A Glossary of Later and Byzantine Greek

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OF VOL.

CONTENTS

A GLOSSARY

OF LATER AND
By E. A.

VIL

BYZANTINE

GREEK.

SOPHOCLES.
Pagb

INTRODUCTION.

of the Attic ?ialect.

Universality
of the Greek
The Later Periods
Alexandrian
Roman

........

Language

Period.
9

Period.

Period.
Byzantine
Turkish Period.,
The Foreign

...
1

16
33

Element

of the Greek

Language.

38

Rhythm. 50
Grammatical

Remarks.

67

Orthography
Consonants.

and Orthoepy.
80

Nouns

,.

Adjectives.
Pronouns.

67

81
. 87

88
89

Verbs.
94
Syntax.
to the Glossary.
131
Preface
List of Later and Byzantine Authors

referred

143

GLOSSARY.

..........

to the Introduction

Additions

Additions to the List of Authors. 575

to the Glossary.

Additions

APPENDIX..579
Modern

to. 134

Greek

Corrections.'

579

Period.
623

575

575

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P.

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....

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STANDING
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Librarian.

....

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Treasurer.

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Auditing

Committee.

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C. E. WAEE.
Committee

of Publication.

Committee

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COUNCIL.
Class

I.

Class

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JOSEPH LOVERING,
EBEN N. HORSFORD.

n.

LOUIS AGASSIZ,
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J. B.
Class

in.

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ROBERT C. WINTHROP.

S. JACKSON.

MEMOIKS
OF THE

ACADEMY.

AMERICAN

and Byzantine

of Later

Glossary

By E. A.

Greek.

SOPHOCLES.

October 12th, 1858.

Communicated

INTRODUCTION.
OF THE ATTIC

UNIVERSALITY

DIALECT.

? I
As early as the latter half of the fifth century before Christ, Athens was regarded as
Its dialect, in point of development and in richness
the intellectual centre of Greece.
of literature, stood at the head of all the Greek dialects. The natural consequence
of this pre-eminence was
finished

is not

It

education.1

from whatever

persons

use the dialect of Athens.

our

of Greece

part

to mention

purpose

here

of Stagira, Theopompus

of iEolis, Aristotle

than those of Ephorus

and Theophrastus
of Lesbos.
Now

to

necessary

names

to obtain a

from all the tribes repaired thither

that Greeks

educated

it is not difficult

at Athens

would

other

any

of Chios,

by preference

to understand

that their example

Fur
would naturally be followed by their kinsmen, pupils, friends, and dependents.
ther, Athens was the great emporium of Greece.2 Of course all the dialects met at
1

ThuC.
50 E

Pan.

2, 41
To

re

Svvck?v

ovtov

chai,
2

XEN.

Vect.

VOL. VII.

tt?v

\eya>

?* airokcKo?rrcv

p.a6r?rai rS>v aXkc?V dia?cncaXoi

Kai fi?Wov

And

"?kXrjvas

yey?vaai,

Kakela?at,

rovs

1, 6 Ovk hv aK?yas

NEW

SERIES.

re

fj irokis

iraa-av iroKiv

Kai to

t&v

rrjs iraihevve
de ris

rrjs '?XkaBos

rjfi v 7rep\ to

rovs

e?vai : said
aWovs

7T 7ro[rjK firjKen tov

'EXXqi/toi/ ovofxa
s rrjs rjiicTepas,

o?rj?eirj tt?s

naibevcriv

iv nal
X?yeip
(?>pov

'EXX?Sos,

fj tovs

ttjs koivtjs

/cal Tr?oys

?v?p

yevovs,

Uto

Pericles.*a?5

by

irovs,

aXX?-8,

(frvo-e s fierv

8, 9

eva ra>v o-

?e rrjs otKovfie
necessarily

that

?ferred

'Aicovcas
fiaTOcfrv

imply

that

A GLOSSARY OF LATER

Greek

; unless

dialects

the words

ties with

it be assumed

which

that
unwarrantably
as Macedonian.16
represent

they

the

liber

took

grammarians

the son of Philip, was placed under the immediate tuition of Aristotle.
Alexander,
And as this philosopher used no other dialect than the Attic, his pupil became ac
that dialect and its literature at an early age.

quainted with
must

Alexander
in

to

natural

the

soldiers
the

that

suppose
were

Alexander

also

common

The

general.

been

have

their

and

and

attendants

personal

spoke

terms

military

of Macedonian

of his

language
of course

the language

Now

dialect

native

used

expressions

officers

;17 and

in

of

the

it

is
of

army

origin.18

? 6.
son

the

Ptolemy

one

of Lagus,

the Greek was no native

Asia

and in the greater part ofWestern

In Egypt

of Alexander's

and

generals,

tongue.
the

afterwards

first

ruler of Egypt, introduced the Attic dialect into that country. And
spoke the language of their forefathers, the Greek
although the native population
residents followed the example of the king and his officers and flatterers. Hence the
Greek inscriptions found in Egypt are written in Attic.19 The other dialects were now

Macedonian

so little

16

Hes.

'A?Xo'et,

Id.

"A?io-Kov,
as

same

KVK ?)va.
Latin

the
Id.

MaKeb?ves.

17
following
"
Macedones
Praeter

r?7ras,

I, 592
be

may
passage
"
"
de
inquit,

fuero

usus,

They

are

I,

contained

virga.
Id.

MaKtb?pcs.

*A?apv,

Id.

from

compare

(sic).

b r O w).

r? a?povc,

Maneb?ves
Id.

gut.
: the

Kai Matctb?ves

?>s Po)/xatot

they

Maicebov?a

pa?bov.

T?pKav,

Maiceb?ves:

evrepa.

f? nplvos,

there,

op?yavov.

COffies

a?povres

MaKeb?ves.

Toba,

*lXe?,

appearance

the
vv.

Tor?v,

same

as

the

20

TheOCR.

Compare

: to which

rois Awpi?eo-o-iv,
respect

the
We

Ev?vs

taken

egisti,"
694

in

the

15,

requires

87

Syracusan

speak

to the word

sound

it is worth.

what

: quaero

sunt

rfj (?K?vrj : said

MaKeSojwr?

?cmao-afi?voi

for

adsunt,

Quint.

an

sermone

patrio
facilius,

quos

quae

of

soldiers

the

6, 9, 34

Curt.

rex

Jamque
eos usurus."

sis apud
dicam

of Eumenes.

The

intuens
Turn

si

arbitror,

percepturos

eum,

Philotas,
eadem

etc.
ave?aa

*Ava7n}br](ras [^A\e?avbpos]
third

of Boeckh's

volume

Kak&v tovs

MaKeboviori

The

Graecarum.

Inscriptionum

Corpus

inao-mo-Tas.
inscription

is one of the oldest, if not the very oldest, in the collection.

4694 (B. C. 250 ?)

which

tu

qua

PLUT.

Compare

In

Id.

Id.

plural

(the

Trais orjkeia.

yA<p?a,

te judicaturi
"
inquit,
plerique

Macedonas,"

19

?navra

koXoiovs.

Plut.

Compare

lingua
18

Id.
from

virgam

ocjypvs. MaKeboues

'A?povres,

MaKeb?ves.

ovt(? MaKeb?ves.

Kop?.

'A?apKva,

their

ilex.

Latin

"

Id.

(nrevbe. Maiceb?ves.

Id.

Id.

MaKcb?ves.

p?ba.

"A?ayva,

they made

that,, whenever

in Alexandria,20

heard

the

TLavo-ao-?*,
women

language

irXar
the mouth

t?o-b
to be

o> bvcrravoi,
indignantly

of Peloponnesus
<o,

to broaden,

opened

as much

au?vvra
reply,

kc?tiXXoio-?u
JleXoirovvaa-ia-Tt

; the Dorians,
it refers
as

XaXeO/xes

trow,

to the prevalence

possible

iKKvaurevvTi

Tpvy?vss

have
of

b'

A&pla?ev
a

long

right
A

ir\aT

to

i?crboi<rai

e^ort,

speak

in the Doric

&>k?>,
Doric.

dialect

AND

attract notice.

would naturally

BYZANTINE

GREEK.

some of the Ptolemys

And

not tolerate even,

would

of Macedonia.21

the dialect

successors

and his

Seleucus

into

successors,

the Macedonian

of Asia

interior

the

were

empire

introduced

the Attic

Minor.

into Syria ; and Eumenes

two

The

centres

great

of

and his

these

of

parts

and Pergamus.22

Antioch

? ?
It appears, then, that, in the third century after Christ, the Attic had superseded
the other dialects.28 But the Attic used in countries more or less remote from Athens
was not .in every particular the same as the Attic of that city. On the contrary,
speakers and writers born and educated in such countries were apt to mix with it
words and phrases derived from their native idioms.24 At the same time, they would
avoid

naturally
the

was

whatever
of

refinements

the Attic

a hearer

to perplex

likely
dialect.

The

or reader
from

grammarians,

with

unacquainted
the

second

century

the common dialect^ and sometimes the Greek lan

downward,
guage, in contradistinction to theAttic dialect
by which expression they designate the
language of the earlier Athenian authors, as Plato and Demosthenes. When
they apply
call this kind of Attic

the

21

term

kolvt?,

PLUT.

I,

Ol

b? X?yerai

noXXwv

Ant.

JOSEPH.

v "EXXrjves.

Kaio-ap?

11,

17,
3,

of Pindar,

dialect

rafa

ko\

y?p

ko\

Tabapa

mean

that

ra>p

avrrjc ?aatXecDP

irp?

this

poet

ovb?

kXi7tOpt<?p.

"Ittttos

rrjs Te

peyiarrjv

simply

eKpa?e?p yXcjTras,

b? /cat to MaKebopi?eip

1 Kaicrapeiav

9,

they

Ka\ aXkwv

[17 KXeoTr?Ypa]

TrepCKa?eip bi?XeKTOP, eviav

?p \opep(?P

ttjp Klyvnrlt?>v
22
Compare
14, 4

927

to the

common,

eiVi

'EXXrjpibes

*lovbaias

Ka\

irokiv,

to

TT?Xets.

Bell.

nXeop

v(j)

Jud.

2,

'EXXj^ov

eiroiKovp?pr?p.

see Inscr. Vol. Ill, p. 211 seq.

For Greek inscriptions found in Syria, Assyria, and Mesopotamia,
28When Constantine
tells us that the Ionic, Doric, and iEolic were heard in his time, we
Porphyrogenitus
are

to suppose

is confusedly
24
Compare
25
LUC?AN.
t r?v K oip

26

? o X op
Compare

in view

provincialisms

ancient

author.

94

ATHEN.

3,

Quomod.

Histor.

four

only

VI,

dialects,

Id.

op

312

tt?p yAaiap "EXXr?cri t tj y apira

ayrjp?T

....

it be admitted

bi? ttjp

k o ip r? Kap
7r?(j)VKep a?poicrpa

*H be

Ionic,

"Ay

a pa

Ap

a ?

a i

that

he

7TLfjLi^iap.
ovk ola* 6 ti b??ap,

'l?o? yp?cfreip,

de o? "EXXrjpes biaXeKTOvs e?pai Tas irapa afpiai

PsELL.

'Attik?s

o-Keva?oprai

eV tt?

apg?pepos

MOER.

; unless

p. 42.

and

Done,

T ? x * o p ol "EXX-qpes

Phryn.

dialects

genuine

tg>p 'Attiko?p

the Attic,

namely,

01 p?p ovp
i,

Them.

$acri

ip r?p.

be ol 'Attlko?.

on
22

404,

'Apa?tovp,

than

t* o?ba noXXovs
Kai

16

t r?p ko

examples.

op , ? cltt

'EXXrjPiKC?S'
GALEN.

Alex.

Clem.

following

t?x*>

Scrib.

rather

Porph.

MaKebop?Copr?s

/cal ir?p7m?p

A?oX?ba,

the

*EXXr)pe? t6

some

quoting

recognizes

Take

he had

r?p perrjX?ep.

'l?ba, Amp?ba,
Strabo

that

nap?

b? eXa?ov p?vov.

ov

JEolic.

X?yovo-i,

l *Y ir e p ?oXov
i ?> a- a er 6 a i,
Tols

'Attiko??

Steab.

8,

?clttop

b?-

, Attlk??s

*
Ay

7T?

avT?Ka p?Xa
mpre,
tc?p

'Ar?iba,
Teao-?pop*

1, 2.
fi?XXop
a p. ai

pAp

ovp

*Y ir ep

koipop.
opop.a??p.

pat; nap'

rjplp be to?s Kara

A GLOSSARY OF LATER

a mixed

employed

of Homer

guage

But

dialect?7

equal propriety be said of the lan

this might with

and Hesiod.

THE LATER

PERIODS

OF THE

GREEK

LANGUAGE.

? 8.
The history of the Greek
for practical

may,

the Byzantine.

and

Roman,

are not

language

Thus,

It

and Macedonian

that

and

gradations,

in a

changes

therefore

we

are

not

later

written

are

authors

to

the death of Alexander.

used

commonly

with

and

the Alexandrian

during

on

it began

that

imagine

to

reference

Roman

periods.

period is called Byzantine Greek. Further, the Greek of

or Hebraistic
and of the New Testament has been called Hellenistic

of the Byzantine

the Septuagint

the

because
Jews

and

spoken

language

The Greek

were

and

later Greek

expressions

troubles,

of Sardes and ended with

the day after the burning

Greek,

insensible

here

the precise time of the transition from one stage to another.

the period of the highest development of the Attic dialect coincides

although

the Greek

to remark

the

the Alexandrian,

; namely,

periods

the Great

to fix

the Persian

The

three

into

is hardly
necessary
on
come
but
by

instantaneous,

it is impossible
with

be divided

purposes,

to the death of Alexander

language subsequent

whose

of

translators

the
was

mother-tongue

and

former,

The

the Greek.

all

nearly

the

authors
of

language

of

the Greek

the

latter,

Fathers

is sometimes called ecclesiastical Greek.

and of the Greek Ritual

ALEXANDRIAN

PERIOD.

?9.
From

This
under

the

takes

period

name

was

the Ptolemys,

to the Conquest of Greece by the

the Great (B. C. 323)

Romans {?. C. 146).

of Alexander

theDeath

seat

the

of

the

from

Alexandrian
learning.

It

circumstance

begins,

strictly

that Alexandria,
speaking,

with

the

For, although the new capital of Egypt was founded

reign of Ptolemy Philadelphus.
in the year three hundred and thirty-three before our era5 the foundation of its literary
celebrity may be said to have been laid by that monarch.
The

27

genius

GREG.

(TT(?(Ta.

of poetry

CORINTH,

init.

was

Koivrj

now

b?,

leaving

the Greeks,

17 ir?ures xp<V*#a?

and

science,

Kc" V
?XP*?(TaT0^vbapos,

criticism,

erudition,

tc?v
rjyovv f) ?K
Ttcrorapc?V ?tvvc

GREEK.

AND BYZANTINE

and a taste
was

poets

were

versification

for fantastic

in part

and

obsolescent,

its place.23

taking

The

It was

obsolete.29

entirely

language

natural,

of the

early

that

some

therefore,

of the best scholars of the age should devote their time and learning to the explanation
of

such words

we

are not

term

and

the first

; for

these

that

to suppose

no

as were

passages

at

attempt

understood

by

grammarians,

in

longer
were

critics

was

grammar

systematic

made

the

than

It must

commentators.

modern

and

Aristarchus,

Byzantium,

their

and

grammarians,

were

earliest

of

example

of

learned

revive

Here

?HaXe/cTo?).30

success.

a list of

follows

Hyperides,

orator

Aristoteles

322

Demades,

orator

Aeschines

314

Lycurgus,

28

rovs

Kara

142
yXwrrav

Conv.

I,

ypacfrovrac

payjrc?bol n?vTes
30
See above,

iirio-TavTai
? 7.

Ta

Kai et ris

enjoyed

by

?Tepvyec,

of

authors

306
305

historian

comedian

302

historian

301?

comedian

301?

Demetrius,

comedian

299

Deinarchus,

orator

292
291

comedian
comedian

289?

287

the

r?

eVr? ;

Luc?an.

sonnet

25

Lexiph.
irapa?aXXeiv,

in which

140

of Simmias.

Ka?airep

ovb?

6 tov A

are

'QoV, the Egg

Sipp?ov
b?

'Hpe?s

verses

the

Tronaras

B pos

aiabov

of

inaivovpep
ap etr),

ttju <f)c?vr)PKaKobaipop?arepos.

common

Kai

of Dosiadas,

a>s 7ref? peTpoi?

b? a?,

en tovtc?p

ottc?s

oXtjv Kal *Obvcro~eiav airo

Tavra

the names

by

Anaxippus,

the Wings

of Simmias.

*0 iraTr]p o iiripeXovpevos

clp 'iXt?oa

in the common dialect

Archedicus,

the Altar

Bap?s,

2ipp?ov

the Axe

Troirjpara.

'AXe^aV?pa,
were

Acoo-i?ba
139

TleXeKvs,

SippLov

3, 5

202

the

language.

Theophrastus

an altar.

vvv bvvalprjv

Kal

p.

to afford

said

303?

Posidippus,

306

of

of Homel

dialect

comedian

Menander,

307?

Kal t} tov AvK?(f)povos

29
Homer's
poems
pare Xen.

348-308

308?

in the form

of Rhodes,

comedian

Philippides,

historian

be

may

preceded

Hieronymus,

Anthol.

Compare
disposed

318

orator

Philochorus,

Simmias.

320

historian

Marsyas,

them,

Theopompus,

(Ionic) 2117. 2118. 2119

Inscriptions

the produc

upon

is, the

period wrote

Alexis,

105 309

Inscription

versifiers

of

this period.

322

comedian

that

Ionic,

of

Aristophanes

commenting

of an obsolete

322

Demosthenes

old

These

use

making

who flourished before, but died within,

Diphilus,

the

of authors of the Alexandrian

The majority
(koivt)

men

to

notes

explanatory

Zenodotus,

the

annotators

literature, Aratus, Callimachus, Apollonius

endeavoring
course without

but

and Hesiod,

industriously

of

of Thrace,

They were
to th$

compared

that, while

here,

were

others,

be

may

be added

tions-of the golden age of Greek

and Nicander

scholia

But

sense

usual

by Dionysius

who died in the early part of the first century before Christ.
rather

readers.

ordinary

people

of Athens

avr?p ?ya?bs

ar?paros

ttc?s ap,

elnelv.

as

yevo?prjv

late

as

rjv?yKaa? pe

'Ekc?vo ?',

e(j)rj, XeXrj?oi aKpo?pep?p

time

the

ir?vra

of Xenophoih
r?

'Opripov errrj pa?etp.

e(?)r} 6 ,AvTio-6?vr]s, XeXijO?

ye avT

oX?yov

Com

?p

ere or? Kal o?

eKaarrju rjp?pap ;

A GLOSSARY OF LATER

Later

Demetrius

Inscriptions

281?

Lynceus, historian 280 ?

Sotades (Ionic), poet 280?
Inscription 124

Euphorion
Inscription
Archimedes

Inscription 3595 276 ?

Bion of Smyrna (Doric), poet
Theocritus (Doric), poet 272?
Epicurus, philosopher 270

Hermippus,

Septuaginta

(Epic), poet 256?

285-247

Inscription

2852 243 ?

remark

We

whom

only

Demetrius

once

in the

that,

or considerable

fragments

Phalereus,

Entire

for all,

; as, Demosthenes.

a few

Inscription

2617

Inscription

3067

tar chus,

-181
- 162

178
197

-158

157

grammarian

225?

works,

in Italics

printed

194?

Inscription 2855 156

Moschus (Doric), poet 154?
Inscriptions 3069. 3070 152

225

here,

whose

of authors

194

Inscription

Aris

230?

comedian

Timon Phliasius, poet

Antigonus of Carystus

(Doric) 1325 196

4697 196

(Doric) 3046 193 ?

4677
188

256

Inscription

199

mathematician

Inscription

Interpretes
3137 244?

200?

(Epic), poet
Apollonius ?hodius
3045
193
Inscription

259?

grammarian

Callimachus

Macho,

Inscription

205 ?

203?

philosopher

Eratosthenes,

comedian 262

Zenodotus,

(Doric) 212

historian

Inscription

2374 264

Lycophron, poet

2352 216 ?

grammarian

Polemo,
269?

225. 226 266

Philemon,

221?

Aristophanes,

Aratus (Epic), poet

Alexander of JEtolia (Ionic), poet
268
Manetho

Inscription

- 221

247

Chrysippus, philosopher 207

Apollonius of Perga, mathematician

275?

269

Inscriptions

247 - 222

4694. 5127

Rhianus, poet 222?

Inscription 2621

280?

mathematician
historian

Duris,

283 ?

Phalereus

Eucleides,

Authors.21

have

lists

of

portions
of

Names
come

have

them,

authors

to us,

down

in this

contained

are

whose

come

down

works

are

in Roman

printed

names

Introduction,

are

to us,
or

lost,
letters

of

; as,

Diphilus.

Inscriptions

are designated

by Italics;

mutilated

by Roman

Inscriptions,

letters.
The

number

placed

thus, Demosthenes
an Inscription

Inscription

shows

against

the

name

of

an

author

died in the year 322 before Christ.

the year

2855 (in Boeckh's

in which

that

inscription

Corpus Inscriptionum
81

See

above,

? 8.

denotes

the

The number
was

written

Graecarum)

year

of his

death

standing opposite
; thus,

the date

of

is the year B. C. 156.

AND

The

means

sign

and

less,

BYZANTINE

the

GREEK.

than

-}- more,

sign

the

number

after

which

is

it

Thus, Anaxippus died shortly after the year 303 before Christ ; Epictetus,
shortly after the year 89 of the Christian era.

placed.
The

double

Demetrius
The

db means

sign

or less than

the number

it comes.

after which

Thus,

died not far from the year 283 before Christ.

Phalereus
] means

mark

more

of uncertain

date.

ROMAN

PERIOD.

? io.
the Conquest of Greece by the Romans (B. C. 146), to theRemoval of the Seat of
Government from Rome to Constantinople (A. D. 330).
The fall of Corinth reduced Greece to a Roman province.
In the last half of the

From

first

the

of

century
were

however

Christian

the

era,

a wise

of making

incapable

Nero

emperor
use

declared

of

boon.

this

The

it free.

Greeks
therefore

Vespasian

brought them back under the Roman yoke, declaring at the same time that they had
unlearned liberty ; words which imply that they had lost the faculty of governing them
Greek

selves.

The

asserted

that Greece

is

This

the

theosophism,

in

written
from

and
32

Oveo-irao-Lavov

17,

Apoll.

5, 41

Ac?piKa

Kal 'Arriva,

Nepc?y

ap^avros

is

?ptyvkiop

Philostratus
Pro

VOL. VII.

Arch.

NEW

of

works,

Vespa

fanaticism,

persecution,

religious

principal

literary

was

more

?vv

'EXXa?a,
opovola.

stealing

23 Nam,

SERIES.

siquis

in

well-educated

religious
were

centres

or?V?V
vai

T?por\^r]crav,

o-?XppopicrTep?p

tg?v noXec?V,

prjp

<f)r)cras t?]P
t?

/cat

in

ij?ovs
general,

minorem

ebo?ev,
ana

k. t. X.

peculating

gloriae

fructum

It

Alex

&(j)?s

yvovs

e?xei>.

putat

ovao~6ai

Tovt
to be

OvevTTaviavos

ovv ov

p?vov

imagined
Xen.

versibus

b pov.

6 Oveairao-tavos

Tvavr?X6ov ai n?Xeis

(compare

ex Graecis

tov

be

PhiLOSTR.

'EXXrjviK?v.

r? 'EXX?s

to

supposed

eCey?vero

Kal

in particular

in Mesopotamia,

was

to

and

spoken

?>7roreXe?s re av?i?

iXev?eplap

IS not

less

Spain,

"EXXrja? ye

eavrov

b prj n?Xai

or

person

Kai ?XXa, ouVco rrjs ?nl Tocr?vbe

opyrjs.

irpo?aXhopevos

means

now

other,

cnravT v.Ou

a7ropepaor]K

'A7roXX<?^tu) iriKpoTcpov tov TTJs ?ao-iXeias

r?6r) 'Attlk?,
33
Cicer.

The

Every

a(?)?r)o-ip

fjyep?vos,

Te avrj?qae

oraVets

N?pcoz/

a(?)r?Ke ttjv

eXev?epav

avrrjv tovto

superficialness,

than when

condition

grammatical

asceticism,

$?aXe/cTo?)
remote
from
each

to Sarmatia.33

eKeXevo-cv

ir?vra

monachism,

/coivrj

widely

Nepc?va

Kal aKOveiv

(?)6p(?V

of

charlatanry.

(r?

EXev?epov

pera

yap

elvai

Kal tw

usual

their

Antioch.

dialect

regions

7,

with

hand,

prosperous

declamation,

mysticism,

.?Ethiopia

PAUS.

a?eiXero

and

common

The

in a more

been

empty

philosophical

Athens,

andria,

of

theurgy,

imposture,

other

the

its independence.32

period

and

never

had

it of

sian deprived

on

rhetoricians,

to?s

that,
An.

Vit.
es

fj?r)

b? ?fyiKopevo?
iraoovvi,
by

r?6r?Awpim,

4, 6,14

percipi,

?XX?

quam

seq.).
ex

A GLOSSARY OF LATER

10

acquainted

with

a medium

of

most

of

were

not

it.8*

In

communication.

even

It

of

the Roman

of Greek

descent.35

the writers

it was

fact,

sort

of universal

not

may

be

to

unimportant

were

period

and

consequently

observe

here

that

of

them

language,

colonial

and many

Greeks,

? h.
In

second

the

ancient

standard.

them.

In

Old

era

and

words

to

addition
was

of our

century

had

deviated

disappeared,

were

meanings

some

had

language

expressions

new

this,

the

old

upon

put

succeeded

The

words.

the

syntax,

an

effort

to

check this tendency, but they were steadily opposed by usage, and not unfrequently

by

moreover,

Those

sense.33

good

divided

be

undergoing

into

and

hand,

the

to annihilate
special
would

nostrasque
34
Quintil.
quod

Graece,

studia

secutus

Marius

12 A

est,

despised
N

Compare

batp.opo?.
36
SEXT.
aXX?

PLUT.

Adv.

IIoXXc?

p,?p T) 7raXat?,

21,

II,

the

nostris

y?p

fere

110

word,

suis

Latina
barbarorum

finibus,

regionibus
totus

Nunc

the
they

is a good

regionibus,

15,

under

this word,"

in mediis

Juven.

the one

themselves

to be

This

volunt

may

on

ris),

use

not

Attic

it upon

fortune

must

sermo?

ancient

took

author.

sibi

the
and M

good

You

6, 8 Quid

413

linguae
of

language

Trjs

be ?o-?epeias

totc

10, p.

257

elvl o~vpr)?eiai,

est,

nation.

De

Graias

rancidius

quid

mera

42 Nec

Cecropis
cura

minore

quam

Graeca

professus.
Plut.

I, 406
6 UavXos

F.
Xeyei

tu ^?Xtdp^o),

el eCeari

(xoi

/xereor^/ce,

r?p ai irp?repai

ovp Trj ir?vTi?V avprj?eia

Ka\ ttc?s

irepl na?rap

Kal o? 7r6ke?ioi

order??

Ka\ ?jloXl? av vvv oKij Trapaa'x01 rpLorx^ovs

'EXXtjplkop

Kara

7rpocr?x

lp ' e* ^e tovto,
rj as

Kal aXXrj ?i?p 'A?rjpa'u?P, aXXr) b? AaKebaifiopiap

'?xopra p,?a-r)P 7r?\ea>s, Our

?a-reiap

fj avrrj be r

6p,ov ti ttjp

oiik?ras.

p,?prj Ka\ bianopOrjue?o-a

irapab?xoPTai

tc?p Kara tt?p

e^rjKkayyL?pr) b? fj pvp, Kal ovx ? avrrj p.?p
?ypo?Kiap,
'Apia-Tocf??prjs, Ai?KeKTOP

Nam

Sulmonensi

Claud.

Sueton.
omni

KarrjX?ep rj 'EXX?s Xvp.ap?e?o-a

AeiireTai

6, 184

Juven.
facta

els tt?p nape^oXrjp

Koiprjs ?XiyapbpLas,

/xdX?ora

etc.

occasione

conquered

malo.

Graecula

Latine,

e?crayeo-?ai

ttc?s oi 7roXXoi
bia\?yovrai

(fiaaip

incipere
Tusca

nescire

Me'XXc??> re

37

de

quae

irKelo-rop p.?pos f) 'EXX?s

Gram.

Ka\ ? KC?fjiLKo?
\eyei
Koripap.

puerum

praestantiamque
as

Greek

irapaTTjprja-e s tov

p. 264

nisi

turpe magis

T. Act.

1 Et y ?irap

the

in omnibus

leguntur

Mac?doniens

Persasque

sermone

Graeco

amorem

o?Kovfxtvrjp ?7T ipya(ravT0,

17,

not
"

ancient

any

ad Helv.

cre ; e0 be e<pr?, 'EXXr?i/torl yiv?xriccis

elireiv r\ npos
85
Compare

7,

Indos

in

Graeca

quod
Consol,

Formosam,

sit

Cum

omnia

inter

a Plato.

or
found

propterea

had

that

phrase

is not

Senec.

ulla

putat

of

the honor

Athenas.

orbis
1, 1,

se non

errat

Quis

habet

and

it

continentur.

urbes?

Graecae

guardians

Thucydides

"because

sane

cxiguis

of

vehementer

Latinis,

of

; the grammarians
(as Phrynichus
on the other.
The
former
exquisites,

word

every

say,

purists

the day made

classes

literary

protection

changes.

self-constituted

two

The

of

from

perceptibly
and new ones

i? ?px^js v7t6 tov

ov XP?La TVS
?vaXoyias,

ov tolovtop
Kai ttoKlp

?kkKlpovq-l.

Ovr

Ibid.

'A?rjpatc?P bia(j) povaa

p ep acrrei
biarpi?apTap

viro?rjkvTepap,

PAUS.

?peXev?epop

?apo
viraypoi~

11

GREEK.

BYZANTINE

AND

They assumed that the limits of the Greek language had been
In short, they overlooked the simple fact
for ever fixed during the Athenian period.
it is old."

because
a

that

spoken
to another.

stage

never

language

remains
they would

Sometimes

to correct authors of the first order.

class

this

that
as

and

7rpwT?)? in Aristotle,

phon,

were

they

had

of critics

Phrynichus

e^vpio-pLo^

in Hyperides.

any

nor

sense

for

their

with

so far as to attempt

presumption

Thus,

ohfir]in Xeno

finds fault with

we

But

real

not

must
On

contemporaries.

for

one

from

passes

imperceptibly

their

carry

influence

neither

remarkable

but

stationary,

they were

learning,

suppose

the

contrary,
contemned

by men of judgment, and ridiculed by epigrammatists.37

The

latter,

In

because
Gram.

us,

in the

of

riKovs

these

be

are

These

tov

igaprveis

beov o-e XaXe?v

Et
(j)vo-iK?>Tepov ;

KaraXiir?v

TTpoaropiXovvTas

Kal to

?evi?oi,

io-TLP ot?

vnepaTTLKOc

o~ra, iyKarapiyvveis

7?pot)pT)pivots

rrjs

prjb?

'AppeviaKa

ov avyxcopovcrt
"EXXrjves,

b? oi 'Attiki?optcs

"EXXr]o-iv.
o-vXXa?rjv
vyiaivetv
For
Athen.

ovopa?eiv
363

??iovo~i

ovopa?ovTes,
i??Xovcri

witticisms
3, 53.

at

?* avrr?p [ttjp

aXX? bt? tov K

y paiera
the

per?

o-irep rots

p?cpapop,

KaXo?crt

opCXiap

eis

to

pav?apc?P

p?p

larpo?s

Ibid.

Kipapav"]

365

?ypor\ueiep.

Quom.

344

VI,

ir?pv

tl

ol

351
361

?tSp

(j>evyovTes

Ou?e

y?p

tois

Ov

to

{?pas

bf? ti

p?p

tovs

pvp
t>p, et

/carayeXaor?raTOP

e/ceti/?

b? r?

p?XXop
Etra

perat-v
ip

'ArnK??eip

7rXe?
ovrcas

ttj ?capn

ovto?s

p?p

i irdpres

opopa?ov

ol ttjp
iirirpiirTop

(rvpr?6es ov bi?

-y?p
ttip t?p

"Oo-ot b? (pevyovo-i

^evboiraibeiap
ovvi

r?pa>p> ?XX

biaXeyopipwp

ttj

to

Hc?s

'Arrt/ctcr/zoC.Ovtoi

pvp

X?xapop

ap?paure,

p?ya

22

348 A

'ATTiKi?ew

Kat

?pia,

ro?s

(frpopri?ovo-iP

'A?rjpaiois
to

ir?vTOuP

&

ahlap.

. . . . eos

examples

'A?rjpalc?P yjreXXio-p p,

20

Scrib.

ovoop, a

T?p
Toi?ro

the

(toXoik?(op

the

T? yap,

ttjp

pi?eip

roiavra

Ttjs tc?p oXXo?p ?p?pairap.

eijaKoaicop

b?

Hist.

pr?

26

Lexiph.

airrjKpi?copevos

GALEN.

of

seq.

Tatian.

To

all

avrcop bi? t?p

apxai?raTOP

ap(j)?T pa.

navres

Ill,

tt?p yXSrrap,
25

view

pov, Ev?vs

o-pov,
229

LUC?AN.

biao-Tpecfx?P

tov Y
X?ye?/.
irpb

be?ta>s

p, Ka??irep

pc?porepop.

tov pr? A

poi

X?ye

prjpara

iraXai

Sextus's

'HXiob

?ap?api

iKcfx?vrjaeis

?Xap?repop

/idXtara

Tipic?r?pav

/cat tov Y.

ras

c?p 'A6r?paios,

irapepe?e?va-TO.

KaXovaw

prjXa

irpeKOKKLc?virpoo-qyopiap

?o-Kovvres

(?x?vtjp

(frc?vrjp ovb?p rjyovprai

'A?rjvaic?v

confirm

Adv.

Sext.

prjbe bvo ax^bbp

povop

Compare

(?ic?Prjs irapaKoitToi.

Kal 7JT?>xi/c? iroXX?

. . . . aXX*

poets.

crvyKpoveis

biaXiyerai

irais apri

7rep?
Boiss.

'Attik??optcs.

ovk

v W^

p Kal ttjp
a

ravra

y paierai

Trjv p?p

popivpa

?iji

Kal btjpoTiKa

evreXrj ov?para

ot?' on

elvai

rots X?-yots,

o?

noXv?tou

occur?

/cal 'EXXrjpio-p?

passages
pprja?

Kcitovkcitos,

it not

tovs

ev(f>pabela

following

ypappartKov

the best

from

ttjp

irpos
*

irpb x^'i(?V

Ka?eo-TrjKos

entitled

taken

'Attiki?cis
b?

The

surnamed

av r?v tc?p
ypappariK&p
?arpol r?o-aPy ovb?p

or

to

for rare and obsolete

does

?Xiir<upep

of

idea

preposterous

of Tyre,

it occur?

does

bvprjO?pToap ip

*Az> tov

p. 38

; Tt b? cos ip nvypfj

y?p

Ulpianus

/cat orap

irpoTpoirr?p

t?>p piya

treatise
are

ir?Xepov

o~oi boKe? ?ap?apiKWTepop,

elval

in

by

/ce trat;

eXe'yxeip.

Ill,

2 Et prj

'Arn/cto-rat

true

the

eKaarop

?as ?ap?apop

construction

t??p ypapp?rc?v

els

exjj polpap

15,

that,

here,

solecistic

of

illustrative

Tis

asking

AnTHOL.

ATHEN.

ov

/ce it at;

i?eXovras

pedants.

added

is represented

scholars

b? ap

?Xiyrjv

biberat.

o-Topct pov

38

of

the

The mania

in all its splendor.

T?XaTc?Pa /cat Ar)pocr6?pr?p,

attainments

It may

of

class

habit

ypapp

bvvapivovs

QovK.vblbr?v,

to

Ovk

237

4, p.

eXpeiv

this

Athen
he was

conceived

exquisites,33

literary

the classical Attic

restoring
37

the

namely,

tov K Kal Tov

(?x?pjj o-irovba?ovaip,

ro?s

pvp

I tt)p irpwrnp
?XX? Toty

t ravra.
expense

of

the Atticists,

see Anthol.

Ill,

pp.

47.

55.

Luc?an.

Rhet.

Praecept.

16.

A GLOSSARY OF LATER

12

and

words
to

demand.

the

these

for
was

for

now

treasures.

even

Greek

because

Saturnus

because

he

acquainted
has

It

mentioned

names.

proper

took

for granted

with

Latin,

to Kpovo?

been

have

remarked

is, the

and Arrian

in his

Indica,

of

uncommon

the Alexandrian

even

thing,

Thus, Lucian,
to

attempt

imitate

One

he

Qpovris,

been

better

the

old

that,

in the above

scholars,

to write

add,

in

and De Syria

in his De Astrologia
Herodotus.

Kpovios,

used

poets

for good

of

into Merwirlas.

probably

now

it.39

wrote

$/3oi>r/c.40 Had

We

nothing

into

he

Qpovrwy

most

him

to,

as to translate

Saturninus

of

from

and Hesiod.41

the then obsolete new Ionic dialect.42

Dea,

derived

some

that

an

not

instead

equal

ransacked

for

authority

converted

transformed

of Homer

language
it was
century,

; and

was

that Pronto

he would

he

Thus,

least

objected

so thoroughly Attic

tells us, fancied himself

corresponds

already

that

Ionic,

Latin

excellent

at

zealously

was

expression

to produce

than

was

literature

or

was

however,

supply,

Greek

if a word

And

this class of writers, Lucian

into

great
corner
of

word-hunters

the

; the

very

obscure

Every

hidden

easier

was

expressions

Aretseus,

physician,

employed this dialect after the example of Hippocrates.

? 12.
The Asiatic
words

sounding
before

the

tions

of Dion

that is, the style

style,

sonorous

and

time

made

periods,

of Dionysius

in which

little else

its appearance

of Halicarnassus.43

than high

the Greeks

among

is represented

and Libanius

Aristeides,

Chrysostomus,

It

is required

by

the

which

; productions

shortly
declama

conclusively

show that it is possible to use language skilfully without necessarily

conveying any
important ideas. But it must not be forgotten that these oration-makers enjoyed a
89

Rhet.

LUC?AN.

17

Praecept.

opofia o?jtc optos

ev?vs

ovtc

tipos,

*Ai/

yepop.epov

o-oXoiklcttjs

b?

ovb* aXXo ti tc?p Kara 7raibetap, &s Tipes airo7Tkapr?6kpTes

Tipas tov

fx?pTVp?s
40
Luc?an.
41
42

See

rem

above,

9 Phalereus

Phalerea

Hist.

Quomod.

eKireo-ova-a

illam,

qua
ilium

viro t&p
?pxaiwp
Scrib.

Trjs ?px^?as

Taa-be ras

c??.

<?>?ppa.Kop fj apai?-xyvTia,
init.

PHRYN.

(pc?prjs Kal em

Ov

ty?p ?fia?lap

Xap?apei

Kal 7rp?xeipop
b? o~?, acnrep

KaracjievyopTes

TTOp??ovo~i

(?)?>p?s.

21.

? 9.

KOiPrjV fjLTr?\6ep.
43
HAL.
DlON.
eavrrjs

Hist.

Quomod.

LUC?AN.

Brut.

7rpoeipr?cr6ai

ep eo-Tco

f? ?ap?apla-i]s,

7rore fj 7roirjTOv,
f? crvyypa(j)

Ibid.

446

V,

16

Scrib.

fH p,?p

'Attlk?)

....
Demetrius
Demetrium,

delectabat

magis

Kal ?pxo.ia

p.ovaa

p, f? b* eK tipc?p ?apaopap

?ya?

?p Trj 'l?bi

'Apg?pepos

yp?cpeip,

ovk

o?b'

6 ti

avrUa

b?gap,

eVt TTjp

??oka

18.

TTJs'Aalas

Athenienses,

Kal avTOx?o?P

arop.op

[read

artfioz/?]

ex^?s Kal 7rp?yqp a(f>iKojjLepr]povo-a,

quam

Phalereus

dicebatur

uti,

quamquam

is primus

inclinasse

vestem

inflamabat.
bene
eloquentiam

ad

Quintil.
forensem
dicitur.

k. t. X.
10,

pulverem

el\rj<prj
Compare

1, 33 Nec
facer?.

T?v

o-xWa

ClCER.
versicolo
10,

1, 80

GREEK.

AND BYZANTINE

13

had no

the admirers of Aristeides

high reputation for eloquence in their day.44 Thus,
difficulty in putting him on an equality with Demosthenes.45

? 13.
New

even

them

of

Some

as a body,

and,

Testament,

or less under

more

were

Fathers

Greek

The

did

they
the

discouraged

the

influence

set a high

not

value

authors.

of pagan

study

the

of

and

Septuagint

on

of diction.46

elegance

of

the-author

Thus,

the

the

: "What

of the Apostles asks disapprovingly47

defect, pray, dost thou
"
find in the law of God, that thou shouldst have recourse to those heathenish fables ]

Constitutions
The

ecclesiastical

far

the

fifth

of

number

greater

was

terms

theological

a late

until

accessions
introduced

before

date,

the

but

by

of

the

close

century.
we

therefore

If

the contest

would

a clear

have

of Christianity

tion between

Pagan

are

to Philon

As

forces.

never

of

the

lose

were

former

so far as

the Jews,

the Fathers.

state

the

language
of

sight

during

the distinc
successors

legitimate

latter may be regarded as intruders or disturb

The

and Josephus,

to be classed with

we must
The

writers.

the

of

conception

heathenism,

against

and Christian

of those of the preceding period.

ing

to receive

continued

vocabulary

Here

language

is concerned

they

a list of authors of the Roman

follows

period.
(epic)
Inscription 4682

138

Agatharchides

134?

Dionysius

Polybius

129

Artemidorus

Apollodorus

128

Antipater

Plipparchus

127

Scymnus

Nicander

Inscription

4893

Inscription

4896

44
ossa,
45

sed

etiam

AriSTEID.

6avu.?o~iop

127-117

Ehet.

737

Ill,

?pbpa

avTos

ap

742

e?-rroifiep npbs

23.

90
117-82
63

17 Utinam

Brut.

Cicer.

y?p

?l?pos pLep,lpLr?TaL. 743

ovtc?s

Ta ?avr
fjp?P,
'ATTiK??ovaap

ovp

r? TpiTrj

Arjfio
Mwcrei

b?

Xeya

(pop?,

?>s ?biop ArjjjLoa?epei

'AXX' 17/xe??, <a aavfiaorie,

(pc?Prjs biaXeyop.epois

?ap?apov
T? y?p

100?

Parthenius

Lexiph.

"HpeyKep

(llpoXeyop,.)

'ApivTelb-qp.

pcop cro<pio~TiK(?P?pbpSp
46
455 D
BASIL.
Ill,

of Sidon

imitarentur

nee

solum

sanguinem

top

17.

Praecept.

113?
107
103

grammarian

Inscription 4678

127?

Luc?an.

Compare

of Thrace,

'HXt'a Kal rots

p Kal Ta Trap eKetpc?P

(p?eyyofie?a,
yXc?TTap,

7tXt)P otl

'Ao-ias,

7rpoo~op KaTepor?o-ap.ep, tovto

?ePLKoP b? to tolovtop
Kal

rj ttjs

?Xie

?e
ovtco

irpoeX?ovaa
err

aKpi?elas

o~o<j)bp Kal
pec?Te

tSp

prjp.a.
fiaKaplois

apbp?vi

povp ?iep
?Xrj??j, X??ip

ck ttjs

o'vpeo'p.ev,
be a?iaer?.

461

; addressed
e?pX fiaor]Tr?s op.oXoy<o Kal <jf>iXc3

Libanius.
47

CONST.

?v is equivalent

ApOST.
to ?We

1, 6 T? y?p
; that

is,

croc Kal Xe'nrei

it denotes

residt,

ep tc?

popeo tov

not purpose.

Beov,

?p

Irr eKe?pa Ta ??p6p.v?a

6pp,r?crr?s; Here

E
to

A GLOSSARY OF LATER

14

Inscriptions

4898. 4897, b. 4899?

Posidonius

51?

Diodorus

of Sicily

Nicolaus

55 ?

Inscription 3902, b 11

of Damascus

Dionysius

Antoninus Liberalis
1 ?

orator

Lesbonax,

Tryphon,

3834 157

Inscription
Inscription 4680
Arrianus
161 ?

lexicon ?
grammarian

2060

Inscription
Onosander

38 ?

Artemidorus,

4762 44

.Apollonius,

49 ?

Aelius

Inscription 4956 49
Xenocrates,
Inscription

Inscription 4699 56-f

Erotianus

68

Inscription
Le?nidas

Inscription

5879 78

Epictetus^

89+
4716

Inscription
Plutarchus
Inscription
Dioscorides

Inscription
aeon,

Aelianus

4150, 5, p. 1112 (Doric)

100 ?

48

The

they may

1 ink.

be

Antoninus

180?
180

Inscription

4683

were

representing

taken
the

down
familiar

183

?
?

grammarian

grammarian 200 ?
?

grammarian

Diogenes Laertius 200 ?

Achilles Tatius 200 ?

145-147

as

iK?v

physician

Phrynichus,
Moeris,

180 - 183

200 ?

Arcadius,

138

of Epictetus

180

180?

*0 p o pao~T

Galenus
Aretaeus,

4679

regarded

17 4 ?

Lucianus

Pollux,

4734 130 ?

Lectures

1?1

Aristeides

97

138

Inscription

Oppianus
Pausanias

of Tyre 180?
180?
Hermogenes

96 ?

grammarian

grammarian

163

i 395

Maximus

70-f

Z)?cw Chrysostomus 117 ?

Inscription 4732 130
Dr

',s

Her odes Atticus

of Alexandria

161

grammarian

Inscripta

Marcus

4957 68

161?

'OveipoKpiriK?v

Herodianus,

Polyaen

50 ?

physician
4697, b

161

Ptolemaeus, geographer
Cleomedes ?

(Doric)

of Thessalonica

Antipater

147 ?

150 ?

Hephaestion
?

grammarian

Inscription
Strabo 14

ERA.

Writers.

1 ?

Apollonius,

Periegetes

OF THE CHRISTIAN

Pagan

Lesbonax,

16

BEGINNING

Babrius

of Halicarnassus

Dionysius

43

by Arrian
style

essentially
of

the

latter

as
part

they
of

were

delivered.

the fir^t

century.

Consequently
See

EriCT.

AND

200?
200?

Sextus

4989

Inscription
Dion Cassius
Athenaeus

4705

Inscription
Philostratus

Philon

lucas,

Aphthonius

317 ?

Poly carpus 16 6 ?
Tatianus

Theophilus
Hermeias

*E tt i cr t o X a i

Dionysius
Maximus

'E7TicttoXt)
'E 7T i crr o X r?

Joannes,

Irenaeus

97

Josephus^

Ep?stola

Apostolorum

Dionysius

Concilium Antiochenum

Petrus

Marcion
martyr

of Patara

of Alexandria

IL
270

300+
304

Concilium Ancyranum 314

Concilium JSfeocaesariense 314

Yalentinus

Concilium Laodicenum

Ptolemaeus

Concilium Nicaenum

Hegesippus

Concilium

49

221?j?

Gregorius Thaumaturgus
Phileas of Egypt 300
Methodius

Ignatius
Basileides

Justinus,

?
?

Areopagites

217

265
Dionysius of Alexandria
Concilium Antiochenum I.

ad Diognetiwi

Apocrypha

190+
200 ?

Hippolytus
Sextus Julius Africanus
Origenes 251

Constitutiones Apostolorum ?
Barnabas

178?

200+
Glemens of Alexandria

100?

Clemens of Eome 100 ?

Ca?ones

of Corinth

Caius or Gaius

Evayy?Xiop

Clementine Homilies

of Antioch

Athenagoras

'E?rto-ToXat

Jacobus,

Palaephatus
Iamblichus

and Christian Writers.

Evayy?Xiop

Paulus,

Judas,

305 i

Evayy?Xiop

Petrus,

268+
273

Longinus

Evayy?Xiop

Marcas,

268+

Dexippus

Porphyrius

40

Matthaeus,

Plotinus

15

228
232?
249+
Jewish

GREEK.

222

238

historian

Herodianus,

BYZANTINE

I.

325

Gangrense

Josephus, according to his own statement, wrote his history of the Jewish war originally in his native
The translation
tongue for the use of such of his countrymen as lived in the interior of Western Asia.
was
into Greek
made by himself for those who spoke that language. Joseph. Bell. Jud. Prooem. 1.

A GLOSSARY OF LATER

16

BYZANTINE

PERIOD.

? 14.
From

theRemoval

of the Seat of Government from Rome to Constantinople

to the Conquest of Constantinople by the Turks (A. D. 1453).

When
it New

and

Rome,

Roman

the

also

emperor,

distinguish

removed the seat of empire to Byzantium,

the Great

Constantine

The

Constantinople.
were
now
called

which

Romans,

ancient

the

as well

Greeks,

them from theWestern Romans,

to the name Hellenes,

and

as

sometimes

used

often

were

the Greeks

because

This

acquainted.

he called
*

other

Eastern

Greeks

themselves,

gave

of pagans,

heathens,

it is

of

subjects

to

Romans,

regard

to be observed

and of other places out

gentiles,

idolaters,

apparently

prominent gentile people with which they were

passed into the works of the Christian authors. The

the most

signification
from

nameTpai/co?,

sense

it in the

the

that is, the genuine Romans.50 With

here that, during the preceding periods, the Jews of Alexandria

of Palestine

(A. D. 330),

downward,

Polybius

the Latin

represents

G r a e c u s,

a Greeks

not the mythical Tpat,kos.

The Byzantines, when they speak of the inhabitants of
Greece, usually designate them by the termHelladiJcoi.51
or

Byzantium

great literary centre.

and

stages,

the

Constantinople,

The

capital

be

of

to divide

necessary

the Roman

world,

this long period passed

language during

it will

therefore

new

it

into

a number

was

through
of

now

the

several

subordinate

periods or epochs. We propose the following.

First. From A. D. 330 to 622, the year of theHegira.
Second. From 622 to 1099, theyear of the capture of Jerusalem by the Crusaders.
Third. From 1099 to 1453, theyear of thefall of Constantinople.

? 15.
From A. D. 330 to 622.

First Epoch.
Constantine
new

50
51

religion.

See
See

was

the first Roman

But

although

F?>p.T), P<?/xa?os, Pc?fi?pos,

TpatK?s,

52From

'EXXabiK?s,

Christianity,

Kaporapripov

"eXXtjp,

emperor

that publicly declared in favor of the

that is, the externals of Christianity,52

7r6Xts, in the Glossary.

in the
Glossary.

the following epigram of Palladas it may be inferred that statues of Greek

transformed into Christian saints, and kept in churches. Anthol.
XIII, p. 661 :

gods were sometimes

AND

protection
as late as the

existence

its

and

schools

the rapid
of

Greek

The

its

tained

time

it contained

Thus,

Chrysostom's

to the

epoch,

spoken

a vast

into

of

the

religious
in

seminary,

add here that Justinian's

even

the

teachers'

salaries

of

public

up

breaking

the

Greek

in

of

the written,

the basis

and phrases

had

it

the

to that

of Constantinople,

avoided.56
was

level
a

he was

whom

with

of

same

at the

but

scholars
good
generally
of an uneducated
person,

which

re

undergone,
sense
strictest

favorite.

great

into

secular

Of

ecclesiastical.

and

to divide

convenient

be found very

It will

the

these

the authors

former

be

may

further

that

remarked
of

productions
of

Gospel

Xpio~Tiavo\

X?vrj
Eis

dedicated to Saint Marina,

be

as

paraphrased

as

such works
Patrum,

regarded

It is to be

period.
not

sought,

epoch

successors

in the elaborate
of Macarius,

the

homilies

the

Leimonarion

of

the

Joannes

To

the

'OXvpiria bwpar
' ovb?
y?p

an-qpoves

: The

house

smith's

ev

(?>epeo-?iov

forge

e^ovres
avTovs

Trvpl erjaei.

of Marina,

who suffered martyrdom

follows

oIkov.

Map?vrjs

yeya&Tes

cjy?XXiv ayovaa

oIkov,

Map?vrjs

tov

paieTaovo-iv

'Evo?be

title

is to be

age

as the

of Councils.

Et?

The

in

but

the Apophthegmata

the Acts

tov

of this

dialect

spoken

rhetoricians,

Nicodemus,
and

Moschus,

its

the

to this

belonging

of the pagan, and the latter of the Christian writers of the Roman

may

of

fond

theological

changes

ancient

formed

language

superior
although
the common
people

style,

were

emperors

for

struggle

ignorance.55

words

many

comprehension

the

to

continued

religion

a doctor of divinity.54 We

notwithstanding
; that
is, it was

character
The

expression.

of

spread

this

original

ancient

17

'
to appropriate
led him
churches
was
the
of which
consequence

; the

gratification

GREEK.

of
Many
century.53
now
was
converted

ninth

for magnificent

passion

the

court,

everybody fancied himself

which

the

the

and Constantinople

controversy,

to

of

the

enjoyed

BYZANTINE

implies

that

in the year 270 (see Horol.

convert

not

will

them

into

seen

were

statues

such

The

jul. 17).
utensils

; referring

in a church

last sentence
to metallic

statues.

53The
Basil

inhabitants of Maina

the Macedonian.

54
Compare
55

Zonar.
Compare

7]v ?iraXapiav

Porph.
Nyss.

Greg.
14,

63

6, p.

L YD.
ol

tov
'Avlo~xc?v 6 fjXios

(the modern M?vrj), in Peloponnesus,

11

Adm.
Ill,

VII.

NEW

224.

466.

(Paris).
b? to

Pc?paiois

ttoXXoI
op?piov

i?

btao-Kopm'?ei

SERIES.

Kavovv

Kaipbv,

169,20
3

em p?v tc?v

rrpoo'ayopevovcriv

?yvoias

?bi&Tai ? Lk k ? v ?Kakeo-av Ka?* fjp??.

VOL.

in the reign of

adopted Christianity

lep

v er aTOv

e ir ovX

a s
y?p

ov ol ttoXXoI avyrjv
SrjypevTa

avT?s

pav
r?s

ovop??ovo~iv.
ol

tt?s

avX?js

b? t&v

, im
evc?\ias

139

vq>xi?>v

Voapaiois

e?os

i 7TovXa

pi

KaXelv.

82,

T ov k Ka s 6 Kpecu?opos,

KaXovariv,

avTt

tov

xpvo~?o~rjpa

av

12
ov oi

to

b?

A GLOSSARY OF LATER

18

Secular

of Antioch

Ulpian

Writers.

330 ?

Zosimus

Harpocration

Julianus

363

(pagan)

Oribasius

363+

(pagan) 386
Themistius (pagan) 390

Hierocles

Idbanius

Priscus

Melampus,

Ammohius, grammarian
Pappus, mathematician

A?tius

400+
?

400?

Alciphron

400 ?

Caesariense

335

in Palaestina

179,

Xey?fiepop.
pvp

o?

re,

ovtoi

r? TrXrj?rj ??roKaXe?p.

341,

?p?yyoi

TrXfj?rj.
Tavra

Ta

323,

also
cloven,

?? ty)V ip X?yot?
ko?

*Ov

er

of Antioch

Xey6?xevov

lO b?

iiavbvqs

eKe?poi X?yova-iv.

TrXrj?ei KaXap?piop
T ov pKov

KaTOVofxa?ovrai.

14

O?>s

331,

e?bos ?arTi, to nap?

xXapvbos

Kal

47

SlMOC.

777 veo?Tepa. yXa>rr#

JL78
t?o

s anoKaXe?p
'OXfc?Sa

va

Kpi?a

Ta

eia?e

333

7rXf?orj ??roKaXe?p.

Twv

to?s

t?> nXrj?ei

PrOC

I,

319

7roXXo?s ypa>pifi
b p ? /xw v a

....,

op ep ovp??crei
"Avbpa Tiv? t&v eis Kc?CXos ypa(j>?vTa>p,

19

347

cJx?ptjs

?rjfiaTmv

k aXX
t&v

iy p?

fiavriov
Tepfiapovs

T pop.

b? To?rqv

245
elc??aai

o v
<f>
oPopa?ei

vyfrrjXc?v (a ?i? apa

r?
b?

nXfj?r) airoKaXet).

Compare
fAeyaXelov

10

vr?p?vTa

koXovpt?i.

b? apa

Writers.

Concilium Sardicense

ovtc? b? to

QrJKai

^p?yyot

560?

Concilium Antiochenum 341

t5>p IbiouTiK&v xXapvbcuV

20

558+

Eustathius

Concilium Tyrium 335

Eusebius of Caesarea 340?
inl

Agathias
Nbnnus

537

the emperor 565

Justinianus,
Menander {Protector) 583
the emperor 607
Mauricius,

400? ?

Ecclesiastical

nXrj?os

Procopius

543

Entocius, mathematician
Petrus (Patricius) 562

Quintus of Smyrna
Palladas
400+

Concilium

TraUianus

Joannes Lydus 527+

Theophilus Antecessor

? ?

Heliodorus

500 ?

Alexander

Xenophon of Ephesus ? ?
Chariton of Aphrodisias ? ?

? ?

(Panites) 471
485

500+
Tryphiodorus 500?
Malchus
500?

400? ?

Syrianus
Aristaenetus

450? ?

Coluthus

400? ?

? ?

450? ?

450 ?

Proclus

391+
395?

Stephanus of Byzantium
Nemesius
Longus
Musaeus

(pagan) 425+
425 ?

Stobaeus

391

grammarian ? ?
grammarian ? ?

Heracleides,

420?

Olympiodorus
Orion

Himerius

(pagan)

414

Eunapius
(pagan)
Paulus Silentiarius

Theodosius, grammarian ?

PHOT.

77,

p. 54,
129

irapa^k?iroPTai.
KaiPOTOfi?av.

Tra(j)p?biTOv, &o"irep erepoi,

79,

Kai

39

"Eoti

p. 55,

aXX &are

24

ovb? al
b?

Kaivoirpeireis

[Aovkios]

Nca>T

?va'x^p^s

ttjp

aira

MaX^?)],

ocr?t r?
ep<f>avTiK6p Kal e?rjxov

Te Kal
Ka?apbs
(?>p?o-iP o-a(?)r?s

i
/>?? b? [K?VSicW]
aKovcrai

[r?

Kal tov

Kal Tais avpraCea-iv,

fjb?os virepopios?

Kal (piXos yXvKvrrjTos,

ovk e?? to

y\a(j)vp6v

Kal

(?) vy<op
fiaXXop

AND

BYZANTINE

Concilium lllyricum 365

Titus of Bostra 371 ?
372

Synesius 430 ?
Concilium Ephesinum

373
373

Concilium Romanum

385

Timotheus of Alexandria

Nectarius,

Theodor etus

bishop

390

Theophilus
Gregorius of Nyssa 394
Amphilochius 3 9 5 ?
Nicodemi

Canonum

Romanus,

author

536

Concilium Constantinopolitanum
Concilium Constantinopolitanum

Africanae

Cyrillus of Scythopolis
595
Euagrius

the Aavcra?'K?i'

Apophthegmata Patrum
Paradisus
(Aegyptiorum

Sindites

Anastasius

420?

6 ttj

Joannes,

536
II.

553

557?(?
599

s KX

?paK

o s,

thor of the K X //x a ?,

Sindites
609

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82

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rov

eis

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to

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v.

ev rois

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v, Kai

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aiv

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avrovs

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rj
r?

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ore
airo

rovs

fiera

v Ka0iaai

avrovs.Kal

irpe'a?eis

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v,

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avr

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avr

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firjrarov.

firjrarois

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ra

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ro

eis

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eirerpetyev

6 Ae

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on

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eiKovas
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ris

ei ?ir\ r)

airrjXXa^ev.

rrepi rov BeKefi?piov

on

p. 352 Kal Xoiwov

fievoi

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Aeov

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croXeas,

av tqvtov

(A. D. 1013??),

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o Xaos

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rov ?aaiXevs

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icryyp?s

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on Xeyovaiv
r]fi?s *\?rr]Xa(j)f}aair? ?i?Xia,

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de Leone Bardae Filio

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? s rov

Kal

to

fiera

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eKaarov

baa

p. 275

vos BeB Kev avrov

d^

From Scriptor

fiev,

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rovs

Kal

rov

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is,

rrpea?eis,

Grammaticus,

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elev

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rr)v

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fiara

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to

tov

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avrov

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v evKoX s

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rovs

erre^r?rr]ae

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v

rrpofia0e?v

fiayiarpov.

v, Kal

?rrb

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avaX

rov

ai

avr

irpoeX0elv,

ros

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eis

v re

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Kai

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aBeX<f>ovs

toiovtov

Kvpiv

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rovs

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rov

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fir)

pi

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rrpos

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200

p.

to

?ap?ap

rjfi

Kal

to

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v,

Adm.

Kai Xavpeara

epypfiev

v Bia

ef ?vos avv0r\fia

Kal

raya

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e%
rovr

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op

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jiara

e?v

s ?e?aioi

fiara

arp

eyofiev

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d?i

rr

Kai

Xpr),

Bvo

ifiia

orav

avreBrjX

diroareiXr]

?aaiXelav,

ayairrjv

l, 87, p. 393

Id. Ceremon.

Kai

KovporraXarrjv

rovro

r) ?aaiXeia

ragarovs,

avrovs

Bi?

olfiai,

rr)v QeoBoaiovTToXiv dvaXa?ea0ai

rroirjaai

arro

eirifii^ia,

fiavos

83

v avr

fi

0 aiv,

oXiyoi

fiayrjs.

arev

fiabais

Tiro^>0eipovrai

icfiev

eiaayaye?v

rrpos

e?jao"(f)aXiCofievoi

PORPHYROGENITUS.

Kvpis

27

rraparacraovrai

rrjs

em

Kai

fia0ovres

CONSTANTINE

?aaiXevs

rrefyi

r) arroXr^yovrai
repois,

eKeiv

s, rrj

v Kal

vvvvrai avra.90

v Kai Bia?

Bio?Krjae

rrjs

iinr

Kovr

cnra0iois

ovrest

KepBe?s

v avr

fir) BeiXi vres,

Ka?aXXapiovs
Kovraplois

GREEK.

s eiKos, ev rais Ka?aXXapiKais

y?p,
r

BYZANTINE

ypovov

eO
eyeis

firjva BrjXo? rov

avras
fiiKpov

rrpoGKVvov
K.ai

rr?iaov rjfi?s Bi

iroirjcrov

ov eveKev

A GLOSSARY OF LATER

28

Ta

firj

Trjs ypacprjs

irpocrKVveiTe,
KaXcos

Kai

e? apxfjs
ovtg

caXevopiev

dvcoQev

viro

opicrOevTa
t?

irepicraoTepov

ircoiroTe.

prjTcos

exovar?s

ev avTOis

re

Kai

tcov

avTco

BrjXoi

Kai

airocTToXcov

oti

iraTpiapy^s

tcov

H/xetc

ovtc

iraTepcov

irapa

oiKovopovpiev.

? 19.
From A. D. 1099 to 1453.

Third Epoch.
once more

The West

came in contact with

bodies of men

the East.

The Latin church sent large

from the hands of the unbaptized race.

to Syria to deliver Jerusalem

But experience taught the holy men that it was
to punish

than

Arabs,

effeminate

the

a less easy task to contend with

schismatics

most

who

nesus

very

and

The

was

language
the masses.62

by

to occupy

and

Constantinople,

They

Pelopon

of Greece.

parts

ancient

understood

preferred

naturally

other

to plunder

to

refused

unaccountably

believe that the keys of paradise were in the possession of the bishop of Rome.
therefore

the

an

now
Those,

obsolete
who

however,

that

language;
made

no

it was

is,

to

any pretensions

longer

education

affected to write

according to the grammatical rules of classical Greek ; the spoken

dialect being, in their judgment, unfit for elaborate composition.
But they did not aim
at anything
with

the

of

style

turgid

an

than

higher

of

imitation

the

the

earlier

of

rhetoricians

the

imitators.

first

or

five

were

They
six

enraptured
our era,

centuries

of

the verses of such poets as Oppian.63 The language of the scholars of this
resembled the ancient Attic chiefly in its external form. We
shall call it

and with
epoch
scholastic
The

Greek.

present

day,

was

and may

with

it the name

gave

Romans.64

62

dialect

popular

NlC.

GREG.
os

Kv7Tpov,

The

X p ? v op

top

of

the

last

of

Kai

163

I,

ip Tais ypaobais

essentially
propriety

TOVTOvs r) koipt)
Romaic.
The

KaXeh

DUCAS,
modern

fta?o?, after

the

138

analogy

atr?

T 771> ko

ip r)p
yX

'AxauKos

? iko
from

av

e'xri

wrote

*a*

three

that,

o-vyKaTeiXeyp,?pos

what

be

would

KXrjp Te

p.e, Md?e

koXop p! iije?aipep

P c?p. ? ? k a

yX
top

called

a> tt

the

of

the

during

pyios

6 ?k

r?b r\

ir oXv

eKelprjp n?Xai

XPV(T^(t)lv.??h?p

(j)ovppr}T?pr)s, TloXvp

2805

fact

the

learned*

language

(fyiXoirop?a TeXec?Tepa. 7rpos <f>a>$fjyaye

?b i ?> r i b o s p>?p avyKetp.epop

CONQUEST.

'Acatos.

Ka\

The

common
the

of

Greek

Greek.

'ATTiKi?ovo-ap yX?o-o-ap

of Cyprus

George

eo r r ap
(in

origin

pv?fibp

k eiriapa

o s .

to

Ka\ ttjp

ep 6 Ai?apios,

?p 7rXe?apTo e?

F o*p.a
of

that

the

dialect,

its

?'irto-rjp.os t<5 ?acriXiKa

be^i?rrjTi

or modern

early modern

Xoyois

(^vareas

6 Oirmapos

o?be bi ?X e kt

adjective

ep

*E\X?8os

p,vxo?s,

yAio-p,aTiop

the

expressions

evyeprj ttjs

p? eXenrep

called

owes

means
This
apa?tcuaip.
?xapio-aro
simply
63
PtOCH.
1, 316
seq. KaXos
Compare
ovb?p (??o?e'iaai.*Ap
64
COMN. I, 98

be

as the Eomaic

dialect,

r)p TrjpiKavTa apr?p

X i) 6 r] s
Kpv?epTa

same

the common

vulgar
these

the

Tipa

Ka\ olopei
Attic.

good

ire?pap

'Onmapop,

Kal biacftopcoTepiT^ip.

rj s , k. t. X.

?ireKpldr], He

395

answered

BX?^ovs
him

in

P c? p, a i c? p .
syllables),

Hence,

less

correctly

Pc?/xci?kos,

k
r) P co /x a i t 77 y X c? a a-a

, or

is derived
simply

r?

from

Pa>

P cop.atiKa,

AND

Byzantine

the

period,

Greeks

BYZANTINE

called

GREEK.

themselves

29

as

Romans,

has

already

been

re

marked.65

The authors of this epoch must be separated into modem Greek, and scholastic Greek.
The former wrote in the language of the common people ; the latter, in the artificial
Attic of the schools. Here follows a list of them.
Modem
Theodorus Ptochoprodromusm
Kal Xpvcravr?a,

BiX?avbpos

Greek.

1150?
name

the

Bi?Xiov

of

Joannes

Scholastic

Michael
Joannes

1112
1118

Ginnamus

1118

Nomocanon

1300+
Pachymeres 1310 ?
Thomas Magister
1310

Aesopicae Fahulae ?
Maximus Planudes

1150??

Gotelerianus

Manasses

1150?

1166
De

Neophytus,

calamitatibus Cypri

Guropalates

of Thessalonica

1200+

Balsamon

Romaic,
an adverb

65 See

1204

Gemistus

1439

1441+

(CVwniates) 1216
orModem
:

Sepeis

Greek, literally, theRoman

Vapaiim

; Do

you

know

In expressions

language.
f

Romaic

'Op?X?ei Vapahm,

He

like the
following,
speaks

? &pal

iKa is

Romaic.

above, ? 14.

66
Theodorus Ptochoprodromus
two modern

His

1350 ?

1375

Ghrysoloras 1415
Goncilium Florentinum

1200-J

Joel
Nicetas

Cantacuzenus

1190-|_

1199

Xiphilinus
Eustathius

1327+
1335

Armenopulus, less correctly Uarmenopulus

Gregorius Palamas
1351+
Nicephorus Gregor as 1359 ?

1150?

Aristenus

1327+

Nicephorus Callistus
Matthaeus Blastaris

(very barbarous)

Theodorus Ptochoprodromus
Joannes Tzetzes 1150 ?

1264+

1282

Ephraemius

1118+

1137?|?

Joannes Antiochenus

1254

Gregorius Gyprius 1289+

Nicephorus Ghumnus 1300

Euthymius Zigabenus 1118+

Joannes Zonaras
1118+

Bryennius

1422-f

of Corinth

Acropolites

Typicon Irenae Augustae

Anna Gomnena 1137+

Kal tov

Greek.

Arsenius

1118

Glycas

Gananus

Germanus of Constantinople
Nicephorus Blemmides
1255+

1105+

Theophylactus, bishop of Bulgaria

Alexius Gomnenus, the emperor

o~Tas t^s
Papavias

Mcopai s67 1350 ?

poem ?

Psellus

rrjs KovyK

Greek

poems,

is the earliest modern Greek writer of whom we have

any definite accounts.
entitled

Sri'xoi

QeoB?pov

tov

UTaxonpodpopov

Kopvrjv?v,represent the popular dialect of the twelfth century.

npos

tov ?a<riXea

Kvpiov MavovrjX

Atakta.

67 It is a translation from the

original French.

See Buchon's

tov

They are found in the first volume of Coray's

preface to the edition of 1845.

A GLOSSARY OF LATER

30

? 20.
Specimens of the modern

Greek of the twelfth,

fourteenth,

thirteenth,

and fifteenth

centuries.
From

Theodorus

Ptochoprodromus

to

addressed

(2r?xot>

the

Comnenus).
1, 110

Av

nv?v,

ej?G> yeiTovav

rraiBlv

eyr?

ayopiv,

rov eiir

Uap?

KpaviapoKe<j)aXov nr?vr s va fi bvofidaovv,

ro iraiBiv aov*
to
rov eirr 'n Md0e
r?ayydprjv

TeiTOvav
e
Orav

ro ypafifiariKov

n Md0e

va ty}crr? ;

rrer^ rrjv, raya tyevBorCayyapriv,

ey

eve

UXr?v

120

ri fie
Xeyeis

Na

N?
115

els rovro

Tr)v K <f>aXrivaov, ?aaiXev,

Kai

eve

KaXoyjrovviarrjs,

yapoKoiros.

Aeyei,

iBr] rryv avyr)v rrepuyapaaaofievrfv,

*As ?paar) to Kpaaiv, Kal ?aXe ko? mrrepiv.

Ev0vs

ro

N?

y?p

ro

?paaeiv

to, iraiBiv
Kal

<?epe

yppBoKoiXa arafi?vov

aXXrjv

rvpiv

BXayiKov

rov

rraiBiv

fiov, dyopaae

crrafievapeav,

fiai, Kal rore va rrer?ov

Bos fie va rrpoyeva

Kal

ro

irpos

Xeyei

0epfiov,

A(j> ov Se <f>0aarfr? rvpiv Kai ra yppBoKoiXirCia,

Kav

125

BiBovaiv

viroBrffiav

rrapev0vs

Se rraXiv, ?aaiXev,

PiTrrei

to

Kai
Kai

fiovypovnv,

rpavbv

Kepvovv rov aXXov eva,

Kal

erralpvei

Ovrav

KaXarroBiv

rb

eis

rrivei ra Kal pevyerai

Kal
Kai

130

rov

reaaepa

?opa ^>0aar?,

ye'fiaros

rov,

rrer?ovei.

Kai

piirrei

ro

aaviBiv,

Kal 0es rparretyv

Xeyei rr)v yvvaiKa
rrp rov fiiaaov ?K^ecrov, Bevrepov ro a<f)ovyyarov,
rov, Kvp?

Kal

ro

rpirov

aKpiorraarov

arro

o(f>0bv

fiepiov,

Kai

r?raprov fiovoKv0pov, rrXrjv?Xe7re va fir) ?paCp

ov Be
Kal viderai Kai Kar?r),
'Aft
rrapa0eaovaiv

Ava0

135

fia

"Ovrav arpafy
To

rr

Kal
Kal
Ev0vs

140

Tvpev

va
r?

Tpeypvv
k

vrray
tflr

rov

rov rrvppiyiov

rriaar)

aaXia

epypfiai
lafi?ov,

fie,

rpiaava0efia

rov Xoiirov ro rr s Ka0i?ei,

Kal iB

?vaKOfirroverai

ovBev
y

koI

fie, ?aaiXev,

ro

fiov
7roBas

yvpev

KOvraXiv,
s

rp?yei

fierp
rov

v r

ro
v

airovBelov,

Kal ra Xoirra r? fierpa.

rrorafiiv.
any

v,

emperor

Manuel

AND

IIoTe

145
2,

K tov

ir&s
T

'Av

Kvpie \er?crov,

yopybv

570

fO

tov

KpaTr?arr?,

Kai

tov

Kparovcri
tov

fieTa
Kai

Ta,

crvvTopov as yeveTai
fiev

T^ayyaprjs

crcpvyp,ov

as

ToBe

yevrj

virdyei

*
AXXjos opdrai

laTpiKcov

evpcocri

?irecrco,

crireppaTcov,

aXXos eis Ta Byevlov.

eis Uepapav,
va

HirovBa?ovcri

ToBe,

TOiavTTj laTpeia.

'? ayopav

?aToirovXa,

y?rr]crcria,

'
Tpvcpepds, Keo?iBia, yaXeas
Ta p,ayeipevovcriv crvv iracrais
dpTvcriais.
Topyov
cO fi?v to crax^po?eppiov, aXXos Se to BpocraTOv,
3
AXXos cppovTi?ei to p?i>\oz>^ca ,J"riv
a0pey?riav9
?iXopirjX?T?as

575

iraXiv dXXos eToijmos KvrjOei tt\v KecpaXrjv tov,

r/ET poi Se tovs iroBas tov pie? r)crvx?cis Tpi?ovv.
Kai BiBovaiv tovs laTpovs irXovcricos,
HpocTTaacrei Se
Kc?

580

va

Aia

tov

A ?Te

585

exv
l

rpov

TravTOTe
Kpacriv

kov

S' aXXov

Kai

Ka0efjrjs tovs diravTas

El

tov

Wix^as

Kai

Tpe?s
Be ttjv

MeTa

Kal

yiveTai

kciv

voplcrpiaTa

iaTpos

acprJTe

tov

vocrrjcrr].

BeKairevTe

peT

BeKa

ayyeia,
fiavoXaTa.

e^ovaias

BlBei.

r) irovos tov KpaTr\crrj,

S' dppcoo~Tr\cr7)fiovaxos,

'Hpepas

Kal

Bos

av

aoKVcos,

Tov

'Atos

590

tovs

Kat

TaBe

Kal

vtjcttikos

avpLTrXTjpcocriv

tcov

irapayyeXXei
as

rjpepcov,

Krrrai.
tov

elirov,

eis to irivaKiv,

?ep?TicreTe piKpds

tyr\o~eTe p,iKpovT&KOV KecpdXiv Kpop,p,vBiTCiv?

?aXeTe XiyovT&KOV eXaBiov va pvpiarj,
cpXr]CTKovviT^iv

oXiyov

Bia

tt\v

evcoBiav.

Be Biy?rr?crrj9
BoTe tov vepovT^iKov oXiyov,
Kal iraXiv e?acpryr? tov aXXas Kal Tpe?s r)p?pas*
El

tov,

veXiov

cpepovcTi crvXiyovpBov Kal as ?aXovcriv

as

Kai

evOvs,

Ta

r? irovos

crKv?aXa

Uo?cre

Aiyovcriv,

Kai

Ta

Kal

?copovcri

'

l rpovs tov Belva Kai tov Beiva.

?Xeirovcriv

EpxovTai

xopTacrco

rjpgaTo povKavi'Qeiv.

rjyovpievos,

tovs

va

p,ov

eKe?vos

KoapoKpaTcop

cpayco,

iroTe

cocpiarTrjs

appcocTTrjcrr)

Kpa?ei

va

lapi?ov
irvpp?x^ov

XviTr?s

to

Elire

564

eK tov

yap

EBe

GREEK.

Ta piBTpa irov
cpeXovv '? tt\v dp, Tpov piov ireivav ;

AXXd

*H

BYZANTINE

A GLOSSARY OF LATER

32

From

the

of

IlpoXoyos

s (The Book

pal

the Bi?Xlov

rrjs

of the Conquest of Romania

rrjs

KovyKearas

Kal

fiavlas

rov

and of theMorea).

va ae ?<f>r)yr)0 a<pr?yrjaiv fieyaXrjv,

Q?X
av

Kai

to

Orav

eros

fi

oXrri?

arro

s Kocfiov

rjrove

roaov

BcoBeKa eviavrovs,

Aia

fcai

awepyeias

Tov

Knae

apear],

"Oans

koI ovj?i irXeov,

rrpo0vfiias,

eKeivov $pe

fiaKaplov

rroXXov

fioy?ov

kottqv

Kal

eprjfiirov,

Iliepov

va eyy rrpo<TKvvr?aei

dirrjX0e '? rr)v Xvpi?v

Ea

va

aKpoaa0jjs,

Kai e?a/a? ?KarovrdBes,

?(iXidBes Be

EgaKis
5 Kal

va

0eXrjs

e?c toO Xpiarov

rbv rd<f>ov.
s evpe rovs Xpiariavovs
10 Kal
?fioi s tov rrarpidpyr\v,
eBovXevaaiv eKel rbv dytov rd<?>ov,
O?nves
els r?

rr

To

s rovs

Ekc?voi

f
Orav
15 Me
Kal

^l?pocoXvfia

oi

ro

craai

drifi

rov

?rrov

HapaKrjvoi

rrarpidpyqs
ra Kar
r?
Kal
Bvvdfieis
dprra^av
eppr?Kraa?
rjTOV roa

?v

Ev0vs

MeydX

eKe?vos

?yios

rovs

rifi

povaav.

eprffiirrjs

eKXavcrev,

e?ape0rjKev,

avrifiiXriar],

rov

rroXX?

eppirrrav,
o

rovro

va

arroroXfios

rov

%dfio

IBovras

eXvrrr?0r],

?cai rrpos tov

?lire irpbs rovs Xpiariavovs

20 Kal

?0vos,

a<j>evrevav,

k vtyove ra
?yia

Xeirovpya

to

a?drrriarov

rrarpidpyrrv

V2? Xpiariavos
op0oBo^os ofivv aas Kai Xey
'
Av B crr] b 0eos Kai r) Bo?a rov v arroarpafy
X

rov

rrarrav

eX0ovv

N?

D.

(A.

Kal

fiov

fiera
r

airo
fiev

irXrfp
r

to

rr)v

v rrjs
eis

rrjs

ayairryv

rr\v

rrjs

ro

rjyiaafievnv

Kai

rjyiaafievov
Kai

crov,

?aaiXeias

aov

eirr

prjydBes,

r? ?Xe^^

s ro

eB

eK rov

rovro

fiepos

rov

Xpiarov

rd(f>ov.

to the Byzantine
emperor.
Cantacuzenus,
crov ro 0eXr]fia avrfjs va to ty]Tr? airo rrjv aovXraviKrjv

crovXraviKrjs

?aaiXeias

oXovs

va rovs rrapaKivr\a
rovs

fyovaaara

'? rr)v Avaiv,

rovs

letter

r)?aaiXeia
fias

eis

s va rovs

rovs SapaKrfvovs

e?ydkovv

oarrryriov

rrpoyov

rrpoyov

errefirrav

ndvrore

1348)

ra

fie

Sultan's

the Egyptian

From

dyi

els eXeos Xpiarov

oXiri?

Na

Kai

rarov

?7reX0e?v cr fiariK

BovXofi
25 Kal

rov

e^ovaias
airo

avXrjv

rrjs
fias

av0evnas
Kai

rre^

nafievov,

Ka0

evpiaKero

fiov,

Kai
fias,

avvervyyuivav

Ka0
Kai

Kai
r
s

rraaav

s eypfiev
v

rrpoyov

errXr]povro

fias

icai

s rraXiv

ovr

rrdvrore
va

94

e?ovaiav

Bvvafiiv

?aaiXeias
r

r) bpe?is

rjvyapiarovv
fias,

rrjs

III,

va
aov

v ?aalXe
eKe?voi
evepyerrjrai

v
koI
r)

AND

crov Kal va irXrjpovTai

dydiTT) Trjs ?acriXeias

Kal

direKoirrj

?rjTrjpidTcov,
air

r?X0ev

tov

oti

irdvTOTe

tov

tov

tov

k.

t.

From

eiraivov

va

evac

Kai

eBe^apie0a,

Kai

MavovrfX,

irpoTepas
Kal
tov

/?as
airo

Ta

avTa

irapeXa?opev

air

avTrj

eis

va

yXvKVTaTOV,
T0^

XePLa

/?era

va

eiprjvrjs

dvayvcoa0rj
tcov

y?vcovTai,

to

Bexd>p<e0a

Kal

to

p,e

ttjv

Trjs ?acriXeias

airoKpicriapiov
Kal

Bioti

irapaKivrjcriv

va

irepicrcroTepa

Kal

p?as.

ep?s

Kai

cpiXias

ireirXrjpcopeva

KaXa

Tcopa

Trjs av?evTias

r) ypacpr)

Trjs

KaXoavvrjs

Trjs

33

avTrjs airo

airecrTaXrj

e??

XaP^

irXaTVcrpiov

Ta

Ka0cos

dpxovTos

aireaco,

pieTa

GREEK.

rj ope?is

eKeivrj,

crvvr?0eia
?acriXea

peyav

eis

ecrds

KaXoyvcopbiav
crov

r?

epiaKpvvev
eis

epnrpocT0ev

BYZANTINE

to

?yvcopicrapev

eypacpev

X.

472

JOANNES Can ANUS, p.

Be qtov

Avtos

irXrjaiov

r?X0e irpos Tas crvvd?eis tcov Mov

yvpivcocras to %icpos /cal co0r?cras tov

! Kai
crovXpiavcov ave?orjcre fieya PacrovX PacrovX MaxovpieTrj
?irirov Kal Kpa^as irpos Tas crvvTageis to AXdx TayKpv pacrovX Maxovp,eTrj,
crvvave?orjcrav dpa Kal
tcov Mover ovXp,avcov Ta irX7]0r), Kai p,eTa
Kal
Kal
Kal
KpoTcov
oppirjs
Kpavyrjs
bpyavcov Kal /?vpicov
aXXcov
Kal

tt?v

Trjs Xpvcrias

ecpepov

dva

irovcrav
oiroias
pie

Kai

aXaXaypaTcov

avTrjv

Kai

%e?/)<zc

tovs

to

t?okovs

rjKOvp?ricrav
ovBeis

aXXoi

KacrTpov,

Be
Tas

toO

crKoXas,

eKeivovs

epiroBicras

pie

eTpvirovaav
tov

e\co

airo

KacrTpov
Kal

eKeivrjs.

rjpiepas

e0r\Kav

ixv>

iropTas

tcov

KaTairXrj^iv

irpos

evp?0r\v

Kay?rav

Teixv

Trjs

copav

Ta

AXXoi

ol Pcopbo?oi.'

eiroiovvTO

ol dere?eis

fiiav
etc

Ta

eis

ecp0acrav
Kai

Xeyco

Kai

irvpyovs.

eXa?ov

craXiriyycov

Trjs
irdv

ave?rjcrav
eK tov

crvcrTas

to

fieyicrTOv

tovs

KacrTpov,

iroXefiiKov

eis

irdv

opyavov

KacrTpov,

eTpv

Kal

BeiXias

cpo?ov
aXXoi

irvpyovs,

Kai

ecos

'EvXoir?pT'ns

ixaXovcrave
Kal

ToXpirjpov

dvBpelov

rjpieTepcov.

TURKISH

PERIOD.

? 21.
From

the Conquest of Constantinople by the Turks (A. D. 1453),

the Greek Revolution (A. D. 1821).

After
the

The

of

language

this

period

was

nothing

more

than

a continuation

of the last epoch of the Byzantine period.

The following list contains some of the authors of the Turkish
necessary

the

to inform

reader

here

that,

with

very

few

period.

exceptions,

they

of that

It is un

are beneath

criticism.
Modern
'Efip.apovrjX Tec?pyiX?s,
2T?(j)apos

versifier

1498

K(?PaTapT?pos,
formance

entitled

'AnoXXcuplov

tov

NEW

of

a metrical

Air)yr?vis

ip Tvpc?

1500

SERIES.

per
cupaioT?Ti]

chomyomachia
Aeop?pbos

$?pTios,

Turcograecia,
5

versifier
translator

Ar)p,T)Tpios Zrjpos,

author

VOL. VII.

Greek.
'laKcu?os Tpi?aXrjs,

SaxXrjKTjs

of

learning among the Greeks was confined chiefly to

the fall of Constantinople,

clergy.

to theFirst Year

1528+
of

the

Batra

15 2 9 ?
versifier

1531

an historical work

15?0?

A GLOSSARY OF LATER

34

'EppavovrjX

1596

VXv?ovios

'HX?as Mrjpi?TTis,

M?gipos Mapyovvios 1601 ?

NiK?Xaos

ArjprjTp?ov,

titled

1643+

'Avbp?as Tp?'iXos,

versifier

pytos XopTaT?rj?,

? Kopp?pos,

author

not

entirely

an

poem

of

'Ep TOKpi
of

destitute

1737+
BeXeoripos

versifier
in

ancient

(the

"Evyepios 6 BovXyapis

1800
1806

Greek.

Scholastic

Gonstantinus Lascaris

Georgius Codinus
Georgius Scholarius

1459
1462

Michael Ducas Nepos

Chalcocondyles or Chalcondyles

Arsenius

Gazes

Georgius Trapezuntius

1494+

of Monembasia*

work

1535

6 MavpoKopBaros,

*A\??av?pos

1463+
1477
1478
1486

Phrantzes

Pherae),

1798

"SiKT](j)6pos6 OeoT?Krjs

Lycia) 1683

Georgius

of

Prjyas

insipid

tragedy entitled 'Ep?XpiXrj 1676

MaT?a?os 6 Uvpa?av (bishop of Myra

Theodorus

eccle

merit

1647
of

and

*A?rjpS>p, geography

BiT^?prCos
Tos,

author

1714

siastical history 1728

en

1625

BocrK07TovXa rj tvpopcpr}

'Ay?mos 6 Kpfjs
Te

a poem

of

author

MeXeV?o?

sermons

author

of

Ilept Ka?rjKpvrv {De

entitled

G?ciis) 1719
O???piXos6 Kopvaahevs 1744

? 22.
is often asserted

It

spoken

and written

made

is usually

assertion

This

mutandis.68

of

language

the

by

present

day,

have

On the other hand, those who

Greek.

is identical with

that modern Greek

those
but

ancient Greek,
are

who
are not

with

acquainted

deeply

read the earlier Greek

mutatis

versed

the

in ancient

authors, but are

68We
may be allowed to state here that, in the latter part of the eighteenth century, Hgen, of the Univer
of
Jena, in his preface to the Homeric Hymns, maintained that the popular modern Greek was the same
sity
as the language of the rustics of ancient Greece, and fortified his position by instancing such forms as ba>,Kp?,
aX<f>i,
Tp?obi,Kapr),??X; just as if these words belonged to the Eomaic.
poet

of

considerable

that the modern

And

in the

early

merit,

confounding,

it would

the

seem,

-ZEolians

Athanasios
and

Dorians

language was neither more nor less than a slight modification

part

of

the

present

century

rrjs 6p,iXovp.ep7]s Tcopiprjs Tcbp 'EXXrjpap

yXaxra-as.

he

published

Coray

a grammar

modified

the

with

asserted

rustics,

Ilgen's

of the ancient iEolic and Doric.

entitled
German

a modern Greek

Khrist?pulos,

Tpap.p.aTiKr) tt)s A?oXobapiKrjs,

professor's

assertion

by

rJToi

asserting

that the popular dialect of the first four centuries of the Christian era was essentially the same as that of the
twelfth century, which was essentially modern Greek.
(Coray's Atakta, Vol. II, iff seq.)
of
the
We have already given specimens
popular dialect of the fourth, fifth, and sixth centuries (? 16).
informs us that, in his time, that is, in the third century, the inhabitants of
As to Ilgen's rustics, Philostratus
Vit. Soph. 2, 1, 7
the interior of Attica spoke purer Greek than those who resided in the capital. Philostr.
*H p.ea-6yeia,

e^r], ttjs

'Attiktjs

?ya?bp

bibaa-KaXeiop

b? c?cnrcp o? ep tt?
fi?ios p.?v rjp, rjiriKiCe

fieo-oye?a

?pbpl

?ovXop.ep<?

*A6rjvato?.

biakeyeadai,

k. t.

X.

Ibid,

2,

31

AiXiapos

b? P<a

AND

GREEK.

BYZANTINE

35

that what is com

ignorant of the language of the later periods, affirm unhesitatingly
monly called modern Greek is a horrible jargon, differing from ancient Greek in every
This conflict of opinions naturally gives rise to the
particular except orthography.
is the relation which modern Greek bears to ancient
following question :What
?

Greek

If we would

into this relation, we must

inquire

identity of two languages necessarily

of

ing,

This

raphy.
with

to ancient

the ancient.

proceed

The

one

of

of

lastly,
these

orthog

particulars

is in many

pronunciation

different

respects

T has

the

^?rvyv^ Kvpa, sounded

are now monophthongs

of B

power

two different sounds, are now

or

; as

Kipia.

ti0i/jli, ^?%/,

; except AT, ET, HT, S2T9 in

ev0vs,

avpiov,

kitos,

covtos^ pronounced

r\vxomv,

ecp0is, icPypp.iv, ocpTOS.

d?piov,

the modern

All

(c)

each

originally represented

I ; as k?jtos, Ti0r\pi,

like

classical diphthongs

the

which

to consider

and,

Thus,

pronounced

(b) The

of history,

Greek.

modern

H and T9 which
(a) The vowels
each

rhythm,

of

and modern

Greek

or Pronunciation.

1. Sound

implies

accent,

we

premised,

being

reference

from

of

of phraseology,

syntax,

begin with observing that the

identity of sound, of inflection, of mean

between

long

The
(d)
mute
that

and

is

it

Greek

lirep,

e%o. Here,

isochronous

is, no

; that

is made

distinction

short.
in

rough breathing,
came immediately

modern

are

vowel-sounds

ancient

it to be changed

after

to

equivalent
the

however,

wTas

Greek,

smooth

the

modern

strong

the

smooth

into

its corresponding
In
aspirate.
as
vir?p, egco, pronounced
breathing;
to

said

be

may

language

to cause

enough

coincide

with

the

Asiatic iEolic.
was
"When a consonant
(e)
a
when
In modern
Greek,
; as ccpdxXco, avppoia,

sounded

in the

simplest

In order

we

*Apyj]
rov

to enable

subjoin here

modern

0eov,

^IBov ey

system
rov

as

manner,
of

demonstration

consonant

is doubled

they

doubled

in writing,

only

the

the modern

to see

reader

the beginning

ev

y?ypairrai

rov

rois

?yyeXov

the difference

of Mark

of the Gospel
side by

side with

viov

irpofyryrais,

fiov

in

the

first

writing.
one
is

rrpo

the

'Apxji
tov
'IBov

0eov,
eyo

their words
like

something
the

from

pronunciation

at a glance

'Ir?aov Xpiarov

also

of spelling
be

there would

them,

pronounce
of

of pronunciation,

drroareXX

it was

acpdXo, cr?pia.

pronounced

the departure

evayyeXiov
s

in pronunciation,

of the present day to adopt the practice

the Greeks

Were

doubled

between

written

ancient
the

two

according

ocular

standard.
systems,

to the

original.
tov

e?ayyeXiov
os

ev

yeypaiTTe

airocTTeXo

Iicrov XpicrTov

top

tis

ayyeXov

lov

irpocpiTes^
fiov

irpb

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36

irov

rrpoa

aov.

efirrpoa0ev

rrjv

ras

avrov.

ev

rrj

ev

Eyevero
Kal

eprjfi

rrj

Krjpvaa

epmpocr0ev

7roieire

avvrjs

Tas
fie'

?drrnafia

?ov

2. Inflection.

The

modern

fundamentally

of nouns,

following

changes

and

adjectives,

ev

ti

Kipiov,

Ke

ti

eplpio,
iriiTe

ecp0las
IoaviS'

EyeveTO

eplpo

Kipicrov

?airTi
pie

?dirTicrpa

of

ancient

the first

; the plural

; as,

ancient

y?p

they

go,

differs

X?yere,

has

language

But

in the

undergone

the

its place, as in Latin

supplying

v, tov

; as rfavyps,

rjav^v^ f]av%ov

modern

or

rov

'Further, all adjectives in 02 have

relative

; rov eavrov

mine

y?povras,

rjav^o.

and

reflexive,

modern

y?povros,

inflected

rrjs yvvaiKas.

r) yvvaiKa,

language has no common gender.

possessive,
(d)
fiov or eBiKos fiov, ?qx efios, my,

are

pronouns

fiov, for

?fiavrov,

; as

periphrastic

IBikos

; o ?rro?os, for

of myself

which.

(e) The modern future,

ypdyfreis

pronounced

of the last syllable.

the modern

r) yvvr?, rrjs yvvaiKos, modern

(c) The modern

os, who,

Xeyerai,

as

far

and feminines of the ancient third declension are generally

the analogy

The

as

endings,

(b) Masculines

endings

personal

Thus,

verbs,

(a) The dual number has disappeared

and in English.

three

oBov

acpTov.

otic x?yerrj chiefly in the quantity

inflection

y?povra:

and

case-endings
as the ancient.

same

the

from the later B

after

t?v

ev

?oovTOS

crov

dBov

Tavias.

ravolas.

are

$ovl

Tpi?ovs

t?v

KaracrKe?dcri

crov.

eTip>acraTe

?arrn

os

crov,

irpocr?irov

eprjfi

ev0eias

Kvpiov,

aov

?Bov

rr\v

vr] ?ocovros

?Bov

eroifiaaare
rpi?ovs

KaraaKevaaei

os

aov,

; ey

ypd\jrei,

; e\ya ypdtyei,

for

iv.

eyeypd<f)

third person imperative is periphrastic, as in English

(f ) The modern
, let him

for ypayfrdr

for yeypacf)a

; as 0? ypdyfrrjs,for

are periphrastic

and pluperfect

perfect,

; thus, as ypdyjrj),

tvrite.

language has no middle voice ; the passive supplying

(g) The modern

evi<j)0r]v, e^pla0r]V, for

the ancient

evisjrdfirjv,

: 0?

e^piadfirjv

vi<j)0 , 0? ^pia0

its place ; as
, for

vityofiai,

yjplaofiai.

no optative mood ; its place being

(h) It has
no
(i) It has
(?va),

or

the

by

on ey

A?y

Except

indicative

also

Its participle

with

$r]fii

infinitive

the

by the indicative and sub

the ancient

Elrrev

on eXevaoiro.

infinitive mood ; its place being supplied by the subjunctive with vd

iBel, for

<f>dyei. Except
(j)

on r)0eXev eX0ei, or on 0a eX0r?, for

; as Elrrev

junctive

supplied

the
active

on ; as

e pamvai,
after

infinitive

the

GeX

say

auxiliary

with

is indeclinable;

the

va fid0

that I have

article

and

; as to Xeyeiv,

as Xeyovras,

to learn

seen.
0eX

verbs

fia0e?v, I wish

, for 6eX

ypdfovras,

e^

; as

to eyeiv.
BiBovras

0eX

<j>dyei, efya

AND

Its perfect

(k)

the exception of elpai

(1) With
3. Meaning.

language,
the modern

be

the place

of

their

of

dyairrjpievos^ ypap,pevos,

In general,

the modern

different

from

the

genitive

by

the accusative
; as

the modern

meanings

do not

r) dyeXds,

from it. Thus,

formed

from

dyeXrj,

cpop?rj.

the

diminutives

ancient

Greek

little

iraiBiov,

in its syntax,

language,
ancient.

the

in modern

have,

has

child,

Greek,

taken

become

iraiBlv

is irais.

and

with

all

Further,

In this also the modern

or

place

not

synthetic;
in ancient

which

relations,

in modern

are,

our

is analytic,

the

Thus,

dative,

prepositions.
'Airo tov toitov p,as, From

5. Phraseology.

to a herd,

belonging

to the ancient

belong

part regularly developed

the ancient

in ancient

accusative

to be, it has no verbs in /??.

Thus,

primitives.

denoted

by

that

here,

essentially

are

of elpl),

cpop?ds from

boy, which

child,

of course,

the

as

(the middle

cow, presupposes

observed

4. Syntax.

pressed

37

whatever;

augment

they are for the most

the analogy

It may

rule,

general

r) dyeXdBa,

after

Greek

As

although

or iraiBi,

GREEK.

Kapicopievos.

CKovpiacrpievos,

herd,

no

has

passive

participle

BYZANTINE

Greek,

the modern

ex

generally

take

prepositions

country.

is widely

language

different from

the

ancient.
6. Accent.
agios,

itotL

Greek,

regarded

In general,
it must

But

be observed
may

p*oparoxytone
as

7. Rhythm.
on accent,

the

Greek,

pov, pronounced

irpdypd

accent
here
in

tov

at

syllable

quantity
which

the
is not

in

; as dv0pcoiros,

ancient

in modern

recognized

ancient

: r)
rjcrvxVi V a?ia,
is not

circumflex

with

Greek

would

be

acute

; as

tov d%iov.
from

distinguished

rhythm depends not on quantity,

and

English,

comes

as

that,

MiroTcraprj

other modern

poetry is read after the modern method,

word-accent

coincides

the

Toirpdypiapov.

The modern

as in

end

; as oMiroTcraprjs,

long

in modern

Further,
to

the modern

When

languages.

therefore

ancient

Greek

it does not differ from prose, except when

intervals,

regular

as in ancient Greek, but

is not

which

often

the

case.

The

the

ancient

rhythm, then, may be said to be entirely lost.

8. History.
the Greek

The
language

reader
passed

that is, it was never

regarded

of

the

pages must
preceding
a number
of stages,
through

disintegrated.

as a continuation

of

ancient

Which

being

have

observed

it never

lost

admitted, modern

that,

although
its consciousness

Greek may

be

Greek.

9. Orthography. In this respect, modern Greek may be said to be identical with

ancient Greek.
And we must add that this identity is the source to which many of
the erroneous

views

relative

to the modern

language

are

to be

traced.

A GLOSSARY OF LATER

38

THE

FOREIGN

OF THE

ELEMENT
THE

PERSIAN

GREEK

LANGUAGE.

ELEMENT.

? 23.
The

Persian

sians.

words
are

Such

cravvaKpa,

dyyapos,

crapd?apa,
Ka?dBiv,

?aTpiKiov,

in ancient

occurring

dvagvpiBes,

Greek69

In

Tidpa.

to

peculiar

things

dcrTavBrjs, yd?a,

dpTa?r),

craTpdirrjs, cryo?vos,

express

KiBapis, Kvp?aeria,

irapao~dyyr]s,

we

Greek

Byzantine

the Per

have

?aBoap,

T^ovKaviaTrjpiov.

THE

SEMITIC ELEMENT.

? 24.
The Jews after the dispersion generally
whom

as modified

understood

Jew

native

whose

The Jews of Alexandria

Hellenist.71
Attic

resided.70

they

by

was

language

was

the Greek

called

used the Macedonian-Attic

by the Macedonians.

the great mass,

adopted the languages of the gentiles among

And

it became

of that city, that is, the

as th?
original Scriptures were no longer
to translate

necessary

them

into

that

language.

This

is the celebrated Septuagint version of the Old Testament.

to the
According
received opinion, it was made in the reign of Ptolemy Philadelphus.72
Philon however
intimates that this applies only to the Law, that is, the PentateuchP
If so, the other
must

books

have

been

of the Apocrypha
most
c9

of

Uepo-iKa

o,

all, were

94

Kal

y?p

top

98

tt)s

Mrjboi

'EXapurai

Ka\ Uap.(f)vXiaP)

XPW

2 app

11,
r)
axolpop
axoivop.
70
NT.
Act.
2, 8 Kal
Compare
Kal

written

ttc?s

. . . .

Kal Ta p-?pr) ttjs

c?s tovs

Ai?vrjs

'lovba?ap

that king.74

Kal tovs

ovtc?s

of

?o~Tapbas

KaXovp,epop

Ib?q biaXeKTco

Kal oi

the dates

can be affirmed, except

eori

that

the Christian

Kal tovs

era,

eo~Tip
?yy?povs

ehpelp Kal
Kal tt)p

b? UepcriKop.

r)u.S)P ip fj eyeppr)6r)pLep, ?iap?oi

Te Kal KairnaboK?av,

Ttjs Kara Kvprjprjp,

Of

to?s o-(fi?bpa ?XXy}p??ovo-ip

napacrayyas

eKao-TOS t??

of

commencement

e/?7rco/x? (?)r)o~iP elpai

r)u,e?$ aKOvopep

Kai oi KaroiKovpTes Mecro7rora/?iaj>,

Aiyvirrop

the

TvoirjTa?s Kai avyypa(j)evo~i

C0S o*vpr)?eiap,

a kp a

time

positive

nothing
before

Trapa To?s apxa?ois

ovopiaTa Keljxepa bia ttjp

to the

subsequently

of the Old Testament

if not

them,

ATHEN,

translated

TIoptop

Kal tt)p

Tribrjp,ovPTes Fc?pa?oi

iAo-iap, Qpvyiap

'iou?aio/

Kal
Te

re Kal
Trpovr)

r? p.eyaXe1a tov ?eov ;

XvtoL) KprJTes Kal "Apa?es aKOvop,ep XoXovptc?p avT p Ta?s rjpLeTepais yX?aaais
71
tc?p 'EXXr?winw
NT.
Act.
6, 1 'EyepeTO yoyyvo-pbs
9, 29 2vpe?r?Tei 7rpbs tovs
*EXXr\viaTas.
npbs tovs 'E?paiovs.
' ovroi
D
111
tovs
b?
ClIRYS.
KaXe?P
IX,
tEXXr]Pio~T?s
eXXrjpioT? bieX?yovTO 'E?paloi
eXXrjpio-Ti (?)8eyyou.epovs
of/xat
y?p
oPTes.
72
Clem.
73

Joseph.
Alex.
Philon.

Ant.
409,
II,

74The Wisdom

Prooem.

3.

Ibid.

12,

2,

2 seq.

Just.

Cohort.

13.

Tryph.

68.

124.

Iren.

3,

28.
138.

of Sirach was translated during the reign of Ptolemy

Euergetes.

Sept.

Sir. Prol.

21,

2.

AND

but after the death of Alexander

BYZANTINE

the Great.

GREEK.

39

Their Hebrew

proves them

phraseology

to have proceeded from Jewish Hellenists.

The disciples of the Great Teacher
propagated his religion in Greek, that is, in
of Western
Asia and of Egypt, as spoken by Jews of limited
the Macedonian-Attic
The Greek is the original of all the books of the New Testament, with
education.
But as there was a great gulf between
the exception of the Gospel of Matthew.
the writers were not unfrequently
Christian ideas and the religion of the Greeks,
to give new meanings
to old words
and
obliged
in a manner,
based
that of the
upon
Septuagint.

is hardly

It

here that the style of the sacred books of the Christians was
mere

by

The Hebraisms

Hebrew

First.

Second.

Third.

iravTas

with

slightly
as
idioms;

tovs

'ABdp,, Kdi'v,

declined

; as

'laKco?os, Bap0oXopalos

(See

Ecppaip,.
?
Bv0

75

vncp?oXrjs

Adsueti
nemque

93 C

IV,

Bvvapec?S

?pTTo?i&p?vr)
litterati

B, Brjra.
Ti p>X?

pieX,

OriG.

quum
enim

Sept.

viro
ad

tov

?v, Kop?dv,

dulcibus

sermonem

pro

?lire

; as

accents

d??ds,

d?fias,

d?pa,

to?s

avTov.

f?a0r]Ta?s

in the Septuagint

e.

In

the New

, 'Icodvvrjs,

oTe eTekeaev

they are generally

Testament,

inde

are

they

commonly
In Josephus
they

'Irjcrovs, Krjcp?s, Xov?ds.

"A?eXos, Xrj0os, Nc?eos.

the names

of the Hebrew

it corresponds

letters written

in Greek

Hexapla.)

to the Greek

smooth breathing ; as

'ABdp,

T, Tdppa.

yOo-TpaKLv
?eov

^paveas

religionem
et

v ?? crKevcov ttjs evreXovs

oti

ip(paivop?vr?s,

Tr?s cvtcXovs
dei

Tloir\crco

'Iepepiiov, and Orig.

Sprjvoi

In power

'AXecp.

J, Ti

; as

change

; as Ki?ovpiov, crUXos, a coin.

ere els
Kal
e0vos pieya.
eyeveTO

modified

y,A?eX, %r?0, N

table contains

following

characters.

and in Byzantine

piapcovas*

Kopos,

; as "ABapos, Kd?s,

declined

regularly

?,

further

any

and

endings

proper names,

clinable

The

regarded as contemptible

and New Testament,

without

Greek

tovtovs,

Xoyovs

; as

are

letters

Kop?avds,

words

regard to Hebrew

With

necessary

is,

observe

classes.

in Greek

Ka?os,

yeicopas,

Hebrew

'Irjcrovs

four

words

Hebrew

Fourth.
o

into

words

Hebrew

?vcrcros,

?aTos,

to

cpacreK.

pa??i,

irdcrxa,

in the Septuagint

occurring

be divided

may

diction

critics.75

verbal

Greek,

their

Further,

expressions.

politis

s?rdido

cp?do-ai

accesserint,
sive

>?o-xV(r
ecos

aspernantur.

Kal evKaracppovrjTOv irap

TVS aXr)oe?as

irtpaTcov

si non

orationibus,

Ta

yrjs,

fuerint
sive

ob

pvo~Tr)pia

k. t. X.
aliquo

carminibus,

^EXXtjcti Xe?eco? tc?v ypacp

Kal

perito
divinarum

tc?v

fj ?vvapis

LACTANT.

Instit.

doctore

6, 21

Xeyop?v
Inde

v ovk

homines

minus

credunt.

simplicem

commu

fundati,

litterarum

v ?Xij?c?s

A GLOSSARY OF LATER

40

1,

?
?1, 'H

F,

responding

Bav,

Fad,

or

Vau,

T ; as

vowel

is written

David,

A, AeXra.

In power it corresponds to the Greek

E, El
?

1, Ovav

AeX0

AaXe0,

'Haav, Avvdv,

also with

After-d,

ALyafifia.

a B,

Aev't, Nivevrj,
The

thus Aa?lB.

rough breathing.
E,

'I vdv.
latter

is changed

it

il,

The

name

proper
however,

form,

its

into

cor

AaviB,

appears

only

in the New Testament, with AaviB as a various reading (compare the Latin V below).
Zai

?, Zaiv,
also

Z, Zrjra

''EaBpas, after

?
H, H0

; as Za^aplas,
of

the analogy

The

Zopo?d?eX.

proper

7Hra.

It

'Afifi v, Ta?ja, Tofioppa, Tai?aX*

?
$2.
n, $, m,
?, $ r]
?
as
)?, TaaBrj,
S;
SaBr]
Me\%?<7eSe#,

$i

is written

dialect.

the iEolic

is represented
by
by X, and sometimes
*
v.
or
Te
Aepfi v, Xa?cop
'A?dp,
Xappdv, Xdfi, Payr\k,
T ; as 'Apapdr.
0, 0rjra.
?, Tr}0?
represented
by
Regularly
0?
B, I
*, I
I, I ra ; as 'IovBas, 'Ia^?.
?
0, Xacj)
K, X, Karrrra, XI.
?
7, AafieB,
A, Adfi?Ba, Ad?Ba.
Aa?B
?
?, Mr]fi
M,Mv.
?
N, Nv.
J, Nvv
?
2 afift
D, H afie%,
S, Siyfia.
?
It is represented
y, A iv
O, Ov.
by the smooth breathing,
H,

name"E?pas

the

and

Its

v, Sa?ad>0.

smooth

by F

sometimes

Semitic

; as

breathing

sound

(TU)

; as

is

inadmissible in Greek,
K

or Koirrra.
Q, Qomra
?
-P *?X ? 5 p *??
P, Pu.
?
It
X ev
tif, Xaev,
$, Sdv.

p,
^

It

is represented

is represented

by Siyfia

Its Semitic sound (SH) cannot be expressed in Greek

fi,

0av

Tav,

T, 0,

Tav,

as

by K;

'IaKat?, Ka?os.

; as HajJiovrjX, Safiyjr

v, 'IafiarjX.

letters,

0r)ra.

? 25.
The language of the Arabs made no impression upon the Greek.
The few Arabic
words found in Byzantine writers express objects and titles peculiar to the Arabs.
See
d?Biov,

dfiep,

fxayiaBiov,

dfiepafivovvrjs,

(?>dpas, fyaplov,

afirjpdXrjS,

)?aXi<f)as.

See

afirjpas,
also

KaBrjs, Kairos,

ayyovpiov,

Kap?dviov,

aavBv%, *)(avBa%.

Kapr?ifi?s,

Kovpav,

AND BYZANTINE

GREEK.

41

THE GALLIC OR KELTIC ELEMENT.

?M
The Kelts
hundred

Christ.76

before

seventy-nine

an

made

Brennus

under

(TaXciTai)

into

irruption
of

portion

them

in the year

Greece

crossed

the

two
and

Bosporus

finally settled in a part of Phrygia, which from that circumstance received the appella
And because they were intermixed with Greeks, they were called also
tion of Galatia.
The leading language of this country was the Greek, but its Keltic
Gallograeci.
inhabitants retained their original language, at least as late as the time of Saint Jerome,
states

who

it was

that

same

the

essentially

as that

of

the Treviri.77

occur in later and Byzantine authors must be regarded

as having been introduced chiefly through the medium of the Latin, inasmuch as the
words which

The few Keltic

of

stay
See

in Greece

was

or

Ka?aXXrjs,

the Kelts
yaicros

?paKai,

yaicra,

too

to

short

exert

KapTaXapos,

influence

any
KapTapepa,

its

upon

language.
in

craircov,

ovepTpayos^

the

Glossary.
THE LATIN ELEMENT.

? 27.
The Latin was

the official language of the Roman empire. The judge must be

addressed in Latin, and judgment must be pronounced in Latin, not only in Rome, but
in all

also

no

formed

the

countries.

conquered
to

exception

through an interpreter.78 A
76Polyb.

9, 85, 4.

77

Hieron.

sermone
si

exinde

aliqua

Max.

Valer.
nisi

unquam,
Interpretern

li?nos

vocis
alias
tco

promptus

loqui
per

Illud

non

omnes

non
ti

(Twe?pLC? paprvpTJcra?

prjpacriv ?vacp?pci

VOL. VIL NEW

tarnen

i??XrjaavTOs,
iiTcpc?Tcov.
tovs

?va^av^ov

SERIES.

cum

Quinetiam

Lyd.

only

magistrate

however

Latin,

exordio

pene

linguae

nonnulla

reddimus,

habere

quam

ex

sed

diffunderetur.
usus

r)vecrx*TO
177

parte

Galatas,

Treviros,

well

excepto
nee

referre
et

mutaverint,

est.

Dion

Kaiirep noXXas

Tore

[magistratus
qua

volubilitate,

plurimum

in Graecia

etiam

ipsa

Cass.
p?v

860,

?tKas

[? $covt?]?os~\

~Pa>pa?ovs tt)v Tvyr\v

Sermone

51

Kal

ne Graecis

prisci]
valent,
: quo

et Asia
71

Tiber.

Sueton.

'EKe?vos y?p

wpoXeyovTas

custodiebant

linguae

nostra,

usquequaque
ovk

in

eamdem

perseverantia
ipsa

tantum

venerabilior

gentes

et facilis,

with

province,

tempore.

magna

in urbe

linguam

Phoenicum

Aphri
et

quoque

darent.

responsa
cogebant,

cikovc?v, 7roXX? ?? Kal avTos

narp?ois

mutetur

a Roman

address

et promissum

inferimus,

propriam

et

could

10, 19, 4 seq.

quod

loquitur,
quum

quotidie
2,2,

Latine

est

Unum
Oriens

corruperint;

et regionibus

Latinitas
78

co, quo

fin.

omnis

Greek

to a Roman

reduced

officer unacquainted

public

1, 3, 5 seq.

Paus.

255

IV,

Gr

rule.

this

it was

after

Greece,

excussa,
scilicet

Graeco,

iKarovT?pxov

per

Latinae
quamquam

iXXrjviarTl

iv

iv Tr? eiaXeKTco Tavrrj Kal e/cet

X?yopevas

oti'xovs

?o??vTas

?iroXetyciv,

Tiv?s

?rj?ev PcopvXco ttotc

orav avTol Trjs

irarplov

(pcovrjs

A GLOSSARY OF LATER

42

he

qualified

in

be

might

other

was

respects,

to

liable

be

cashiered,

or less

affected

even

and

dis

franchised.79
The
masters.

of

language

conquered

of Greece
language
them as barbarisms.80

; but

the

the

adopted

it must

be

of Latin
that

remembered
of Sicily

and

and

words

idioms

the educated

Italy,

that

by

of their
into

crept

always
regarded
course of time

in the

they

of Rome.81
here

stated

names

Roman

a number

to the Greeks

As

language
be

It may

period

the Roman

During

more

is usually

people

it was

that

; as, AiXios

an

not
Aelius

'ApiareiBrjs,

uncommon
Aristeides

to assume

for Greeks

thing
; $xd?ios

Flavius

$iXoarparos,

Philostratus.82

? 28.
vernacular

Constantine's

was

language

the Latin.

officers, and also of the Roman

and military

was

Byzantium,

the

In

same.83

was

Latin

of his

language

families who

noble

the

short,

The

followed him

court

the

attendants

to

which

language,

some time after the death of that emperor. It was

privilege it continued to enjoy
now taught publicly in the new capital, and it would seem that a Greek of liberal
was

education

261

iniXa?c?vrai.

220

ov

eKCpc?vrjcr?ai prjpacriv
ol irap?

p?v ?vtKa?ev

Ilavrey

or less

cas

irapa?aoevTOs,
tc?v

ijj iror? irpwrrj

to?s

7rap?
(ov y?p

e?prjTai

tols

?o-rjoovvres

apx&v

it.84

with

acquainted

rjv ir?vra p?v Ta ottc?ctovv irparropeva

"Sapos apxc?os

Trjs 'iraXcov

?px<*v,

to be more

expected

Ta Trjs iXaTTC?cre s irpov?aive.

?XXcos),

Tp?xovcri

aKpiviois

to rrX?ov
xp L^rJs y?p Vv avTots Kara r?vayKalov.
e'xeiv ?o"n?vha?ov
irepl de Tr)v Vcopaicov cpcovrjv
79
verum
16 Splendidum
Claud.
Sueton.
virum,
Graeciaeque
provinciae
principem,
rum,
80

non modo

avr?
Tipos
81

ovopa?ovcriv,

ov 6 OvXmavos
Liv.

40,

?vayKrjs

to

tovs

?rjpoo-ievovras.

paXio-ra
82
Philostr.
Soz.

Tas ayvi?s

avrrjs

Here

tovs

pakiara
Compare

?* e?

airo F?prjs
?? tovs
SOCR.

avrax^ovas

avbpas

eK tov

Sicily

ev

ovx

igna

publi?e

irXeiovos

and

noTe

Italy

ov iravecr?e

?ap?aplCovres

et

loquerentur,

Tr?vTa Tr)v apxat?Tr?Ta

ttj tc?v

ovras,

Id.

(compare

'ItoXc?v

cos Vcopaloi

? i ko KTav.

irielv yrrjae

Latine

irpaTT?peva

LKavovs ev?pio-ev

o~vv to?s
Xoyco

rroXepov

ov??va

els to Bv?avTiov,
TpappariK?s

tls

ZOS.

KaTcop?coKoas.

peTcoKicre, k. t. X.

7r?X?Tas tco pey??ei

praeconibus
8ie(pvXa?ev

e?

(fic?vrj, Kal

(p??yyea?ai

349).

CODIN.

97

KarcoKiore

KaTao~K v?o~as ?? oiK?as nal

TheOPH.
20

Trjs TroXecos, peyicrras

ev Tavrats
Tvoir)cras

becnr?ras

o?kclois

?repcov e?vi?v peTaKaXecr?pevos.

?^ioXoyovs

25

ut

permissum

means

sermonis

v 7reiroir}KaT Trjv diaXeKTOV.

crvp<pvphr]v vp

? KvvovkXos

Xex?elcnv

irepl Tr)v Evpc?irrjv

irep "EXXryvas

Evpc?irr)

?ieTeXecre

Vcopaiovs
5,

Kai

b?

Latini

p. 407.

<rirop?br)v oiKo?oprjcras

avrco

Ta

iraiheias,

?^?Xapizov

7roXX? tc?v ottXo?v Kal tcov prj^avrjp?Tcov,

crvyypacpevs

*Er? tovtois

petentibus

262

o?Kr)Topas,

'Eirel ?? tovs

V?>pr)s, tovs

anno

LTD.

Epist.

2, 3, p. 47

aKoXov?rjcrao-iv

ireptcpavecn
avTov,
84

tovs

Apoll.

irpecr?vTepas
crias

JUS esset.

ovtos

3, 94

....

redegit.
Karaxpapcvoi

Kal Tv^ras Tjj XeiPL T0 TTpocrKecp?Xaiov ecprj Me^pt

eo

Cumanis

ore

(pcova?s ia?*

avTos

ATHEN.

?v?ypa^re.

?t?

Te

cO y?p

15

Scrib.

cr^erXi?o-a?

42

vendendi

Latine

83

Hist.
ovtcos

in peregrinitatem

etiam

1 Bap?apiKais

Graec.

Quomod.

sed

erasit,

judicum

Adv.

TatiAN.

LUC?AN.

albo

tc?v

?? Kal Ta?s aXXais

Taxa

iir?pxois,

Q?Xc?v

34
??

AHz/ Kal
6

p?yas

tovs

tc?v

oiKias ?v?
p?v

(p?XoT?pcos ?eipapevos

Kc?verTavT?vos

?k Trjs

?k Trjs yepov
oIkqls

OLKrprai Tr)v ttoXiv

k. t. X.
ov?pari

Evyevios

Fcopa?Kovs

irai?evcov

Xoyovs-

APOPHTH.

Arsen.

AND

In the reign of Justinian85

it was

sequently

the

After

found

of

descendants

in the

tenth

chanted

on

first

time

tine

period,

stated

occasions.89

in a Greek

author

we

may

'A??a

of

this

emperor

Xe?arqs
p,epop

introduced

Cer.

hue

Kal

same remark applies

as Kovvia, XovKaviKov.

top

tovtop

tc?p v?p

?ypo?KOp nepl

(paprjs

Xoyio-p.??>p

CH ?x?p
y?p carpios

13 Prooem.
r?s

Te tup

lepas ?i?Xovs

i)p,a>p
crKeip

?payip

sanctissimus

365

p.
ex

suo

p.eTa?e?Xr)Ke

Constantinum

nomine
ita

papa

. . . . *0 b?

Kpvirrovcra

ro3i> biyecrrap

LuiTPRAND.
istam

civitatem

putavit

pop.ovs

KabiKcuP Kal

oVo?aXxWes.
ac

venisse

tovs

(?ypao-is elcreTi
r?

'EXXtjpiktjp

mut?stis,

vestesque

the Byzan

commencement

the

The

Trjs 'EXXrjpibos

Kal Pc?p,a'tKr)p
yXc?TTap
militia

mores,

avrov

certo

condidisse

vobis

Ro

displicere

YpapfxariKos

into

369

'EXXa?a

tt)p

Eis

seq.

(in the eleventh

Greek.

ir?na

p,aKap?rov
e?s

P(up.a'?K?s,

the

Latin

patriarch's

1017

secretary.

Ovs

Kal

e?XrjTapiov.

Latin

tov

7Tpbs aKpl?eiav

Constantinople.
89
PORPH.

ty)p

npbs

the

for

<?a/xei>).

Kal AaTiPiKY} Xe?is

....

ir?rpiop

1017

Ill,
ck tov

translating

aPTiypaqbrjs

Tavrqs

(rrjs 'iraXiJs

was bishop of Antioch

Petrus

1 Ata

146,

of

epoch

before

Novell.

mother-tongue.

?Vc?Xeo-e.

p.r)p ?XX?

Tr)p

his

is found

vestem.

sicut

p, Teqbpaa-a Pw/ia?crr?

of

tvxop

cum Romana

Const.

Compare

as

Latin
avrovs

1 i n g u a m,

quia

88

capable

only

the

sentences

certain

origin

the second

Greek;

occurring

'lovaripiapos

13

Them.

nomen

When

or after

during
that
it was

assume

of Latin

in modern

Ov

fin.

ep ?aaiXevo'iv

; sed

scimus

therefore,

Even

ground.

were

of Rome

language
a word

shown.

vigilum

imperatorem

manorum

of the

into Greek.86

empire

from Greek

the contrary is satisfactorily

the

regarded

Praef.

(?>p?o-iP.
87
PORPH.
Romanum

now

wrote

who

safely

rj Kal ttjs naTpiov

ro?s ovviovvip,
86
BlASTAR.
pi<?ypvp.os

remnants

the

the Byzantine
domain
emperor's
to a few scholars.88
confined
And

within

of it was

If,

"description

tfx?Pr) praefectOS

iT

settled

and con

from the East,

of

laws

7r<3s Too-avrrjp ira?bevcrip P(op.a?Kr)p Kal 'EXXrjpiKrjp

eVio-r?/xei>os

'Apa?pie,

i
?puras
85
This

had

the

it retreated

century

43

to disappear

translate

knowledge

the only

century

GREEK.

began

to

who

The

of that epoch ; unless

to words

sixth

the Romans

the Greek.87

adopted

the Latin

necessary

the

close of

BYZANTINE

Petr.

Pco/xa?Ko?s

161

Ant.

ipo-eo'rjp.ao'p.?pop

ravTrjp p, Ta?e?pai

Ta Xpiorov

century),

y?ppa.

Ae.

no person
ov

yp?pLp.aarip

:
(?)a>pr)p addressed

Ma/ne.

Kal

'Amo-TeiXa

Bepyrjpe.

could be found in that city

to

Xo-op ttjs

r)bvpr)6r?p.ep Tip?

y?p

to Michael

Cerularius,

eY. Mayia.

Narovs.

npos

ipe

ora

evpe?p bvp?
bishop

of

bc?piePTeKovp. p,ovpepa.

?bopapres.
Kpiorovs.
Eis

Hfl ?yiq
Eis

Aeovs.

r? $>c3ra.

Kal p,ey?Xrj

Trjp ?yiap

Kovp,. aep?eT.

N?Vrep.

'ica?Wes

ep

'lopb?pe.

KvpiaKrj rrjs

l?eprrjKoa-TrjP.

E2s Tr)p MeTap.opcjx?O'iP.

Kovp

r)pL7repiovpL.BecrTpovp,.

Ba7rr??ar.
'Avaarao-ec?s.

Kovp,p,apba?lr.
Tpape(piyyovpaTovs

A?p,r)povp,.
Kovp,

ir?p ^ovXrovcrappos.

areKovpbovp..

KpovKr)(j)t?ovs

lAXov/z. ?oKar
eVr

er

ir.

B?pos.
b? r?*?oXo

o-enovXTOVs

arirrip?Tovp.. o-aKTovp,. aovTrep rovos

er

bieppe.

o-ovppef-iT.

air?aToXos.

io'T \p p,?)PTep,.

have given these sentences as they appear in the Bonn edition of Porphyrogenitus.
of the Roman period they would have been written thus (the accents are ours) :
We

[j3a7rri?apt].

replia

In the orthography

A GLOSSARY OF LATER

44

? 29.
The Latinisms
First.

Latin

words

KeirTOV,?ap?aTos,
or

KevTvplcov

or

dvTiKrjvcrcop
that

here
the

Latin

or

dyeo-Ta

irpaiTcopiov,

or

dylo-Ta

irpaicpeKTOS.

aKecrcra, aKKnrr?cnos,

It must

XevTiov, ar]piKiv0iov.

and

be

observed

consequently

for Lucius

(Aovkios),

iropTOvXa

diro0ri

dvayXvcpdpios,

evToXiKapios

Box^iapios,

av0evTOirovXosi

apxovToirovXos,

ireTpovXa,

; as

roots

BevTepapios,

?acrTayapios,
:

to Greek

appended

endings

KXeiaovpa

&k

p, ?Bnlcov,

(?ov?Xios).

?yfriKaTcop

?orj0ovpa,

as

Kep?iKapiov,

apx^?BopaBapios,

?iyXaTcop,

irovXos
K

formative

dirocTTaaiapios,

?XXayaTCop,

ocririTiov,

modified
the pronunciation,
unfrequently
names
; as AevKios, AevKoXXos, TldirXios,
proper

Publius
(AovkovXXos))

Third.

KovcrTcoBia,

not

of Latin

spelling,

modified;

slightly
aVT Kr?vcrcop,
?epya,

; as dBiovT

accents

BiKTaTcop, BopecrTiKos, Bovj;, rfiiKTOV, IvBikt?cov, KeXXa,

Kov?iKovXapios,

words

and

terminations

ypdBos,

Krjvcros,

the Greeks

Luc?llus

KapioS)

?ovXXa,

?rjXov,

Latin

Greek

with

KevTovpicov,

Second.

language may be divided into four classes :

of the Greek

KoprjTo

Ta?pirfXoirovXos,
yefiaTOS,

dpivyBaXaTos^

povcrTaKaTOS

CpaX7]TlC0V.

Fourth.
or

facer?,

; as To Uavov

idioms

Latin

Satis

Xa?eh,

To Uavbv

accipere.

iroirjcrai, Satis

satis/acere.

? 30.
of writing Latin Words.

Greek Mode

Vowels.

A
is represented
by
?
E ; Decius,
short

A
E

Eis

r? Xpiarov

Maria

Virgine

?V ?opoos
Eis

(Christas

r? 3>c5ra.

?anTigapi

(Joannes

p?aTep

Eis
(Gum
Eis

est et

magi

'la?pprjs

et tertia

TTjp ?yiap HepTrjKoo-TrjP.

mandavit

spiritum

Trjp Merap.opcfx?o-ip.

Kovp,

sanctum

(or

imperium

?anrtfar

'Ai>acnwec?>s.
die

a?

ab

paPT (De

adorant).
lp.ir?piovp, ov?aTpovp,

vestrum

multo

per

areKovpbovp.

secundum
Kovp.

Kovp. p,ovpepi?ovs

opi?pre

KiuPcr'ep?er)

b?pupovp,,

dominum,

?r p,?yi

pcltovs,

?ipyipe)

cum muner?bus

Kc?PcrepoveT (or

baptizat

KvpiaKjj ttjs

sepidtus

ov?py?pe

conservet

ip'lopb?pe

in Jordane

'Ayp?iriras.
ameirTov.
acceptum,

ab oriente

(pocTTep ?)
noster

deas

Tfj ay?a Kal p.ey?X?]

crucifixus

et

natas,

AUios,

Arj Map/a

y?ppa.

Tovs b?ovs

Xpi

; Agrippa,

illum

KpovKicfri?ovs

s annos

et

iXXov/a ovo/car
vocat,
ear

(or ?eaTpovp.)

er aeirovXTOvs

Ai) tt) ov?Xw

/3?/car),

te vol?

De

ir?p /xovXrcos oppc?s

bonos).
(or

(or ?oX<u)

baptizan).
er

r?prta

b?e peo-ovppe?ir

(Gum

resurrexit).

fiapb?oviT
saper

(or

tuos

Kovp. Tpapo~(j)iyovp?Tovs

pLapba?ir)

GiripiTovp. a?pKTovp,

(or aayKTOvp.)

covirep

apost?los).
?Vr Ip p.6pre

(Gum

transfigur?tus

est in
monte).

'.

rovws

?VoVroXoos

'.

AND

long

; Aurelius,
of

appearance
I?

I ; Priscus,
O
short ?

HpiaKos?
; Commodus,

V was both a vowel

KofifioBos,

by

comes,

SvXXas,

Sulla,

; Xeydros,

the

dis

cBiktov.

aUperov,

Kofirjs.

was

long

After

t?Biktov.

rnaKivr\.

vios, Constantinus,K
O

45

o-rJKpr]Tov, edictum,

represented

and a consonant.

Avairavia,

Lusitania,

GREEK.

'IovXios, piscina,

of quantity,

the disappearance

was

long

Julius,

?2; Antonius,'Avr

long

secretum,

Avpr?Xioss

quantity,

BYZANTINE

varavr?vos,
represented

As

Tullius,

O ;
religiosus,

by

a vowel

Kovar

custodia,

peXeyloaos.

by T or OT ;

it is represented

TvXXios,

Lucius,

or B

; Valerius,

Bla. After

Aovkios,

ov

ususfructus,

aOV(f)pOVKTOS.

a^ consonant

As

it

QovXovios,

Fulvius,

is represented

Nerva,

or

Nepovas

also

by AT, ET,
or
Xe?rjpos
2eovrjpos> Sev?jpos,
represented

OT;

OT,

by

The

combinations

AV,

$Xaov?os,

$Xav?os,

or $xd?ios;

Nep?as.

as Flavius,

; novembris,

or

OvaX?pios

must

We

vovefi?pwv.

not till after the time of Dionysius

of Halicarnassus
as the representative of V.
(See also Q, below.)

add here,

BaXepios,
OV

EV,

are

Severus,
that

it was

that B began

to be employed

Antecessor,

by AI or AE ; as

Diphthongs.

is represented by AI ; Caesar, Ka?aap.

AE

aeBl\ist

aedilis,

also

sented
AU

AT

OE ?

tutelae,
E

by

rovr?xae.

; praecocia,

; Augustus,

After

In Theophilus
the disappearance

of quantity,

it was

repre

rrpeKOKKia.

Avyovaros.

OI ; Cloelia, KXoiXla.
Consonants.

B is represented by B ; Baibus,' Bdx?os.

C?

K
late

; Cicero,
as the

Kiarepva,

KiKep

time

v, Cato,

of Justinian.

fjt?yfciy?r,rrappiKiBas,

Kdr
See

v.

It retained
dyKiXa,

its

dyKiXiov,

ancient

pronunciation

at least

dvriKr\va

p, Kevrovpl

v, KrjvaovdXios,

as

<j>aKir]s,in the Glossary.

sounds now given to C by the Italians and Germans, in the combinations

and Cedrenus.
See Tfy?ird, T?a?aap, in
CE, CI, are recognized by Porphyrogenitus
The

the Glossary.
?
X ; Gracchus,
CH
TpaKxos.
?
A ; Decius,
D
A?kios.
?
$ ; Felix,
F
QrjXil;, Festus,
?^o-to?.
?
r ; Granianus,
G
Tpaviavos.
?
H
the rough breathing
;Horatius,

'Opdnos.

A GLOSSARY OF LATER

46

K ?

L?

A ; Lucius,

M
N

?
?

KaXavBal.

;Kalendae,

Aovkios.

;Marcus,

N;

Nero,
?
r

palatal

MdpKos.
Ne'pcov, Numa,
or IV ; Cincius,

P?

II ;
Pompeius,

Q?

K.

Novias.
KlyKios,

Ilopnryibs.

The combination QFis

Quintius,

?piavKiiraT?cuv.

emancipatio,

"lyyawoi,

Ingauni^

KvivTios, Quintus,

represented by KOT, KT, ov KO; Quirinus, Kov?pivos,

KoCvtos. Frequently QVI became KT ; as Quirinus,

9AKvXas.
Kvp?vos, Aquila,
?
P
R
; Roma,
Pc?fi?].

S?
T?

$ ; Sergius, Hepyios.
T ; Titus, Titos. The combination
like

pronounced

TZI.90

the Byzantine

TI before a vowel, in the sixth century, was

See BaXevTtya,

BeveT^la,

AopievT^la, AofievT^ioXos,

in the Glossary.
Accent.

regard to the accentuation of Gr cized Latin words, it followed the analogy of

the Greek language ; that is, the Greeks accented such words as if they were of Greek
With

; thus,

origin
after

Trai?nus,

Tpa?avos,
such words

of

the analogy

Avyovo-Tos, Cicero, KiKepcov, secr?tum,

Augustus,
as
??aKovo-Tos, 'Axepcov, apprjTov.
HapBiavos,

o-rjKprjTov,

? 31.
We

a large number

the Greek
between

words

originally

as were

introduced
ground

common

to both

fiaTTjp, o vum,

iraTr?pf mater,

pater,

Greek

that during the Roman period the Latin adopted from

of words and idioms. But here we must distinguish

must not omit to mention

into Latin

(as ?ngelus,

these

?f?V,

languages
ofj?,

ovis,

ego,

(as
vin

um,

eyc?, tu,
Volvos),

and

tv,
such

on
by scholars, after they had assumed a definite form

dyyeXos, prothymia,

irpo0vfila).

Further, the educated Romans, affecting to be fascinated with the pretty sounds of
T and Z, adopted these letters into the Latin alphabet.91 They even introduced the
fashion of pronouncing Greek proper names with their Greek accents. From the
90 IsiD. Hispal.
literae

exprim?t,

1, 26, 28 Y
tarnen

quia

et Z

Latinum

literis sola Graeca

est,

per

scribendum

nomina
est,

scribuntur.
sicut

militia,

Nam
malitia,

cum justitia
nequitia,

sonum Z
et

caetera

similia.

91 Cicer.
Diomedes,

12, 10, 27. Velius

Quintil.
Priscian.
1, 8. 9. 49.
2, p. 417 (Z).
Orator. 48.

Long?s,

p. 2215

seq.

A.

Cornutus,

p. 2286.

AND

BYZANTINE

GREEK.

47

examples employed by the Latin grammarians, however, it would seem that this prac
tice was restricted to oxytones and perispomena ; as Thy?s, 0vds, Nats, Nais, Neret,
Nrjpe?. It appears also that a Greek oxytone with a long final syllable was changed
a

into

The

or

sometimes

other,

'Arpevs, 0efiiard).n
an E

prefixed

davXla

for U

; as humen,

But nothing proves more

than the fact that Latinized
rrjs epitomes,

Orphea,

rrjs lampados,

reifir? for

rifir?;

the

silent

without

; the Romans,

latter,

for

nountios,

lumen,

least

the

to long

I.98

relating to letters, did

capteivei

in order to denote the original sound of T, prefixed

for rvya,

epitome,

wrote

former

daovXia,

OU

wrote

the

Thus,

the Boeotians,

as rovxa,

for

in their eagerness to imitate them in everything

same.94

Again,

Themist?,

reason

some

for

Greeks,

The Romans,
the

; as Atre?s,

perispomenon

necessity,

for

captivi.

an O to it ;
sometimes

nuntios.95

clearly the great influence of the Greek upon the Latin,

Greek nouns often retained their Greek inflection ; as r)

o Aen?as,

rov Anchisen,

rrjs Argus,

r v

rov Menandru,

rod Androgeo,

rov a?ra,

rov

metamorphosedn.

THE TEUTONIC ELEMENT.

? 32.
The Goths, Vandals, and Gepidse were different tribes of the same race.96 The
Goths made their first appearance in Greece in the middle of the third century.97 In
and Thessaly ;98 and
the latter part of the fourth, they overran Thrace, Macedonia,
In the latter half of the
under Alarle they devastated Megaris and Peloponnesus.99
fifth, we find them in Illyria.100
The Vandals

under Genseric

plundered

the greater

part of Greece

in the fifth

92
Quintil.
98NiGiDius

17.
1, 5, 2. Maximus Victorinus,
1, 5, 22 seq. Donatus,
non
arcesso
tantae inscitiae
19, 14 Graecos
qui OY ex o et Y scripserunt,
apud A. Gell.
Maur.
165 Ne?Ko*,
I : illud tarnen inopia fecerunt; hoc nulla re subacti. Terentian.
quantae qui El ex E et
iota

solum

sufficit.

94

Adv.

Sext.

1, 7, 15.

Gram.

Priscian.

1,9

than Northern

kqI e v ? ? iva

s ral

p?vov

ypamkov,

*?tt? El.

1, 50.

Quintil.
95Marius
p. 2459.
Victorinus,
96Proc
and Eunapius
Dexippus
I, 312.
else

Evx?Xtvop

apply to them the generic

Barbarians.

* Zos. 28
(A. D. 253).
98Eunap. 51
Id. 77 (A. D. 378).
(A. D. 376).
99 Zos. 252. 253
D.
396).
(A.
100Prisc
160 (A. D. 467).

Id. 79 (A. D. 380).

term Scythians,

which means

little

A GLOSSARY OF LATER

48

The

century.101

Gepid

are mentioned

in

connection

the Avars,

with

who

made

an

in the early part of the seventh century.102

attempt upon Constantinople
The Franks were a branch of the Germanic family.103 After they conquered the
the Byzantines
confounded them with the Kelts and
country now called France,m
Keltiberians.105

In the middle

of the eleventh

appeared at Constantinople

century the English

as

mercenaries.106

The Goths, Vandals,

and Gepidae made no permanent settlement in Greece, and
As to the small number of
therefore their language- had no effect upon the Greek.
words of Teutonic origin occurring in later and Byzantine writers, it may be a question
whether

they were not

taken directly from the Latin.

Those

found in modern Greek

or ?epaiBos, ?ovKXa,
came
See dpdBa, ?dvBov, ?epeBos
from
the German.
probably
or
?ovpBcov, ?ovTTis, yepdvcos, yovXa, yovva, Bpovyyos, ?craKa, ?crKa, KovpKovpov, KovKovp?v,
?opBcov

most

fMOWTos, ?lovvT^a or fiov?a, vaKKa, irovyylv,

povxov>

^^ovcpia,

THE HUNNIC OR TATAR

T&yyiov,

cpapBvs, in the Glossary.

ELEMENT.

? 33.
The Huns, Avars, Turks, and Bulgarians belonged to the same family. The first
three of these appellations are sometimes confounded by the Byzantines.
The Hunns appeared in Europe in the latter part of the fourth century.107 In the
of the fifth, they overran Thrace.108 About a hundred years later they proceeded
as far as Greece.109 In the early part of the seventh century we find them before the
in conjunction with the Avars.110
walls of Constantinople,

middle

101Proc.
I, 335 (A. D. 429-477).
102Theoph.
485 (A. D. 617, true date 625).
103Proc
1,319.
104
THEOPH. 618.
Qpayyia.
QpayyiKTj,
105SiMOC 245. Porph. Them.
28, 12.
106

See

B?payyoi,

'lyyXip?a,

'lyyXhoi,

'lyKXiK?s,

107Eunap. 75
141.
Prisc
(A. D. 374).
108Theoph.
186 (A. D. 466).
109Agath.
301 (A. D. 558).
110Theoph.
485 (A. D. 617). According

PORPH. Adm.

'lyKXiPicrr?,

'lyMpos,

Simoc. 38 seq.

115.

'?yKXiTep,

Porph.

'lyKXiTeppa,

Adm.

in the

Glossary.

123.

to Theophylactus Simocates, the name "A?apoiwas given also to

283. 284. Nie. Const. 38, 19. Porphyrogenitus
speaks of certain
Slavic tribes that were called "A?apoi. Porph. Adm. 126. 141.
the inhabitants of Pannonia.

Simoc

AND

In

tury.111

the

the

of Porphyrogenitus,

time

GREEK.

49

in the latter half of the sixth cen

to Constantinople

sent ambassadors

The Turks

BYZANTINE

now

country

called

was

Hungary

called

Turkey, because it was inhabited by Turks.112

in the latter part of the fifth
The Bulgarians first became known to the Byzantines
in the reign of
century.113 Conjointly with the Avars they attacked Constantinople
or

one

And

Heraclius.114

two

later

generations

the Danube

crossed

they

and

invaded

century they were converted to Christianity.116 The Bulga

rians of the present day speak a Slavic dialect, which circumstance is the origin of the
In the eighth

Thrace.115

current

that

opinion

The

authors

Byzantine

croviracris, t&ovctios,

Romaic,

are of Sclavonic

they

in the

have

descent.
a few Hunnic

preserved

to the Turkish

As

Glossary).

words
words

(see

&>x?a, fi?Bos, ir?x*

to the popular

belonging

they were introduced after the fall of Constantinople.

THE SLAVIC ELEMENT.

? 34.
In

the

the

of Justinian,

reign

crossed

Slavs

and

the Danube

overran

In

Illyria.117

the latter part of the sixth century they devastated Thrace and Greece.118 A century
later

as soldiers

appear

they

in the army

of Justinian

the Second.119

to continental

In the eighth century great numbers of Slavs migrated

In

Greece.120

the

They

language.

course

of

time

Greek,

spoke

were

lost

descendants

their

members

of

their

the Greek

and peninsular

nationality,
church,

and,

religion,

and

strange

as it

111Menand.
295 (A. D. 568). Theoph.
378 (A. D. 564).
Compare Id. 485 (A. D. 617).
112Porph. Adm. 81. 141. 168. 177. Zonar.
16, 12 (A. D. 886
911).
113Theoph.
222 (A. D. 494).
Zonar. 14, 3. Compare Genes. 85, 22.
114

w
116

Bell.

Pisid.

197.

Avar.

Theoph.

544 (A. D.

Theoph.

Cont.

409.

Porph.

671).

Id. 404.

n?crap

tc?p
o-KrJTTTpattjs
Fa>p.a?a>p bie?irep apx^js,

coore

X?yco

?ap?apos,

bvo-yepeia,

Tapacrboeibr)s

Ev(j>r]p,iop

?Ke?pop top

o\?ns eo-OXa?cup.epr}.

VOL. VII. NEW SERIES.

Them.

53

(A. D. 741
775)

'Eo-tfXa?afy b? n?aa

e/3oo7cero tt?p o?Kovp.?pr)P, 07rr)P?KaKcupo-TapTiPos

tip?

tc?p

ck

IieXo7roppr}o-ov

Trepi?orjTOP ypap.p.aTiKOP

9H?> b? ovtos

Vapavov Kal?yaOov?a<riXe(uS. Adm.

360 (A. D. 551).

Theoph.

Porphyr.

6 Xoip.iKos O?paros

yeyope

46 (A. D. 668-685).

342.

117Proc.
II, 397.
118Menand.
327 (A. D. 577).
119Theoph.
559 (A. D. 683).
120Theoph.
707 (A. D. 775).
ore

Them.

Nieras

p,eya

?iroa-K^ai

6 Krjbevcras eVi
?vyarpl

217 (A. D. 802 - 811).

els

cj)popovpra
avTop
2o(?ia

6 Tr?s
Koirp?as eiroapvp.os Ta

eVi Tjj avrov

rovroi

to

XpiaTotfiopop

220 (A. D. 829 - 867).

17x?>P****

6pvXovp.epop
top

tpa p.rj

evyepeia,

lap?eiov,

vIop tov

KaXov

A GLOSSARY OF LATER

50

appear,

may

they regarded

themselves

as pure Greeks,

in spite of their Slavic fea

tures.

The Slavic language before its disappearance from Greece bequeathed to the Greek
a number of words
names of places), and some formative endings.
See ?dXra,
(chiefly
or

?odvos

?eBovpiov,

?oedvos,

?oe?oBos,

or

?o'iXdBes

?oXidBes,

t?Kovov,

in

?oviravos,

the

Glossary.
For

the

formative

endings,

see Diminutives,

a branch of
The Russians,
emperor, devastated Bulgaria
of Basil the Macedonian, they,
the alphabet of Byzantium.122

below.

the Slavic family, at the instigation of the Byzantine

in the early part of the ninth century.121 In the
reign

together with other Slavic tribes, adopted the ritual and

In the latter part of the twelfth century they assisted
the emperor against the Comani and Blachi.123
RHYTHM.

? 35.
In ancient Greek

the basis of rhythm is quantity ; that is, the metrical ictus regu
larly falls upon a long syllable. The word-accent has no influence in versification ;
still the laws of the language require that it should be rendered perceptible to the
ear.124

But

as we

are

accustomed

from

infancy

to

accent

regard

as the
only

source

of

rhythm, we find it difficult to preserve it in reading Greek verse metrically.

Sometimes the accentual rhythm of a Greek verse coincides with the quantita
tive;

as,
f,Ovriva

fiev ?atriXrja

Kal

Tdcov ovTis opiola vor\paTa IlrjveXoireirj.

MevTcop,

bs p

II- 2,

%oxov dvBpa kix^V'

Od.

OBvcrrjos d?w?iovos r\ev ?Ta?pos*

2,

188.

121.

Od.

2, 225.

121Cede.
122Glyc.

II, 372 (A. D. 802 811).

553. Anon. 362 seq. The Slavs adopted the common (or Ionic) alphabet, with the addition
of the obsolete r (Fav), which they confounded with z. But as this alphabet was found inadequate to
express
all the sounds of the Slavic language, they added to it a number of new characters.
128Nicet.
691 (A. D. 1195-1204).
124

AriSTOTEL.

Elench.

4,

Uap?

b? tt\v

irpoo-ab?av

?p p.?v rois

avev

ypa(j)rjs

biaXeKTiKo??

o? pabcov

7roiTJaai

ev b? ro?s yeypap,p.ePois
oiov Kal top Ofirjpov evioi biopOovvrai npbs tovs
Kal Troir?p.aci pfuCXov
s ?tottc?s
eX?yxovras
X?yop,
"
avro tt?
to ov
r? fi?v ov Karanv?erai
Xvovo-i
to
Kal
ivimviov
ofx?poy"
irpoa(?bia Xeyovres
y?p
o?vrepov.
e?prjKOra
irepl
"
ovk
tw
on
ovtos
6
o?
tov
Zevs elnev
aXX?
ewirvia* evereXXeTO bibovai.
From
ev%os ?p?a?ai,"
b?bofiev be
*Ayap.?/ivovoSy

this passage we learn that ob was readily distinguished from ov (even when the latter was
without the rough breathing), and the first person blbojxevfrom the Epic infinitive bib?jxev.

pronounced

AND

BYZANTINE

GREEK.

51

Trochaic.

crirapaTTcov Kal TapaTTCov Kal kvkcov.

"AvBpa Ti0covbv
Tois

dypoiKoicriv

iravovpycos were

<paivecr0ai iraxv,

AriST.

Ach.

682.

317.

Eq.

303.
Td?ecov diraXXayevTes Kal KaKcov cpowiKiKcov. Pac.
'AXX? aKOvcravTes toiovtov
Ibid. 311.
j?a//)0/?ez/ KrjpvypaTOS.
3E?ecpvcrrjtrev
TavTa

toctovtov

iroXepiov^ wore

[id tov

toivvv,

tco xairvco.

Ibid.

Ibid.

'AiroXXco, yco ireirvcrfirjv ovBevos.

Tr?vBe pev BiKpols eco0ovv ttjv 0eov fcrjpvypiacnv.

611.

Ibid.

616.

638.

Iambic.

yEirel crv Bid to trcocppoveiv tco itcoitot

eiBes rjBrj;

Nub.

1061.

co rl a eiirco ; Ibid.
XocpcoTaTov.
?ocpcoTaTov y ?Kelvov ;
l?eos yap to fjiev crov acopa x?7) TrXyycov a0coov eivai ; Ibid.
'-4\\'
Tovs
y

ovv

vofii&Tai

ovBapov

evpvirpcoKTovs
o?8'

tov iraTepa tovto

tovtovi

Ibid.

Ibid.

ira<r)(ew.

1378.
1413.
1420.

1099.

KaKeivovi,

eyco,

TOV K0/JbT?T7]V tovtovi.

Kal

T? BrJT?pels ;
eHTTr?pe0\

co Kivovpievoi.
eyco Te Kal crv

KaTa irepiiraTOVVTe vvKTcop

237.
Vesp.
tov
Xa0ovT
Trjs dpTOircoXiBos
oXfiov.
?KXe'yfrapiev
ti
Kamv
tis
Xa0cov
Mrjirco
epiiroBcov rjpds
Bpdcrrj. Ibid. 247.
ai
KaXoWTcov
Kdv fir)
tovs ?xoxXovs xa^aLV
310.
yvvaiKes.
Lys.
to
crov BwdCeiv.
'Ev Ty tropeowvl Xaxpp
Plut.
277.
ypdpfia
$povpovvT

cI2s rjBopai Kal Tepirofiai

Mifjiovfievos
BXrjxoopevoi

Kal ?ovXopiai

Ibid.

xopevaai.

Kal ttjv iroBolv coBl irapevcraXevcov.

ere tovtovI iriVcovTa KaTaXa?ovTes*

Ibid.
Ibid.

288.
291.
297.

On the other hand, the accentual rhythm is sometimes the reverse of the
quanti
tative; that is, the word-accent coincides with the thesis of the foot. We
give the
following

examples

Quantitative

Trochaics,

but Accentual

'i? ?a0vCcovcov dvacrcra

IlepcriBcov virepTaTTj,
MrJTep
0eov

r) Bepljov

yepaid,

xafye

fiev evvaTeipa Hepacov,

dapeiov

Aesch.

yvvai.

0eov Be Kal fir?T7)p ecpvs*

Iambics.
Pers.

157.

A GLOSSARY OF LATER

52

Oi yepovres

oi iraXaiol

O is TIoaeiB

Tat yap

y?povra

y?povri

rovs

rovs

"I?^pas

576.
585.

v.

KXe

rrdXai.
.

Bpofi

lambics, but Accentuai

Quantitative

712.

718.

Ibid.

*Apiardpypv

>rI?rjpas ovs %opr]yeis fioi ?or]0rjaai

676.

702.
Ibid.

Nub.

etc eavrov evO? s ?vveXKvaas

<j>ave?vecfraaKev ?fi?v, r)v arparrjyrjar)

Mavddvovras

Ibid.

evavr?ov.

Ach.

688.

Kros ko? XaXos %? KXeiviov.

tov veov Be r
ve . Ibid.

r)fiiv fiepufrofiead'

y?p

Tr?v 0pvaXXiB

Tovs

Ibid.

ear?v r)?aKTtfpia.

Aa(f)dXeios

B evpvirp

HBiKrjfievai

Ov

ARIST.

cIkos avBpa Kvcftov r)xUov 0ovkvBIkt]v

To?s veoiai
Tov

rrj rroXei.

fi fi<j)ofi a0a

Triphal.

Ibid.

Trochaics.

Nub.
firjv e^ v yjre'yeis r? ?epfi? Xovrpd ; Arist.
241.
?Y <J>aaiyjprfiidr v eyew drravres avrov.
Sifi?Xov
Vesp.
v r)BiKrjaev, aXXd.
Ibid. 244.
s KoXovfievovs
*Eir avrov
*
*
e?r et? rr)v ?vpav KpirjBov efirrea /iev. Lys.
307.
Atyavres
v ; Ibid. 313.
Tis CvXXd?oiT av rov ??vXov r v ev Safi
arparrjy

Kai

roi riva yv

*'Arrrov fiovov SrparvXXiBos

daro?s

Xrei^pvaav

?e?rjKe,

0dyjras
TeXos

S' or

TIavaai

avri

rrjs a

rrpoaeXd

rrjpias.

SoPH. Ant.

Kara %p ri
Biyjriav.

ovBev rjv epevv aiv

rrplv opyrjs Kafi? fiear

v.

BaKrvX

Ibid.

irXeov.
aai

Xey

Ibid.

1045.

365.

186.

246.

Ibid.
v.

268.

Ibid.

280.

ACCENTUAL RHYTHM.

? 36.
In accentual rhythm the metrical ictus regularly coincides with an accented syllable
irrespectively of the quantity of that syllable.
The following are the most usual accentual feet :
Trochee,

an accented

Iambus,

an unaccented

Pyrrhic,

two unaccented

Dactyle,

an accented

Anap
Tribrach,
Creticus,

and

and

and

an accented,

; as in Xeyo-fxevos,
; as x?yofiev,

two unaccented
and

unaccented;

; as X?y , Xeye,
s.
; as koXos, mar
syllable

an accented

syllables

st, two unaccented

three

an unaccented

an accented

and

epr]-fiiK?s.
av?p

rros.

; as irovrjpos, rvpawe?s.

as in 7repnra-TovvT

an unaccented,

irive.

s, Bo?atp-fi?vov.

an accented

; as ?pa

irov.

AND

The

consists
Spondee
is of rare occurrence.

It

two

of

accentual

Xe-yeis.

BYZANTINE GREEK.

accented

53

irov

; as

syllables

el, ir&s e?-7re?, r?

rhythm the number of syllables is fixed. Thus, a trochaic trimeter

twelve syllables ; an iambic dimeter, eight ; and so forth. If therefore a

In accentual
must have

line

well-constructed
in utterance

traction

more

contains
(syn

resis,

the

than

must

synizesis)

number

requisite
take

of

syllables,

con

place.

It is to be further observed

that all the forms of the article, the prepositions, and

are to be read as proclitics ; that is, as if
they had no accent

the conjunctions,
whatever.

? 37.
Accentual
The

Trochaic Verse.

foot of a trochaic verse

fundamental

is the trochee.

One

of the feet of a

dipody, however, may be a pyrrhic or a spondee. Further, if an iambus is used in the

first place of a dipody, the trochaic movement of the verse is not seriously impeded.
But an arrhythmy ensues if the iambus follows the trochee, or its equivalent, in the
same dipody. Trochaic lines in which both the feet of a
dipody are pyrrhics are not
very

common.

1. The

trochaic

tripody

acatalectic

consists

lectic is the same as the acatalectic without

in connection

other

with

rhythms

I tco

TeTeix^crfievovs

"12 tcov virep evvoiKrjire Kal irapaBei*

ac?

three

feet.

aTavpco.

I av Bcopecov.
ae
XoyiKe.
|

lectic is the same as the acatalectic without

fjiev aKaTepyaaTov

Eyvcoaav

ol ocp0aXfioi aov

'Ein, to ?i?Xiov
Kal

Ta

firjirc?

Be aov
ireirpaypieva

aoi

Teypapifieva

Tvyx<*vei.

tt]v

Taireivcoaiv

vIBe

piov

Tov

Kal

Tas dpiapTias

"IBe

fiov

Koirov

piov,
oaos,

irdaas

tripody

They are usually

the last syllable.

Trjs 0eoXoyias
f
Iva aoi maroi

rov
j

cata

found

Hr

to

dp^rjyov.
%aipe Kpavya?ofiev.

v Kal ?e?awais*
| rjfi
oiK 0eov rjfi v.
| ?v

*f2<f)0r]S <f>riafios
fiev evXa?cus

The

2. The trochaic dimeter acatalectic consists of four feet.

To

trochaic

The

; as,

O?Xcov ecTTavpto0r)S) co XvTpcoTa.

\
Tovs

of

trochaic dimeter cata

the last syllable.

fJioi, 0ee

*A<f)es

ro

Hvevfia
T?s

Ai?

EvTifie

aKerraaov.

? rjv avr

rr)v ? rjv r)fi v.

BaaiXev

0eos

rravayiov

avyovaras

Kvpie,

v oX

veovv/i(f>e,

BiafyvX??ei
evapere.

ae !

v.

54

A GLOSSARY

OF LATER

? 38.
Accentual

Verse.

Dactylic

foot of a dactylic verse is the dactyle. But the trochee, tribrach,

spondee, or pyrrhic may be used for the dactyle within certain limits. As a general
The fundamental

rule,

lines

are not

of dactyles

wholly

consisting

'AXX? tov

c0 irpo alcovcov 0eos*

Tov
Tco

dirpoaiTco

Xalpe
Ev

ABap

'HX0es

El

irpoaayei.

rj dvaKXr?ais.
ae.

v/xvovvTas

eiriyvcoaev

to

ecpavrjs

cpcos

r/AiBov Ka0e?Xes rr)v Bvvafiiv.

v
"AyyeXoi fiera rcoifiev
Bo?oXoyovai,
Be fiera
M?yoi
darepos oBoirropovai.

tiktci.

virepovaiov

common.

to

?ovXrjs

Xa?pe,

aiyrjs

Xa?pe

airpoavrov.

Kal ev Tacpco KaTtjX0es d0avaT

Xa?pe,

Xa?pe

diropprrrov fivcrris,
Beofiev v irians.

aocj> v vrrep?aivovaa
v

mar

Karavya?ovaa

yv

aiv,

<j>pevas.

? 39.
Accentual

Iambic Verse.
One of the feet of a dipody
if a trochee is used in the first

The fundamental foot of an iambic verse is the iambus.

however, may be a pyrrhic or a spondee. Further,

place of a dipody, the iambic movement of the verse is not seriously impeded. But
an arrhythmy ensues if the trochee follows the iambus or its equivalent in the same
Iambic lines in which both the feet of a dipody are pyrrhics are not un
dipody.
common.

1. The iambic tripody consists of three feet.

other

short

It is usually found in connection with

verses.
9
il

dyyeXe

0eov.

e/2? eXa?es

aov

A?i

O?kos rov

layyv.

2. The iambic dimeter acatalectic consists of four feet.

tic is the same as the acatalectic without
Jbj?* vyovs

acoTTjp

rjficov.

Evpofiev

ol

ev aKOTei

Kal

aKia

TTjv aXr?0eiav,

3. The iambic tetrameter catalectic

by the iambic dimeter catalectic.

yE<f>pa0?.

iambic dimeter catalec

The

the last syllable.

Kai

yap

EvXarrew

'AvaT?Xrj dvaToXcov,
Kai

Ka fie.

Hapa
??Keirr]

e/e rrjs
rrap0evov.
rrjv yjrv)(7?v fiov.

0eov, fir) rravarj

r

v a

irrepvy

v.

is simply the iambic dimeter acatalectic followed

AND

GREEK.

BYZANTINE

55

yap avXXqyfrecos | ttjv Kvr?aiv ir&s Xeyeis ;

Be aov ttjv Kvrjaiv
?k irvevfiaTOS
dyiov.
|
aov
Trjv
Aioirep e^eirXayrj
aotpiav.
dpprjTOV
|
ciKOvei Trapa iravTcov.
Kal ax^aas to
x^poypafov
|
MeXeTco aov ypapifiaTiKrjs
Kal Trjs op0oypacpias.
\
'Aairopov

Ma0cov

? 40.
Accentual

stic Verse.

Anap

foot of an anap stic verse is the anapaest. But the tribrach,

creticus, spondee, or pyrrhic may be used for the anapaest within certain limits. As a
general rule, lines consisting wholly of anapaests are not common.
The

fundamental

Tvvai?i
Kai

ro?s ao?s drroaroXois

'H

vedrrjs

Kaip

ko?

koXXos

rov

0avarov

tov

eipr\vr]v B povfievos.
a

r) yX aaa

Kal

fivpocj?opois <j>0ey%afievosyaipere,

Beiv s rore

fpXeyerai
rre ;

To raparrr]
M?a

fiaros,

apa

Ov

fiapaiverai,

av0p
?Kaip s,
rravra
ko\
rrapepuerai

ean

y?p

et? ?Brjv fieravoia.

OF THE GREEK RITUAL.

THE TROPARIA

? 41.
short

hymns.

chant;

as,

cO ?a0ei

They

aocpias

are

either

Brjfjiiovpye, dvairavaov,
Kai 0eco rjficov.
iroirjTjj Kal irXaaTT)
tov ?iov
a Kids

IldvTa

iravTa

"Ovtcos

ov

irpoaTagei,

metrical

centual

; as,

Kai

oikovo/jlcov,

to

tov

irpoacoirov aov,

irdaiv

avpicpepov

ttjv

yap

Kal

poirrj,

hymns, commonly
is

troparion

Bofja eaTijKev

Mia

airaTrjXoTepa.

prose

ev aoi

iroia
apeTOXos ;

oveipcov

ivvor?aco tov

rjpuv ?paioTrjTa,

rjfJids tovto

in verse.

simply

fiove

dirovepicov,

eXiriBa dve0evTO tco

eirl yrjs
TavTa

d[xeTa0eTos

irdvTa

0dv

ros

Kal tco yXvKaapico Trjs arjs copaioTrjTos,

cos <piXdv0pcoiros*

orav
Qprjvco Kal oBvpopiai)
0eov irXaa0elaav

or

tcov BovXcov aov

yjrvx?s

'AXX? ev tco cpcoTi,XpiaTe,

ov e?eXe?co, dvairavaov

irepl

iravTa

Tpvcprj Bia/Jieve? Xvirrjs

aa0eveaTepa^

BiaBefteTai.

to

in prose

cpiXav0pcoircos

tcvpie, Tas

Tloia

are its Tpoirdpia,

portions of the Greek Ritual

The distinctive

yeyove

0avaTov

dpiopcpov, dBogov,

\waT7)piov ; Heos

cos yeypairrai,

troparion consists

tov

iBco ?v toIs Tacpois Keipievrjv ttjv KaT ?Kova

Kal
?rj

k'xovaav

elBos.

'?l tov

0av?iaTOs !

v Tjj
<p0opa Kal avve^evx^fxev
irapeBo0r)fi
irapexovTOS

of a number

tco

of

pieTaaTavTi

ttjv

Ti

tco davaTto ;

dvairavaiv.

lines the rhythm

of which

is ac

A GLOSSARY

56

oi

Kai

v,

Korei

gkici

Kal

y?p

'Airo
f0

o Kvpios.
^Ere^?r]
r

Ev
ae

'H

aravp

s reKOvaa,

0pr]v Bovaa

Kal

e?oa,
rmvov

O?fioi yXvKvrarov

s eBvs e% o(j>0aXfi v fiov ;

Il

s ev veKpo?s eXoyia0r]s

must

scripts,

the

other

only

state here,

by

commas

and

7rr]Xos

rai,

fiefieXav

NeKpov

aKivrjTov.

"Ovrrep

rraparrefirtovres

v?

ai

Eis

rovr

vas

ra<f)

fi 0a Bovvai
rr?v

avarravaiv.

;.

that in the printed

or members

lines

aKr]vd)fiaros,

Kvpiov

Il

We

e%eXnrev

y?p

To aKevos
eppdyrj,
3
vov
avaic0r]TOv
Afy

aa

rrapear

?arrop

fiaraioTrjros

TIvevfia

K rrjs
rrap0evov

rr?aa

rravrfyvpis

Trjs

rr]V aXr?0eiav

Evpofiev

Kal

Av?rai

rrjp r)fx v,

avaroX
ev

TOV?lOV 7T0V7]pa
"Apri r]

r)fi?s

ErreaKe^aro
E?; vyfrovs o a
AvaroXr)

OF LATER

(k&Xo)

without

colons,

economical

for

are,

as also in manu

editions of the Ritual,

reasons,

each

sense.

to the

reference

from

separated

? 42.
This kind of composition first made its appearance in the fifth century. Theodoras
But it cannot be
Lector calls Anthimus and Timocles the authors of the rporrdpia
supposed that this expression applies to all the troparia used in the Greek church ; for
were written
by far the greater part of them
must

It

Ritual,

when

rpoTzdpiov,

the proper
which

that

troparion,

is,

the
also

Romanus

to his

is, according

of

that

to

or r

the proper

by Anthimus
anonymous

some

rrjs

for

Greek
means

feast

particular

porrdpiov

troparia

the

or expression,

word

appropriate

in

Now,

troparia.

qualifying

drroXvr?Kiov,

brated in the fifth century were written

Saint

by

troparion

in assuming

therefore,

class

particular

unaccompanied

it is called

acceptation

are authorized,

some

to

refer

then

of the sixth century.

after the close

We

rjfiepas.126

the church

; in

feasts

cele

the

kov

and Timocles.
the author

biographer,

of

rdKia; which can refer only to the kontakia for the church feasts kept when Romanus
-flourished ; that is, about the close of the fifth century.127
125
177

TheOD.
(A.

D.

1, 19

LECTOR.
457)

T<? b* avr

"Av?ipos
cre?

*Ap6ip.os

126In his edition of the

Horologion,
of Tpon?piop.
place
127
OCt. 1
SyNAX.

Tfj

avrfj

Kal TiftofcX?js

o? to>v

Tpoirapiuv

iroirjTal

Kal Tip.oKXrjs oi t&p

Tponaplc?P

Bartholom?us

tov
f)p>?pa p>vr)p.rj

oaiov

(Carp?as birjp??rjo-av.

THEOPH.

iroirjTal iyvapi?ovTo.

Kutlumusian?s

naTpbs

K r?

f)p.a>p Fapapov

has substituted ?7roX vt?kiop

tov

iroi-qrov

t&p

KOPTaKicap.*?s

in the

AND

Specimens

of the hymns of Anthimus

Christmas.

For

o 0eos rjpcov,
yevvrjals aov, Xpiare
AveTeiXe tco Koapcp to cp&s to Trjs yvcoaecos.
'Ev avTjj yap

o? toIs daTpois XevrpevovTes

*Tiro daTepos

eBiBdaKOVTO

Tov

Trj OuKovfMevj)

AyyeXoi

avaToXr?v.

'Ev

irpo

fieTa iroipevmv

Easter.

T porr dp

Qavdrtp

Bo?oXoyovai,

Kal

?Boiiropovai

Ik veKp v

dveari}

Xpiaros

0dvarov

ro?s ev rois

tov

rrarr\cras^
fivrjfiaac

Z(?rp> %apio-dfjievos*
KovraKLOv.

aicovcov

'AXXa rov

the Epiphany.

Kal

Tpoirapiov?

9Ev 'IopBdvrj ?airTiCofJievov

crou, Kvpi?,

Kal

yap yevvryropos y (pcovrjirpoaepiapTvpei

viov

/carrjX0es, d0dvare,

ffAiBov Ka0e?Xes rr)v Bvvafiw,

dvearrjs

s viK7]rr]s,Xpicrre

o 0e?s,

fivpo(f)?pois <j>0yfjdfi vos, Xa?pere,

ro?s cois drroaroXois eipr\vryv B povfievos,

Twaifjl

CH rrjs TpidBos ecpavepco07) wpoaKvvrjais.

ae

Kal ev rd<f>

El

0eos*

For

Tov

ro <f>? ro
?rrpoairov.
For

irpoaayei.

ce.

vfivovvras

i<f)dvr]S

veov

HaiBiov

Kvpie,

e<f> rjfias
aei

imyv

9HX0es

arjpiepov

Be p Ta daTepos
Mdyoi
A i rjfids y dp eyevvrfiti

'O

ro (f>&scov,

Kal

tiktcIj

Tco dirpoaiTco

coi.

8o(;a

arjfiepov

Erre^dvrjs

r) yrj to airrjXacov

Kai

(f> riaas,

Koafiov

Eai]fiei?0r?

virepovaiov

o 0eo$

KovraKiov.

KovTaKiov.

*H irap0evos

tov

Kai

aot.

Boga

Kvpie,

ef wfrovs

and of Eomanus.

*0 err travels Xpiare

tov rjXiov Trjs BiKaioavvrjs,

ae yivcoaKUV

Kal

and Timocles,

to rrvevfia ev e?Bet,
rreptarrep?s
tov
to
E?e?aiov
Xoyov
dacfraXe's.

eH

irpoaKweiv

57

Kai

Tpoirdpiov.

2?

GREEK.

BYZANTINE

aot

'O ro?s

ireaovai

rrape^

v avdaraaiv.

ovopiaCovaa.

'AyairrjTov

If we understand
emperor Justinian,

was
rightly, the following hymn
Theophanes
in the first half of the sixth century.123

'0 fiovoyevy? v?o<! km \oyoi

tov

6eov

aftWoc

km
\rrr&p%<?v,

KaraSe?dnevo?

composed by the

Bi? ri?v ??fier?pav

?rp?rrw
hwOpmnfaas,
le rr? ?yla? 0eor?KOV Kai ?eurap0?pov Mapla?,
cc?TVplav aapKtodr?vav
&v
eh
d?varov wrjawt,
<rw8o?a&fievo<;
tt}? ?yia? rpi?Zos
? 0eo?, Oav?rf
re Xpurre
aapmOek
<r?<rov
T? irarp), km rm ?yiy irvevpvrt,
q/tas._^^_
rov M^8?v
Oct. 1 ToD Jo*? Pa^C
?omauW
??rov
v^p r? X?X,?. HoBOE.
W
r&v
^?ofbm
r? *Xij0oS
A?
_ ^
See also above, ?16 (A.D. 496-518).
? THEOPH. 337 (A. D. 528) T?p 8' air?
?O povoyevvs

vibs

VOL. VII.

ko? X?yos

NEW

rov 6tov.

SERIES. 8

?m mpftMW

'Iowartwa^ rov faXKtcr?xu ?v rais ?kX,.???

ro

A GLOSSARY OF LATER

58

The following troparia are referred to the reign of Justinus Thrax,

latter part of the sixth century.129
Tov

Ov

10 "Otclv e\07p

fivarrrjpiov eirr

'Ev

TpidBu

vjjlvov irpoaaeovres

rpiadyiov

fie0a ?xepipvav,

t&v oXcov iiroBe^ofievoi

aopaTtos Sopvcpopovfievov Tageaiv.

dyyeXiKals

of Basil,

time

toi/

T7]V?MOTiKrjv diro0

aKkijkovVa9 ?WrfXov?a.

'AWijXov?a,
the

e?KOv?Covres,

pvaTiK&s

*if2?tov ?aaCXea

In

aov.

tt? ?aaiXeia

O? Ta Xepov?lfi
Kal Tji ? iroi

Tals

fiov, KVpie,

Mvr?a0r)T?

fit] yap ro?s e%0po?s crov

Il?aav

?? o XrjOTTis opoXjoy& aoi,

'AW

a
(plXrjfid aoi B

p o 'IovBa?,

Ka0diT

fivartKov

vov fie
irapaXa?e

Koiv

5 To

rov

v?e 0eov9

Hrjfiepov,

Ov

aov

Belrrvov

that is, to the

of Caesarea,

bishop

the

was

evxapcaTia

?iri\v%vios;

ascribed

by some to Saint Athenagoras, who suffered martyrdom in the reign of Diocletian.130

In the earlier editions of the Horologion,
however, it is preceded by the words Uoirpia
Xcocppovioi!iraTpidpxov 'lepoaoXvpuov,from which it may be inferred that Sophronius,
bishop of Jerusalem,

gave it its present form.

'EiriXvxvL0$

$5?

So'ffy? d0avaTov

?Xapov ?yla?

Eiftapiar?a*

iraTpos ovpavlov

cvyiov fidmpos.

?X0ovres

'Iqaov Xpiare

*Eirl Trjv rjXiov Bvaiv

'ISoWe? cp&s earrepwov
Tpvovpev
Kal
*Afyov

ae

ev ir?at

Kaipols

iraTepa vlov

dyiov

ifivela0ai

irve?pia 0eov.
cp vais

?corjv o SiBovs

vie 0eov,

aiaiats,

B?6 o Koapios ae

Sol-d?ei.
129

CEDE.

I,

684

the

communion-office
180

BASIL.

Ill,

<?)av?vTO$ vxap?OT
?pxaiav
Et be tis

D.

(A.

TVir?>6r) ?? T?r?XXa6at

(a*oXov0ia
62 B
?v.- Kai

*E8o?e
oVris

Kai ov?evl
?qbirjo-i (?xoptjp
Kal vfivov

'Ett? toutou

575)

Kal 6 Xepov?iKos

'AOrjvoyevovc

vp,vos.

irvir?orj
At

yjraXXeo-?ai

present,

t?

E' ToO be?irvov

ftey?Xj

the modulus

Too

beiirvov

aov

roS

aov

tov

....

pvarriKov

/uwotucou forms

part

of

rrj? fi raXqi/fe<?s).
ro?

irarpaaiv

r
p?v 6 iraTr?p
rramore aae?elp
eyv

, k. t. X.

ripx?v firj criwrfj

v

pr?p.?r<uv ttj?

?vop.lo-0-qo-av

rfjv x?-Plv

iir?kvxviov
oi Xeyovres

r?v

^cnepivov

cv^apicmas
Alvovpcv

(?wrbs

b?xear?ai,

c?ir?iv ovk txopev.

irarepa,

viov,

Kal ?yiov

aXX'

*? pevroi
nvevp.a

ev?vs
Xabs
6eov.

AND

GREEK.

BYZANTINE

59

The following prose troparion began to form part of the evening communion-service
about the middle of the seventh century.131
Nvv

fjiero'xpi ? rjs ai

viov yev

s Xarpevovaiv.

r)fi?v dopdr

fivarcKr) rereXei

iBov 0vaia

rrjs Botys

v aw

v ovpav

ai Bvvdfieis r

'IBoir y?p

elarropeverav

T??aret, Kal rro0

fiev?] Bopv^ope?rai.

o ?aaiXevs
fiev, Iva

rrpoa?X0

AXXrjXov?a, aXXrjXov?a, aXXrjXov?a.

fie0a.

vfivos is the office of the Virgin, partly read and partly sung on
the Saturday of the fifth week in Lent, in commemoration of the repulse of the Avars
and other barbarians from the walls of Constantinople
in the early part of the seventh
century.132 The received account is, that, on the evening succeeding the destruction of
The

aKdOiaros

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 deliverance.133 But it is to be remarked that the dis
the hostile

so
tinctive portions of this office, namely, its twenty-four houses or stations (o?koi),
called, do not contain the slightest allusion to that event, and therefore it is not easy
to believe that they had originally any reference to it. It is possible they may be
identical with the ey k fi i a, the praises of the Virgin, which, according to Theo
but of which we have no
phanes, were used in the time of the emperor Mauricius,
Kav v attached

to the

As

further

notice.134

Joseph

the Hymnographer,

to the ?Kd0iaros

vfivos,

it was

composed

by

lived in the ninth century.

who

KovraKLov

of

the

9Ak?0caros

vfivos.m

Tfj vrrepfidytp arparr]y<p r? viK7]rr?pia,

*?ls Xvrp(?0e?aa r v Beiv v vj(apiarr?pia,
181

ChrON.

705

VT)OT iS>v ?vbiKTi vos A'

to

?vcriaorrjpiov

D.

(A.

o"K

vo<PvXaK?ov

tq?v ovpav

erei

pera

rjpt;aTO tyaXXeo'?ai

?irb tov

Xaos Nui> a? ?vwptis

t?

Tout?

645)

/xer?

to

?ri

to

iraTpiapxov

Sepyiov

KaT

ewre?* top

Upea

KaypoTavTivowroXem

?nb

Kaipn tov

Ta

?p tS

v?vp?r)TQ

Kara

ttjv

clv?yeada?

Ba>pe?v

THEOPH.

Ocot?kov

409

(A.

D.

tt?v Xvr?]V Iv BXaxcpvais

i?BopAboc

Trporjyiao-peva
arov, ev??as

Xpiorov

?apa

t?>p
c?s
6

?p^crai

v, k. t. X.

182See
above, ?? 32. 33.
isa The
Byzantines assert that Constantinople was dedicated by its founder
mai. 11. (Compare Chron. 725, 9. Theoph.
22. Horol.
487, 7. 611,14.
184

tov

rrjs A'

580)

Tf

8'

Kal eyK pia

avra
X?yew

ere* KaTe?eigep

6 ?ao-iXevs

ttjs ecoTro?vrjs ovop?crac

MavpUios
ovtt?p

to the Virgin.
Cede. I, 495,
Porph. Adm. 102,12.)
yevecr?at

efe njv

pvr?pr?v tt?s ?y?as

iravqyvpiv.

It may be observed here that the oIkoi of the ?/conotos vppos are now called by the uneducated Greeks
Ot ^aipenc/wn "fc iravay?as; the word xaipcricr/xoi'being suggested by x?"P 9which stands at the
beginning of
verses
in
the
all
the
oIkoi.
longer
nearly
185This KovTOKiov
is mentioned by Constantine Porphyrogenitus.
Porph.
Cer. 609 O? be y?r?XTai
ap ?ep lp
t?

?p?cuvi

crol xat'pet>

yjraXXovo-i ocor?icia
Kc" T0

Te?^os

irp?vcpopa

aKaTap?xrjTov^

Kal tt? viro?eo-ei

Kal rb T#
virepp?x*?

top

?mvinic?v

orpaTrjy?

?ppo?ovra,

o?op to Upooraa?a

r? piKrjTrjpiaj Kal ra tovtois

cpo?cpa,
opoia.

Kal to

'E?ti

A GLOSSARY OF LATER

60

yAvaypd<fxo
'AXX ?s

aot r) irokvi aov,

eypvaa

0eoroK

ro Kparos
arrpoafiayr\rov,

v fie KivBvv v
e\ev0?pwaov,

'JS/cwavroi

"Iva Kp?% aoi, %aipe vvfi<f>r]dvvfMpevre.

The

OIkoi

four

first

of

*Ak?0icros
Tvcoaiv

rrp roararrjs

vAyyeXos

rrj 0eoroKtp ro Xa?pe.

aw rrj aa fiar
(fxovy

Elrreiv

*E?oi)ae

Kai

Ek

iararo

Kal

'E?lararo,

v irpos avTr?v

Kpavya?

OVTCO*

Xa?pe, B? r)s r)%ap? eKXafityei,

oi r)s rj
dpa eKXeiyei.
rov rreaovros

Xaipe,

Xa?pe,

r] avaKXrjais

ABafi

v rrjs Evas
BaKpv

r) Xvrp

a?s.

av0p mvois

Bvaava?arov

vyfros

Xa?pe,

Xalpe,

?ovXrjs diroppr?Tov /?u<m?,

Xalpe,

aiyrjs

Xaipe,

Tcov 0av?iaTcov

on virap^eis

Xa?pe,

on ?aaraCeis

rov ?aaraCovra

aarr\p

v rbv rjXiov,

?aaiXem

ep^alv

v oj>0aX

yaarr]p

Xa?pe,

Bi r)s veovpye?rat

ev

^avrrjv
$r]al
To

rravra.

s.

r) ?criais,
o KTiarrfs.

Bi r]s ?pe<j>ovpyewai
.
vvfKpr] dvvfi<f>euT

BXerrovaa

Ka0eBpa,

ae

ev0eov aapK

Xa?pe,

Xa?pe,

Xalpe,

yecpvpa

to

irpoolpnov,

KecpaXaiov.

?irovpavie

Bv

jieTayovaa

tovs

r?s Kare?rj

ck

yrjs

irpos

dyyekcov iroXv0pvXXr)Tov Oavpa,

to tcov Baipovcov
iroXv0pr?v7jTov Tpavpa.
to
cp?s dppryrm yevr?aaaa^

Xalpe,
Xalpe,

to

JLaipe,

ircos prjoeva

aocpcov

Xalpe,

Xalpe,

tov

aov rrjs
<j>vfjs
rrapaBo?ov
fiov rrj tyvyjr) fyaiverai

yap avXkrrtyews

rr)v tevrjaiv ir&s Xe

cpp?vas.

?yfriaTOV

tt? aireipoydpicd.

ZIpo? avXXrj^iv
Kai

ttjv

evKapiTOV

TavTrjs

vrjBvv

'i?2c dypov vireBeigev r)Bvv airaai

Tols

7 ?c ;
v 'AXXrfXov?a.

KaTavyd?ovaa

tot

^EireaKiaae

'

yvmaiv,

vvpcpT) awfjicpevTe.

Avvapiis

0apaaXe&s

?i?a?aaa.

wrep?aivovaa

iriaTcov

Xalpe,

dsyvela

AvarrapaBeKTov

Kpa?

avTOV

to tcov

Xalpe,

rj ?yia

Ta?pirjK

Aarropov

to

XpiaTOv

ovpavov.

Xa?pe,

Xa?pe,

Boy?iaTcov

KXipag

Xalpe,

fio?s*

Xa?pe,

Beo/ievcov iriaTis.

d?os,

pr]rov ko? dyyeX

Bva0e

?a0os

tcov

Xalpe,

Xo

yca/io?s,
Xa?pe,

irpos tov XeiTOvpyovvra

f)v eKelvos ecprjaev ev <j>o?<p,ttXviv Kpavya?cov

IIpos

roiavra

JLaipe,

?rjTOvaa

Xayovcov dyvcov vlov

eaTi
n&s
Tex?r\vai Bvvarov ; X??ov fioi.

ae 0e p v, Kvpie,

fiaroifievov

vfivos.

dyvmaTov yv&vai

CH irap0evos

?irefif?r]

Ovpavo0ev

the

0?Xovai

0epL%ew acoTrjp?av

7\?IV

Ovtc?s,

'AXXrjXov?a.

ev tco

yfr?k

AND

BYZANTINE

GREEK.

61

? 43.
In the Greek Ritual, an ode (<pBr?)is a system of metrical troparia. Theoretically,
every one of the troparia of an ode should have the same rhythm as the first troparion
of that ode ; that is, every troparion should have the same number of lines, and each
line should have the same number of syllables and accents, as the first troparion
(elpfio ?).
This rule, however, is not unfrequently violated (within certain limits), even by the best
hymnographers.

av
a
(k
?v) is system of odes. A complete canon contains nine odes. But in
most of the canons of the Ritual the second ode is wanting;
still the odes are num
canon

bered as if the second ode occupied its proper place.

ninth ode, the last but one, the eighth, and so on.
A canon having only three odes is called rpc
rer

is called

The most

of Damascus,136
o

surnamed

of Palestine,

phanes

of odes and canons are Andreas

prominent writers
Joannes

Jerusalem,

Btov. A canon
having only four odes

Biov

pa

the last ode is called the

Thus,

and

Theodoras

of Crete, Cosmas of

the

Joseph

Studitae,

and

Theo

Tparrr?s.

The great canon (o pi eyas /ca v v) of Andreas of Crete is the longest in the Ritual.
It is chanted on the Thursday next after the fourth Sunday in Lent at matins.
Specimens from the third ode of the Great Canon of Andreas
aov,

Srepe

2?aXev0e?aav
Un

fiovos

Kal

fiov,

rrjvmpBiav

rov

Se

ayios

rov

0avarov

KaOaiperrjv

?oS) ao? ?k KapBias fiov

r/Hfiaprov

ko? /cvpios.

'Tirap^eis

? rjs KeKrrjfiat,

Hrfyrjv

tcvpie

*Errl rr)v rrerpav r v ?vroX v a?v

of Crete.

'IXaaOrfrt,

aov

fie.

From the first ode of the canon chanted on the evening of the Saturday immediately
Attributed to the same author.
preceding Palm-Sunday.
$a>V7?aas tov Ad?apov

'IliBrjv emv'iKuov
Aia
r

0e

*Ek

rroir\aavn

Ev0vs

0avfiaar?

186

S?ID.

Kav?ves

9Iapar)X,

'lawiwris

'lawtwov

Kai

efjaveaTTjaas,

I?iKpcos coBvpero, Kal aTevwv

aavn

on BeBo?aarai.

afryKpurip

ovk

aavrep,

"ETpepie,

6 A?fiaarKrivoc.IvprjKfia?c

Te Kai
Kwrp?

fivrjfie?ov

*AX7? o "AiBrjs KaTCu0ev

r?para
wjmjX

Bpayiovi

Tov

tov

iravres

fiev

?begavro,

?* avry
ovb? ?i?aivro,

Kai KoapJ?s
p?xpis

tt?v

eCova?av

'Upoo-oXvptov.O?

?v 6 Ka?* rjp?s ?ios

aov.

yovy

ircpai&orjO'eTeu.

?apaTiKol

62

A GLOSSARY OF LATER

canon of Coemas of Jerusalem.

From the fifth ode of the Christmas

0
Trjs

'Ev BovXois r Kaicrapos Boy fian

5
/cal BovXovs r)fias
Aireypd?jyrjs m0r\aas

o? ?bv e?pr?vi]s iraTrjp

o?tcripfji&v
aov
tov
fieydXrjs ?ovXfjs
dyyeXov

E?prjvrjv irapex?p'^vov

?ir?areikas

trOXov ro Ka0' r)fias Be

f,O0ev Oeoyvc?alas
(pas oBqyqO?vTes

Tipos

rjXev0ep aas Xpiar?.

'E%0pov Kal dfiaprias

rj/uv.

/cal yp?Kov

Hrw^evaas

'Ek wktos

ev

j?? avrrjs

op0pi?ovres
ae
<f>i\dv0peone.
Ao^oXoyovfi?v

Kal

ae

'?j

eKaivovpyrjaas.

0eovpyias

From the fifth ode of the Easter canon of Joannes of Damascus

Tt)v afierpov aov evarfXayyviav
r
Oi ra?s rov AiBov aeipa?s

9Op0plaa>pev op0pov ?a0eos

Kai

avTi pvpov

fiev reo BeairoTy,

upoao?a
Kal Xpiarov

BeBopKores
Sweyofievov
ro
(?> s ryireiyovro,
IIpos

o,\Jrcope0a

AiKaioavvrjS

Hdai

tov bfivov

?<?r)vdvaTeXXovra,

iroBc

ayaXXofiev

Xpiare,

r?Xiov

ai

Kporovvres

Tldaya

viov.

From the sixth ode of the same canon.

?v Tols KaTCOTaTOisrrjs yrjs

KarfjXOes
Kal

avveTpcyfras poxXovs

neireBrjfi?vovs,

aitovlovs

kot?xovs

XpiaTe,

quantitative

'Avaaras

Tc?cpov.

and

the

accentual.

At

alone. We
cording to the latter rhythm
of his Christmas canon.
"Ea

rov

Hayyevrj

In the iambic canons of Joannes of Damascus

the

v r

eKoval

rrarpl

Swav?arrjaas

rpvrjfiepos
*iQ? K ktjtovs 'I v?s
rov

s 0eos eavrov

tIepe?ov,
Upoaayay

Kal

'E?av?aTrjs

rep fiov to ? v re Kal a0vrov

ae Xooz/ 0avfiarovpyov

Beairorrjs

aas iraXat.
*Typ6v OaXdaarjs Kvfia ^?epa
?Ek(uv Be rey?els ?k K?pr?s rpl?ov ?arr\v
?oXov
rL0r?aiv r]fi?v. *0v Kar ovalav
"Iaov re rrarp\ Kal ?porois

Bofja?ofiev.

'ABdfi

ex roi

two kinds
however,

present,

rdtyov.

of rhythm are discernible

these

canons

are

sung

ac

subjoin the first two troparia of the first ode

"HveyKe yaaTr)p
Sacp&s

r?yiaa/Jiev7) \?yov

d(pX KT(p ?coypacpovpi?vT)?aTco

Mcy?vTa pop<pjj ttj ?poTrjala 0eov

raXaivav vrjBvv
iraXai
Evas
dpas rrjs
Avovra

ircKp?s.

*0v ?poTol

Bo?d?ofiev.

AND

The

reader will

observe here

GREEK.

BYZANTINE

63

rhythm of the first

that the accentual

troparion is trochaic ; that is, the reverse of the quantitative

line in each

(? 35).

RHYME.

? 44.
they never

is recognized by the ancient poets, although

They only use it when it comes to them. Thus,
Rhyme

Ka

"Eyv

Br) <f>rbs r?irarr]fi?vr], SOPH. Aj.

y?p

Kai

rrjs rraXaias papiros

Kal

r?s

Kai

rr)v ^v)(7]v

e/cmvovaiv,

Kal

rovs ope?is

??eXKovaiv,

Kai

rbv rrp /crbv Biopvrrovaiv.

fiev eljeis %poi?v

ARIST. Nub.

Ibid.

^pdv,

711

1016

fiiKpovs, arr)0os Xeirrov,

tlfiovs
rrav

TX

765

eK?e?Xrffievt].

vrXevp?s BapBdrrrovaw,

ra

Up

seem to go after it.

fieyaXrjv, nrvyr)v fiiKpdv

Xrjv fieydXrjv, y?rr?<f>iafiafiaKp?v.

Tovs

evpvrrp

/crovs

Tovv

oio

, KaKecvovt

ey

rovrovi

Ibid.

1099

rov KOfir?rr]Vrovrovi.

Kal

In the following dactylic verses, the rhyme, or rather assonance, comes at the end of
the fourth foot.
MrjpcoVTjs Be $?peKXov

?vrjparo,

, os %epalv

?rrlararo

'ApfioviBe

el-oya ydp

Tevyeiv*

Aelrrvov

Gorgias

introduced

?e?ve, rrap ?fifii

rraaadfievos

rhyme

into prose.137

DlOD.

?prt??TOis

12-, 53

?Jp?Tos

yap

Kal IcroK&Xois Kal Trapiaois

ixPWaT0

T0*s^

Xi?e

avr?p

Isocrates

'A0r\vt].

ae

also

erreira

Od.

1, 123

%pr].

seems

to have

overestimated

in long poems about the latter part of

s axtf-aTio-pols

Kal 6 p o i o r e X e v r o i s,

II. 5, 59

vrjas etaas.

orreo

the value of this kind of ornament.

Rhyme began to be employed systematically
137

IlaXX?s

tfr?Xrjaeat,*

fiv0r\aeai,

viov

Ba?BaXa rrdvra

fiiv efyiXaro

*O? Kal 'Ake%dvBp(p reKrr?varo

Xa?pe,

ri/crovos

Kai tivip

7TpiTTOT pois
fa?pois

toiovtois.

Kal tj? cpiXorexpia

?iacp?povaip

A GLOSSARY OF LATER

64

the fifteenth century. The earliest production in rhyme is the Description of the Plague
published in the year 1498, by Emmanuel
of Rhodes (to OavariKov ri)s PoSov),
In modern Greek, rhyme, although not an indis
Georgil?s, a native of that place.
In popular poetry
pensable element of rhythm, is generally employed by verse-makers.
it occurs

but

seldom.

Rule

The accented vowel-sounds in the clausulas, together with

for Rhyme.
the sound or sounds following (if there be any), should correspond exactly ; as, xaXos
KaKos irovrjpos : Tofios Xi0OTOfios '. Xeyo/ievos

fiapav07jaav

ypacpdfievos,

KoXd Kaic?,

eyfrvxp?v0r)aav,

Ca>r? (pvXaKTj,irpoTov ?xovaxov.

OF ACCENTUAL RHYTHM.

ANTIQUITY

?45.
Joannes Lydus, who flourished in the sixth century of the Christian era, recognizes
the distinction between long and short1*8 The hymns (KovTawa)of Saint Eomanus,
however, show that accent began to encroach upon quantity at least as early as the
close of the fifth century.139
The following accentual dimeters

are referred by the Byzantine chronographers to

(o Tvpawos), who reigned in the' early part of the seventh

the Rebel

the time of Phocas

century.140

etc tov

ndXiv

IldXiv

188

Ltd.

141

<ar?pov?

irpoo-ayopcvopres?

Kal ?pax*iav

ttoiovptcs

Ikt

yopkas,

tovs

tc

Trjs ?7ra>pvp?as Tavnjp

?popt s

b? tovs

v7rf?Kooi.

subjects,

Here

ovoreXXopres,

shortening,

Tipa

irap^ovo-'i

virrjK?ovs

and

t? voXit&p

tovs

yop?ap,

cWiVowes,

lengthening,

XheOPH.

TldXip top
511

UaXip

povp

457

*0 b? $(?kcls

cwr?Xeices (v.

els top

1.

kovkop imes,

liro?i?vep

awoXeo-es).
UaXip

top

imriKop, Kal ot Up?aripoi

Cedr.

I, 709

UaXip

v?pivap
top

(long E)

ovtop

oXpqp tines,

Xeyoircs,
UaXip

7rap

PTrj s

y?p tt)p 7rp?>Tt)PavXXa?r)p

is, par

from p?rens,

Further, in ir a p ? pr rjs, this author represents the Latin case-ending ES

which shows that he did not regard E and H as isochronous.
189See
above, ? 42.
140

cpop?as anoKaXovo-i,

avoTcXXopres
That

o-qpaipovo-ip.

with a short A, means parents, yov?s, but parentes,

p?rensj
means

b? im

?iacpop?p

tovs

ernes,

tov vovv direXeKes.

b? Vcopa?ot ?papvpcas

UappiK??as

KavKov

e nt

e S,

of

with a long A,

p?reo,
refer

the plural

to

pronunciation.

by HS, and not by E2 ;

UaXip

eis top

kovkop enr?es,

top povv an?Xeo-as.

Gltc

povp arrcaXecras.

The first line of this distich, as Theophanes gives it, is an accentual trochaic dimeter, ?ries being pronounced
But as the second line is a decided iambic dimeter acatalectic, the first line may be read
as a dissyllable.
noXt

's top KavKOP ernes,

or UaX

els top k?vkov

eiries*

AND

BYZANTINE

GREEK.

65

The

following troparion consists of four accentual iambic tetrameters catalectic.141

It is found in the Tpi Biov (the book containing the troparia appropriate to Lent), the
greater part of which was composed in the eighth century.
yap ro rrvevfia fiov rrpos vaov rbv ?yiov

Op0pi?ei
Naov

v rov

<fyep

oXov

fiaros

earriX

aov,

fi?vov.

?? oiKTipfi v KaGapov
evarrXdyyy

AXX

'

avoi%ov fioi rrvXas, ? oBora

fieravoias

Trjs

aov

eXeei,

that is, AO must

In the second line vaov is to be read as a monosyllable;

nounced as a diphthong.

be pro

of the Ritual are each composed of six accentual

e?arroareiXdpia
Constantine Porphyro
iambic tetrameters catalectic.
They are ascribed to the emperor
genitus.142 We give here the first three.
The

eleven

niaret,

0edaaa0ai

Xpiarov
r v dv

Aa?elv

fiev ev opei TaXCkaias

fia07]ra?s aweX0

To?s

Kal Kar , fiaQ fiev rr s BiBaaKeo

els to ovo fia tov rrarpos e0vr\ rravra

Barrri%ew

rov viov Kal

?yiov

Kal
To?s

Tov X?0ov 0e pr\aaaai

uvpo<f>opoi efcaipov,
ev r
rdip
Ka0r?fievov
'IBoif Xpiarbs

arroKeKvXiafievov

ev r

veaviaKov

elBov y?p
, Kal avros

eyr?yeprai,

fia0r]ra?s$

avvreXeias.

s rrjs

inr?a^ero,

Ai

/cai awe?vai

irvevfiaros
e

fivarais,

To?s

e?ovaiav

Xeyovra

ravrais

eiirare aw

e<f>r]
Herp

opei <f)0aaare TaXCkaias

'Ek ? ?fi?v o<f>0r?aerai,

s rrpoe?rre ro?s $/\o??.

141The
name o-t?^os ?toXitikos,
popular verse, to the accentual iambic tetrameter
Byzantines apply the
catalectic. The modern Greeks use it with reference to all kinds of accentual verse.
Eustathius seems to have been totally ignorant of the fact that the rhythm of the accentual iambic tetrame
ter catalectic is regulated by the word-accent
tetrameter
?p Hepo-ais

EUST.

catalectic.
brjXo?, apri

eis imaKa?b?Ka

ParAKLET.

?acriXeW,

crr?xoi
MeVpov

p?p

?xoV(r? TS Taxeia

a?rii/es,

Kal o-Konirroprai ?s
i tvp
crvp
K<p<?pr)ar

y?p

avTo?s
ai

irobi?ppepoi,

7rXe?oves

o? b? 7roXXoi Kai

brjXabr) tS>p freireKai'?eKa,

e? b? p?pois
Kal

<r??erai

trochaic

Ka?? Kal A?oxyXos

TTCPT?Ka?bcKaovXXa?al,

7roXuVo8es

cpaprj?pTOiP,

the ancient

iKCpwovprat,

? TpoxalKos

Kadapo?s

pvBp?s.

For

ei p?p
(pa>
the

alluded to, see above, ? 35.

verses of iEschylus
142

?as appv?poi

yeX&prai

itoXvttovp

o? to iraXaibp p?p Tpoxa?K&s

irore irap KT ?Povoti ovXXa?as,

ovtovs
r) Kal TrXe?ovas

to

O? brjpoTiKol

b? ir o X i t i k o i opopa?opepot.

/Lter? orvp(pa>p(?P XaXovprai,

i^eo-i, Xav??pop

35

11,

strangely he identifies it with

; and most

(Notice

to. b? ??airoare?Xapia

VOL. VII. NEW

to the

prefixed
tov

SERIES.

vlov

?vtov

e^cwrooreiXapia
K&porapripov

Kal

i<o6ip?)

?acnXem.

E?trl

b? Ta p?p ia?ip?

A?opros

tov

o-ocpc?raTov

A GLOSSARY OF LATER

66

eyr?yeprai fir?ns Biamareir

yap, eireira KoQ pdQr]
'EQdvT] t$ Mapia
"On Xpiaros

To?? els dypov dmovai^

ovpavovs,
v ro

'EmKvp

The

o0ev Kara?e?rjKev,
rrXrjOeat,

/cr?pvyfia

in the third and fifth

arrhythmy

o0ev.

rd<f)(p, opei,: dm-ovai,

Be rrdXiv a<?>07]

?vBeKa, ovs ?arrriCeiv

'AvaKeifievois
Els

fivarais

above,

(See

e/crrefi'yftas

dv?Xr?<?>0r]
r

v arffiei

v.

the trochees Kar , ?-y?ov :

lines arises from

? 39.)

Ceremoniis, the authorship of which is attributed to the same

emperor, we find the following accentual trochaic and iambic dimeters and tetrameters :
In the work De

to

T?vevfia
T?s

Cer.

? r)v avr

rr??v? rrv r)fi v.

Aia

5 BaaiXev

'iQ? fiovos vrrepdya0os !

ro rrporepov
*0? ev Kava

197.

aKerraaov

avyovaras

Kopie,

Porph.

rravdyiov,

15 Kai

To vB p

ovvfi<f>e,

ae !
BiafyvXa?ei

0eos

ifEvn/ie

Kal

Kal

%ap?v rrapel-et,

10 0eo? o hrovpdvios
v rbv

EvXoy

Kal

ydfiov

Ibid. 377.

"Iva

5 Kal

dBiaBoyps
B iK v r)fi?s.

6?j?ac Kopi?Ceaai

*0 dvaar?s

*Ek t&v dyair?uVTtov ae*

'Sis yap ayawcofiev aot

$?pov

eap

to

vyiecav

$vXarre

koXjov

ttoKiv

Kai xaPav

eiravaTeXXet

vyleiav

AvBpayaOiav

$eo?

r]fi v,

rbv Br?fiap)(pv.

Ibid. 366.

*a* Triv evrjpepiav.

'IBe to eap to yXv/cv iraXtv hravaTeKXei

$epov

s ae ev)(pfie0a

"Es !

to

prjaerai

rroodyv?on/evvnra

?? KaXo0?Xeiav,

*I8e

aov,

10 MelvrfS

'Otl v7rep?dXXovaav
,;E^

reKva ao? B

'A?i

irayKoa/iie,

ae

rrjs av?vyov

Qeos

aov,

*Aj*?cosaot, evx?pe0a
B?veToi,

evXoyr\aei

20 MeTa

aoc

<j>cXdv0pairos,

rrois eis drroXavaiv.

Ovros

ae,

olvov airereXeaev

'Av0p

evdpere,
KaraKoafir\aei

Tpi?s

ydfi
rrapey?vero,
ev avr
evXoyqae

Kal ?coijv Kal ttjv evrjfieplav,

eK Oeov toIs ?aaCKevav Pcopiaicov,

Kat, viK7)V
OeoBcoprjTov Kara t&v iroXefxicov.

Ibid. 367.

AND

Ai

ev Kava

fffias efierpiaaas

firrrpL/crjsy?p

Kal

s rjvXoyqaas

67

Ibid.

rrjs TaXCkaias

380.

s 0eos ema<f>pasyi? v.

Tr)v evvofiov awd<f>eiav

Ek

GREEK.

BYZANTINE

rovs

iros rrpoeKkiOifs^

s ?vOp

rraardBos

Ke? vvfKpevofievovs,

(defective)
s Kal vvv evXoyrjaov BvdBa are<f>avovfievr]v,

Ovr

v evre/cvla Kal
elprjvala ?ioiaei.

KaraKoa/i

Psellus, the younger, who flourished in the eleventh century, wrote

poems in accentual iambic tetrameters. We subjoin the following specimen.

several

Michael

aov

MeXerm

ko? rrjs op0oypa<j>las,

/cal ?dais
fia07]fidr v.

PsELL.

ypafifiantcfjs

Up

ros avrrj Oefiekios

Ovk

eon

ovBe koivt) Kal fila,

Be fiovorpoiros,

ko? fy v?s Kal rrevre BcaXeKrovs,

'AXX? eyei yX aaas

5 AloXiKTfv, 9I viKr)v, 'Ar0lBa, ko? A

plBa,

rr\v awr?0r? Kal KOivrjv Kal Karrffia^evfievqv.

Kai

tEKaarr\ Be BidXeKros e^ei

Kav

Be Koivrj

*H

9AX>C ean

ire(?)VKe

<j>v?s iBlas,
r

aOpoiafia

Kal fiovorpoiros,

reaadp

aXXr) rrap? ras aXXas.

The following tetrastich in accentual iambic dimeters, relating to Alexius

has been preserved by Anna Comnena.143
To ad??aTOV

Kai

rfjs Tvpivrjs

*?kei;? , ev?rjaes to

Xapels,

1 seq.

Elira,

GRAMMATICAL

ORTHOGRAPHY

to

ttjv Bevrepav
KaX&s,

Comnenus,

irpcot

yepaKiv pov.

REMARKS.

AND ORTHOEPY.

? 46.
As the literature of ancient Greece was not derived from that of any other country,
148

COMN.

irpayp?Tcop
X?orora

I,

*Ep? P toi

98

ovt(?

aa-p?nov

?vaKpovopevov

To b? qcrp?riop

aurais

Trpm e?ira, KaX?s,

apeirXif-apro

Kal ?apepcpaipop
Xe?eaiP

yepaKip

elx^v

p.ov.
aot

virepevye

Upa?

tS>p eiri?ovXevoproDP

nXrjoos

ovrcas

Te
T?

b? hb?

Trjs ?yxipoias,

p?p

crvyKe?pevov
Trjs kot

irpoaia-?rja-ip
cra??aTop
iras

eppoias

'AXe?ie /

?ap?ap&p.

Trjs ?pprjs

airobe??pepop

?? ?bi?nbos
Tr)p

Ei^e

pvpop cra??aTop
acpimaao

to

Kal

tt)p

yX

to

rrrjs,

XaP

biacPypiCopepop
/xer?

*AXe?iop

Kal Trjs
ayxivoias,

avrr)p b? tt)p tov

cVceiWu im?ovXrjs,

Trjs Tvpiprjs

b?

top

^s9 'AX??ie,

Kal r?

trap

avrov

?payees

to

Kal tt)p

?kc?po qo-p?rtop,

Tr)p KvpiaKr)p bevrepap

irp?yparos

as

rjpepap

apa, Kara
Ka$airep

tg>v

c? avr?p
imvoiav

e'/x/xe

pcpr?xavr?p?va.
bevripap

to

p?v to tv/ho
tis

v^ifren/s

A GLOSSARY OF LATER

68

the presumption is that the Greeks spelled their words as they pronounced them.144
Consequently, for every change in pronunciation they made a corresponding change in
spelling. Had it not been for this natural mode of representing sounds, the very
existence of euphonic and of dialectic changes, as also of barbarisms, would now be a
mere

matter

of

speculation.

It must be observed, however, that before the introduction of the vowels H and ?1,
the characters E and O were either long or short. Further, E and O represented also
the diphthongs EI and OT, respectively, when the I and T were neither radical nor
characteristic letters.145 And as the sound NG (in hang) had no appropriate character,
the Greeks

expressed

it by N or T; as dvdvKrjor dvd^mf, ?vyeXos or ?yyeXos, &%o? or

ey%os.

In the seventh century the pronunciation

from

considerably

the ancient

standard.

of the vowels and diphthongs had departed

all

Thus,

the vowels

were

isochronous.

Fur

ther, H was pronounced like I. As to the diphthongs, AI (short A) was equivalent to

E; AI (long A), to A ; EI, to I; HI, to I; OI, to T; and ill, to ?I. The mediaeval
Greeks, however, had too much veneration for the classical language to lay hands upon
its orthography.
They spelled their words, not as they pronounced them, but as
they found them written
Now

from

when

any

in the earlier manuscripts.

cause

the

same

sound

has

more

symbols

than

one,

uneducated

And this is precisely what

persons are apt to employ those symbols indiscriminately.
the mediaeval Greek copyists did. Thus, they would write eXaio?for eXeos, ep for a?p ,
Xpr?aeis for yplaeis,
al for

?Biov for

rjBiov, Bvaftepfj

for

Bva^epe?,

e?ns

for

rfris, KoQelaei for KaOlaei,

ael, dvv^o for avol^ei.

of this sort must

be carefully distinguished from those occurring in

inscriptions written when words were spelled as they were pronounced ; for the former
are orthographical mistakes ; the latter are barbarisms, that is, violations of the rules of
Inaccuracies

orthoepy.

Thus,

when,

in a mediaeval

manuscript,

eXaios

is

found

for

eXeos, we

infer

his ear rather than his copy; that is, his pronunciation
was good (for that time), but his spelling was bad. When,
however, inscriptions of
that the transcriber followed

144
1, 7, 30 Ego, nisi quod consuetudo obtinuerit, sic scribendum quidque judico, quo
Compare Quintil.
modo sonat. Hie enim usus literarum, ut custodianf voces, et velut depositum reddant legentibus.
Itaque id
sumus.
exprimere debent, quod dicturi
as expressing opinions common in his age, that is, in the latter
to
is
be
here
considered
Quintilian
part of
the first century, and the beginning of the second.
145See History
of the Greek Alphabet,
?? 5. 6. For the pseudo-diphthongs El and OY, see Ibid.
? 20, 5, c, and 4, f.

AND

the Roman
K?KpisnT for

period

give

"H^eoro?

dv?p for

KeKpvmai,

for Ti^a/ow,

iroXeas, Tvx^av

us

hrlrjae

payBos,

GREEK.

for

69

Bdges for

"fltyaioro?,

?leTpos for prjTpos,

erroiijae, Aiovoiaiov

for

for

dvrjp, irepl?coXov

ttXoZoi;, dvvKoBopiTjae for dvoiKoB?prjae,

for

BYZANTINE

Bo?aw,
r)avr& for

irepl?oXov,

?tup?es for
eavT

peroptKos for prjTopiKos, 7\0r\Ka for

Hoi01c?v

for Aiowalov,

e0t\Ka, irXvov

for KaTeaKevaaev, ZfidpayBos

xaTeaKe?aaev

for

fivplais,

, iroXr?as for

for S/a?

?otcu for a?T?>,146 it

Ilv0la>v,

is not difficult to perceive that the transcriber or stone-cutter spelled these words as Atf
pronounced them ; that is, his spelling was philosophical, but his pronunciation was
bad,

or

provincial.

variations

Of course, dialectic
evepyeTTjs dpxh

tS?,

iWa,

are

in pronunciation

good

otic words,

do not come under this head ; thus,

to the Attic

corresponding

evepyirav;,

dpx^h to??, o?wa.

?47.
The Vowels E, H.
alphabet E (He) is a consonant corresponding to the English H,
or to the rough breathing of the Greeks.
In the Greek alphabet it is a vowel; and
there is no evidence that it was ever employed as the representative of the rough
Its classical name is Elw
breathing.
In the Phoenician

the sound of the diphthong AI could no longer be distinguished from that of

E, the schoolmasters found it necessary to designate the latter by the epithet tytX?v,
simple ; thus, E yfriXov.148 (Compare T, below.)
When

146InSCR. 628 HSE2T02.

1066 A0EE2, MYPIE2. 1067 KEKPYHTE. 4716, c ANEP, nEPIBQAON. 2439,

c (Add.) HAYT?, nOAHAS.
4556 TYXEAN. 4763 METP02.
4788 PET0PIK02.
5777 H0HKA.
4712, b
HAYON. 4714, C ANYKOAOMH2E. 2015 KATE2KEBA2EN. 6740 ZMAPArA02.
6481 EniH2E. Vol. HI,
HOI6I?2N.
AOT?.
1106
1120
Ibid.
AIONOI2IOY,
p.
p.
147CalliAS
Geov
ATHEN.
79
10,
apud
y?p E? ye. PLAT. Cratyl. 393 D Tav orotxciW oWo on ov?paTa
X?yofiev,

aXX* ovk avro

r? oroix^a,

irXrjv Terr?pcav,

rot? E Kai tov Y Kal toG O k?\

tov ?.

In

this

passage

E and

stand for Et and 05 respectively.

ad II. 5 e i ?aXXet Kv??peiav*Apr??Te Tvbeos vies* Plut. H,
Argument,
rov
E
384 l?epl
? iv AeX?5oty. Ael. HerODIAN. in BeKKER. 798. 800 Tovro y?p [ro i] (Tvyyevei?vriva ?x? npos
to

E,

Kal

be'iKfvo'iv

?k rov

tt?v

tov
?K<f)?>vT]o,iv

I elvai

opopa

tov

yp?p.pMTos.

In Herodian's

time

Et was

sounded

like *l (see El, below). Athen.

11, 30. Eust. 507. 1001.
148The name E
i
v
X
6
is
of
and of Theognostus.
y?r
frequent occurrence in the rules of Choeroboscus
It is found also in Draco
and Moeris.
But as the grammatical work of the former is full of interpolations,
some of which cannot be traced further back than the thirteenth
century; its authority in questions like this is
of no weight.
As toMoeris, we only know that he lived before the time of Photius ; that is, before the close
of the ninth century (Phot. 157 *En b? Kal Uo?pibos 'ArriKiorrjs). But if it can be shown that he wrote in the
second or third century of our era, then the expression E ^iX6v
must
occurring in his 'Arnnor^
be regarded as an interpolation by a later hand.

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70

In the early Greek

(Hheth) is a guttural rough breathing.
In the course of time it
alphabets it represented the common rough breathing (H).
was changed into a vowel equivalent to long E.
Phoenician H

The

regard to its pronunciation, Plato, Dionysius of Halicarnassus,

represent it as differing from I.149 Terentianus Maurus and Sextus
that E and H differ from each other in time, but not in kind.150
r
With

and Herodian
state

distinctly

In the rules of Choeroboscus and of Theognostus H is treated as if it had the same

sound with I. Thus, when the former tells us that, in dXirr?pios,AI is written with an
I, and TH with an H, we are to infer that in his time there was no difference in pro
nunciation

between

and

I.151

beginning with H are placed immediately after 0,

simply because in the time of this author (eleventh century) H was pronounced like I.
In modern Greek H is pronounced like I.
In the lexicon of Suidas words

?48.
The Vowels O, il.
a consonant.
{Ayin) is
The classical name of the Greek O is OS.152
O

The Phoenician

149

PLAT.

{rjra,

o? b? pvp rjpepap.

ep?pap,
?

bi? t?opti?p

br) paXiora

T?

426

toi av.

Kal t? pr?Kei t? H,

?irebaKe,

EPM.

?Vra.

br) peyaXorrpeirioTepa

on

N?V

v&?ovari.

(p<?Pr)p

pey?Xa

b? ?prl

8' av I

p?p

tov

imra

bf?.

2?.

O?oi* o? p?p

[(jbaiWa?

poi

KaTaKexprjv?ai

US>s

to

Taira

Ai?

t?> ?wra Kai r?> b?Xra

o? r)pcTepot

O? TraXaioi

tt)p ?pxatap

atrrep p?Xiora
?s

418

Cratyl.

The Greeks

?epat Kal to ?ev?ai.

Ta ypapp

ra.

In

bi? tov

the first

of

it into a vowel.

converted

e$ p?Xa

ixp&PTO,

Kal ovx

r?*e? f? r?Ta perachrpecpovvip,

?p?pav tt)p

ap^ai?raroi
6 Ta opop

ra

these

427

passages,

<p?>pi)p,

aVri b? tov

beXTa

?mXovp,

o? b?

r)p?pav

irpos Ta Xeirr?

Ti?epepos]

I ?iropipe?Tai.

r?Kiara ai yvpa?Kes,

T? ?' av A tS
and

sound,

ir?pra,
peyaXy

eKaXovp,

to the pronunciation and not to the spelling of r)pepa; which shows that the first syllable of
they called, relate
this word differed in sound from the corresponding syllable of ?/x?pa. Dion. Hal. De Composit. 14 Acvrepop
KaT(o

on

b? to H,

But

oT?/xaros].
tov

njcris

nepl

tt)p ?aaiP

I is described

irpevpaTos

in CRAMER.

HerODIAN.

Here

prjo-Tis.

Yol.

3,

X?yew,

X?yopres,

150Terentian.

by
piKpbp

ylperai,

croTjs epe?bet

Trjs yX
this

as

author

20

248,

p.

follows
tov

?poiyop?pov

to say,

saying,

top

rjxov
:

*En
refer

b? iramc?p t?

*Eo*xaTov

or?paTOs

?XX' ovk aV?,

?kSXov?op,

Kal perpioDS ?poiyop?pov

irepl tous

o?wras

Kal o?>K iir?XapirpvpopTC?p t&p xeiX?oi'

ap.apTapovaiP

o? Xlyoyres

pr)a-Tr)s

elp,?.

top

Te
fyop.

A?yetv

[tov
r) Kp?

y?p

Ael.
ovp

biop

to pronunciation.

450 seq. Litteram nanque E [yp?cpe E?] videmus esse ad *H r a proximam, sicut
O
videntur esse vicinae sibi. Temporum momenta distant, non soni nativitas.
Sext. Adv.
O [yp?<peOS] et
Gram.
Tep(OP
151

Maur.

to E Kal to H
9AKoXov6r)o-ei Kal

eori.
Cramer.

152Callias

Kal

a-uoraXeV p?p to H
Vol.

2.1,

p.

apud Athen.

yiperai

ep e?wu aroix^op
E,

Kara Tr)p ovttjp

hvvapiv

kovpop

r) y?p

avrr) bvpapis

eV apcpo

eicra??p b? to E y?perai H.

169.

10, 79.

Plat.

TLoveib?oiPiKal 'Hpy. QuiNTILIAN. 1, 7,11.

Cratyl. 393 D.
Plut.
II, 513 A.

Argument,
Athen.

ad II.

15 Ou Kpoplbrjs kcxSX&to
Eust. 507. 1001.

10, 81. 11, 30.

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BYZANTINE

GREEK.

71

The character il is a modification

of O, and is the latest of all the new letters of the

It must have been introduced before the age of Callias, the poet ; for
Greek alphabet.
he mentions it in one of his plays.153 Its ancient name is simply 9il.
The

fie y a were

and

fi?xpov

adjectives

in pronunciation

the latter ceased to be distinguished

tives

not

reference

have

to the

to O

appended

O and il,

characters

and il fi?y a often occur in the rules of Ch

and

il,

from the former.

but

to o,

.m

when

respectively,

The

These adjec

names

O fiiKpov

roboscus, and of other, succeeding gram

marians.

It has been asserted that O and il were

size.

once distinguished from each other by their

this is not confirmed by inscriptions, in which O stands for o, , ov. The

But

character

O,

was

indeed,

often made

smaller

than

the

other

letters,

but

never

with

refer

ence to quantity. And in inscriptions of the Alexandrian and Roman periods, all the
round letters, namely, O, il, 0, are often smaller than the other letters in the same line.155
It must be added here, that Suidas places words beginning with an il between H and
O, evidently because in his time O and il were confounded with
In modern Greek no distinction is made between O and il.

each other.

? 49.
T.

The'Vowel

The Greeks changed it

alphabet V is one of the forms of Waw.
into the vowel which has F (Fav or Alyafifia) for its corresponding consonant. Originally
it was the same in form as the Latin V, but it was modified afterwards into Y and T,
and finally into y and v. The ancients had no other name for it than'T.156
the sound of the diphthong OI could no longer be distinguished from that of
When
In the Phoenician

T, the schoolmasters found it necessary to designate

158Callias
Xvrpt?v

ir?pev

154The
Bekker.

apud Athen.

Plat.

Cratyl.

393 D.

ad II.

Argument,

24 *? vUw *EKtopa rrarpl

c?kvs AxtXXe?s.

character ? was

ad II.

introduced about the middle

<a to p.eya wvre?eip?vov

To y?p

709

or oo united into one figure.

165Franz,
pp. 149. 231.
156Callias
apud Athen.
Argument,

10, 79.

the latter by the epithet tyiXov,

?k bvo w,

oo.
t? ?k bvo

That

is,

c? has

10, 79 *Y rrapbv$?; that is, *Y which stands near $?.

*Y f?aK?pm

20

iarlv

of the third century before Christ.

ivcmr? ko? <f>vXoms ovpavi?vav.

Athen.

10,

Inscr.

the appearance

Plat.

4694.
of w

Cratyl. 393 D.

81.

be an error, for no Greek word

According to Eustathius, Y was called *Y/*by the iEolians.
ends in M. EUST. 1192, 20 "On d? t? Y aroixc?ov *Yft X?yovcriv o? A?oXe?spcr? TJnXrjsoince??e?ct (^iXariKol y?p
But

e?viv im

rr?o-iv)

xmb r

v e?boT v nwi

rrapabeborai.

this must

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72

occurrence in the rules of Ch

simple ; thus, T tyiXov}*7 This name is of frequent
roboscus, and of other, succeeding grammarians.
(Compare E, above.)
In modern Greek T is sounded like I.

? 50.
Diphthongs.
to the ancient grammarians, a diphthong consists of two sounds, each
component part retaining its proper sound.158 The Greek has thirteen diphthongs,
seven of which begin with a short vowel, and six with a long one. The latter differ
According

from the former only in the prolongation

AI,

AT, EI,

of the first vowel.

OI, OT, TI,

ET,

two

short

vowels.

AI, AT, HI, HT, Sil, HT, a long and a short.

a diphthong rests on the
pronounced both the vowels of
in addition to the direct testimony of the grammarians.

That the ancient Greeks

following considerations,
a diphthong
(a) When

arose from syn resis, the presumption is that its elementary

rra?s
Thus, AI in the monosyllable
sounds remained unchanged in pronunciation.
differed from AI in the dissyllable rrdis only in the greater rapidity of utterance. The
same

remark

ypdiBiov,

applies

to 'A?Brjs rfAiBr]S>d?tcris aiKrys, aiaa

, rj?'?a r?it;a, dv

av

, ypa'?Biov

Bd?os B?ios, Brfios Brjios, Ba?s Bais, ev ev, ?pr?'i^ &pr\i??, kXtji's kXt?is, ois o??, oto fiai o?ofiai,

i?a, pa?Bios pdiBios.

???a

?iaa

Also

to such

datives

to the endings
Also
woXe? rroXei, l%0v'Cly0v?.
ios coia iov, eiBrjs, eiBiov, of substantives
oia oiov,

as

fiovarji, yqpa? yr]pai, Xoy i, ry^p?,

aios aia a?ov, eios eia eiov, ewos eivr] eivov, o?os
fiovaai

and

adjectives.

with a diphthong the augment affected only the first vowel ;

(b) In verbs beginning
which shows that that vowel was distinctly heard ; as alr fyrow, aiaa r)i%a,av? r?v%ov,
eiKa?

r?imafiai,

evB

(c) Contractions
167It has been asserted

ryvBov, oiK

iKow.

So

e iKeiv

like the following necessarily

that Y was

(e

Keiv)

from

eoiKa.

imply that both vowels were audible :

on the ground that anciently it represented also the

called ^iX6p,
But there is no evidence that the Greeks ever
(F a v or A?yappa).

sound of the now obsolete letter F

the sound of the consonant F by the figure Y. It is true, however, that F was often changed
represented
where EY and AY are genuine
Kava?ais
(-),
into its kindred vowel-sound Y, as in eiSabe (-~~),
was
? fot ay, which, after F fell
the
?vaTap
the
Pindaric
As to
original reading
(---),
diphthongs.
into

disuse,

became

?aTap,

now

appearing

as

a various

reading.

1, 50 Diphthongi autem dicuntur, quod binos phthongos, hoc est, voces comprehendunt. Nam
suas voces habent, ut AE diphthongus, quando a po?tis per diaeresin profertur, secundum
singulae vocales
Graecos per A et I scribitur, ut aulai, pictai, pro aulae, pictae.
158Priscian.

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BYZANTINE GREEK.

73

a e i contracted into ?i
by dropping e and lengthening a ; as ripdeis ripais (jifias).
Dorians drop a and lengthen e ; as Tild?is rifi?jis (rip^s).
a r] ?i
a o ?i
aov ?

aie ?
?i

aie

eai ?

?i

by dropping

r) and

by dropping

a and

co i
?by

a and

dropping

?by dropping

ie and

Tifi?is

o ; as
rifidoifiev

lengthening
v and
lengthening

i and e and

? ?by
dropping

a ; as rifidrjis

lengthening

lengthening

(rifias).

rifi&ifiev

o ; as
xp^ov

(jificpfiev).

XP<*>

a ; as Kal ey? Kay?.

a ; as koi elra Kana

lengthening

The

(koto).

i) i by dropping a and lengthening e ; as direx0dveai aTtey0dvr\i (direx0?vr?). It is

contracted also into ei by simply dropping the a ; as Xeyeai xiyqi (Xeyy) or X?yei.
?
rj i by dropping a ; as dcpiKTjai
i) a i
axpiKTji
(cupUrj).
oav ?

cov

o?a ?

co

ote ?

ou

oei ?

oi

a and

by dropping

by

dropping

by dropping
by

o ; as o avros ?uto'?.

lengthening

as oi aXXoi coXXoi.

va and

lengthening

o;

ie and

lengthening

o ; as o? e/?o? ??/?o/.

e;

dropping

as

arecpavoei

arecpavol.

The

Doric

contracts

it

into

u>?; as

i
arecpav
?arecpavco).
o i
0 7] ?i
into co i ; as Botjis Bms (?$$)
^ ; as BtjXotjis BtjXoIs. Also
by dropping
.
o ; as
co i
o) o ?i
e<y?>olBa eycoiBa (eyeSSa).
by dropping
e ; thus w
? u
? e v?
covpnriBr}.
EvpiirlBi]
by dropping

ET into 01, 0T, in forms like XeXoiira, eoim, B?BoiKa,elXr?Xov0a,

(d) The change of EI,
airovBr), from

Xelirm,

eiKco, BelBm, EAET&?2,

airevBco,

shows

that

the E was

not

a silent

letter.

? 51.
The Diphthong

AI.

jocosely derives 9iKaiov from Bia?ov (the neuter participle of Bleifii), by

simply inserting a K between AI and A, for the sake of euphony.159 From this it may
be inferred that the last sounds of BUaiov were ION ; that is, the I of the diphthong
AI was distinctly heard.
Plato

Sometimes
The Greek diphthong AI becomes AE in Latin ; as AlaxvXos, Aeschylus.
the Romans changed the I into its corresponding consonant, and then doubled it in
pronunciation, in order to preserve the original quantity of the syllable ; thus, A?asAiaoo,
Mala Maia,

were

pronounced Aiiax

(A-yya

), Maiia

(Moyya).m

Quintilian

159Plat.
Cratyl. 412 D.
160Priscian.
1, 50 In Graecis vero, quotiens hujusmodi fit apud nos diaeresis penultimae
consonante
accipitur, ut Maia, Mam, Aiax, Ahs. See also Id. De XII vers. Aen. 33.
pro duplici
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74

like the Greek

that some of the early Romans pronounced the Latin diphthong AE
AI ;161which shows that AE was not identical with AI.
Further, the proper name
Caeso was often written Kaeso.162 Now, the Latin IT was used only before the vowel
The orthography Kaeso, therefore, implies that the first elpment of AE was A.
And as A corresponds to the first element of the Greek diphthong AI, the natural
inference is that the first sound of the latter also was A.

A163

Phrynichus
and

to the pronunciation

objects

recommends

*AXKauKov, rpoyauKov,

of

'AXku?kov,
two

with

dp^anmv,

rpo^a?Kov,
I's.164

This

is, it was

scholars.

by

Kvalar

and

the ear could

Thus,

And

p, quaestor.166

other

not

of Ch

as early as the eighth

clearly show that, at least
E

to write

and AI

for AI,

to itself ;

confounded with
Kvear

between

distinguish
rules

the

in

vowel-sound.165

the sound of AI was

In the sixth century after Christ

even

no

resembling

monophthong

I,

that,

implies

his time, the I of the diphthong AI was distinctly heard.

a simple sound peculiar
According to Sextus, AI was the representative of
that

one

with

dpyateov,

roboscus

and

that of E,

p, questor,
of

Theognostus

were

the uneducated

century,

apt

for E.167

161
Quintil.

1, 7, 18 AI syllabam, cujus secundam nunc E literam ponimus, varie per A et I efferebant,

ut
Graeci : quidam singulariter tantum, cum in dativum vel genitivum casum incidissent, unde
quidam semper
vest?s, et aidai, Virgilius,
pictai
162
Terentian.
Maurus,

amantissimus
799

Saepe

notabant

bvvapnv

to AI.

the

on

LYD.

AI

<tto

ix^?ov,

ypa(f)?p,evov,

"Ore b? firj bi(j>?oyyos

orthography

element,

eori

Kal 6 tov

O Y.

e?vai

and

Kv

r?\e?is,
on

<ap and

i
Compare E y?r X 6 v, ? 47.
167ChOEROBOSC.
p. 177 Atyeipos,

kvc

The

yjnXfj yp?obeTai,

q u e r o r,
p.

not

6 (rjTrjTrj? ?Vo tov

ovbhepov
Here

to tyiXi),

bi? biqb?oyyov Ta bvo.

p.?v

tc?i/

orot^e?a."Qore

it seems

178

<?p

to

y p ?obeT
agree

*Avaibf)s,

aroixeiov

oroixe'tov
Kal ?p, Ta?oXos

seems

with

to restrict

Kal t'i p.?v crrjpxiivei

olov

quaerere,

iprjp.eva>v crr?p.aivei,

the word

bi?obopov

6 tov A Kal E Kal O Kal tg?v

k v a i o*t<? p , t'i b? kv a i cr it

p?p,<f)op,ai.
As

(frvo-ec?s. To y?p

iarl

in this passage

period

, Kal

to spelling.

icrnv

oi?s

Kal ravTa

eorat

kov

tS>v\?>iXoo-6^>(uv rrXeiova oroix^ia

(p?oyyov,

concluding

a ? &T a> p toIvvv

cttc?

and

6 tov OY p.ovoeibr?s Kal ?o-vv?eros

(?>??yyos Kal

i/o/u?a> ri pkv eort

?XX?

exeiv

Kal p.ovoetbr?s,

to AI, El,

evioi

t po ^cui

'AXKaitKov,

Kal to OY Kal rr?v b Trjs ?p,oias

El

aroixe'?ov.

ti b?
^riX?Js.

iv irpooip.?ois

kv aio-T

?nXovs

(pacrlv

Kai p?vorroibv

ecrrai Kal ovto?

bi? tt?s ypa<j>r?s imbei?ei,

of

?avv?eTov

bvolv,

to sound,

refers
riva

eaecr?ai

olov Kal to AI

iirel

exovros,

to say,

X?yciv,

avaorp?obcas

fp?oyyos

ZrjTrjo'ai be ??ioXoyov

140

Kal ?\ao-(^7\p.ov

Kal

?k tov

Kal El

b? ovtg?s

r?Xovs Xap.?averaii

bi? Trjs bi<j)6?yyov

the

241

ianv

aroixeiov

Tovtou

axpi

term
166

p.

that

observe

will

797.
Longus,
p. 2218. Terentian.
Maurus,
243
et
3.
Priscian.
1, 2,
seq. Donatus,
p.

?XX* ev toiv

evos I ov xpf}
Xeyetv,

ra>v ctvvtj?c?s irapabebop,ev(?V,

'Ettc? ovv 6 tov

Xoitt&v.

e? ?pxrjs

Gram.

Adv.

KpiTeov /i?Xtora

eorai

reader

The

?pxailK^v*
165
Sext.
exovra

a a- p. a , bi

'A X Ka?K?v

littera.

vetusti

hac

163
p. 2252 seq. Velius
Scaurus,
1, 7,10.
Quintil.
18.
Messius
Arusianus
Victorin.
Maximus
(Lind.),
47.
1,14.
164
PhRTN.

ins?rait.

carminimus

vetustatis,

Kaesones

tov

ipevv?v.
b?

a i has
avXXa?r)

pepL\j/iu.oipov

reference

to

understood.

to NAI bty?oyyov.

179

AND

see now why,

between A and E.
We

It must

BYZANTINE

GREEK.

75

in the lexicon of Suidas, words

be added here,

an AI are put

with

beginning

AI has the sound of E.

that, in modern Greek,

?52.
The Diphthongs

AT, ET, HT,

?1T.

of the diphthongs AT, ET, it is to be

regard to the ancient pronunciation
remarked here that the Romans represented them by AU, EU, not by AY, EY;
from
With

which

see

to

it is easy

that

case, was

in this

T,

not

sounded

in the

same manner

as

when

it stood by itself.168
In modern Greek, the T in the diphthongs AT, ET, HT, ?1T has the sound of B or $.
Before a vowel, or a semivowel (B, T, A, Z, A, M, N, P) it is equivalent to B ; as xavco,
evyevr?s, ev?coia, Kavfia,
cases

it has

the

evvrj, pronounced
; as ev, ovtos,

of $

force

Ka?co,

ecp, dcpTos, KdcpKos, ecpfyvos,

pronounced

e?Coia,

e?yevls,

KavKos,

Itpxofiw,

e?vl.

Kavais,

eviroua,

ev^eivos,

Kacpais^

ecpirda,

Ka?fia,

ecpifrixos.

observe that the modern pronunciation of these diphthongs introduces

consonantal sounds which are inadmissible in ancient Greek.

In

all other

vvx?fjb71v> 6&^%o?>
The

reader

will

combinations

of

?53.

The Diphthong EL
In the following
Callim. Epigr. 29

av

AvaaviT],

Tovto

ex L apparently

of Callimachus,

epigram

Be vaixi

aacp&s,

'H^?)

aXXa

koXos

koXos

cpr?a?tis,

rhymes with

v-a?xi

eiirelv

irpiv

fAXXos ej? i.

confound assonance with

rhyme unhesitatingly assert that in the time of

Callimachus, that is, in the third century before the Christian era, there was no differ
ence between the pronunciation of El and I. Now, if va?xi was pronounced pre
e e
was pronounced like K-aX?s;
and that
cisely like x h we must admit that aXXos

Those who

as an

same

a trochee

was

Aio-xosi

bi? Trjs AI bicp??yyov.

Tr)p bi?

?p?x^Tai
bi?

opopa
alba

prjpa

Trjs AI

the

Trjs AI

bicp?oyyov

Maurus,
Y
subdita vocalis U.
quod
sive Graecus

aupiop.

ypacprjp

ypacp?pepop.

. . . . r? b' aXXa bi? tov E

168Terentian.

aurum,

TheOGNOST.

bicp?oyyov

or a

iambus

Can.

Can.

pyrrhic
A

CHE o-vXXaj3r?

o?oi> e^?,
H

to
yfnXov, eba>

bicp?oyyos

ep

is untenable.

ep anXfj

Kal ?Kipryrt? Xe?ei

to

a\e??>.2earjpet<?Tai

*H AI
ecr?ioD,

; which

?pxjj

Xe?eas

a?yjra impprjpa
onrapic?s

irpb
Kal

evpiarKeTai,

binXov
to

ovk

a??r?bs

a>s e^ei to

k. t. X.

cum copulamus, U secundum jungimus, In vicem Graeeae :

426 AU et EU
481 A U tarnen capere videtur saepe productum sonum, Auspices cum dico et

76

A GLOSSARY OF LATER

to Herodian,
the diphthong EI had the sound of long I.147 Sextus in
According
forms us that EI was the symbol of a simple sound peculiar to itself;165 that is, it was
a

monophthong

no

resembling

other

in the

vowel-sound

E and I were united,

remarks, that, when

Marius

language.

the syllable

Victorinus

in a manner

sounded

like

I.169

long

In the eighth century the pronunciation of EI was identical with that of I. This
is clear from the orthographical rules of Ch roboscus and of Theognostus.170
In the
lexicon of Suidas words beginning with an EI are to be sought, not under E, but
before

H.

In modem Greek EI does not differ from I.

? 54
OI.

The Diphthong
in his description

Thucydides,
remembered

they

verse

this

"
says :171 In their affliction

of the plague of Athens,

other

among

as was

things,

natural

should,

they

the

most aged persons saying that it had been sung of old :

nOAEMOZ

A Dorian
a

arose

there

Now

in the verse had not been

some

men,

among

dispute

KAI A0IM02

'AM' 'ATT?2I,
war shall come, and plague with it.

'HEEI A?2PIAK02

that

maintaining

the

calamity

mentioned

(plague), but AIM02 (famine).

Naturally
at
was
the
time
that
the
word
said
fthis
AOIMOS
;
opinion prevailed
enough, however,
for men adapted their recollections to what they then were suffering. But should
another Dorian war happen after this, and with it a famine (AIM02),
they will, I
as a matter

think,

of

called AOIM02

course,

the verse

sing

accordingly."

Those who are prepossessed with the idea that the modern Greek pronunciation is
the same as the ancient, regard t?as passage as decisive. They argue as follows : "The
169
Mari?s
170
178

171

y?p

bi? tov

ThuC.

p.

168

bi?

2, 54

longum

to $EI

'AXcpei?s,

'Am?^eta,

'AXe?apbpeia,

TavTa

ab

CH

I autem

p. 2458

Victorin.
ROBOSC.

Trjs El

blcp?oyyop
....

bicp?oyyov

cum

sonat

modo

K r?
Tr)p irapaboo-ip.
^copls

t&p

bi?

E et

177

bi?

A?yeipos,

tov

TPIA,

tov

errovs

est.

junctum

o?op

Ta bvo.

bicp?oyyov

aX?Tpia,

XeKaarpia

....

ypacperai.
'Ep

b?

t?

o?a

KaKa,

c?kos,

?pepprja?rjaap

Kal rovbe

Cpao-Kopres oi

Trpea-?vrepoi

ir?Xai

e<r ?ai,

'HSEI AQPIAK02 H0AEM02

'Eyepero
im

quodam

tov

olpa?,

p?p

ovp ?pis to?s

?p?pairois

nap?pros

pr) AOIMON

?k6to>s, AOIMON

7TOTeaXXos n?Xepos

KaTaXa?rj A

ei

ai
pr) o-?

piKbs

wpo

KAI A0IM02
paa?

o? y?p

Tovbe vare?os,

ai

ep t?

ap?panoi
?eat

CAM''AYT?I
?rei

vnb

tg>p TraXai&p, ?XX? AIMON,

a eira&xw
irpbs

??vp?jj yevea?ai

AIMON,

Thv pvr?pr?p
Kara to

eiroiovpro.

c?kos ovtods

?pUrio-e b?
*Hp be ye,
a o-op

Tai.

AND

BYZANTINE

GREEK.

77

But as I and OI were merely different modes of

priest or priestess said AIM02.
The careful
expressing the sound I, some wrote AIMOX, and others AOIMOX?
observe

will

reader,

however,

called,

el pi} a 0 at,

to have

that

to he sung,

aBeaOai,

been said,

and

vofida

they will

aaovrai,

sing,

6at,

to have

have

reference

been
to

in question; which shows that AOIMOU was readily distin

in singing. Had the dispute been about its
guished from AIMOS both in saying and
us yeypdcp?ai, and ypdyfrovaiv. The nat
orthography, Thucydides would have given
ural inference therefore is, that in the time of this author, that is, in the fifth century
before Christ, OI was not identical with I.
the sound of the word

The Greek

OI becomes

OE

changed the I into its corresponding

thus,

Tpola,

Troia,

as Olrrj, Oeta. Sometimes

the Eomans
consonant, and then doubled it in pronunciation ;

in Latin;

Tro-iia

pronounced

(Tro-yya).172

and others, the iEolians sometimes resolved this

According to Trypho, Herodian,
even when it did not arise from syn resis. Thus,
diphthong into its component parts,
koCXos, npoiTos,

thong.

It follows, therefore,
indivisible I.

quently
Herodian

if OI has

o? vos, o?Ba.173 Now,

component

that it was not pronounced

be a monoph

it cannot

parts,

like the simple, and conse

that, although the vowel O is longer (fuller) than the vowel E,

is longer than the diphthong OI, because EI is composed of two

maintains

the dipnthong EI
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.174 From
this statement we learn that in the time of this grammarian, that is, in the second

a
century after Christ, the first element of the diphthong OI was weak O.
in four syllables ; which shows that, in his time,
Phrynichus condemns poiBiov,
there was a tendency to pronounce OI so distinctly as to make two syllables of it.
relative to OI conclusively show that in his
The orthographical rules of Theognostus
time (eighth century) it was sounded exactly like T.175
172Priscian.

1, 53 OE est quando per diaeresin profertur in Graecis nominibus et Graecam servat

et / ponitur, quae tarnen, sicut supradictum est, locum obtinet duplicis consonantis,
scripturam. Pro O enim
Id. De XII versibus Aen. 33.
also
See
ut Troia pro Tpoia.
178Trtpho.
Id. n e p l M o p r?p. a e ?. p. 24.
in Cramer. Vol. 4, p. 416.
? 15. Ael. Herodian.
174 ?el.

itvkp?s

is

Can.

Pr

n?Va

crvpeT?s, ?vCapa.2ecrr?pe?<uTai

ypacp?pepa,Every
It

in Bekker.

Herodian.

175 THEOGNOST.

to be observed

word

798.
K Trjs BY

X?f is

to

?otKia

cvXXajS?Js
r) ?ep?iraipa,

?pxop?prj
?oiKel

bi?

tov

yjnXov yp?cperai

yapr\a-Kei% Boi?rj

. , . . bi?

a Y, as Bv?os, ?vCos ....

beginning with the syllable B Y is written with

that ?oiKia,

....

j3oi*e?,

....

Boi?rj.

...

are written

with

the diphthong

01.

?voos,

Trjs 01

?v?os

bicp?oyyov

?v^apa ....

A GLOSSARY

78

OF LATER

In the lexicon of Suidas this diphthong is placed between T and T ; which shows
that the modern Greek pronunciation of T and OI cannot be referred even to the tenth
century of our era. Had T and OI been each sounded like I (as they are in modern
Greek), this author would have put them in the immediate vicinity of I, just where
we find H and EL

? 55.
The Diphthong

OT.

represented the diphthong OT by long U; as fiovaa,musa, 'ErrUovpos,

Terentianus Maurus, however, intimates that U was not absolutely the same
Epicurus.
as Or.176 On the other hand, the Greeks wrote T or OT for the Roman vowel U; as
The Romans

2vXXas,

Sulla,

Aovkios.

TvXXios, Lucius,

Tullius,

In the Greek alphabet the name of every letter begins with the sound of that letter.177
If we apply this rule to O v, the name of 0, we must admit that, in the diphthong
OT, the first letter was distinctly heard.
a simple sound peculiar

Sextus says that OT represented

to itself;

that is, it was a

monophthong.165

? 56.
TI.

The Diphthong

represented TI by YI ; as "Aprrviai,Harpyiae
inferred that the T was audible.
The

Romans

; from which

it is

rule with regard to TI is that both its vowels should be uttered in such
as to form but one syllable;178 which shows that it had two elementary

Herodian's
a manner
sounds.

TI was

Maurus

to Terentianus

According

like the Latin UI

in cui, the dative of

qui.179

quis,

for fiv?ai,

The dialectic form fioviai

its own

from fivla, fly,

shows that the T retained

sound.180

176Terentian.

428 seq. Graeca diphthongos sed OY litteris nostris vacat ; Sola vocalis quod U
Maurus,
sonum. Priscian.
1, 36.
complet hunc satis
177In the time of Herodian, E?, the name of E, was sounded like I ; an
exception to the rule. Ael. Hero
798.

in Bekker.

dian.

178 Ael.
bel y?p

in Cramer.

Herodian.
apcp?repa

ovpaipelp

?XX? to Y ovpeKCpape?Tai

X?ycp

Matjrus,

180

ta

He

S. M ov

i,

toiovtc?

Kal y?perai

179Terentian.

Vol.

p.

3,
to

oti

p?a bicp?oyyos

768 Tv?a

251

I pera
r)

UXijppeXovo-ip
tov

oi

Tarr?pepop

to

biaipovpres
oib?noTe

biaipe?rai

YI.

cum dicunt et via s tale quid oui sonet.

crK?XrjKes o? yep?pepoi

ep to?s
Kp?ao-iP.

pv'?a,

y??s,

TpicrvXXa?op

ovb? xa>pi?eTai

Kar avTo,

BYZANTINE GREEK.

AND

79

that the T of TI was a weak consonant, not unlike the

Latin V in svadeo, svavis, svesco, svetus. This implies that, when this grammarian
flourished, that is, about the beginning of the sixth century, TI consisted of two
seems to intimate

Priscian

sounds.181

elementary

In the time of Theognostus, TI was pronounced

be distinguished in pronunciation from yva, ?oV82

like T.

Thus, yvla, vl?s, could not

? 57.
AI

The Diphthongs
In the earlier inscriptions,
is, with

that

in full ;

orrrji, Brjfi i.

began to write H for HI in the third person singular of

as early as the latter part of the fourth century before Christ ; as

evBevrj, rrdOrj, alpe0r},

And

dvare0r).m

avaypa(f>r),

also il for ill

the iEolians wrote

Corinthius,

(long A), HI, ill are written

and Dorians

the subjunctive,
BoKr), rrdayr],

AI

the diphthongs

an I ; as "Oirai,

The iEolians

ill.

(long A), HI,

to

according

in the dative

Gregorius

singular of the second

declension.184

In inscriptions belonging to the first century before Christ, these diphthongs often
however, intimates
appear without the I ; thus, A, H, il. Dionysius of Halicarnassus,
I
was
heard.185
that the
distinctly
omitted

generally
scripts

after the commencement

written

In inscriptions

; as

?ovXrj,

yepovala,

Brjfi

The

of
same

the Christian

era, this ? is

is true

of

of most

the manu

extant.

the omission of the I in the dative singular, and intimates that, in

Strabo recognizes
181Priscian.

1, 37 S quoque antecedente et sequente A vel E, hoc idem saepe fit, ut svadeo, svavis, svesco,
svetus, quod apud Aeoles quoque YI saepe patitur,etamittit vim literae in metro, ut Sappho, ?XX? Tvib'.
Similiter ir r\X v i disyllabum invenitur apud eosdem, cum YI non est diphthongos.
182Theognost.
pp. 18, 30 vios. 130 yv?op.
188Inscr. MoMc
3640 ANAITASH, ANATE6H. Doric 1841 AOKH. 1843 AOKH.
?166, 32, enaeyh.
1850 HA2XH.
184

GREG.

2448, II, 28 HA9H.

CORINTH,

p.

606

Outoi

27 AIPE0H.

VIH,
Tals

eis ?

Xryyovo-ais

boriKals

ov

TTpooyp?cpovari

to

I,

?s

to>

tOp.r)p<?,

to>

ocp?).

This must refer to the later JEolic dialect.

Compare Inscr. 3640 T? AAM?, XPY2EQ, 2TE$AN?, Tono/

As to the earlier JEolic, it did not differ from the other dialects in the formation of the dative singular of the
11 (Elean) TOI, OAYNniOI, EHIAPOI, EITAMENOI, for t?i, OAYN
second declension.
Compare Inscr.
EniAPm,

ni?i,

185 DlON.
Te

pe*

HAL.

Ka?Tm

etpamen?i.
V,
crvP

161,
?yXaiai

2166,15
15

IlapaKeiTai

(Lesbian)
b? t?

els TolXr)yopri

t?i,

toyt?i.

X o i ? ? p els to N
tov A apxopepop
XrjyopTt ?Wo
to

IbeTe

iropev?e.pres

?oibais

acpoapop

?px?pepop

to bio?ep

?wb tov

I.

A GLOSSARY OF LATER

80

time, it was a silent letter.186 Quintilian

speaks of its being silent also in the
middle of a word.187 And in the time of Sextus it was a question whether datives
calls the I of these
ending in A, H, il, should be written with an I.188 Theodosius
his

diphthongs

because

We

il

to

rise

gave

the

expression

vrroyeypafifi?vov

iota

ra,

In

subscriptum.

written before the thirteenth century, this I, if expressed at all, is put after

manuscripts
A, H,

I.189

silent

i)r ov,

ek$?v

the twelfth century, the Greeks adopted the orthography a, y,

, merely
a
not
mode
to
of
show that they did
pronounce the I;
they wished
writing

After

which

av

; as aiB

must

, rrji aotj>lai, rm Xrfiarrji.

state

that

here,

the verb rrpoaypd^

the

use

downward,

reference to the I of these diphthongs.190

with

, adscribo,

Herodian

from

grammarians,

early

CONSONANTS.

?58.
1. In later Greek, the aspirates 0 and $ were sometimes doubled in the middle of a
Inscr. 2169 Kd??eaav for KarQeaav. 1927 %d$$ov for Sdw^ov. See also "A$$ri,
word.
in the Glossary.

KXeo??ls,

*A<f)<j)iov,BddOiv,

'Acfxpiavos,

2. In later Greek, Z was sometimes doubled

6337. 6462 ?^Vae.
2131 Zagovs.
186

StrAB.

14,

1, 41

IIoXXoi

y?p

^copis

tov

T?s

ypacpovai

in the middle

boTiK?s,

Kal

eK?aKXovai

of a word.191

ye to

e?os

Inscr.

<pvo-iKr)p ah?ap

ovk

hop.

187
1, 7,17 Sicut in Graecis accidit adjectione I literae, quam non solum dativis casibus in parte
Quintil.
ultima adscribunt, sed, quibusdam etiam imponunt, ut in Xrjia-Trji, quia etymologia ex divisione in tris
earn literam.
syllabas facta desideret
188
189

SEXT.

Adv.

THEODOS.

CpoipfjepTos Trjs ev?elas,

190
CRAMER. Vol.
(rjp, TTpooypdcpeTai
....

p. 252

Gram.

H?cra

978

"Otop Cr?Ta>pep el Tals boTiKals

yepiKr)

t) peT? pei?opos
1.

b? to

1, p.

360

I. EuST.

o?s ep Trj TrapaXrjyov

j] to

laroovTiXa?ovo'a

tt)p

t?

I.
eis

boTiKr)p e^ei

I ?p
K(poipr]TOPXrjyovaap

per?

tov

?pTioToixov.
H aX ? p r] i
i
<p p TrpojV^pa^ei
174

Trj ev?eia.

irpocr?erkop

To b? rj ? ? p. t s io-T?

irpooy?ypairTai.

1251,

24

to

I.

Vol.

b?xa irpooypacprjs
'AXX?ji

....

2.

1, p. 371

toG I Ti?kaui.

wpoaryeypapp?pop

Z?iop
1006,
e^ei

to

yiperai
15
I.

wap?

to

E?Trr?io-tv
QuiNTILIAN

uses adscribo
191Velius

(see note 187).

si quis secundum naturam vult excutere hanc literam, id est z,
Longus,
p. 2217 Denique,
inveniet duplicem non esse, si modo illam aure sinceriore exploraverit. Nam et simpliciter scripta aliter
sonare potest, aliter geminata ; quod omnino duplici literae non accidit, ne geminetur.
On the other hand, Scaurus denies that it is a simple consonant. Scaurus,
p. 2257 Nee minus falluntur
per duo Z scribunt, ignorantes duplicem
colligant duplicem non esse.

qui Mezentium

literam non deber? geminari : quamquam quidam

AND

GREEK.

BYZANTINE

81

3. In certain words, the later Greeks sounded 2M like ZM; and in the time of
Herodian it was a question whether those words should be written with a?or with
a Z.

See

t?e'vwfii,

?fidpayBos,

in the
Glossary.192

?fi?xlov, afivpva,

4. The classical Greeks

always avoided the combinations TZ, T2. The later Greeks

used them only in foreign words.
Sept. Thren. TaaBrj, Tsade, the eighteenth letter of
the Hebrew

Inscr.

alphabet.

4945

Taevafnyr.

5127,

The Byzantines

express

this sound by means

Proc.

T?avol.

361

I, 78

5. In modern Greek, Mil

B

English

Append.

T?d?

Pallad.
use

Greeks

modern

Yit.

Chrys. 39 D

; as KaraUi,

T$

rreral,

; as Pofirrepr, Robert,

also

Mrroar

v, Boston.

The

origin

is the fact that, in modern Greek, n

we have Povfirrepros,Robert (Scyl.

In Byzantine Greek
See

v, Byron,

Mird?p

the sound of the

to express approximately

is employed

mode of representing B by Mil

nounced essentially like B.

passim).

v. The

of TZ.

raovK

raaKi,

Curt.

s.

Taevrrayyovfie

T?dvoi.

5 T?tafi

B,

firrd?kos, fiwavBidrrjs,

720),

of

this

after M is pro

and Pofirr?pros (Comn.

in the
Glossary.

FIRST DECLENSION

OF NOUNS.

? 59.
1. In later and Byzantine Greek, masculines in AX
(circumflexed) follow the analogy
of the Doric declension in the singular.
In the plural they end in AAE?Z. Thus,
N.

Sing.

So

?firfp?s,

145,

192
Ael.
CIAN.

Jud.

19

a??a

D.

A.

a??av

A.

V.

a??a
ar?vrr?s,

3>iX.

to ZiJTa
a-p?paybop

"Oti

aro fiaras.

VOL. VII. NEW

v.

p. 457

NlCET.

ZrjTeiTai

b? ?pe^UaKOP

airoair?a-aPTi

tov Z
ypairrkop
ir?Tepop bi?

?eXovas,

THEOPH.

Kal

e'orl to ?p?Xiop

SERIES.

11

elpi

irao-ap

304,

(a??act)
a??aSas

?XaB?s^ Kara?Xaras,
13

689,

IV, 869 C ?eXovdaes. Porph.

KaprtyfidB

Vocal.

a??aZav

a??a

D.

o?vyaXar?s,

HERODIAN.

???dte

G.

699 dfiypdBes. Const.

Cont.

N. V.

G.

aa?earas,

Krev?s,

Kpaa?s,

Plur.

a??as

25

to

7r<3s ypairrkop
yp?ppa

acpeXopkpca

Kal tt)p ?pvppav,

[says
tt)p

2/xvpi/a,
2?ypa~]

o-pvppap.

r) bi? tov 2.

???dB

Cer. 674,
CoDIN.

aro/iardBes.

v.

paprvpelTe
Adv.

CRAMER.

poi

afiypaBas.

13 d??dBas.

Theoph.

70

698,

KO%XidBes.

tov Z

yp?cpovarip

Kal avTol

Gram.
Vol.

<j>aX?s, KV)(ki?s,
21

eireibr) Tip?s pera

SEXT.

Kepar?s,

p.

prjbeiroTe

253

3, p. 250.

"Ora?

ovt?.

Lu

eyKaXea-apri
cKeirr?peoa

A GLOSSARY OF LATER

82

The element AA sometimes

Ihsgr.

5Aiowra

3137. 3242

ra> QiXmvdBi.

3392

'AiroXXdBos.

in the singular of masculines of this class.

or AiowrdBos. 3142, III, 9 Tov MrjvdBos. 3253 ro?)

occurs even

2. In later and Byzantine Greek, proper names in HS often form the genitive by
In the other cases they follow the common
simply dropping the S.ot the nominative.
declension.

Sing.

are

in HS

Paroxytones

N. Mdvrfs

varjs

G.

MdvTj

varj

D.

Mavrj

varj

A.

MdvTjv

varjv

V.

Ma'z/97

varj

inflected

KpaoTjfi?pTjs, MaKeXXTjs, Sairc?prjs,

Kovt?Ivt]s,

in HS

Perispomena
*I(oar)s,Oun- yi}?, $iXr)s.
tov MdvT).

MALCH.

231

; as Bovae?ovTCrjs,

like MdvTjs

QeocpCXiTCqs, Kuwra&yc,

TepirTjfi?pTjs, ?aT?/iTjs.

are declined

like Mcova?js; as dfiepfiovfiv?js, 'Apiratys, 'lawrjs,

Sept. Ex. 17, 12. Num. 9, 23 Tov Mc?iar). Epiph. I, 628 D

AeovTOS tov MaKeXXr).

3. The N of the accusative singular of nouns of this declension began

or

about

the

ninth

tenth

Them.

62

tov irdira PcofiTjs.

century.

Porph.

Adm.

tov

110

'Apira?r],

to be dropped
tov

accent of the genitive plural is sometimes found on the penult.

classical Greek we have dcpvmv,h^alcov, xpwtcov. In Byzantine Greek, Athan.
4. The

tcov Siravicov.

T&v TaXXlcov,
305

Gram.

Porph.

KaTaavpTcov.

5. In modern Greek,

Leimon.

57

Adm.

In Byzantine Greek we have, Pallad.

170

AlveidSes.

reading.

Attal.

331

n?paes

254,

267,

24

Mal.

as

a various

r? 0d\aaaess

fiovaes,

Vit. Chrys.
reading.

267.

285

Thus, in
I, 325 D

KavhrfXt?v. Leo

iraihlaKcov.

the classical ending AI becomes ES

; as oi KXe(pTes, oi 'Ap?aviTes,

declension)

epydrcov.

(83)

SaXfiovT?q.

Leo

(borrowed from the third

Tifies.

33 C yewaZes for yewdSat. Mal.

Gram.

78

Swdes

as

a various

15 hnroTes.

SECOND DECLENSION OF NOUNS.

? 60.
1. In later and Byzantine Greek, the endings IOS, ION are sometimes
changed into
The genitive and vocative of masculines thus syncopated are
12, IN, respectively.
each formed by dropping the S of the nominative.
Thus,

AND

BYZANTINE

GREEK.

83

Masculine.

Sing.

Neuter.

N.

Bepcyyepis

9IovXis

N. A V.

evopfiiv

G.

Bepiyyepi

'lovXi

G.

?vopfilov

?lovXi)

D.

?vopfil

D. (Bepiyyepi)
A.

'lovXw

Bepiyyepiv

lovXi

V.

See

Bepiyyepi
*
Avr
'?Xvttis,

A?Xa?is,

'IovXis, Ka?aXXapis,
Neuters

/cvpis, Mdpis,

ava?oXlBiv,

A<f>poBelais,

Arffiryrpis,

*EXXaBis, Evyevis,

Bepiyyepis,

in the Glossary.

iXis, %aprdpis,

Tp

aarjfiiv, ?a'Cv, ?aXrlBiv,

dpfiapiv,

KaareXXiv,

evopfiiv, Qefiarw,

v is>

?Xarlv,

?aviapiv,

a multitude

and

oyfrapiv, arraOlv, ^iXrjfiariv,

yoyyvXiv,
of

*EXev6?piv,

others.

H could no longer be distinguished

in pronunciation
from I, the endings
IX, IN were written also US', HN (? 47). Thus, 'Apfievrjs, 'AprCi?ovprjs,Ka?aXXaprjs,
When

KeXXciprfs, fiayyavdprjs,
Neuters

afifirjv, ?epyrfv,

thus syncopated
oifrdpiov, become

Ka?aXXdpios,

Bepiyy?pios,

rrap wfirfv,

?epovlKifv,

The accent of a noun

vdpr]s ; all

?aKr

fiaKeXX?prjs, Tapylrrjs,

inflected

like M?vrfS

(? 59,

aaKKrjv.

irpoaarlr?rjv,

is the same as that of the full form.

Bepiyyepis,

2).

Ka?aXXapis,

Thus,

oyjrdpiv, respectively.193

2. In inscriptions referred to the first three centuries of our era, the ending AIOS is
shortened

found

into

AIS-

If we follow

'Eana?os.

Thus,

'Eana?s.

'A0rjvais, Elprjva?s,

these

(See

nouns

of syncopated

the analogy

in the

words

aXXd^ifia,

aXXaj-lfiaTa

G.

aXXa?lfic?v, aXXa?ifidrcov

D.

dXXa?ificp,dXXalj?fiaTi

D.

aXXafjifiois,

Be'fyfiov, fieraardaifiov,

'tyaovv, V.

names

?JV began

rraiBl, in the Glossary.

are inflected
in 0T2
as

'Irjaov, in the New

the dative

6. In later Greek,

Glossary.

to be dropped as early as the tenth

the Doric

7, p. 213.
Compare
194
1204
BEKKER.

also
T?

Testament.
of

N.

follow^:
So Za??ovs,

'Irjaovs, G.
Koaaovs,

is 'Iyao?, not

'Irjaovs, Joshua,

yIr?aov, D.

'Iyaov,

Xprjarovs.

'Irjaov.

the ending il of feminines like Xe^?, r)^ , Xairfy ,was written also
?21.194

the diphthong
Compare

in the

aretyifiov,

aXXa?ifiaai

'ABpavovrty],

the Septuagint

198

adfyfiov,

of the abridged ending

See

5. Foreign

with

A.

aXXafjifiaTOs

century.

In

N.

inflected after the analogy

aXXa?ifiov,

4. The N

A.

Plur.

aXXdf-ifiov

accent

Glossary.)

G.

also

See

A.

N.

*A6r?vaios, E?prjva?os,

in IOS, we must

3. In Byzantine Greek, verbal nouns in IMON are often

of neuters in A of the third declension.
Thus,
Sing.

for

'Eanais,

'A?rjvais, Elpyvais,

See

'Aprefim,

cbeip?p,

eKpa??p,

the Doric

a?yes,

?pxala

t&p

A?owa

?Koo-prj?ep, for
ira?bes, yvpaUes,

?priyp?cpayp

ep Tals

i, Q?kpr

?beipaaap,
for

the

i, in the Glossary.

eKp?gao-ap,
original

a?yrjs,

eis Q Xr)yovarais

ev?eiais

Koo-pr)?rjo-ap.

APOLLON.

ira?brjs, yvpa?Kr?s.
e?xop

to

3,

Synt.

Bekker.

irpooyeypapp?pop,

1236.
olop,

A GLOSSARY OF LATER

84

THIRD DECLENSION

OF NOUNS.

?61.
1. In later and Byzantine Greek, nouns in HX
after the analogy of the first declension.
Thus,
N.

Sing.

"ApTjs

A?vairpis

'A\vs

AapBvs

ApT)
Advairpi

"AXv

AapBv

?
AXvv

Aaphvv

'A\v

AapBv

*Aya0OKXrjs
G.

IS, and TS are sometimes

D. Advairpi

See
NT.

AapSv

A.

"ApTjv

i'Aya0oicXr?v

Advairpiv

V.

Api)

Aya0oK\rj

Advairpi

also

Hebr.

tov

19

6,

9Air(pv^ Aiovvs,

Advaarpis,

rdpyapis,

dacpaX?jv,

as

Ka/ivs,

a, various

KapBvs,

in the Glossary.
tov
as
iroBr]pr?v,

Kkavavs,
1,

Apoc.

reading.

inflected

13

various reading. Apocr. Nicod. Euangel. I, A, 5, 1 & evae?rj. Thorn. Euangel. A 3, 2

<5dae?rj. Act. Andr, 11 &STpaT?K\7j. InSCR. 1153 a>MeveKpaTTj.Chal. 913 D & Ei
Apophth.

Tirj^.

; as tov

'ApiarocpdvT)

or

in AN.
12,

Apoc.

NT.

Thus,

13

tco

27

Adampi.

'ApiaTOCpdvTjv.

2. In later and Byzantine Greek

ends

Acrop.

'Airtpv.

this rule applies chiefly to the accusative singular of proper names

In classical Greek,
in HS

tou

Apphys,

dpaevav,

Matt.
as

the accusative singular of the third declension often

9,

18 and

a various

Joan.

13,

reading.

25

20,

a various

as
%eZ/>az/,

eiKovav, as

14

reading.

various

reading,

APOCR. Thom. Euangel. A, 3, 3 veoTTyrav. 10, 2 irohav. 16, 1 #eFpaj/. B, 3, 2 depav.

8, 2 irallav. Nicod. Euangel. I, A, 9, 1 cpov?av. 12, 2 KXelhav. Anaphor. Pilat. A, 3
10

X^ipav.

2089

opav.
aTvXiBa.
22

74,

vvKTav.

HJERM.

yvvaiKav,

3827,
yXavKav

X, Vol.

1 0vyaTepav.

1,

0vyaT?pav.
Ill,

as a various

p.

2347,
1055

Mandat.

4,

evay^fiovav.

(Addend.)

iraripav.

3952

1 yvvaucav.

dvBpidvrav.

Inscr.
3293

5922

av

1781

aTvXXe?Bav
iraTpiSav.

for

Ltd.

reading.

apparent barbarism (suggested by the corresponding ending of the first de

clension) coincides with the theoretical case-ending of the accusative of the third
as in patrem, hominem, where M
declension.
(Compare the Latin case-ending EM,
corresponds to the Greek N.)
This

3. The dative plural,

r) Arrrm,

tury.

r) Scwr^?i.

The

See above, ? 57.

word

in later and Byzantine writers, is sometimes formed by annex

irpoayeypafip,?vov

shows

that

this

remark

wa,s

written

before

the

thirteenth

cen

AND

to the root.

ing AIX
for

Theoph.

rrXa?l.

Apocr.
9

624,

4. In modern Greek
o

?vBpas,
In

Mal.

223, 19 m-XoKcus,

of the third declension

is gen
by annexing A ; as

AX to the root ; that of feminines,

r] Xafirr?Ba.

we

Greek

Byzantine

85

V. 1.
fivpiiai.

the nominative of masculines

r) yvvaiKa,

ylyavras,

GREEK.

8 $\x>yais for ?ko?l.

Andr.

Act

fivpidBais,

erally formed by annexing

o

BYZANTINE

find

Somas,

drrXorr?ra,

pnyas,

?vyar?pa.

such

(Compare

forms as hebd?mada,
for hebdomas,
lampada,
lampas.)
5. The neuter endings AN, EN, ON, OTN, in Byzantine Greek, are souffitimes
changed into ANTA, ENTA, ONT A, OTNTA. Vit. Epiph. 352 B airavra for arrav.

Latinized

63

Leimon.
oiKOvvra.
12

for

opfiovvra

rteaovra.

18

211,

23

264,

irape'xovra.

Mal.

opfiovv.

ovra.

212

464

e%ovra.

11

38,
217

for

KareveyQ?vra

fieXXovra.

220,

60,

Karevey?iv.

15

22
235>

afivpviaaOevra.

avXXrj^d?vra.

DERIVATION

OF NOUNS.

?62.
-AB

a modification

OX,

-AIN

as:

G.

A,

as K

araiva,

paiva,

female

of

x?diva,

the wife

of

XvKaiva,
aras

the family

of

in numeral

tAPIA,

-O B O
X

: Klaa?os,

; Herpawa,

Tovpva?os.

In modern

classical.

the

ofXicXrfpos

(e^?<fiv y?p

substantives,

in modem

wife
rov

it means

Greek,

Her pos.
of
arr?pfiaros

Greek,

Cedr.
r v

the
II,

XKXt)p

the number
ten, BeKomevrapi?,
Beicapid, the number
fifteen,
B BeKapid, a dozen.
from
It comes
the Latin
in
-ARIUS,

elxoaapid,
such

words

XtcXr?

v).

denotes a multiple

ten ; as

of;

wife

556

of five

score.
as

or

Also

binarius,

vicenarius.

denarius,
-A P I O
X , from
#

Bevrep?pios,
is

'APIA,
As

-A X,
Kepar?s,

in Greek
G.
Kpaa?s,

Sometimes
Greek.

See

Glossary.
- AT O
N,
daparov.

like

diro?rfKaptos, dp^apios, drzoaraaidpios,

?aaraydpios,
others.
The
feminine
corresponding
ending

?aXiardpios,

KayKeXXapios,

they

are

simply

Latin

words

letters.
in, maker

Krev?s,

it has

from

and many

dirXiKrapios,

?, dealer

also

v?pios,
as
;
Soyeiapla.

-ARIA

Latin

-ARIUS

Koir

Boyeidpios,

to words

written

the Latin

of,

keeper

of

: da?earas,

?eXovas,

?XaB?s,

/cara?Xaras,

ogvyaXaras.

an

augmentative

BaaiXcis,

Tprjyop?s,

the Latin-ATUS:

; as

Kar
<f>ay?s, Karaj>ay?s,
fyay?s, in classical
K
aro fiaras,
in the
<f)aXas, Mi^arfXas,
rpa^riXas,

force

BofieariKarov,

Bpovyyapdrov,

rrarpiKarov,

rtpwroawa^

A GLOSSARY OF LATER

86

^AT

: ?vrCia,

or organ

ment

from the Slavic

-EBOS,

denotes the effect produced by any instru

-EB,

airaO?a.

aov?Xea,

iroB?a, pa?Bia,

Kovrapea,

o^iKaTcop.

aXKaydrc?p, ?iy\aT(op,

. It
usually

-1A

from the earlier

-EA,

-ATOE,

the Latin

from

HP,

to -OBOS.

equivalent

Nie.

Greg.

I, 391

Tepve?os.
a?, from

G.

'HPA,
-I KI

O N,

from

-I S S A

, G.

fi

?airTiaT^pa.
Si

diroXvTiKiov, dpxovTapUiov,

rpcoviKia.

to

Tjs, equivalent

cepiaaa,

?aaiXiaaa,

efCKXijaidp
Aao

KO/iryriaaa,

KavBiBaTiaaa,

Kaiaapiaaa,

xa?aKKa

dpxpvTiKiov,

:?
: Airdfiiaaa,

-ESS

the English

eiriaTTjfiovapxio'O'a,

^irapxio'cra,

Xl<T(Ta"i

-1 KO

the earlier
XiTaviKiov,

iraviKiov,

piKiov,lcaT

-HP:

the earlier

BUiaaa.

Slavic

possessive

It occurs

-OB.

ending

in names

of places.

619 o Tepvo?os. Acrop. 36. 162 Tplvo?os. Nie. Greg. I, 30. 484 Tepvo?os.
Feminine
I, 175 Tipvo?os. 509 Tpivo?os. (See also -ABOS,
-EBOS.)

Nicet.
Cant.
-OB

the

from

-OBOS,

-O BON

Neuter

-n

Neuter

irovXov.

Latin

KOfiTjToirovXos.

?piTjXoirovXos,

usually
-UBA:

the

from

OTAOS,

irovXa.

SfioKo?ov,
the Latin

from

9Apdxo?a,

-nOTAON,
it has

Sometimes

son

pullus,

of:

daughter

child

of,

sense:

a diminutive

dpxovToirovXos,

of:

A A,

-HOT
of,

the N.

KXeiaovpa.

?o7j0ovpa,

offspring

Talfio?a.

MeXxio?a,

; as "Aw?ov, Kepdao?ov, Kxlvo?ov,

without

pronounced

Feminine

AeXo?a,

KXelao?a,

Bapdao?a,

-OB O), in modern Greek

(Slavic

KXoKo?ov, MeTao?ov,
-OTPA,

; as

Greek

in modern

A,

son

av0evToirovXos,
dpxovToirovXa,

?aroirovXov,

deToirovXov,

?oaKo
evyeviKo

dpxovToirovXov,

of:

Ta

efiiroToirovXov,

tydkiBoirovXov.

? 63.
Diminutives.

neuter

STecpavaKios.
Z A,

STpovfiiT^a,

In modern

TopveaaKiv.

It made
G.
In

of

-AKIOS:

ov, connected

G.

-AKIOS,

prodromus.

&eoBoTaKr?s, MapTiv?Kr?s.

; as iraiBaKi, iroBapaKi, BevBpaKi, cpeyyapaKi.

-AKION,

-IT

-AKION:

for

-AKIN
the N

-AKIOS:

(For

the

change

of

-1S

see above, ? 60, 1.)

into -HS>
out

7), for

G.

-AKHS,

as,

proper

TpiaBiT^a.

in the

its appearance
from

the Slavic
names

the

it

it regularly

(See

above,

Slavic

-E K,

-HK:

sixth

century.

KairiaTpaKiov,
with

Greek

-HT

S A:

has

lost

with

? 60, 1.)
aTevaKiov.
KiovaKiov,
BaaCXaKios,

STavpaKios,

KapiBiT^a, i|r^/T?x, in Ptocho

as PafieaTaviT^a,
diminutive
force;

Kapa?iBiT^a,
its

appears

AND

In modern
rlraa,

xaaravlraa.

viraa,

Toplraa,

for

fiiKporeplrCiv.

yvios,

7], from

that

Birpivlraa,

yiBlraa,
Boviraa^

BeXxlraa,

<??
Tva

BaaiXlr?rfs,

Kapa?lrtyv,

'IaKto?lrCrjs, XfcvXlrCrjs.

QeofaXlr?rjs,
KapvBlr?iv,

irpoaarir?iv,

KpofifivBlr?iv,

Xa%avlr?iv,

-I OK,

-OK,

in the modem

heard

yvioms, dear son,

is, vlos.

from the Latin

rroprovXa, ?apKOvXa,

-U L A :
werpovXa. Very common in modern Greek

; as

ywaiKovXa.

H,

-OTTZIKOX,
tives

?apdraa,

ywaidraa,

in Ptochoprodromus.

from the Russian

-OT A A,

: Boarlraa,

the preceding:

-ITZION:

Common

OK AX,

as

-ITXA;

names

in proper

So

<,G.

-ITZIN

written

87

MaKpiviraa.

-IT ZHX

from

it is now

Greek

GREEK.

BYZANTINE

ON,

: fiiKpovr?iKos, Xiyovr?iKov.

from the Slavic

Common

Greek.

Modem

-HT SHE

-T8HEK,

K,

in adjec

in Ptochoprodromus.

? 64.
Compound Nouns.
In Byzantine

: afyvopvyia

examples

iriBofiriXa for
for

xmoKafiiaa

Greek

Greek,

compounds

for drivai

BafiaaKrjva

Kal opvyia

Kai airlBia

ko? ?pada.

; as avKOKapvBa, for

are sometimes

avKa koi

for yvvaiKes

; yvvaiKorraiBa

to the following

/cai rraiBia ; SafiaaKrjva

firjXa ; firfXoKvB via ; rroBoKe<f>aXa; vrroKafiiao?paKia

Kai
of

Words

formed according

this

are

description

very

common

in modern

KapvBia.
ADJECTIVES.

? 65.
In later and Byzantine Greek, adjectives in -OTX are sometimes inflected as if
the nominative ended in -OX: dpyvpos^ evirXos^xpv<t?s< (Compare the classical Bopvg?
from Bopv?oos. Also, NT. Matt. 23, 15 BnrXorepovas if from BnrXos.)
?66.
Derivative
-A N O
X,
Xpianavos

from the Latin

from XPIXTOX,

-ANUS,
in the New

Baa?XeiBiav?s,
AoaiOeavoSi KaprroKpariav?s,
- AT OX
:
-ATUS
the
Latin
, from

Adjectives.
derived from names of persons :

in adjectives
Testament
XaropviXiavos,
afivyBaXaros,

KqpwOiavos^
Xeovrjpiav?s,

Xifi

viavos, KXeo?iavQs,

in Eusebius.

ye/xaTo?, BnrXoKaXafiapdros,

fiavporpi^a

A GLOSSARY OF LATER

88

fiouaraKaros,

paros,

^itcumflex.

Most

As

9T?TpaKa\afiapdTOs.

however,

commonly,

in

is long

to

it ought

-ATUS,

of this class are written

adjectives

take

the

with

the

acute on the penuli

in four

-EINOSi

from

syllables,195

earlier

the

-IMOS:

irer???vos,

fiapyapiTap??po?,

atvmretvos.

rrera?vios,

the

from

-ENIOS,

Modern*

preceding.

as

Greek;

fiapfmp?vios,

fiapyapiTap?vios,

?vXevws, daiffi?vios.
PRONOUN.

? 67.

Your

us.

saw

e?Be,He

Mas

for ?fids or ?fi v ;m as

and adsm
fids is used for r)fidsor r?p&v9

1. In modem Greek,

eO tottos

fias, Our

fO tottos

saw you.

elBe, Re

Sds

place.

aas,

place.

In

same

the

form of the article,

the original
tt?, is used
to,
to?,
namely,
as an enclitic
or
; as Tt)v elBes ; Did you see
it, she, but only
proclitic

language,

for auTo'?, o, i\, he,

'O tottos ttjs, Her

her ?

the

for

also

common

less

Its accusative

place.

as

r&v;

genitive

tovs

plural

*0 tottos

(for all genders)

tovs, Their

country.

Some of these forms are found also in Byzantine Greek.

avT7]v as a various

Bid fivXiTov xi0ov, with

BaaCXeiav

o 0eos tt)v dyiav

ttoBcov ads

iroi7]T7]v

Nom.

HdvTa

Cer.

Ta

CoTELER.

220

281 STp?aas tt)v

36 HoXvxpoviov

iron\aei

BovXcoaei

irpo t&v

ads

ex?pov

tcov

10 noXXd

295,
Ta en/.

383

Mal.

be
tt] ! Many
El tis yvvaiKos

their

years!

tov

dBeXcpo

yafi7?aei.

2. In modern Greek,
IB i ko s or
jective

aas.

Kal KaXd tcov

15 HoXXa

295,

Al dpeTai

384

eis iroXXa cttj !

ads

Porph.

reading.

is used

own,

?BiKos,

refers

to the

the possessive
and

the

enclitic

and

property,

pronoun

the

genitive
genitive

is formed by means of the adjective

of

the

; as

or owners

owner

to the

pronoun.

personal

The

ad

eoW?

fiov,

eBiKov fiov, eBiK7\ fiov, my, mine.

In Byzantine Greek, we find the following

iBiKcov avTOv dv0pcoTTcov. Leo.
tcov IBiKcov avTcov dpx?VTcov.

11, 22
NlCET.

Kal
158,

Tivas
27.

forms.

M auric

1, 9 Tcov hrvrifilcov Kal

IBikovs aov dv0pcoirovs

CuROP.

33,

15

inaTovs.

14, 93

Aid

Kac iSmov aVTOV

vE%6i ^e

cpXafiovXov.
195

ov xffl

Mycw,

196 ?phisword is formed from

o-i, after the analogy of pas from pi.
197For the confusion of the accusative with the
genitive, compare the Slavic

vas,

Condemned

by

Phrynichus.

Srvinrewov

Phryn.

TCTpa<rvXXa?<os

?XX?

avev tov E

rpiavXX?

aTUmrivov.

?as,

fjpSw:

?as,

corresponding

to vp?s

(vos)

and

vp&v:

and

<7X> *? avrovs

and

ayr&v.

corresponding to r)pasand

BYZANTINE GREEK.

AND

89

VERBS.

? 68.
of Verbs.

Augment
1. The
11

168,

12

495,

IV,

for

478,

3. Unusual

?e&Ka,

(Compare

passive

rre^rvx^

495,

ji?vos.

Adm.

14

6, 59

pepvir

is

THEOPH.

Cont.

In modern
ypap,p,evos,

Cer.

14

140,

fiapfidp

this

Greek,

part

KOfifievos,

rifirffievos,

69

eBioUei,

rj^ piarai

from

drreKar?arr].

396,

pepvrr

verb

Cramer.

KeKarr?pafiai.
Eus.

5, 28,

Leimon.

p. 253,

27
746

fi?vos.

40
pepv

(37)

?e?o(f> fie'vos.

of the perfect par

(or reduplication)
?vfi
13

241,

fl?vos.

fiefiapfidp

16

3,

pepl(f>0ai.)

137 B

12 ?ovXX

the

18

374,

pepevKe.

Apophth.

fie'vos.

fievos.

aiBrjp

9 pivoKOirrffievos.

rai for
of

Sir.

176

THEOPH.

329,

112,

Joseph.

ireirpo^>r]reva6ai.

12

1 pepirrrai.

15,

281

Frag.

553,

rrvprroXrffievos.

1, 44

THEOPH.

pepavrai,

Macar.

omitted.

1. ire^iXoKaXrj^evov.

13

257

the syllabic augment

sometimes

rrpoaofio

dnXiKevfievos.

etgrjae.

eKareXa?ofie?a.

9 and

Theoph.

Pind.

fieva.

6462

Mal.

eTroXi pKrjaev.

I, A,

Euangel.

493,

rrpoej>r?revro.
42

24,

tyv%

errapaKaQiaav.

Num.

KeKTiafievos.

9 ?arrnafievos.

149,

from

and

6337

35

159,

Mal.

eiralpero.

?Bi Kovvro.

320,

Greek.

Byzantine

aav.

epr\fi

: Inscr.

EuTHYM.

700

: Sept.

679

and

8 hriaK?rrr]aev.

94,
462

1,

14

erreavvd^ev.

204,

V.
<f)iXoKaXr}fie'vov,
X

VlT.

eBioUet.

169

4. In Byzantine Greek,
ticiple

Apol.

APOCR. Nicod.

pepaBiovpyr?Kaai.
ir fievos. M AL.
Od.

JuST.

127,

reduplication

256

3,

and

10

erreavva^av.

Vol.

augment

fie0d>pfir]aev.

BicpKei.
. 126,
dcfropl?
19

the

Karr]yopovv.

116

fiev os.

dp fiar

in

even-apolvrjaav.
461

eXXrjviCev.

7 al^fiaXc?revaav.

13

668,

in later

omitted

18

70,

456,

peculiarities

1,

Theod.

eaaav.

eprjfi fiev v.

2. Other
Apion.

THEOPH.

18

282,

Xoyrjae.

is sometimes

augment

temporal
evavriovro.

682,
CoDIN.

12

aayfiar
12

78,

Ammon.

459,

20

fievos.
avfirrr

KaareX
PoRPH.

fi?vov.

So

rai.

always

without

appears

the augment

; as

^?rrjfievos.

? 69.
Indicative Active
the third person plural

1. In modern Greek,
ends

in

OTN;

359,

13

Kvpievovv.

The

as

Xeyovv,
Nom.

ending OTN

VOL. VIL NEW

andMiddle.

ypd<f>ow,

Coteler.

47

rrlvow.

of the indicative and subjunctive active

In Byzantine

rroir\aovv.

307

Greek

eadlovv,

we

have,

Leo

exovv.

seems to be formed from the original ONTI as follows

SERIES.

12

Gram.

: ONTI

A GLOSSARY OF LATER

90

O T N. According to Hesychius,
the Cretans said exovt f?r
(Doric), O N (not .used),
exovai. (Compare the following.)
2. In later and Byzantine Greek, the third person plural of the perfect active often
ends

in AN.m

olBav.

e?pTjfcav. BoiSS.

17,
896

252

Lycophr.

irpTf/cav.

Nicod.

of

the analogy

the

Inscr.

e?arjX0aTe.

have

2264,

449,

the

dependent

iaeX0aTe.

Mal.

20

moods

12

XavTO.

18. 405

ire

ik av

obp

Kal eliroa-av
because
199
Kal
?paxv

Adv.

avri
Kal r?

Lycophron
EUST.

oi

1759,

eXXrjvi?ovres

et Paul.

?e

X?yovariv.

The

Andr.

Ti0ovv.

Orph. Arg.
16

23,

119 elBa.

Nicod.
Mal.

4, 4

Amos

eXa?av.

Apocr.

f)x0a.

ecpepa aoristic.

Sept.

Ex.

Euangel.
13 ecpvyav.

66,

21.

250,
.

e\aex0aTcoaav

14,16

APOCR. Act.

evpoiev.

direX0aT

49

Epigr.
14

Pet.

20 dvaydyai.

475,

Porph.

Adm.

evpdfirjv.

Apocr.

Mal.

yevdfievos.

Theoph.

dcpeiXavTo.

10,

213,

Tzetzes

opoia.

10

10

Pet.

eX i)X v ? av

was

5922
105

ay ay ai.

Callim.

p. 261
.

for

ela

et Paul.

30

14 avva

476,

8 y?veiev.

136,

73,

Nicod.
19

109,
122

d(peiXaTO.

Leo

I,

Euangel.

yevdfievos.

eiXaTO.

native

of

211,

13

e?

190,

expression

?a-vvrj?es

y?p

ad Lycophr.

tjtoi

XaX/a?iKr?s

to take

for

granted

v V ovTos

c*X

252

Tl?obpiKav,
o?

[read
that

tov 7T
(j)piKaai,

like

rois

iriqbpiKav

are

of the

'A?egavdpevo-iv

rreirvKVi?VTai.

?iaXeKTOv,

'Attiktjs

ttjs?]

forms

?>s r) irap?

Xc|tp
?vrl

the endings

?>s to

To

??

ia-xHCoaav

Chalcidean,

simply

Chalcis.

'Hp?pTTjTaL ?e,
iv K?XiK?a

opoia

seems

aorist sometimes appears with

Ovb?v

TzETZ.

Ta
ireqbp?Kao-i Kal

tov

Act.

'Aydyas.

o?

to

<?>r]o\ [tHpaKXeiBr?s'],

ovt<?

airo tov Xa?av

aXqba 7Tpo(f)ipovTat,

e?s A N

1, 5 elxafiev.

yevdfievos.

Gram.

, Kal air

(Compare

Ionic.199

ecpdya/iev.

11 evpeiav for

110

5. On the other hand, t\xefirst

? av

19, 42

participle.

voice.

Act.

420,

I,

sometimes inflected after

eTi0eov

for

all

Leimon.

595,

Hes.

evpas.

dcpeiXdfievos.

iXrjXv

Ti0eaai

fieTeaxav.

2266,

dva?aXas.

15, 5 yevdfievos.

Sext.

Theod.

irecpavepcoKav.

I, A,

Euangel.

122

evpav.

and

eic?dXai.

in the middle

382,

17, 20

Inscr.

541

19

252,

Proteuangel.

yvpafiev.

23

60,

Theoph.

So also

198

Nicod.

II,

(Addend.)
1 eiBafiev.

15,

eX0 Tcoaav, elaeX0ovTcov.

A,

ireiroiTj/cav.

ea, f)a, eaTe, hl0ea,

2 Reg.

eiria.

in

GRAM.

Apocr.

VlLLOIS.

we

5 r?X0afiev.

4,

yayas.

Barn.

yeyovav.

y?ypacpav,

aorist.

first

Sept.

elaeBpaica.

So

2,

Apocr.

elpr?Kav.

evire

b,

4712,

irapeiXqcpav.

second aorist was often inflected like the first aorist.

4. The

234,

Ill,

Greek

classical

15

230

3 irpoaeBevav.

et Matthiae

I, A.

I, A,

19,

Apoc.
4

38

3137,

imperfect active, in later and Byzantine Greek, was

3. The

133

NT.

irecppiKav.

Euangel.

Inscr.

eopyav.

is formed from the original ANT I by simply dropping TI.

This ending
the preceding.)

In

179

Batrachom.

irpoqbipovTai
Kal

(fraywv

iXXrjvi?ovres

....
eXa?

avTol
a

ea

e?s aXo5a

rreparovpevov
to N

airo?aXXovTes

Xeyovres

iv K?XiK?a will

Kal e qb a y a .
remind

the

reader

Kal

Kal

Tpvra

of Paul

ex^rai

'Aaiavrjs

Kal peraTi?ivres

to

?? Tovrap
of Tarsus.

pucpov

?avns.
O

eis

nXn?vvTiKa

AND

second.

fielvai from

6. The

call

grammarians
SEPT. Ex.

Ruth.

695

contract
each

OOSAN
KaTevoovaav

?act).

become

as a V. 1.

2 Reg.

Ps.
4

1583,

imperfect
find

efid0oaav.

ending

AOSAN
Sept.

20,

10

5,

eBoXiovaav.

Ez.

evpoaav.
21

11

22,

18

4,

Ps.

ScYMN.

and E02JAN,
Ex.

10

41,

33,

1, 4

Job.

coKoBofiovaav.
Jer.

76,

eXafi?d

?ax^oaav.

as a v.l.

rjvofiovaav.

eXd

Ka0eiXo

12

22,

?2SAN;

?yewmaav

Nehem.

8, 29

?ipco.

Ez.

Lycophr.

6,

1, 25

5 Kareaxoaav.

3,

becomes

Gen.

evoovaav.

15

Nehem.

ecpalvoaav.

Deut.

eKplvoaav.

r?poaav from

114,

eiBoaav,

OTSAN.201

ecoaav from

eviKcoaav.202

8. In modern Greek,
and

the

verbs,

as a V. 1.

INSCR.

37

14

3,

ecpepoaav.

4, 50

26

18,

1 r?X0oaav.

1 Mac.

282,

Jos.
4

22,

78,

ecpdyoaav.

M.

KaTeXiiroaav.

r)fiapToaav.
1 Par.

eirioaav.

7
Et.

eaxoaav.

eiroiovaav

eiiroaav.

29

28,

16, 24
5

32,

or Asiatic.200

Chalcidean,

r?X0oaav.

11

77,

Jer.

7. In

it Bceotic,

?Boaav.

4,

eiBoaav.

voaav.

Zos. 73, 14

fievco.

15, 27

7, 19

?oaav.

17

91

ending OSAN
(for the common ON) of the third person plural of #the
and second aorist active is of frequent occurrence in later Greek.
The

imperfect

aav.

GREEK.

II, 7 (23) ?yvpevaesas a various reading.

Apocr. Nicod. Euangel.

fielvoi for

BYZANTINE

aorist

.421

is one of the endings

; as

active

iypdcpaai,

: Apocr.

the

forms
following
V.
1. dirripaai, write
paai
eirr?paai;

eypdtyaai,
2

122

II,

Byzantine
Theoph.

?iroirjaaai.

VlLLOISS.

eiralpco.

In

?cpdyaai.

Barthol.

Martyr.
from

of the third person plural of the

Greek

we

eirel

725,

hri0eaai.

? 70.
Subjunctive Active andMiddle.
In the early stages of the language, the subjunctive often coincided in form with
indicative.
200
?ov

Thus,

2?T> ]j^ ^26

[to

TpiTOV tS

beiov

*HX

? o a-a v . . . . oi
EuST.

irpi?T<f\.

t) v i Ke?vo

Kara XaXKibe?s
rjv iroiei,

<?>r]o\,

s,

to

To

io-x<*Cocrav

(jx?vrjs XaXKi?ii?V
201

Et.

oobe?Xcv

M.
elvai

1759,

a<?>

rjvav

eqbvyov Kal rjX?ov irapev??o-ei

30

?i\aofiev,

dyelpofiev,

ov

y?p Bolc?toI
30

iXaaaeai,

cm tS>v pr)

eabrj to

tov

alypa

Kal tov

oo-av

ovXXa?rjs

rrap? AvK?obpov?

Kal irap

qbvy

aXXois

to

rjv t p e?s

cp0i Tai, in Homer.

eis 2

irpoo-cairov i^aip?arei

t rj s ?'

o?vtovov

tov O

7Toiovo-t iaoovXXa

t)v yiverai,

Keqb aX a i.

To

aXqba.

Kal

o a- av

fJX?oo-av.

Kal to

Oi

b?

Ovt<?

?poqb

b? toiovtov

*0 br? oi TJj
'Aariavjj xp^f1^01

Xeyovres

iXey

IfielpeTai,
tt)v peroxrjv

ixovrav

To b? rjov em
np?Tov

Aa>piKa>s '??aiobos

irpov?eo-ei

ttjs AN

epvaaofiev,

the

vov

'Ho-io

ob vrj iroiovvi,

b? Kal Ta opoia.

irXrjaiov

yevop?vav

v irXrj?vvriKav

e 8 oXio

to

1761,

qbvyoa-

av

?bia eiaiv.
282,

33

AoXt?,

iboXLeov iboX?ovv,

irapaTariKos

oTrep

iiro?eov

iboX?eov
iiroiovv,

(imperfect)

in Inscr.

TpiTov

oi Bok?toI

e
TTOiovo't to TpiTov t?> irp&T& io'oo^vXXa?ov, oiov
p? ?oa
ep??opev
202
accents
?v?K crav, and regards
it as equivalent
Boeckh

occurs, corresponds tomW

to

iboX?ovv,
?XX

av,

im

etbopev

to evUrjcrav.

1584. 1585.

r
T v

pr) ?x?vrcav tt)v peToxty

v a- av

Kal

eis 2 o?vrovov

elbocav.
The

expression,

however,

in which

it

A GLOSSARY OF LATER

92

is distinct from the indicative ; except the person

In the Attic dialect the subjunctive

- co as
;
ypdcpco, ypdtyco.

in

less

in the

But

cultivated

dialects

the

was

subjunctive

Inscr.
pronounced and written with the connecting vowels of the indicative.
el for ?ji. 2008 dvafrjcpl?ei. 2350 (iEtolbii;
,7y?. 2448, V, 25. 26. VII,
30.

26.

V,

iroe?.

I, 111

iroTayei.

Swolaei,

VIII,

163.

176

2484

iroijaei.

5774.

v?fiei,
Hes.

irpd^ei.

O?aei,

I,

5775,
Xa?ei.

eirdpei,
dpTvaei.

151

diroddvei.

108

I,

160

I,

Phot.

/cofiiaei.

eveyKei, irpoacpepei,

36

VI,

dirofcpvyfrei.

107

I,

1688, 40
13 $?fa.

eiri?aXXei.

2953

Bo%ei.

130

I,

cp?pei.

32

VI,

kirimvievaei.

9 ypdtyei.
3984

128

I,

31

VI,

??o?ia&i.

iroijaei.

TeXe0ei.

161.

I,

rji.

25

iror?aei.

KaTa?ei,

(Ionic)

el for

20

17,

VII,

3044

14.

VII,

often

Lex.

avveveyKei.

in

the

24

%vXoypacp7]0 ?. MARTYR.

So
VIII,

find

We
eiirovai.

Inscr.

passive.

Inscr.

also,

Hes.

5128

2008

ird0ovai.

HelaovTai,

Comn.

26

VII,

BioiKehai.

viroax^rai.

Theoph.

dydyovai.

2448,

KaTaBexeTai.

(Ionic)
EuPLI.
193

280,

13 e?irofiev.

13 xaP ^-

98,

Porph.

^n niodern

Cer.

Greek,

211,

15

so far

as

sound is concerned, there is no difference between the endings of the

subjunctive and
of
indicative.
those
the

? 71.
Active.

Optative

The original ending S AN of the third person plural of the optative active is some
times
Job.
10

used

in

later

Sept.

14 tyrfkacprjaaiaav.

5,

Ps.

irvpaevaaiaav.

INSCR.

Greek.

1699.

Sometimes

The Elean
original

18,

34,

25

1702

irapexoiaav.

SAN

becomes

inscription

diroTivoiaav

and

49,

7 0r?pevaaiaav.
eliroiaav.

JV.

283,

Curt.

5.

alveaaiaav.

18,
35

103,

Hippol.

(Inscr.
the

Gen.

47
12.

eX0oiaav.

eKXeliroiaav.
Xeyoiaav.
13. 31

1, 44

Deut.
18,
Tobit.

3,

Phavor.

irapexoiv

for

iroir?aaiaav.

oXeaaiaav.

20,

11 evXoyrjaaiaav.

p. 172,
irapexoiaav,

11) has diroTivoiav, an intermediate

common

11

23

eliraiaav.
irapexoiev.

form between

the

diroTivoiev.

? T2.
Imperative.

In classical Greek, the personal endings of the third person

plural of the imperative
are NTI2N
(Cretan NT 12) for the active, and S&?2N for the passive and middle; as
Xey?vrcov,

Bovtcov,

the Latin NTO,

Bei%dvTcov, itoiovvtcov:

NT OR.)

Xeyea0cov,

Boa0cov,

Bei^da0cov,

iroiela0cov.

(Compare

AND

The
Greek.

Her.

Anab.
5, 5

41.

ear

aav.

eXmaar
rrer aav.

later

aav.

354

aav.

CuRT.

29.

but

classical,
aav.

Xen.

common

very

12,

Equest.

aav.
Oeparrevadr aav, Bor
4, 4 rroielr aav.
rrpoir aav.

aav.

ay'ea?

10, 2

in

later

ear

aav.
4,
Bi -

Vectig.
4, 5

v<f>ela? aav.

?x?r aav,

27.

30.

2,

31.

32.

35

Plat.

Ps.

5,

12

aav.

?pyer

?voiy'er aav,
aav.
9, 11
ev(f>pav0r]T

(spurious)

aav.

1 fyvyer aav, BiaaKOpiria?rjr

drroBoaO aav.
355 Karafyep?r aav.

aav,
21.

Tim.

26

1,
aav.

19.

a,

aav

39,

Gen.

opi?er

3137,

avvreXeaar

3595

93

8,

Aeschin.

airoarpa^rjr

1570,

rrovtfaar

ear

Xxyever aav,

4, 11

authors.

Sept.

9, 17

INSCR.

rrapaBor

in

18

Hier.

4, 3
aav.

rare

8,

?r aav.

aav,

erravir

ear aav.

KXeier aav,

Thuc.

GREEK.

aav.

from

Examples

aav.

Venat.

aav,

fieraOeir

231 A

aav,

aav.

evvorfaar

Ker aav,
Soph.

erriaraaO

1, 4,

ear

147

1,

are

X&?2XAN

T122'AN,

endings

BYZANTINE

67,

23.

24

45.

arroarrfaar

56

aav,

aav, KaXeadr

opKiaar

aav,

17
-

emaKevaaar

aav,

drroXoyiaaa?

13.

a,

1570,

ckXi

67,

Bor aav.

aav,

?veveyKar

aav.

avvreXeir

b, eovr aav for eovr

v, eovr

? 73.
andMiddle.

Passive
1. The
subjunctive

passive

Deut.

<f)?yeaai.

Bom.

2,

rrroelaaiV)

Apophth.
(?>o?eiaai1).

ending X AI

original

17

39

rrleaai.

NT.

Besarion

iroXefie?aai ?).
8 ko fil ?a?ae
(write

25

16,

et Paul.

Pet.

64

iroXefirjaai subjunctive.

Const.

73

Herm.

2,

rrepiarraaai.

79

Chrys.

erclyeae (write eireiyeaai).

623 dvaXafi?dveaai.
KOfii?eaai).

Cer.

BoiSS.

Ill,

It is hardly necessary to state here that, in modern Greek,

of
aai,

the

indicative

present

Korrreaai,

rifidaai,

and

Koifidaai,

active

subjunctive
<f>iXe?aai,

65

ends

always

772

122
377,

230

and
127,

rrleaai.

rrrorfaai

XII,

LeimON.

Ps.

8 fyayeaai,

1056 E

(536),

PoRPH.

Sept.

17,

rrXavdaai.

e?epxecrai.

9, 40

indicative

Greek.

oBvvaaai.

rrXavdaai.

l?aai.

EuTHYM.

Leo.

Act.

and Byzantine

in later
Luc.

of the

singular

Thad.

VlT.

occurs

Apocr.

Kavxdaai.

Act.

in

of verbs
28,

of the second person

(write
(pva?aai.

<j>o?r)aai(write
rroXefirjaai (write

23 KOfii?eaai.

Koifi?aai,

376,

are<pavovaai.

the second person singular

in XAI

; as Xeyeaai,

rrlve

<j>iXrjaai.

passive or middle takes the place of the aorist

subjunctive, it is sometimes found written with the connective vowels of the subjunc
tive (H, i?). This is simply converting it into a future subjunctive. NT. Act. 21, 2f4
2. In later Greek, when

"Iva yv
1 Pet.

the future

vrai as a various

3, 1 "Iva

1 Cor.
reading.
vrai as a various
KepBrj?rfa

Ov fir) eKipev?fiai.

Martyr.

Barthol.

13, 3 "Iva
reading.

Kavdrja

Andr.

reading.
et Matthias
2

DlON Chrys.

8, p. 136, 7

Apocr.

7 "Iva yv a fieda.

fiai as a various
Act.

A GLOSSARY OF LATER

94

"Oir

s fir) ?a

"Ottc?s

9 Mrjircos

ear?a0e.

various
13

Aristeid.

38,

p. 482,

II,

Kavxv^fie0a
13

43,

(?).

irepieacovTai

11

Proc.

71,

II,

avXXr)y?r7)Tai.

20

aKOva7ja0e.

9.

I, 417,

"Iva
II,

Apophth.

irXr]a07]a?fie0a.
9

454,

I, 479,

irepieacofie0a.
17

I, 54,

reading.

12, 33, p. 527 A

Bia0r]acuVTai as a

17 0r)acovTaias a various reading.

220, 10 yevrjacovTai. 277,

reading.

683

II,

a various

as

Athen.

f,Oircos yevrjacovTai.

BASIL.

TTapa07]acovTai, irapaay^atuVTai.

Besarion
17

vTai.

41

AgATH.

from

irelar}a0e

336,

163

Ka

; as Tifiovfiai,

koi

irdaxco.

0eaT7]??7).

?74.
Contract
1. In modern
fiovfiai,
Act.

In

KoifiovvTai.

Thorn.

48

in A?2

verbs

Greek,

later

543, 7 eToXfiovv. Mal.

2. In modern Greek,
ireTaovco, fiiaOovco, TaaKov

change

and Byzantine

Act.

vydirow.

Pet.

Verbs.
?1
we

Greek

et Paul.

64

contracted
find

the

irXavovfiai.

into OT
following
Proc

247, 8 IfieXeTow.
39, 18 hlfiow.
the ancient ending -Oil becomes ONil
.

See

also

?uficovco, amXcovco,

II,

: Apocr.

forms
101,

13. 327,

24.

(formerly ?1N?2); as

TvcpXcovco, in the Glossary,

SYNTAX.

? 75.
Subject and Predicate.
A king
2743

commonly uses

tHa0rfvai

the first

fiev eirl tj) KwraaTaaei

rjfie?s, Vfiwv, cpvXaTTOfiev stand

for

person plural when he speaks of himself.

ttjs ?aaiXeias

Trjs r)fieTepas.

eyco, efiov, cpvXaTTco. NOVELL,

In

the

Same

Inscr.

inscription,

passim.

?76.
Adjective.
In later and Byzantine Greek, the superlative of an adjective is sometimes expressed
that adjective with an intervening KaL Inscr. 4697, 19 *Epfirjso
by simply repeating
fieyas Kal

fieyas,

the

same

as

'Epfirjs

fiovos Kal fiovos,The only holy One.

o fieyiaTos, The

most

great Hermes.

Eukhol.

f/Ayios

AND

BYZANTINE

GREEK.

95

? T?.
Apposition.
In Byzantine

Greek,

assaria.
Adm.

The

pUia,

Epitaph.
v

fivpiaB

Cedr.

pair

19

II,

"EareiXe

27

Xa?v.

699

233

ear-rings.
ev.
Kevrrjvdpiov

the

earthen
Porph.

T??v ?vyr)v r? ax<>Xa

Theoph.

Cont.

19

173,

rrXf?6os rroXv.

9Ia^?lras

Xvpovs

and

"Apa?es.

^?X??Sec

of

8 Aoyapiov

243,

of ear-rings.
Be aaKKia evvea.
192,

filav, One

?vyr)v

pair

MiXiaplaia*
Lysias,

691,

of wooden

congiarion
Avo

in cases like the

?vXiva ko? oarpaKiva,

firf aaa?pia

v, a

oarpaKlv

BeKa j??\?a8ac

19 A

19 Xx^^apUia

232,

eB Kev ev P

16 Koyyiapiov
v ?vXlv v ko?

ChrON.
218,
following.
same as Koyyiapiov daaapl
Theoph.

is often used for adnomination

apposition

rrevrtfKOvja fivpi?Bas arpariav,

(Compare
to rrevrrjKovra

equivalent

arparidv.)

? 78.
Numerals.
1. In
Gen.

Sept.
6

14,

and Byzantine

later

15 Kai

21,

Xiaar?s

evos.

rraiBapiov

Chron.

fii?s.

2. The

70,

ro

NT.
ev

11 Mia

EPICT.

rrapQevos tc?pr],A
numerals

with

is put in the singular or plural.

v.

15,

10 TeaaapaKovra

Sept.

Kai ev eros.

v eiKoai
Er
Inscr.
4824
'IepovaaXrjfi.
as one word,
Mal.
478
rpiaKovrae?s).
(written
14 "Errj ev Kai TpiaKovra.

aev

ev

word

3. The
13, 9 Kav

filav

rjfiepav

boats.

733 K?v S' aXoya, Some 60 horses.

3 Eeg.
EpiPH.

ChrON.

Ptoch.

forty-one,

Kai ev eros e?aalXev

B

some.

day

or

20 Kav

Theoph.

Clem.
SO.

els

TpiaKovra

Kai eva eviavrov.

APOPHTH. Macar.
723,

15 Baal

190,

thirty-one,

I, 449

about,
a

fir?v
50,

Rom. Homil.

Philostr.

Epist.

3 Hdvr

O' Kapa?oi,

s Be If
Some

70

2, 197 seq.

? 79.
Genitive.

1. In Byzantine Greek, when

denoting

city

or

province,

the masculine
eirlaKoiros,

of the article is followed by a genitive

bishop,

is

Tordos.

1 TpiaKOvra

TpiaKovra

elrrev avr

14, 21 Teaaapdmvra ko? ?vos

?vos.

eKrefielv.

Els

twenty-one,

22,

means
before a numeral
dv)
vqarevaai,
7rpo tov ?a7rria6r}vai

fioi Kav eva ?oarpvxov

yap
pesais
v Kav ev apeaei avr , some One
of them.

like

Beg.

(Kai

err ir

38 El
avr

kciv

597

virgin.

Judith

fir-tree.

Mal.

$iX?ao<f>os.

a or an.

English

v els ypafifiarevs

irpoaeXd

10 Els

3, 2,

eXarrjs, under

fiids

19 Kai

8,

to the

corresponds

vrtoKar

rraiBiov

Be.

often

one,

els,

Matt.

in connection

substantive,

fifty-one,
eviavr

eppiyfre

'Ev XeiP? avfyos

6, 9 "Ean

Joan.

Greek,

to be

supplied.

Pallad.

Vit.

A GLOSSARY OF LATER

86

Chrys. 12 F Tov

Ephes.
1256 C ToTTOT7)p7]Tr)stov PwfiTjs.
'
''
o
1, 23 Evae?ios
AXe^avBpelas.
AXefjavBpos

Afr.
1, 6

*0 tov Bv?avTiov.

30

pear
1, 8,

Niicalas.

Oeoyvis

o NiKOfirjBe?as,

Socr.
'AXe?avBpeias.
o Ni/eaias.
THEOPH.

O?oyvis

1, 6

Socr.

'EaroXr)

'AXe?dvBpov

ap

*AXe?avBpelas.

XaXKrjBovos.

Mdpis

the omitted noun

Sometimes

KvpiXXos

if preceded by the name of the bishop, may

of the article.

the masculine

p. 22

1129

'O KcovaTavTivoviroXecos.

120

The name of the place, however,

without

Cod.

the bishop of Alexandria.

Qe?cpiXov,Theophilus,
'}AXe?avBpeLas

is pr?^, rex, king. Neoph. 457 C eO 'AXafiavlas,The

Ibid. 50 yEy/cXivias,The king of Englinia
(England).

(Germany).
king of Alamania
2. In Byzantine writers, the article t?, followed by the genitive of the name of a
in which the palace of that
grandee, denotes the quarter of the city of Ponstantinople

3.

In

be more

would
16

and Byzantine

later

TToXeiNimias.

Trj

Const.
Tas

52,14

vrjaovs

eavTOV x?Pav

H pos ttjv

295

Cont.

64

KaaTpov NaviraKTOV.

21

463,

836
"AfiaaTpiavov.
=
Td
'?yeviov
Evyevlov.
is

adnomination

Greek,

Nie.

logical.

Td

2, 572

Ptoch.

Td Wafia0iov.

'Aya0ov,

Td

835

Cont.

Theoph.

stood.

grandee

ttjs

opei tov

The

312,

'OXvfiirov.

'H

18

872

where

apposition

KaXovfievas.

57,

Theoph.
320

'AfiavTias.

Od.

(Compare

of Cherson.

city

iroXis

Td

'Av0efilov.

used

Kal Orjpaaias

Qr]pas

T*7? Qpayyias.

Tco

sometimes

Tr)v iroXiv Xepa&vos,

t

Td

1, 2 Tpolrjs

To
lepov

iTToXi 0pov.)
So NT.

Act.

1 Tr)v

2,

rjfiepav Trjs HevTrfKoaTrjs,

The fourth
Narr?t. 2 'Hfiepa Trjs TeTpdBos^
month of January, and the like.)
So
tcov

also

irpo?aTcov

tc?v, A male
Oi Tore
=

Gen.

Sept.

ov

aov
sheep,

*IovBaioi

21,

KaTecpayov.

'EirTa

Mal.

Ill,

12 HXola

Oi

Bpoficovcov.

2, 87 Mvr?aTr)pes

Joseph.

(Compare the English,

ewe

epicpov alytov.
619 B

Apocr.

Pentecost.

of

irpo?aTcov, Seven

Eacpa?av

Theod.
219,

Od.

(Compare

31

day

day of the week.

dfivdBas

37,

a ram.

simply

irpoBoTai.

*Ev fiovoiraTiov.

28

The

lambs.

Tobit.

7,

31,

the

38 Kpiovs

9 Kpiov

irpo?d
ToVe tcov 'lovBa?cov irpoBoTai =
469,

9 Mlav

'Axai&v, The Ach

?Bov fiovoiraTiov,

an suitors.

Com

a
a
pare also such English phrases as, The rogue of steward. That jewel of maid. That
a
fool of general.)
4. In modern Greek, the genitive performs also the functions of the dative ; as T?
aov eBcoKe
; What did he give you ? Traces of this use of the genitive are found in
Porph. Cer. 376 KaXr] aov f?fi?pa,Good morning to you (compare
Byzantine Greek.
Ibid. 599, 10 KaXr) r)fi?pavfiiv, dpxovTes,Good morning toyou, sirs).
is sometimes found after dfia,
Particularly, in later and Byzantine Greek, the genitive
with, together with.
r/Afia TeTTapcov.

Apocr.

Diod.

II, 529, 61 (preserved,

Nicod.

Euangel.

I, A,

10,

and perhaps modified, by

Photius)
1 rtAfia tcov Bvo KaKovpycov.

Parad.

BYZANTINE

AND

Pilat.

6 "Afia rrXr\6ovs arpari

Mal.

51,

299.

14.

nvos.

Porph.

Cer.

Xvv,

below.)

also

See

1208

(536),

r v oai

"Afia

v emaKorr

rdr

ro?s

$ovevaasafia
*
avr
Aypirnrq

548,

Const.

97

95 "Afia rrjs A?Opas.

rroXXovs.
[write
rrjs] avrrjs
riK v Bvvdfie v avrov.
ko? arpari
THEOPH.
arparrjy

15

"Afia

r v.

GREEK.

22.

20,

122.

72.

9.

680,

22

219,

15.

296,
and

Sfioios rm,

(Compare

v.

ofioios

5. In later and Byzantine Greek, the genitive sometimes denotes duration of time.
Clem. Kom. Homil.
1, 15 'Hfiep v Be Biarptyas, And having stayed some days.
3, 58
eH

?rjrrjais

rpi

r)fx?pas eKe? fie?vavres.

y,EoiKa Be evravQa Biarpl^eiv

Asin.

Avo?v

evBiarplyfras

ero?v.

In the following
13, 22

Jud.

Bell.

21

p. 302,

the genitive
airo

Ik Xai?s

fiev

r)fiep

three

LuciAN.

emfie?vai.

PHILOSTRAT. Vit.

takes the place

e s Poo/3

Luc.

% ?/>o? eiarrXeovros

8, 24

fiov efieiva.

Sept. Num.

v AlfidO.

rrvpyos vaarbs

dvex

ids
sive

Apollon.

of the dative.

eiarropevofiev

1M

12,

days.

v rjfiep v ?iri rrjs oiKias

Teaaap

eprjfiov Xiv

rrjs

lasted

v.
v r) rrevre
r)fiep

rpi

6, 40,

rr)v yrjv

7 Tovs

1, 21,

as you

hand

Eus.

example,

KareaKetyavTO

e<\>r), evravQa

1 "A?iov,

13,

discussion

The

r)fiep v,

eireKparrjaev

JOSEPH.

C* on

the

left

in.

sail

? 80.
Dative.

1. In later and Byzantine

duration

Bell.

r)fi?pais.
firjaiv

ef.

QeoviroXe

Jud.

BASIL.

992 D

III,

JOSEPH. Ant.

time.

of

Trjs

s arffielois

326 A

sometimes denotes

6, 8 Tpo(f>r? ko? rror

cEX v Kara

Kparos

ereaiv

EiKoaiv

ko? tois

*IepoaoXvfia

aKOiv vryros earai

extent of space, or

r)Beaiv drrora^afievr]

Kal Karaax
ro?s

Leimon.

rpiaKoaiois.

fidXiara

67

v ereai

Kai

Theod.

1, 14 Aiearr?Ke Be

AcfrearrjKev Be rov dylov

(93)

Tpiaiv

rpiai

dyidafiaaiv.

v eiKoai Kai eKarov fiiXlois d<j>e'arr]Ke. E?AGR.

fiev Kvppear

s araBiois

11,

Prooem.
III,

the dative

Greek,

'IopBdvov

%.

This is a sort of Latinism.

Compare, Aesculapii templum quinqu? millibus passuum

distans. Viocit annis viginti novem. Imperabit triennio, and the like. The Greeks
confounded their dative with the Latin ablative.
2. M?xpi

with

Joseph.

dative.

the

Bell.

Jud.

4,

1, 9

'Avre?xe

rrj rroXiopda

fie'xpi

Bevrepa ko? ewdBi firjvos virep?eperaiov.

3. In examples like the following,

v SEPH. Ant.

tribe of Col

Karr

14, 8, 5 AevKios

the dative corresponds to the Latin ablative.

vios AevKiov

Kvplva,

of

the

14, 10, 10 Mevevla, Aefmvla, Men?

1104. 3524. 5361 AlfiiXla, Aemilia.
1186 $a?la, Fabia.

lina;

Sometimes,

koI narrlpios

of the tribe of Quirina.

Inscr.
nia, Lemonia.
1327. 2462 Kvpelva (for Kvplva), Quirina.
4.

vios KoXXiva,

Jo

the

dative

VOL. VII. NEW SERIES.

13

vrrdrois

2007 Kvplva.

corresponds

2460 Kvprjva (for

Kvplva).

to the Latin

ablative

absolute

con

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98

sulibus.
Caio

Joseph.

Marcello

Ant.

13 AevKitp A?vtXco, Ta?cp MapKeXXcp

10,

14,

Inscr.

consulibus.

AovkLco

2562

Kal AevKico Heiacovi

Koaacp KopvrjXicp AevTvXto,

tccoa.

KXapco B, Tvecp KXavBic? Se?rjpco

(for

*EttiB?co, TitLco

viraTOis.

CO S

virdWois, Lucio

5898

Lentulo,

'AtcvXelvcp viraTois.
D.

(A.

2943

Se%rcp *EpovKi(p

146)

S.)

? 81.
Accusative.

1. In Byzantine
Apophth.

object.

the accusative

Greek,

3 Elire

Marcus

ArjXol avTov o yepcov, Aevpo

16

(28)
as here.

far

PoRPH.

19.

Adm.

OTi El

TOVTOTToir\aofiev, arifiia
r)ficov tov

rov ?aaiXea

exofiev
tov

dyiov
tov ?aaiXea

iroXei Kal elirys

(sic)
'EiriBlBcoaiv o BrjfiOKpaTTjs, rjyovv
tov

dBfiivaovvdXiov

air?X0ovTa

o Aecov

OTi o Xaos

Tpidpx^v

iriaTov

tov

the accusative

JOSEPH. Ant.
11, 1, 3 OiKoBofir]acoaiv
genitive.
3 Als
By avTcov Kal to evpos. Apophth.
Paphnut.
472

vEx<?v ?d0os

Bvo.

airi0afids

3. In later and Byzantine

Sept.

Ex.

7, 15 BdBiaov

Ptoch.

Greek,

irpos lapaco

with

the adverb

%0e'c.

2,

tov

128.

irpcoi, in
the

ev Tr?
12,

12

5 Aeyei
11 ArjXo? tov ira

352,

520,

Mal.

takes the place of the

vyjros fiev eCrjfcovTa

irrfx^is,

a month.

firjva, Twice

Porph.

twv
Cer.

"Aira? tov xpwov.

148

sometimes denotes

the morning.

NT.

the time when.

Joan.

4,

52 X0es

is in logical
speaking,
tov
7, 30 Tr)v dvaaTaaifiov
Kvplov r)fiepav,
eKel r)
405 TiveTai
copav Tp'iTr\v
vavfiax^a

accusative,

Apost.

Const.

ttjv KvpiaK7\v cpafiev, avvepXGv0G dBiaXeiiTTcos.

Trjs

Cer.

fiov.

tov BeaTT?T7]v.

sometimes

avTov

the accusative
to

avTov o irvpeTos, where

copav ??Bofirjv dcprJKev
apposition

EBrfXoiroiTjae

Bid Ta? e?Kovas.

aKavBaXi?cTai

Greek,

to KaaTpov

Gram.

Leo

Xoyo0eTr?v.

r)ficov XeyovTes
9

uIva dir?X07]s

20

208,

av0pcoirov.

604,

tovs HaT^ivaKvras

209,

r)ficov.

as

Come

Theoph.

Koivcovlas.

Kal tt)v ?aaiXeiav

yeiTovas

Leimon.

(saying),

Kal diroBicogai

Iva airoaTeiXr) Kai irapaXd?r)

o BofieaTiKOS, to
Xi?eXXapiov

elad?ai

2. In later and Byzantine

eis tovs

of the remote

to come out.
him

requests

Kvpiv Pcofiavov

yevea0ai

airoaTeiXai

my

direX0eiv

BrjXoTroiei vfids

son

Trjs avTov

nrefi^ai

fieplBa

')AvTeBr\Xcoaav tov

201

old man

ecos coBe,The

eO ?aaiXevs

74

avTcov.

dirb tov tottov

toz; viov fiov

?^eX0e?v, Tell

vEBr\Xcoaev avTov

17 (29)

is often used for the dative

strictly

rjfiepas.

4.

Sometimes

the accusative

after

comparative

denotes

the

deficiency ; that is, it takes the place of the dative.

Typic

tov

fiov ?ovXeTai,

than

avvr\0ovs
usual.

?ael

filav

copav ef;aviaraa0ai

r) ?aaiXeia

measure

of

excess

or

39, p. 221 BpaBvTepov vfids

about

an

hour

later

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GREEK.

BYZANTINE

? 82.
Indicative Mood.
1. In later and Byzantine Greek, the present indicative is often used for the future, to
express

that which

vividly

Kai rr)v yrjv.

NT.

Kopie,

el ev r

"Orav

reXevr

26,

o vofios

2, 2 Kai

rov 'Irjaovv, Kay

'ArroXvaare

Sept.

happen.
ae
18 npos

tov

to die,

ko? r) ?oprr) r)
dyla
ovr
rrXrjQos on ravra

ro

6, 15

be baptized.

will

Apocr.

emreXovfi?vr]

?rriTeXe?rai.

s %e?.

Pet.

evpiaKerai,

rrelQ

1, 6

CoNST. Apost.

'Iapar?X.

then I

avrovs

Karaj>Qelp
v fiov. Act.

fiera r v fiaQrjr

rrdaxa

rr)v ?aaiXeiav
about

*IBoi> ey

6, 13

Gen.
ro

rroi

%poV?> t?vt<?> drroKaQiardveis

I am
, ?arrrlCofiai, When

Narr?t.

Joseph.

Matt.

will

Act.

et Paul.

Kara ro QeXrjfia vfi v, Kai

v. MARTYR.
Polyc.
ypd<j>ofiev irpos rrdaas ras eirapxla^ rjfi
ae rroi BarravrfQrjvai, el r v
v
11 Hvpl
VlT. EuTHYM.
Qrjpl
Karafypove?s, e?v fir) fieravor?ar]s.

Tlverai

22

eXer\a7]S rr)v efir)v daQ?veiav

'E?v

ariavos?

Leimon.

aov

(20)

fie ?k rovBe rov rriKpov rrdQovSt ylvofiai

Kai Xvrpc?arjs
fie airo rov

rriKpov Qavdrov rovrov,

Kai vrrdy

Be <j>r)aivovros,

Kai

Xpi

eis rrjv eprjfiov

Kal r?erv^a?a).
in

So

Greek.

classical

Dem.

4 El

351,

Bei?dr

, Kay

rrapaax?aQ

Kara?alvw.

2. The present indicative, in certain cases, corresponds to the English

or cannot.

ceded

by

aevxv

tcai vrjareia

can,

val

rrpoaevxxi
rov

Kvva

NT.

Marc.

(compare

LuciAN.

vrjarela).

SEPT. Gen.

17,

rrXr)v efiov.

Ov

the present or future

?aaiXev,

KeXevaeis

KaraQeaQai,
r v

16

271,

Ex.

?n? 'Aap

v. NT.

11,

17 nlarei

Kev.

124,

B?B Ke.

1 Kal

32,

v, Me'vnnrov

rovrovi

9,

16

rrerrr Kev.
87

33,

yeyove.
59,

125

17

rrerrovQaaiv.

the perfect
KexpoviKe M

'A?paafi

rov 'IaaaK.

elpr?Kaai.
18

ea^Kaai.

? paKe.
71,

128

12

'E?v

QeXeis ro?s

ovv aoi

Bokt},

v ei; eff drrdarjs

r^pea?vrep
eis ?Biov avrov oikov.

eK rov opovs, awearr]

varjs Kara?rjvai
oaa

Herm.

rrerrpdxaaiv.
34

12, 2, 4

riva

indicative is often used for the aorist.

'AireXQ v rrerrpaKe irdvra

13, 46

BeBc?Kaai.

ovs e%einipaas

aoi Qeol erepoi

eaovral

6, 5 E?

11,

diroXeaQai.

bir s arroareiXr)

dpx^epe?

Greek,

iB v 6 Xaos on

Matt.

rrpoppi?ov

ovv eKaaros

'Avaipe?

rtpoaevr\vox^v

12

lovBai

4. In later and Byzantine

rrpaxev.

HXovr

3 Ovk

Be rr)v BiaQtjKrjv fiov Biarr]pr?aeis.

Ex. 20,
eiB Xov, k. t. X.
JOSEPH. Ant.
nroirjaeis aeavr

ypayfreis

<f>vXrjs. Mal.

58,

e?eXQe?v, el fir) ev

Bvvarai

indicative has the force of the imperative.

9 Xv

v7T7]koois evepyeaiav

ev ovBevl

<j>?pofiev,

el fir) ev TTpo

eKiropeverai,

rrapoiKOvvra.

3. Not unfrequently

Sept.

yevos

2 Ov

Mort.

Dial.

to

Tovro

9, 29

ovk

ro y evos

Tovro

17, 21

Matt.

infinitive pre

rreirolrfKe.
KareiXr]<j)aai.

e?^e, ml

rjyopaaev air ?v. Hebr.

1, 1 rrerrpaKe.
THEOPH.

o Xaos

Patr.

5 KaraXeXoirrev.

37,

7 avvreraKrai.

82,

rreirXrip Kev.

BeB -

121

41
83,

8, 12
K?KXr]Ke.
18

7re

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? 83.
Subjunctive Mood.
The aorist subjunctive, syntactically considered, is the future of the subjunctive. It is
called aorist subjunctive simply because it is derived from the aorist indicative; as
eypayfra ypdyfrco, ecpayov

cpdyco, elirov

the action

it expresses

but

dicative,

simply as a conception.
sentences.

indicative,

in independent

Od.

Mvr?aofiai
SOPH. Aj.

560

Ov fir) Xa?co.

eyco

This

xp^vov
b?

'H/xe?s
olov

b ylverai

ovk

Kai

principle

a-vvraara-opev

p ov

but

in

it is employed
of

the future

ov Be ?Bco

?Bov dvepas,

ttot? tis

Kal

6, 459

ireXrjTai.

"by

ov

Kai

is distinctly
*
P*! n cia

e?iTTjaiv.

Ibid.

pr)

b iaXex&

pr)

Lex.

elirco.
Ovx

Ibid.

ecpej-ovaiv.

I, 686

Ovx

Sisoes

NlC

II,

920

viroiaco,

ovx

vireveyKco,

Ibid.

Tifir\acoaiv,

Tlacoaiv,

Hepi

avvTvx?.

T?ficopr\aovTai.

M?>0. napdxx.

Aesop.

??idpTys.

ov

fy irepi

Ibid.

SwTev?ofiai,

12
*IBov

avvTvxy,

ira?coaiv.

HelaovTai,

irapaxc?pr\aco.

(v.

Apophth.

fie0'

eX0y

1. irap??co).

irpoaeveyKco.

recognized

Phot.

Cedr.

yap

Id. HepiTev^eTai,

irapaKOfilaofiev.

Hpot?fiai,

Ov

Xa?rjTe.

HeS.

1190

3, 2 9IBov vvv
Euangel.
orne Kapirov. Act. Andr.

Barn.

Kal vvv

Tr.

fir) irl0r]Tai.

Ber?0els Tr)v ?aaiv irapdaxco

fie ?XaiTTei.

Bcoaovaiv.

o p a i.

ras

tov

iBco ti

cpdycoai.

0ee,

21

Ill,

KpaTrjaovaiv,

Tavpov,

Be 0eov

pi?av,

Act.

?ATiva

irepiireaeiTai.

"EBovTai,

Thorn.

Mal.

irapeveyKcofiev,

apcporeponv

Trjs avTrjs avvra?ec?s

? , ?vri

'Eyco

eiraveX0co.

Ov

103

aTroXavarjTe,

avTrjs

ax^oaiv,

237

aoi

p?XXovTos

KexpT]Tai.

in

future

certainty,

the place

irco toiovs

yap

Bel%y, dvoix0y,

xaPLffC?VTah

Hopcoai,

II. 4,

Aoapiov,

15

o(p0aXfiov

avvTvxj),

Bovv

pera

tov

32

iropev0ys.

ovk acpco ae.

Sx^ovaiv,

203

Ov

1, 262

fieT av0pcoiroiai

14, 5

Procat.

Id.

irearjTai.

131

II.

ovt
Kal ov fir)
?veyKys cpvXXa,

31

Id. Hapolaofiev,

?aaTaaco.

Schol.

authors.

eaaofievoiai

dveX0ys.
Rom. Homil.

ov 0eXeis,

e?opvTTco

Ibid.

the

or

reality,

takes

Ph.
'''Axaicov, olBa, fir} tis v?play.
.
.
.
.
it
EuR. El. 988 Ov fir)
?ays.
from later and Byzantine
authors.
Apocr.

Hier.

Tev?eTai,

it apparently

however,

Ov toi a

Clem.

QeXeis

classical

B?vBpov airo^rjpav0ys,

et Matthiae
rjficov.

as a fact,

regarded

of

that

ovTos avr\p Biepos ?poTos,

ovBe yevryrai.
12, 191
IBfiev B baa yevryrai
ovBe yevryrai.
Hom. Hymn.
1
16, 437 Ovk eaT ovtos dvrjp, ovB' eaaeTai,
Apol.
ti fir)
ovBe Xa0cofiai
'AttoXXcovos ^EkoWoio. Aeschyl.
Xrjcp0co BoXco.
Sept. 38 Ov

eirl x?ovl*

Cyrill.

as

ea0

Ovk

6, 201

Examples
Kal av cos

same

is the

sentences.203

Te Kal

3, 287

fiai.

is not

Sometimes,

from,

time

Its

Like all the other tenses of the subjunctive,

dependent

Examples

e?irco.

&

by Lesbonax.
Eor?

(?xov?s tt)v
e p ov
ai) p

xpeo/coTrov/x?i/r?s,

i b r? s.

Kal

ro,

Lesbon.

b? tovto

ov

Te
ov

to

pr)

anayopevo-iv

pr)

?*ov ovk
y ci p

crxr?pa>t?v

etn

c? .

p.

irepX
Kal

tbo

to

TS>v 'Attik&v

tov

9Avri(j)?vTa.

ttjv

o v

?vT? tov
v ?v

ovk

<rvvr?o-creiv to

^novias

pr)

b? Kal
"Oprjpos

VTTOTaKTiKo?s prjpao-i

apvrjaiv

'AvaKV?rrei ?* ck tovtov

e%ir <? ar o t,

ir a> t o i ovs

186

tov vx*nJLaT0S KaL

^repov

e p <5 trot.

e p a s , ovb?

Kal

Iba? p ai.

e
r)p

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BYZANTINE

101

GREEK.

? 84.
Optative Mood.
1. The future optative is the future of the past ; that is, the action it expresses is
future with reference to past time. It is the correlate of the future indicative, and
is commonly used when the leading sentence denotes time past. Thus,
Future Indicative.
oTi

Aeyco

Bcoaei.
eXevaeTai.

TiyvcoaKOfiev

oti,

Ov

TOVTo

El

Be

iHiBeiv
ei

KivBv

ev0vvas,

Bcoaofiev

Xrp^ovTai

dvecoyfievr\v,

aireiXovaiv

airoXea0ai.

Be XrpjroivTo
dvecpyfievqv,

El

? Vfi fieyaXas XrytyeTai

A peiTai (historical)

2. In later and Byzantine

the

aorist

Greek,

optative

the future

avrovs

rrav

r
Iv

rtapaarr\aaivro.

aeiv

oirep

emrroXai

fiev

fiefi^raivr

airr?aeie.

KaK

and Byzantine.

avTovs

viraKovaai,

eK?idaoivTo

iravBrjfiel

irapaaTrjaoiVTo.

Tireax^TO

s aKetyairo

ris

bcoaeiv

oirep

av

aiTrjao?.

*0 0eos ae BiacpvXdljoi !
rovs

Xoyovs,

El

av BiKai s rovs rovro Xeyovras.

eiKor s av

Tovrovs

1.

2,

'Ils ?v KaTaXe?ifroi.

e0 Qeos ae Bia<f>vXd^eie !
El

ovv

f
Ottcos

'fis ?v KaraXlrroi.
'TireaxtTO

20,

avvrjX0ov.

Brjfiei avvrjXQov.
"Oir

Ant.

; as,
Later

inrattovaai,

eK?iaaaivro

Joseph.

optative is employed also where classical

Classical.
ovv

rjireiXovv airo/ere

Be x^Pav ^ W ^yaXas

Xrp^oiTo TTpoaoBovs.

irpoaoBovs.

requires

KivBv

ev0vvas,

Bcoaoifiev

veiv diravTas.

Acope?Tai Be x(??av>

Iv

ei

oti,

O? T0VT0 evevoei rl irelaoiTO.

ireiaerai.

diroKTeve?v diravTas.

usage

eXevaoiTO.

vevaoifiev

ti

evvoei

OTi

3EyiyvcoaKOfiev

airoXea0ai.

vevaofiev

OTi Bcoaoi.

EIttov

OTi

OlBa

Future Optative.

e<f>evper?s ovofidaai

fiev eiriiroXaic?s

aKetyo?To

yjroiVTo?v BiKalcos tovs

eiKOTCos

Tovtovs

av

tis

tovs Xoyovs,

tovto
ecpevpeTas

fiefi

XeyovTas.
ovofidaoi

Ka

kcov.

v.

It is either the past of the past, or

3. The aorist optative performs two functions.
It is the past of the past, when it is the correlate of the aorist
the future of the past.
indicative.
tive.

Thus,

It is the future of the past, when

it is the correlate of the aorist subjunc

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102

Aorist
O?Ba on

ra

'Ep

ri

erraQov.

*Hp

roi.
ey?vovro rrp

s fir),

eav

rrdQoifii.

'HQeXrjaev elBevai o?nves yevoivro

'Ev Qaifian

elaiv orroQev rjXQev.

Aorist

<j>vyois.
ri

ra

eia

vra?

, a<j>aX

rrp roi.

rjaav orroQev eXQoi.

Aorist Optative.

Subjunctive.

?laa

Optative.

e?rrois.

on

"HiBei

e^vve?.

*Ev Oavfiarl

on

"HiBeiv

JEQeXei elBevai o?nves

AeBi

Aorist

eines*
on

E?aerai

Indicative.

ai

n,

Aeiaas

el

fir),

eia

?idaaivro

ri,

a<paXe?ev

rra

peyyvrjae.

rrapeyyva.

4. Sometimes, in narration, the aorist optative takes the place of the future optative.
This is apt to create confusion; and it may be doubted whether the aorist optative
was ever used by careful writers as the correlate of the future indicative.

? 85.
Infinitive.
1. The perfect infinitive, when
the perfect indicative or optative,
and their equivalents.

Thus,
Perfect Indicative and Optative.

Infinitive.

Perfect
$aalv

not preceded by the article, is equivalent to oti with

and is used after verbs signifying to say, think, hear,

"E(paaav

eXrjXv0evai.

Patr.

135,

eXrjXvOoiev.

infinitive sometimes takes the place of the aorist

the perfect

20

eXr?Xv0aai.
oti

"Ecpaaav

2. In Byzantine Greek,
infinitive.

on

$aalv

eXrjXv0evai,

'EvBeB Kevai

XPV

""f 9 tovto.

25

Theoph.

?arrnaQr)vai. (Compare ? 82, 4.)

3. The infinitive preceded by the article rov is often equivalent
its appropriate mood (see ?va, on, below).
Examples
rov fir) rUreiv.

from
18,

later

and

Erdyyve

Tovro rov arroKre?vai BoKaiov fiera aae?ovs.

rr)v rroXiv.

19, 22

Xrrevaov

ovv rov a

19, 21

Gen.

Sept.

authors.
Byzantine
rov rroirjaai avro.

18, 25 MrjBafi
Em

Qrjvai eKe?.

20,

prjfian
6

16,

?e?arrrlaQai

to ?va, or on with

2 XvvUxeia?
s av rroirjaeis

rovr

for

fie

/cvpios

s ro prjfia

rov fir)
Karaarpeyjrai
aov

rov

fir) dfiapreiv
ev
rov
ras
?Bovs fiov
ae els efi?. Ps. 38, 1 Elira
118, 57
fir) dfiaprdveiv
yX aaj] fiov.
(?>vXdf;
rov vofiov aov.
KivBvvevew
4896
Inscr.
rov
Elira
r)fias rov fir) exeiv r? vofii?o
<f>vXdf;aaQai
o
v rov arreipeiv.
Act.
23, 15 "Eroifiol eafiev
13, 3 yIBov etjrjXQev airelp
fieva. NT. Matt.
E<f>eiadfir]v

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tov

avTov.

aveXelv

BYZANTINE

2, 4 KaTe?r)

APOCR. Proteuangel.

103

GREEK.

tov

eis

tov

irapdBeiaov

irepiiraTrjaai.

el urrarm, to see
6, 1 *EaT7]aev avTr?v r) firyrrfp avTrjs %a/?a? tov Biairepdaai
if she could Stand
tov diro0aveiv.
et Thecl.
22 KivBvvevaai
Paul,
Act.
Act. Barn.
7 e??c Be ey?veTo tov
up.
tov TeXeaai is the
T?x?aai avTovs BiBdaKovTas; where
of the sentence.
10 'E/ee?
subject
avTco rjTolfiaaTai tov
et Matthiae
Andr.
15 "Agiov eaTiv tov
cpcoT?aai iroXXovs. Act.
yap
iriaTevaai

rjfids. Mal.

aTaa0ai.

460

ArjXcoaas avrco
467

iroXefiov.

avvacp0r)vai

Be avTov Kal tov yevea0ai

avTov.

336 HapaKaXcov

132

A?BoiKa
mi

rjavxacrai

tov

to.

learned

Cer.

to

to

to

?pdaeiv

irpot
tov

to

Kal

342 Ma0cov
Porph.

ambassador.

Adm.

avTrjv iroXXd tov

14 HapeKaXovv

fieTa, after, is to be supplied before the article

aTrjvai tovs

Xeyei

0epfiov,

268,

tov 0eov.

iTTalafia.

shall have stopped (compare Ibid. 201,

Ev0vs

tov

BrfXcoUev Ik tcov Hepa&v

v?bs Kal Xoyos

come as an

he had

that

like the following,

1?7

kO fiovoyevrjs

rjfiwv KaTaBrjXov yevea0ai.

avTols

irapax^prjaai

Porph.

*Hv yap

avrds

'HvdyKa?ov

avTcp tov dyairfjaai

cpiXlav. THEOPH. 65, 19 npoeTp?tyoro
ev
avvoBov
9 'ECcoirXlCeTOtov KaTeX0eiv els hBlfcrjaiv
Ill,
SapBi/cy.
avTov tov e?vai avrov avfifiaxov
'lovort
337 Ilap?ScoKev
Pcofialois.

fir) irap

4. In expressions

463

fir) Bi%aa0ai.

21

440,

Tpdyfras

r?Keiv,Having

irpea?eveiv

tov

ev Tals eKKXrfaiais to

viavbs tov tyaXXea0ai

tov

tov Bo0r)vai.

11 KeXevaas

'440,

irpos to

veovvficpovs, And

after

the bride

fieTa is expressed).

12, where

iraiBlv tov, equivalent

and

bridegroom

Ptoch.

1, 119

fierd to ?pdaai

to Ev0vs

to

0epfiov.

5. In the following
junctive.

APOPHTH.

examples,
Anton.

eXa?e irapd tivos dydirrfv.

ottXcov avv?x iav e^apKelv
aTrjaai
505,

31

takes the place of the indicative, or sub

the infinitive
*EaKoirei

tI

iroirjaai.

CoNT.

512

MrjBev

THEOPH.
virofieivai.

559,

11 Ovk

Arsen.

o tt)v
virdpx^iv
cotivi irepaTi
eixofiev
oiroTepco tovtcov

599 Ovk exofiev dacpaX&s yivcoaKeiv

dficpi?oXlav.
19 Ovk
16 Ovk eaTiv oircos vrreKKKivai tt)v fivr?fir?v. 511,

avTovs

ex&v o0ev dyopdaai

opfirjv avTcov r) tt)v tcov

20 Mr)

f)v yap

Trjv irepl aXXr?Xcop

irpoTepcp BiaXax%?v.
Kal irpos fiiKpbv

ottov

efi?paBvvai.

? 86.
Participle.
1, In Byzantine Greek,
ticiple.

AND. 282,

Men

dvairXifpovvTa

tov tottov

the present participle

is sometimes used for the future par

ovo fid tis yp?0V irpea?evofievos.

Tf?EOPH.
12 Top
8 KavBlx
125,
cos (paai, KaiTov avaipovvTa avTov.
tov ifwv direaTeiXa.
249, 8 Hep/^as,

2. The perfect participle, in later and Byzantine Greek, is sometimes used for the
aorist participle. NT. Joan. 4, 6 k kottiok?s? 6, 13 ?e?pcuKoai. 6, 19 eXr?kaK?Tes.
Theoph.

9, 10

yeyovoTos.

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3. In Byzantine Greek,
EuNAP.

22

67,
19

147,

21

345,

Prisc

aKpoaadfievov.

10

159,

?pfirjvevaavn.

aavras.

is often used for the future participle.

the aorist participle

13

141,

179

(f>povpr?aavras.

17.

147,

BiaXe?afievovs.

MENAND.

Xegavra.

11

149,

308,

Be?dfievos.
9 ?e?aicu

7rpea?evaafieM.

? 87.
The Moods
verbs

After

on,

nymes,

to say,

signifying

ov

"Oir

"On,

think,

on

that, negatively

with

later

(in

'ils.
see,

hear,

believe,

know,

s,

and Byzantine

and

show,

Greek

on

also

their

syno

fir\), forms

on
the object (immediate or remote) of those verbs; the verb following
being in
logical apposition with it.
1. Sometimes ot? takes the aorist optative instead of the future optative. (See above,
8 84,

2, 3, 56

Hell.

Xen.

4.)

be more

oIjk??oito would

where

elirev o Xdrvpos

ils

because

regular,

on

olfi

Satyrus

^eiev el fir) ai
"
said
olfi ?ei."

rrrjaeiev,

irr?pero,

3, 2, 23

'Airo

....
v on ov rron\aeiav ravra,
v Be r v HXei
:
<}>povp?v <j>r]vavoi e<f>opoi the Eleans
Kpwafi?v
"
oi? rroir?aofiev ravra.91
r?s TroXeis s ovre aKporroXeis evreiyl^aiev,
4, 8, 1 HapefivQovvro
said,
. on,
eaao?ev.
re avrovofiovs,
for evreix^oiev,
Be ...
el B aovev
edaai?v
7, 4, 34 Tvovres

evarroQvav

ra?s ?aadvois
sometimes

"On

Nicod.

A?OCR.

ro

Kara

an

precedes

117 D

I,

ov

aapKiKov

1, 2 E?rrar?

I, A,

Ep

k.

t.

s, el

on

. . . . ,
r) on

rrepi?ao?vro

efirroirjaoi.

in constructions
TT&s Bvvafiai

fievov rrepi rrjs fiaprvplas

Tai,

rrerrXr\p

word
fioi

....

v on

ro?s Xoirro?s, for

interrogative

rovs 0r]?alovs

BiBdaKovai

for KivBvvevao?ev.

vlaai,

37 Nofii?ovr

1, p. 202,

5,

<f>o?ov efiiroirjaeie

Euangel.

Epiph.

e?erdaai;
Xoy

Eus.

in later Greek.

So

Kal

eis ?t]?as

rrefirrovaiv

oi ApKaBes AaK

KivBvvevaaiev

fir) arparevaeiav,

2.

drroXeaQai

KivBvvevaeiav

evQvvas,

like
ey

the following.
v ?aaiXea
rjye/i v

real rrjs inroQ?ae

ravrrjs

s on rlvi

X.

3. The subject of a dependent sentence beginning with o t? may become the object
of the leading sentence ; in which case on may be said to be in logical apposition
that

with

ev rr? ?B
4.
fiev

aai

r?

on

avr

ifidria

on,

Sometimes
ovv

Apocr.

object.

o v?os

rov

Nicod.

v, equivalent
or rov
on,

Qeov

ovre

'l dvvrjS o evayyeXiarrjs.

....

Xafi?dvovres

e?

I, B,

Euangel.

ovk

JoAN.

to ElBov
depends
ovr

Ant.

1, 3 ElBov

rovs

'E?palovs

on

earp wvov

on oi
k. r. X.
'E?paloi earp wvov,
on a
Theod.
III, 527 D
preposition.

yeyevryrai,

159 A

ovre

Hep!

rjv

rov

rrore

on

ore

ovk

r\v,

avrdpKtfs

oi r? fiovaarr]pia

nepl
rraiBev

Bi? B pe v

dae?ovaiv.

stands at the beginning of a paragraph, we must

or lar?ov. Laod. passim. Porph. Adm. 270. Cedr. I, 296.
?aQi),
5. When

on

supply a verb (as

BYZANTINE

AND

6. "On

is sometimes

Epict.

omitted.

1, 73

4,

earlv aK Xvrov ; But who toldf,you that walking

'EBrjX aa

183 C

I,

Kovos

MaKapios

fie airo

ev(f>pave

7. "On with

Nicod.

<j)0vs

8.

rovs

r\fi

yove?s

sense

in the

"On,

elire to rrepnrarrjaai

aov epyov

is an act of your own free will ? Athan.

varavTivoviroXe

r]fi v ko? avvBia

6 ayarrrfros

Beairora,
ypay?ras.

forms the subject of the impersonal verbs Bokc?,

4, 5

I, B,

Euangel.

QeXrffia rov ?ivQp rrov rovrov

Kai

rrjs K

B? aoi

Tis

?v elBevai e^ot?,

rovro,

its verb sometimes

Apocr.

apKc?.

ovv aoi avro

105

GREEK.

drroQave?v.

Act.

Bokc? on

'Efiol

can

rov

2 Ovk apKe? on

et Paul.

Pet.

ovk

Xaov

nravros

rovs aBeX

rrdvras

eQXi^frev.

of

to Bid rovro,

is equivalent

because,

that,

for

and may

be

pre

Classical.
ceded by Bid; thus, ?V on, or Bi6n in one word.
9. "On, for which reason, therefore. II. 16, 35. 21, 411. 23, 484. 24, 240.

Od.

22, 36:
from

Examples

What

fiifivr?aKr? avrov;
4

Thecl.

rrdXiv ev oXiy
"HpaKXes,

eanv

Byzantine

is man

that

to rrjs
fiaylas

thou

tov

Sept.

8, 5

art

LuciAN.

?ro ye,

Dial.

fioi oveiBi?eis ro rrvp ;

v tov

e<f>r],d/ieiv
said

Deor.

he, you

not

better

KexprjaQai;

that you

should be ashamed to use his words ? Theod.

Surely,

fiovos avvalpy

dvQp

rr

avoal

ovr

on
dvQp rros

Act.
s ; Act.

et

Paul,

in

Philip,

fie ervfyX aev, Kal

oXly

y?p Kal av,

'EiriXeXqaai

me with
?
reproach
fire
on ra?s avrov
Xe%eai
elprjKororos,

Kpd??arov

are

Apocr.

ev

13

eanv

T?

that you

erraiax^vrf

oiKOVfievrfs, on av

Ps.

'Irjaov on ovros o ^IXirriros

fie ?rroirjaev ;

ava?Xeyfrai

Ou

authors.

of him?
mindful
rov
evXoyrjfievov Qeov on rjfi?s ovk rjarrda

ev rr? O?rr]
on
Kara<f>Xeyels

1, 11, p. 24

Soz.

and

*Hfie?s ovk eafiev

17 T?

Hellad.

later

than

Ill,

; APOPHTH.

he who

said

Kpd??aros,

608 B ndarov
14: Xv

Agathon.

el fi?pos rrjs

ris el, on oX s

XaXe?s ;

10. "On, that, with the indicative, in later and Byzantine Greek, often denotes & re
Sept.
sult, and may be regarded as supplying the place of are with the infinitive.
Ex.

3,

'IaparjX
QaXaaaa

11 Tis

eifii ey

, on rropevaofiai

; NT. Matt.
yrjs Aiyvrrrov
vrraKOVovaiv avr
; THEOD.

oX v Qe , on rov rrpos avrovs

?aaiXea

rrpos $apa

Kara ravr?v

8, 27 Horarros
B

800

I,

Toaovrov

Alyvirrov,
eanv
S*

ovros,

koI on
on

?ir?axov

813 C Ovr

e^d^

rovs vloits

Kai oi dvefioi

tov marevaai

Kal r)
r

r v

<f>r]alvean

on
fieydXrj,
v
r
ev
Leimon.
Kr\rr] dBe s
fivpia
avrrj vr?xerai.
ixQvnv rrepiKeirai yevrj Kal r? fieyiara
v
ovr
Kai
on
irore
r
v
23
v avrov
*O?
eis
yeyovev eXer]fi
<f>iXoavfi7raQr)s,
(34)
vorapl
?Xe^a?
k.t.X.
36
on
els
Toiavrryv
(irregular
construction).
aKXrjpay ylav ?xovra,
reaaapas
(42)
rjpavro rroXefiov.

Kal r?

rjfiepas filav rrpoa^opav

rjaQiev.

11. In the following

ASTER.

344 A Hdvr

\rrav orrep av
VOL. VII.

clause, ottw?, in the sense of on, is followed

s Be aKrjKoare rovs
avBpas
s opfirja aiv,

rrpoxelp
NEW SERIES.

14

equivalent

rrjs rroXe s brr s Qepfiol re

to on

elal,

that

they

are.

by the subjunctive.
at, Kal ?eovres

errl

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?88.
with

The Moods
considered,

Syntactically

"Iva,

fir], is a weak

Iva

that, negatively

?va,

"Sis.

"Ottw?,

demonstrative

pro

noun of the neuter gender, denoting an object (or subject) not as an existing fact, but
The verb subjoined to it is in logical apposition with it.
simply as a conception.
In classical Greek it is followed by the subjunctive, or optative (except thefuture opta
cases by the imperfect or aorist indicative.
tive), and in certain
In later and Byzantine Greek, it is followed also by the future optative, present indic
ative, oxfuture indicative. (See above ? 84, 2.)
The
are

each
I.

remarks

above

and Byzantine

teach,

permit,

verbs

Greek,-after

the immediate object of those verbs.

compel,

they

to ?va.

equivalent
later

In

o it cos firj, ? s
firj, when

to o it cos, chs, negatively

also

apply

cause

to do,

to desire,

signifying

some

it forms

others,

?va expresses

to command, request, decree,

After verbs signifying

arid

to wish,

the

or

immediate

remote

case may be). The English here commonly employs the

object of those verbs (as the
infinitive.
This use of ?va and o it cos is rare in classical, but very common in later and Byzan
Od.

tine Greek.
avTov

flip

?va

A It?co,

vrjfiepTes

Apocr.
request.
aov.
Amphil.

beg,

fieplBa

ex^oaip ev Ty ?aaiXela

%?pw.

Cod. AfR.

91, p. 1322
ae

to compel,

175 B

Bokovs tois

Apocr.

urge.

et Paul.

Pet.

citizens

Act.

aols

83
top

HiTr\aaT0

ct? fir?v iva....

Ahovfiep

?va e^y fioi Ta? efi?s

Act.

*HiT7]aav Be avTov oi iroX?Tai ?va iroir\ay, The

'ApayKa?co,

3, 327

Be

Alaaea0ai

eviairy.

to demand,

2, 3, 1 "HiTrjad

Be fiiv avTov hircos vrjfiepTea

e?iry.

19 Alaaea0ai

3,

0eop

ovv ?va avv

?va

him

et Matthiae

?fiol
avTco

Trapdayr]

AnTEC

r) ar) vTroypdyjry dyicoavvrj.

eiriTi0evai
Mal.
Telx^^i.

requested

Andr.

AItco

264,

15

to do.
7

'Hpdym?ep

top

'ApBpeap

?va fieTaXd?r) Kal avTos dpTOV Tpocprjs avv to?s fia0r\Tais avTov.
'A I; i o co, to request,

Dem.

beg.

BovXofiai,
fiaTa

KOfiiay

wish.

. . . . , TavTa

(y?rr?cpiafia) Hpea?evaai

tco Te 'AiroXX vi Kal toIs

Bova Kal dj~iovv ?va ?or\0r\ay

to will,

279,

Eus.

....

10, 5, p. 483,

TTpos $lXiiTiTov

tov Maxe

*AficpiKTvoaiP.
28

BovX?fie0a

?v, oiroTav Tama

Ta

ypdfir

iroirjays.

eypatyev rjp?iv, oti, edv tipos dBeXcpos

o
TeKva fir?
avTov tt)p yvpaiKa avTov :
dBeXcpos
dcpy, ?va Xa?y
diro0dvr) Kal KaraXliry yvvaiKa, Kal
4 Tpdcpofiep irpos irdaas Tas
et Paul.
Apocr.
Act. Pet.
here oti is superfluous.
?irapxlas
ev Tals fiepeai Trjs *lTaXlas.
JOSEPH. Ant.
1.
iravTeXcos
?va
11, 1,
fir)
{?ficov
opfilay (v.
opp,laei)
^va <rvfi?dXa>PTai xPV(T?v avTo?s Kal
2 Avtop Te ypdtyeip toIs yeiTOpevovaip
eKelvy Ty X?Pa
rpdcpco,

to write,

enact.

NT.

Marc.

12,

19 Mcoarjs

els rr)v oIkoBojjlUv rov

dpyvpov

arelXrf r v r^pea?vrep
to

Aeofiai,

Ant.

r v lovBai

12, 2, 4 Tpayjreis

beseech.

beg, pray,

Act.

Apocr.

'EBerjQrjv r

9, 40

Luc.

NT.

'EB?ovro

32

Philip.

?va a?ioi

oi 'AXe?avBpe?s ko? 'Avnox&>S ?va r? BUaia

ovk errervxov.
12, 4, 8 AerjQelarjs oir s ?rrnrXr\^rf r

ro?s 'IovBalois,

oir s airo

apx^epe?

v fiaQrjr v aov ?va ?KfiaX aiv

3, 1 Aer]Qevres

12,

v e%
d<j> eKaarrjs <f>vXrjs.

Kal ovk r)Bvvr\Qr]aav.

avro,

vaov.

107

GREEK.

BYZANTINE

AND

7\Qi) ....

?va ir?fiyfr

evxal ylv

vrai rrpos ro reXei

ai.

E?S.

to

AiaareXXofiai,

rrjs rroXirelas
rraiBl.

JOSEPH.

pmKen
10, 22

14,

fi?vrj
'JESe

rovs dB?Xtfrovs Beofievoi iva e/creve?s

30 HapeKoXx>vv

5, 2, p. 211,

vrai.

y?v

Qrjvai avrovs.
NT.

charge.

5, 43 Kal

Marc.

BiearelXaro

iroXX? ?va firjBeis

airo?s

rovro.

yv

, to teach,

AiBdaK

HlPPOL.

diroXvar],

instruct.
32

253,

Joseph.
Tovs

Ant.

?avrov

fiaQrjr?s

Paul,

et Thecl.

18

10,

14,

BiBdaKeis

'EBiBdf-ajiev avrov

....

?va fir)
<f>dy ai,

Thou

orr s ....
teachest

thy disciples not to eat.

AlB

to grant.

fii,

APOCR. Act.

?aXKOviXXa fyqaerai a? rovs ai

Ovydrrjp avrrjs
, to decree.
Joseph.
Ant.
Aoyfiarl?
rovs

hrovr\aaro

orr

Xoyovs,

, to permit.

'Ed

s firfBev

Apocr.

aBiKjj,

Act.

k.

r.

29

Kara to OeXiffia avrrjs ?va r]

airy

vas.
14,

22

10,

r) avyKXrjros

'EBoyfidnaev

rrepl

X.

in Hellad.

Philip,

Aos

5 "Ea?ov

r)fi?s rpe?s r)fi?pas ?va avfi?ov

XevaofieQa.

to say,

Elrre?v,
21 Elrre

20,
Luc.

10,

tell,

?va KaQia

40

avro?s

Elrre

avr

Marc.

9,

387,

THEOPH.

273

4, 3 Elrre

Matt.
18 Kal

avrov

aiv.
Qdty
avrrj o ?aaiXevs

4 Elirev

rr?ai ro?s

Ehre?v

dproi yev vrai.

avro
?va
ai.
e^dk

fiaQrjra?s aov

Apocr.
VlT.

ovroi

?va oi XlQoi

elrrov ro?s

?va fioi avvavTiXd?rirai.

v ?ioQavd^v

fir) r)s BiaKOVOS. Mal.

wepl avrrjs.

aiv.

ovv avrrj

oir s fierafjv r

NT.

request.

Epiph.

Act.

15 fin.

Andr.

351 B

Elrrev

v ?va alrrjar] rov

Zrjv

inroXei<j)Qe?aiv ?va vrrepypd^

ElprjK s
o
Kopa? ow s

rrarpUiov

'IXXovv

aiv eis r?
vwepQvpa

v.

Porph.
Adm.
, to adjure.
208, 18 'EvopK ae eis rov Qeov ....
ev rrj rroXei Kal eirrr?s rov ?aaikea
?va drroarelXr? Kal rrapaXd?r] ro Kaarpov fiov.

?va direXQris

'EvopKe

'EvreXXofiai,
XiQovs

fieyaXovs.

'E?air?ofiai,

to command.
NT.

Marc.

to

Sept.
13,

beg, request.
ro
rrpos
pav
rrpoaev^aaQai dBe s.

34

3 Reg.

o ?aaiXevs

'EvereiXaro

Polyc.

*E%rrrr]aaTOBe avrovs

ae Kvpiov rov
Sept. Gen.
, tO adjure.
24, 3 Kal
e?opKi
NT. Matt.
fiov, that thou shdlt not take.
Xd?rfS yvva?Ka r vi
26, 63
rov Qeov rov ? vros ?va r)fi?v
eirrys.
'E?opK??

'EiriKaXovfiai,
yday

to pray

rrjs r)fierepas evreXeias

to, invoke.
rov vovv.

Epiph.

?va a?p ai

evere?Xaro ?va yprfyoprj.

Qvp p

MARTYR.

17

(5),

I, 1 B

'EmKaXovfiai,

avrov.

?va B aiv

Qeov ....

avr

?va um

'EfjopK?? ae Kara

. . . oir s xarav

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to bid

'EiriTifidc?,

Matt.

NT.

reprovingly.

eO Be ctyXos hreTlfirjaep

31

20,

?va

avrois

aicoTTrjacoaiv.

to beseech,

'EpcoTaco,

desire.

eK?aXr) Ik Trjs 0vyaTpos avTrjs.

avTov. MARTYR.
12
Po^LYC.

NT.

Marc.

7, 36

LllC.

'HpcoTcov

tov

r)p?Ta
avTov t&p

Be tis

HptoTa

Baifioviop

4>apiaalcov ?va (pdyy fieT

iva eiratpy tco HoXvKapiTtp

$iXittttov

''Aaiapxvv

?va to

avTov

Kal

26

7,

XeoPTa.

to be
apprehensive.

EvXa?ovfiai,

ATTAL.

33

eKoaTOV ?va fir) top

tovtc?p

EvXa?ovfievov

?lop diTo?dXy, lest he should die.

to pray.

Evxofiai,
17 A

to seek, wish.

Zr)Teco,

Tols TOTToisavTcop.
to will,

QeXco,
man

should

OeXco

?va, ottov

10,

to come as

trouble

Marc.
35

*E%aiTOVfiep ?va ai

to

'iKeTevco,

iepal elx?ves KaraaTaOcoaiv

Ovk

r?0eXev ?va tis

ypcp, He

?va, o ?dv ahrjacofiep,

coai fieT ?fiov.

HlERON.

k* t,

far

BASILIC

iroir]ays

13 Kal

Barn.

cO 0eos

860

9, 3, 88

Theod.

supplicate.

would

not

r)fiiv.

Joan.

irpoarjyayev

that any
17, 24
Kai top

Ecppaifi

r)0eXr?aep iva

elfil XpiaTiav?s.

that you should take the

tov?

613 D

Ill,

?va ....

Qeairl?ofiev

r)fieTepovs

KaTa?aXeiP.

dvayKatyfTai

'iKeTevofiep tt)p ar)p ?irieUeiav

irpea?eis

Ibid.

a0prjaeias.

?va irpoarjveaiv

614 A

'iKSTevo/iep Be

X.

?0 decide,

statuo,

tfIaTr)fii,

ep

as here.

Kal yaXTjvco ?XefifiaTi

KeXevays,

Amphil.

?va iroirjays aXXov ?aaiXea.

9, 30

QeXofiep

?yco, KaKelvoi

to decree.

Oeairl?co,

aKoals

1037

13 Zryreis

197,
NT.

it.

elfil

dBiK7)0cofiep. Vit.

728, 18 Ov 0eXco?va Koiridays ecosr&v clBe,I do not wish

Theoph.

avTov

wish.

II,

0eXcop ?va evXoyr)0y.

Mapaaarj

?va

NlC.

Theoph.

know

Be ?va ....fir)

Evx?fiepoi

err avTco r)
xaPL<*>
eX0y

ovv iva

Ev?*c?fie0a

I, 116 B

EpipH.

Sept.

decree.

1 Mac.

4, 59

"EaTTjaev 'IovBas Kal oidSeXcpol

Kal iraaa

tov
k. t. X.
r) eKKXrfaia *Iapar)X ?va dycopTai ai rjfiepai eymipiafiov
0vaiaaT7jpiov,
Kal ?va ....
diroBiBcoai.
14, 10, 6 "EaTrjae kot eviavTov ottcos TeXcoaiv ....

JOSEPH. Ant.

to prevent,

KaTex?)

to kcoXvco.

equivalent

koI tov ^a/A(5i>o? r) evavTioTTfs KaTeax^v

prevented

us

from

order.

BiaTVTTOi6 veos BiaTiOefievos

?va els tov TeTayfievov

Antec.

cos ?ovXeTai,

?v Bia0r\Ky
avyKex?p7]Tai.

eXev0epovp

1148 D
tottov,

'Hfids

to

?pdBos

tov

irXobs

yirep rjXirl^ofiev, acpix0S>fiev,

coming.

to command,

KeXevco,

Ephes.

1, 6, 7

ovtco Kal tovs

Chron.

587,

?va, ?oairep Ta aXXa irpdyfiaTa

iBlovs oiKeTas o tcov K epiavTcop eXaTTC?P

'EwXevaev

11

'EKeXevae

aoi

....

?va

evrpeirlays.
?va evcoiriov rjficov eX0y els Tr)v avvoBov.
Leo.
12, 51 Ke
Xevofiev aoi, co aTpaTrjye, iva dcpoplaySj k. t. X.
to say, tell.
Joseph.
Ant.
firfTe
11, 5, 1 Kal vfiiv Be Xeyco ottcos tois iepevai ....
Aeyco,
440

Pseudo-Synod.

KeXevofiep

cpopovs eirvrd^rfTe, firfTe aXXo

firjBev eirl?ovXov

irpos diravTas

Euangel.

II,

(18),

2 A?yco

r) cpopTiKov els avTovs yevrfTai*

APOCR.

Nicod.

Vfids, Ka0cos iBrjTe avTov iva irpoaKVprjarfTe nrdpres.

BYZANTINE

AND

64

Mal.

fiera

aKpoaaei

e?fjs

o Qeos ....

Aeyei

ev rovr

rov

....

avr

Theoph.

NlC

744 E

II,

?va ry

Aeyofiev

fiev.

yv

Ovk

356

Cont.

avrov.

efir?vvaas, a??a,

Bi ?fiov ?va

?aacXei

eXey^rjs ;

, to enact.

eQei

E?S.
tovtov

erreaQai,

18

9, 9, p. 457,
s

avefiiroBiar

rr)s

exeaQai

?v, edv ris ?ovXoiro

yEvofioQerr?aafiev

rrpoQeae

with

et Paul.

16

eavrov:

rrjs

of construction.

change

to arrange,

, ordino,

'OpBivev

iva o emaKOiros

opBivevaa

Ey

notice.

nrarpidpx^v

NofioQer?
roiovr

rraXiv

Xi?eXXov

, to give

Mrjvv

?va drroXvar?s rov Xabv

Kar

109

GREEK.

effect,
bv

lov?evdXios,

about.

bring

Apocr.

Act.

fiera rrjs r]yovfievr]s 'Iov

Herpos,

?xeiporovrfaev

Pet.

X?avrjs KOifirjQrj.
, to command,

'Opi?

aiv

Kara<j>ay

fie

Cer.

PoRPH.

oi

ev rrj

18

214,

rroXei

ravrrj

Apocr.
, to adjure.
firjKen avrov ?aard^qre.

Act.

*OpK??
pas

ov

avofioi,

fir]

2 El

eK^ev^

fiai

ovv
rr?v

?piads

fie ?va

oiKovofiiav

aov.

?va elaeXQrj o rrapdvvfifyos.

o ?aaiXevs

'Opl?ei

rroi

avQp

et Matthiae

Andr.

Act.

Apocr.

order.

et Paul.

Pet.

Cont.

THEOPH.

77

355,

*OpK?? vfi?s

22

....

?va ?tto r avrrjs rrjs

Kara

ae, Biarrora,
*OpK???cu

rov

Qeov

?va rrp?repov fie KaQaiprjays.

, to be bound to do anything, I must.

'O^elX

, to pray,

HapaKaXe
rov

vrai

avrovs

KpaarreBov

drroareiXrj

that

beseech.

beg,
rov

NT.

avrov.

ifiarlov

Marc.

1041

dydrrr]

r]fi v.

APOCR. Act.

, to cause,

Iloie
rov

iva

Ovearraaiavov

Hpofrdaa

to effect.
iva

fit]

Kai

eiaeXQrj

eis

, to command,

avyKXrjrov,

Sept.

eKarov.

Joseph.

Ant.

14,

10,

EaBpas

els rr)v avvoBov

vrai.

?va fiovov

iroXX? ?va fir)

Kal rov

HapaKaX
?va y?vrtrai
?va yevrjrai

fiev rr)v TeXealrrrrrfv

?va fievrf fieff

aoi r? arjfie?a.

?va rrapaBoQy.
r)Bvvaro ovros o dvol?as
y?p

Ovk

11, 37

order

213 A

E HapaKaXeaai

fie vvv iva dvayyeiX

1 Hepiefievev

fir] airoQavr?

teal 4?oiviKr]s iva baa eav. arroareiXr]

Xavrwv

"Erreiads

or message.

order.

HelQ

11

Joan.

avrov

rov ?aaCXea

Am?HIL.

1040

III,

rrava

avrov.
rov Bearrorrjv ?va
BexQy r? B pa

181 A

ovros

rrjv

v viroayri.

XaXr?arf vrrep ifiov

II,

Polyc.

NT.

an

, to send

npoarrefiir

plas

MARTYR.

rroirjaai

rv(j)Xov

Pl?t.

rrapeKaXovv

14, 9, 4 HapaKaXovaai

HapaKaXe?

et Matthiae

Andr.

, to wait.

nepifi?v

409

induce.

, to persuade,

nelQ

fiovs

Cer.

Kal elpr?vr?. PoRPH.

iva avros

?va vvv ....

rrapeKaXovv avrov

10 Kal

5,

JOSEPH. Ant.

avrbv

HapeKaXeaa

....

rr?ai

14, 36 Kal

Matt.

r v rrerrpayfiev
ev r
Srjfiov ?va BUr]V tHp?Br?s
mvveBpl
ae, Kvpie dBeX<f>e fiov, iva ....
KaQevBrjarjs. Const.
elpr\vr].

ai....
yO<f>elX

be tied.

158 B Hapaivovfiev

I,

rrjs 7roXe s>

e?

they should

AthaN.

, to advise.

Hapaiv?

?yjr

is necessary

vrai, It

?va Beafiev

Porph. Adm. 269, 22

rovs

o<f>QaX~

Epict.

1, 2,

19 npoairefi^fravros

y?p

avr

k. r. X.

1 Esdr.
....

14 Hpoaeral^ev

8,

19 Hpoaera%a

eirifieX

s BiB aiv

?va ....

ro?s ya?ocfrvXa?i Xv
avr
e s
ra
apyvplov

rovrois

firjBels ?voxXrj rrepl

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A GLOSSARY OF LATER

51

10,

14,

aTpaTelat.

avTols

HpoaTa^co

22

HpoaeTa^ev

iva

irdvTcov

to add.

HpoaTl0r\fii,

k. t. X.

?va cppovrlacofiev,

opcovTcov

THEOPH.

fie

avayaycoai

tov

irpos

Act.

e?c top

fiov

iraTepa

et Paul.

Pet.

ovpavop.

?va Kal oi irplyKiTres eKaaTTfs axoXrjs

11 Hpoa?0r]Kev

247,

Apocr.

tovto.

ofioacoai

to counsel.

Svfi?ovXevco,

Joan.

NT.

53

11,

?va diroKTelvcoaiv

Swe?ovXevaavTo

ovtov,

They took counsel together toput him to death.

$o?eofiai,

to
fear.

HpoKOPPrjaop

?Kpicpcoai.

2.

"Ipa may

avTov tov

follow

agios,

tov

ifidvra

Vit.

Chrys.

53 D

$o?r}0evTes

dignus,

worthy.

NT.

Joan.

Pallad.

He
irXrjyds TeaaapaKovTa,
808 OvBe dgioi elalv ovtoi

Cont.

Theoph.

?va Xvaco

elfil agios

Nicod.

fieTa pd?Bov

?dvy

Ovk

1, 27

?va fir) els t^v

I, B, 4, 3 "Agios ?aTi ?va Xafi

Euangel.
to receive
is
blows with a stick.
forty
worthy
are not
?va koXoI coaiv ol lafi?oi, These fellows

Apocr.

viroBrjfiaTos.

oi vavTiKol

not deserve to have better iambics

worthy that the iambics should be good ; They do
branded on their foreheads.
3. "Iva, in later and Byzantine Greek, may be the subject of certain verbs (called
impersonal).
SARD. 5 "Hpeaep ?v, e? tis
'ApeaK
i,placet.
avTov aTTOKivr?acoaiv. ATHAN.
I, 170 E Hpeaev

sufficit.

'ApKei,

TlveTai, fit
Kara

Tr)v

eKeiV7)v

d?bet.

Ael,

tovs

Trjs clpxrjs Xoyiar?Tai

an
"Ex*i** with
coaiv

Ik

tov

Xaov

en

Xelireiv,

Hpodyei,
fiia

iroXis

ei

fir)

it

Antec

1, 29

2,

?va fiTjBels aXXo

Air\yopevTai

irapaBeBcoKev, ?va yrfpevovaa

12 OvBevl tcov

272,

iroXis fir}Beva

?aaiXevovaa

Apocr.

Act.

Pet.

et Paul.

O?s ov irdw koXws exu

37

?pa

*IovBaicov.

it wants.

....

KaraBrjXos

Apocr.
Kai

airoXTjTai

it is.

adverb,

prodest.

?SVot^e?Tcu,
....

est, it is decreed.

a?jiov.

tcov

iva

tov Xaov Kal ?va irdvTes

yvco

eiriaKeTTTOfiev^s

avTcov.

eXr?Xv0ev, r] laTopia

it is wanting,

Aelirei,

Ael Be avTovs

iBiois oiKr?fiaai o-v?ev^?ei/ ??eXe?p avayKaa0y.

to any one's
it comes
Attal.
aiv,
knowledge.

yv

els yvcoaiv

21

toIs

Tpiov %vXov epydaifiov

dirdvTcov

av?rjTTjay.

irarepas

cautum

els

dir?xcovTai.
....
'ApKel yap ?va

HlER. Catech. 1, 4 Mr) y?poiTOy dp ?pa ep rjfup yevrfTaito

Alex.

irvevfiariKovs

AiayopeveTai,

"Epx^Tai

av/crjv

NoVEl*L.

excoai

plfiovs

1255

Cyrill.

(fio).

ampirov

Afr.

Cod.

r)fi?Tepov KOfiiTaTOP

....
'ApeaKei ?pa

Can.

Cod. AfR.

airovBdays.

. . . . , tov
?a0fiov

hrlaKOTTOs KaTayyeX0elr]
ottcos ....
eX0eiv els to

is

firj to

Act.
?aaiXeiov

Stipulated.

?va TeXtoaiv Pcofiaiois

oi Apa?es

Apocr.

Act.

Pet.

et Paul.

35

'EBlBaaKev

....

firfBev

yevryrai.

Pet.

et Paul.

15 npodyei

ovv, eiae?eaTaTe

?aaCXev,

?va

aov?

THEOPH.

531

^EaTOixf?rf

Kao* rjfiepav vo\ila\iara

fieTa?v P

2??X?a.

fial

v Kal

'Apd?cop

AND

?Tat>9 it is permitted.

Xvyx&p
KaraaKevd?oiev

Eus.

NT.
Joan.
prodest.
Kal fir) oXov to eQvos drroXrfrai.

Xaov,

orr s
tcvp?ax? Be r? olxe?a

r?

aiv.
50

11,

Xvfi<f>epei,

36 Kal

9, 10, p. 457,

for Karaaxeva?

avyxwpe?rai,

Ill

GREEK.

BYZANTINE

r)fi?v ?va eis dvQp rros airoQavrf vrrep rov

XvfKpepei

?vamay be the subject of ear? followed by a neuter adjective, or by

4. Particularly,
a substantive.

necessary.

eirrjyye?Xaro

o BiBaamXos

*A%ioXoyov.

See

*A%iov,
a

Apocr.

'AvayKa?ov,

Pet.

et Paul.

KHfiiv Be dvayxalov

66

?va yevr?rai

rjfi v, SC. ear?.

?avfiaarov.

Anon.

worthy.

Act.

358

orr s . . . . oi avrol

vA%iov ?anv

epevvrja a? Kal avayjrrfXacfrr]

ai.

*ApKerov,

sufficient.

"Arorrov,

out

NT.

Sext.

of place.

10, 25

Matt.

T p rrpay fiar
re Kal oiKelois
XP7icr(^P,e^a
eanv

iv

oi

....

fiev

Aeov,

necessary,

Aieyv

afievov,

....

?va

Gram.

Adv.
v

9ApKerbv

Attal.

rrapaBeiyfiaai.

arorrov

Ovk

p. 271

12,

s o BiBdaKaXos.

fiaQryrr) ?va yevryrai

?va avfi<j>vea?

y?p

v drorr

13 Havr

317,

rarov

vrai.

rifi

Leo.

proper.

9,

ATTAL.

upon.

agreed

aov ro?vvv

1 Aeov
72,

16 Hv

....

?va rrapayyeXXjjs.
air o?s Sieyv a/ievov re Kal avyKelfievov

ai.

Biarapa^

Act.

Apocr.

A?Kaiov,just.

BaaKaXov enrys eQv v.

Nie.

II,

et Paul.

Pet.
800 D

Ov

22

AiKaiov

eanv

eanv

Blmiov

y?p

....

iva Kal oi evXa?eararoi

?va eavrov oV
K(j}

fiovaxol

aiv.

vqa

admirable.

Gavfiaarov,
?aaiXevs

v aKpar

fial

106,

19

Gavfiaarbv

ovn

Kai ajjioXoyov

yeyovev

?va

s Bi Krj.
Hier.

CyriLL.

bad.

KaKov,

ATTAL.

6, 11 T? y?p

Catech.

rjv ravrrjs rrjs voaov x

?popi V "va hlQos

dvrl Qeov rrpoaKvvrf?y ;

KaXov,

rovrov

rrpoaXa?ofievos

aov

rarois

fiaKapi

ofiol

eis

exy

s i)p>w yiv

fiev ?va ris

r v

?BeX^

v ovk

%??/ reicvov

rorrov.

Theod.
roaavrai

Kaipo?s

1, 1 KaXJbv

III,

615 A

eKKXtfa?ai

avev

*{2s Be e?rjarvyvbv
emaKorr

Box

Kal avaKoXovQov ?va ev

aiv

elvai

r) ar)

evfieveia

aKei.

See Aieyv

Xvy/celfievov.
XvvqQeia,

4,

iraiBos

sad, melancholy.

Xrvyvov,
ro?s

CONST. APOST.

good.

custom.

NT.

afievov.
Joan.

18,

39

"Ean

Be avvrjQeia vfiiv ?va eva vfiiv ?rroXva

ev t?>

rraaxa?

"T?pis,
XeKriKiov,

insult.

Leim?n.

o Be
rrarpidpxw

22

"T?pw y?p

rov
eXeyev e?vai

rrarpidpxov

?va avrbs

fiev elae\Qrf

is aXoyov KaQryvai.

5. "Iva is connected with

certain words, or expressions, having the force of verbs.

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fie

irpos

iT TTOir?Kaaiv,

Aia0r?K7]
iva

BovXr)

firj

to resolve.

airoicreivcoai,

tov ?aaCXecos

eB??aTO KcovaTOVT?vov
Eypayfte

A ?y fia
tovs

o ?aaiXevs

KcovaTavTios
KeXevaaa0ai.

avTovs

?fioXoyovpTas

Kai oi

ap^teoet?

to

BiBcofii vfiiv

iva dyairaTe

'E?ovalav

BiBovai,

e?ovalav

iraarjs aapKos
desire.

'Eiri0vfila,

cprjalv apyr\v yevea0ai

Joan.

Act.

? d??ds

'Avtcopios
to

equivalent

Ty avyKXryrco eKeXevaaro

4 Aoyfia

cpovevacoai, he commanded
NT.
irov

yvd>

JOSEPH. Apion.

1, 33
=
Trjs tcov fiiapcov ?K?oXrjs,

Beairiafia

Tvyx^pei.

Joan.

the senate

11,

eaTi, firjvvay.

to pass

AeBcoKeiaav

57

13,

33

iva

dpBrfv
a law.

Be Kal oi

EvT?Xrjv

Kaivrjv

to seek

PoRPH.

Cer.

480

tov ?aaiXecos

9Ein0vfilap

to tov ?aaiXea

Leimon.

opportunity.

30

0?amafia

2 Ka0cos

eBcoKas avTcp

?va tovs

0eovs

?By

iBeiv.

ein0vfir)aai

'E%r\Tei evKaiplav ?va ein?y.

(39)
Be apx^uop
ipa
Tvyx^pei ?aaiXiKOP

xaPl<TTl'?C7]v*
or eKcpcoprjaai,

BiBovai

fiov

?Iotc

31

to give power,
to empower.
Joan.
NT.
17,
ipa irav o B?Bcoms avTcp Bcoay avTols ?torjv aicoviov.

?rjTeiv,

No

Anton.

aXXr?Xovs.

EvKaipiav

firjBels Xafi?avei

T?0rjaap

tovs
?yeveTO ?va

iva eX0y etc KcovaTavTivoviroXiv,

evToXrjv iva, eav tis

$apiaa?oi

alcovos

Aia0rJKai

e?ovXevaavTO.

a commandment.

give

evoiKoir).

*AvTcovicp iva eX0y eis KcovaTavTivoviroXiv.

e?va?XpiaTiavovs

BiBopai,

'EpToXrjp

tco d??a

18

44,

irepiairovBdaTcos

Tcop Be aTparicoTcop ?ovXr)

Apophth.

letter.
ypafifia

APOCR.

42

27,

oi aTparicoTai

to receive

iroXeaiv

aap%.

Act.

to

Sir.

Sept.

aiTijaiP

Trjp ofiolqp
Tais

XpiaTiavcov

iraaa

NT.

equivalent

Be'?aaOal,

Tpdfifia

tcov

is made.

KaTaKXvafico

e^aXeicp0y

38

9, 9, p. 453,
etc

firjBe

covenant

yipeTai,

BeaficoTas

Eus.
iva

Br/XovoTt

Tuerai,

avTOP

irpos

to petition.

TTOielp,

AiTTjaiP

to

or make

promulgate

a law.

Sept.

2 Mac.

2, 2 Aovs

avTois top vofiov iva firj eiriXa0coPTai tcop irpoaTayfiaTCOP tov Kvplov. Chron.
596,14
'EKcpcoprjaas
ev
TovTov 0eiop avTov vofiov iva firfTe avkbs r)
ti
aXXo
fiovaiKov Xeyeiv
KvpiaKy, for
Ki0apa r)
irepl
or Xeycoaiv.

Xeyy tis,
Skottos,
eKaTepas

intention.

object,
X??ecos

$6?os

Tr)v

e^et,

avTi0eaiv

to be

Did.

ex^iVj
tov

need,

Apoc.
dv0pcoirov.
ev
avTy.
aeXrjvrjs ?pa cpalvcoaiv

pr]ay

6.

irepl

In

connection

Attal.

apprehensive.

to have

with

281

cO ovp aKoiros

75,

11

eaTiP ?pa irpos

airo
aKepa?ovs

irbicovTai.

Xr)(p0wai KOTTfyopovfiepoi, equivalent

Xpelap

Alex.

$o?os

e?#e

tovs

irXelaTovs

?va fir) avX

to ecpo?ovPTO oi irXelaToi.
to need.
21,

23

copa or Kaip?s/?pa

NT.
Kai

Joan.

2, 25

r) iroXis

ov

seems

XP6^av

to have

Lva Tt? pap

*Xev
L T0V V^ov ouS? t^?
^X

Ov xPeLav

the force

of

a relative

word.

'EXrfXvdep r) copa ?va Bo%aa0y 0 v?os tov dv?pcoirov, The hour has come that
the son of man should be glorified.
16, 2 "Epx^rai
copa ?va iras o airoicrelvcov vfids Bo%yXa
.. . eX0a>ai. APOPHTH.
tco
iva
213 C Kaipos vrrdpx^i
0ecp. Amphil.
Tpelav irpoacpepeip

NT.

Joan.

12, 23

AND

Anton.

25

113

GREEK.

?va oi dvQp rroi fiav ai, The

xaipbs

"Epxerat,

BYZANTINE

men

come when

time will

will

be

come mad.

Xen.

this.

Tovro,

&v ejieXXe rrevaeaQai

fiov

rrpos fie;

3 Joan.

in logical

be put

7. "Iva may

n.
9, 21

Act.

Apocr.
reasons

Act.

Pet.

for

asking

65

Ovalas

oirws aXlaKoivro

Kvpos

rrap

iva eXQrj r) firjrrfp rov

tcvplov

dydyrj errl rovs dpx*>epe?s ;

^va
aK0^)(?
T^
*A^ r?/cva ev aXrjQela rrepirrarovvra.
e#?> xaP?^v
"Ean Xoyos rrepl rovrov ?va ae errep rrfa fiev, We
have our
'Efiol Be, el fir) rovro

rrpoaeveyKys,
r? v ra

iva ?y

TjXios errlBoi yevofievov

eXrfXvQei iva BeBefi?vovs avrovs

Andr.

Act.

you.

rovro

rroOev fioi rovro

Kal

ovr

avrr],

v ovk

et Paul.

Qeo?s ras

roBvvdfiois

Els

rovr

4 Meitprepav

1, 43

Luc.

NT.

rovro,

'ErrefieXe?ro y?p ko? rovrov

6, 2, 11

Cyr.

with

apposition

k.t.X.

avvaiveaai

JOSEPH. Ant.

12,

ro?s rroXefiiois.

fiov Beifj

14,

eXQrjs orr s ro?s rrav

1 Mr)

11,

rovro,

10,

elrrev^

re alrrjad"

17 Tovro

S ARD. 3 Kal rovro rrpoa

fievos ?va el?r)avro?s rroie?v, rrfprjaai Kal hrirpetyai
eKpiva. BARN. 14.
....
Ibid.
15.
E?S.
38.
BASIL.
Bia?alvrj.
9, 9, p. 457,
reQrjvac dvayKa?ov ?va firjBels
rovr
rr
dvarrea
fiev. Epiph.
II, 535 C OvBe y?p ewl
apea fiev ?va an?daiv
I, 721 B Alre?
avr
rai rrap avr v ro air r]fia rovro orr s Be? vrai
v
fcoiv
vlav.
eis
Apeiov fier
Avrrj,

2 Joan.

dXXr?Xovs.

dyarr?re
Mal.

i rov avrov ?aaiXea.

tovto.

6 Avrrj

Nie.

II,

NT.

eariv

v rjv avrr]

*H Be fieXerrj avr

493

a(f)d%

for

this, by attraction,

Joan.

r) ayarrr\ wa

12 Avrr]

rrepnrar

s KaQryrai ev r

iva,
800 D

15,

Eu ean

eariv

fiev Kara

r) ?vroXr) r) ?fir) ?va

t?c

?vroX?s avrov.

rpiKXivcp ?arripas

elaeXQ ai

ra^is avrr] iva koI oi fiovaxol

Kal
-

eK^ vr\a

fiev,If it is in order that we monks also should express our opinion {should vote).
s or Ovr

Ovr

, thus,

as

DlOD.
14, 101 Ai y?p Kara rr)v 'IraXlav 'EXXrjvlBes
follows.
ev
ovr
av
viro
r v AevKav
v
s
iroXeis
ra?s avvQrjKais e%xov
iv, rjns
Xer?Xarr?0y x?Pa> vrpbs rav
rrjv drravres irapa?orjQcbaiv. Nie.
II, 732 A Ovr
aroixe? rr?aiv iva Be^ fieQa avrovs. Theoph.
9

555,

V elpyvv ovr

'Earoixy?v

8. In the following
infinitive.
t) iva arreXQ

iva o ?aaiXevs

passage ?va with

rravar?, k. t. X.

its verb is equivalent

to the article ro with

the

4 Tpe?s
fie* r) to rrXd?eaOai ev ro?s eprjfiois,
Xoyiafiol ?x^ovai
em fjevrjs, . . . . r) iva
eavrov eis /eeXX?ov.
eyKXeia

Apophth.

Ammon.

? 89.
In
29,

the following

16 X

passage, ?va with

ovv iva

ravra

vit

Kpdrrjs
rraQy
KC^ crvPV ?^7roTwv lo'XvP0T^P(?v
drraxQy

the subjunctive
AQrjvai
KaKe?vo

It must be observed here

denotes

v ; . . . . "Iv
drro^vxy

indignation.

ovv ro

X&Kpdrovs

Epict.
a

1,

fidnov

that the modern Greek, in expressions of

indignation ox
or
uses
aorist
the
present
contempt,
subjunctive with vd (?va), negatively va fir?; as
I to go away ? Do you mean to say that I must go away ? 'Eai>va
'Ey va $vya> ; Am
?aaiXevags ; Your rule over us ? 'Efie'vava i? piar] ; To insult me?
VOL. VI?. NEW

series.

15

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A GLOSSARY OF LATER

? 90.
r,Ipa with
mild

in

its verb,

aKTfPOTTTfyiastov XaaeXev

is sometimes

Greek,

Byzantine

or decrees.

entreaties,

commands,

and

later

Sept.

2 Mace.

1, 9 Kal

in exhortations,

used

pvp ?pa
dyrfTe t<x? rjfi?pas t?js

Kal vfieis oi Ka0epa eKaaTos tt)p

5, 33 nxijp
Ephes.
eavTov yvpaiKa ovtcos
cos eavTOP r) Be yvprj ipa cpo?rjTai top dpBpa. APOCR. Thom.
dyairaTco
r
15, 3 Ipa elBys, dBeXcpe, oti eyco fiep irapeXa?op to iraiBiop cos fia0rjTr?p, You must
Euangel.
Epict.
this boy as a pupil.
4, 1, 4 "Jpa fir) ficopos y, aXX' ?va
know,
brother, that I received
o
was
but y ou must
learn what Socrates
fid0ys, ? eXeyev
ScoKpaTTfs, You must not be foolish,
WOnt to say.
Amphil.
192 C Aeyovai
Ty eXeeivy avvevvco avTOV,r Iva yivcoaKys oti o dvr\p aov,
firjpos.

bv ypeTiaco,

ovk eaTi

AicpvaiTcop

Koipcopcop aTroXXeis

Const.

1016 E

Ill,

Mal.

334,

your

king,

XpiaTiavos.

Kal

must

you

avr?

32, p. 210

So

in the first

Tes XpiaTiavol

lore,

y OU wish

If

me

404,

Kal ev tois

ovtcov

diroTiOcoaiv.

PoRPH.

Adm.

Theoph.

Cont.

Iva

fir) Xeyys,

0r\Kaplois

eaTiv vtto tov

Xoyov
dpxpv Kal
ovBe Kov TovTco ae r}%icoadfie0a, You must
TypiC

fiera

become Christians.

rjficov.

yevryrai

to this.

'IaKto?e, oti

olBas,' d??d

tcop

to be

18 Ov %pe/a SttXcov, aXX' ?va plirreTe Ik

KaTevavTi rjficov irXoia, Kai KaiovTai.
Be Bid fiaKpds
Leo.
9, 28 Eav
.. .., ?pa
irepnraTeip ep Ta?ei.
12, 55 *Airo tots
0l?ys Ta aTpaTevfiaTa

?Bov fieXXys iropevea0ai

Be ?va avaTeXXovaiv

Iva

Phoc.

ipa irdpTes XpiaTiavol

fie ?aaiXevaai,

all

et? Ta epxofieva

tovtov

APOPHTH.

MARTYR.
12
Areth.
tfIpa fiovov eiTTryre.
Tr)p ?tyvxffv aov.
elirep avTco o aipeTiKos STecpavos oti' Ipa olBas irapaXeXeiirTai els avTo.

0eXeTe

18 El

NT.

not

TeXevTrjadarjs

say, madam,

247

that we

Be fiov, ?va XeyrfT? Tpoirdpia

person

plural.

Chron.

eafiev, Let

us all

be Christians.

21

552,

El

not

have

170

r'lva

Kvpd, cos

treated you

even

avairavaifia.

0eXere ?aaiXeveip

fie vfi

p, ?pa irdp

? 91.
In the following
Nicod.

Euangel.

sentence,

I, B,

?va with

5, 2 Tr)v aXr]0eiav

the
tov

subjunctive

expresses

*Ir?aov ?pa irapaXd?ys

a wish.

May

Apocr.

est thou receive

the truth of Jesus ! (intended as a curse).

In modern Greek, the aorist subjunctive with pa (?pa) is used when the wish refers
to future time ; as, Nd amays ! (classical Biappayelrjs!) Mayest thou burst asunder ! Nd
!
Xa9fc (classical a7ro'Xoto/) Perish thou
.? 92.
In Byzantine Greek,
or aorist

subjunctive.

the future is sometimes formed by means

Apocr.

Nicod.

Euangel.

I, B, 4,1

of ?pa and the present

'Tfiels ?pa elircofiep Ty fieyaXeioTrjTl

aov ri elirepavTos>
We will tell thymajesty what this man said.

10, 6 Srffiepop,x?y aoi dXrj

AND

?va ae ej?o> etc top irapdBeiaop.

iroieis ; o Be ecpr?, Iva airo0avco.

Amphil.

0eiav,
ti
tco

222

fiov.

XpiaTcp

the same

115

GREEK.

9Edp eX0co etc tt)p avpiov

222 B

avTco o ay ios, Nal,

Aeyei

iva airoOdvys

ecos avpiop, ?pa ?aTTTia0co.

EpiPH.
t>r\ays
elval ti Kal KTia0rjvai, will
Say, equivalent

*Edp

tov
ecoacpopov iva eiiry irpo
it means

BYZANTINE

Scyl.

thing.

9Eco ae

12

643,

ecos copas ktt]s,

ry d fiapT la ?rjays Be
I, 611

to tovtov

ovp irpo

To

arjfialpei

ae
cpovppe, ?S> ?pa
#aXao-?>, I

emiaa,

t?>,
built

thee, 0 oven, I will demolish thee.

? 93.
In modern Greek, pd (?pa), negatively pd firj (?pa firj),may follow ?acos; as, vIacos pd
come. *Iacos pa fir)p
fye ?Bco,It is possible he may not be here ; Per
eX0y,Perhaps he will
haps he is not here.
9

Alex.

So Novell.

top fiep
epdperop ?lop

'.axx?

But

?acos ?pa ex^aip,

they may perhaps

lead a virtuous life.

? 94.
"Ipa, that, in order that, to the end that,for thepurpose of, has the force of the limit
This is its usual signification in classical Greek.
ing accusative.
the indicative (? 88) : NT. 1 Cor.
Examples from later and Byzantine authors. With
4, 6 To fir) virep o yeypaiTTai

tov evos
(ppopeip, iva fir) etc inrep
(pvaiova0e

Kara tov erepov.

*Edp irapaBco to

ipa Kav0r\aofiai

4,

fiov,

acofid

0eXovaip,

?pa avTovs ?rjXovTe.

diT i0ovai

tco

2, 5 "Ipa

aXX'

fir) ylpopTai,

"Ipa

(18),

fiepovaip.

MARTYR.

189 C
the

With

IgnAT.

perfect

iroir]aoivTO.

avTov

e0iyop

optative (? 88) : Herodian.

iravBrjfiel avvrjX0ov.

?v diravTTjaoi.

'Ipa Bel.

90.

1. KepBr?0r?
I, B,

11 "Iva
ydfioi
KaOeXcoaip top

IgnAT.

tcop aapKcop,
65,

(v.

Euangel.

et Thecl.
r
Ipa
34

Philip.

Barn.

ipa -e?rf. HlPPOL.

iroXei, for

Nicod.

Paul,

vfids

iva, Kal ei Tives

KepBr\0r\aopTai

Ephes.

"pa to Xelyfrapop
65

225,

: IREN. 1, 9, 1 Kal hri tcop Xoittcop

av?vyi
subjunctive
....
ipa tt?p evoTTyra Bid iravTcov y irecpvXaKcos.

the future

vrraKovaai,

Ovk

(in?dit.)

^EwXelaai

iBiois dvBpdaiv,

Karapdaofiai.

Act.
2 "Iva aco0r?aeTai.
'
Ipa ?rjaeTai. Act.
29

17

"ipa eaTai.

"Ipa Kal ep tovtco Kavxr\aofiai.

dppepcop irpoarjyopia

With

1 "Ipa avTovs

air9 avTov tovs aiBrfpovs KopaKas.

f)p cpvXaKTrjpiop Ty Pcofialcop

AMPHIL.

aaPTes

8,

Euangel.
II,

ovtcos

Kal dpovaip

aBeTe.

avTov

Thorn.

cpopevaovaip.

$?Xittitop

3, 1

Gal.

Kav0r?aa>fiai).
tois
^TiroTaaaofievai

tcop yvpaiKcop
apaaTpocprjs dpev Xoyov
Xoyco, Bid Trjs

Apocr.

acoPTai).

1 Pet.

1.

(v.

13, 3

Id. 8, 9, p. 387
EPIPH.

Trjs irap avTov

I, 379 D

Eus.

2,

15

'ils

eaTi

dfiVTfaTelas Tvx?PTes

irpeirov

oiktov

Xa?oiev,

Ty avTov

to acoTypiop

r)pK?a0rf Ty tcop

2, 2, 10 "Iv oh avTovs ?K?idaoivro

tI2s ?v KaTaXelyfroi.

'fis av avTcov

Id.

cpeiBco

etc irdvTas

6, 46,
t

p. 319,

26

c/2?

iraiBcov Kal yvvaiKcop

cocpeXela, tV oi fierapor)

KTr]aoiPTO. Agath.

37

"Ottcos it apa

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A GLOSSARY OF LATER

ei2? av fir) dvax

292,

*i2s ?v

47

arrjaoivro.

Menand.

dvaKaXeaoiro.

282.

14.

285,

290,

'Sis av

eaovro.

pr]aou

? 95.
?va often denotes a result ; that is, it has the force of

In later and Byzantine Greek,

are,

that,

SO that,

SO as.

Sept.

13, 9 Ei

Sap.

roaovrov

y?p

eiBevai,

?ayyaav

?va Bvv vrai

v Bearrorr]v rr s
Be ar), rrdrep, Bia
rd^iov o?x evpov ; 14, 3 *H
on eB Kas Kal ev
?Bov Kal ev KVfiaai rpl?ov da<j>aXrj, BeiKvvs on Bvva
Kv?epva rrpovoia,
QaXdaay
K rravros a ?eiv, ?va Kav avev
aai
ns em?r).
Joseph.
Bell. Jud. 4, 3, 10 IIpo? roaov
re'xvrjs
*
f
rov TfKOfievavfi<f>op v iva r)fias eker\a ai ko? rroX?ficoi ; 5, 9, 4 Ofioia Be r
P fia?oi
Aaavpi
rov ai

aroxdaaaQav

aiv

Bp

vfie?s o fio lav

iva ko? dfivvav

eXirlarjre ;

6, 2,

1 Mr]

ttotc

y?p &ywy?

? v ovr

yevolfirjv

r v
v emXdQ /iai. EpiCT. 2, 6, 23.
CoNST.
y?vovs, r)
rrarpl
1, 6, 2 Tl y dp aoi Kal Xeirrei ev r vofi rov Qeov, iv* err* ?Ke?va r? ?QvofivQa opfir?ar?s ;
fiai rov

ros, ?va rrava

alxfiaX
APOST.

CLEM. Bom.

r v

3, 12 Mr]

fiaros

2, 29

Homil.

rov vofil?eiv ae n
a

va, rov rovr

Ov

y?p

eafiev ovr

v eiBevai.

drzoppr]r
irpofarev

s vrprioi, ?va rravovpyov

2, 30

v afiavpa

Tis

rrjs ^t^?

evarrelpr?s r]fi?v vrroyfrlav

XPe*a J^V Tah ?pa X Ptcr^V T?v

iva aXXov

Kai afifyi?oXa,

irpo^rjrov

<hc?T^

xPeiav

Plut.
KaK&s,
?aaiXev,
II, 67 F. 179 B Mr) yevoir? aoi ovr s,
rrpos errlyv aiv.
s, ?va roiavrais
?va ?fiov ravra ?eXnov
fie KoXa
elBr?s. 333 A T? fioi rr irore roiovro avveyv
....
v rrjs doiKr?rov
1115 A Hov y?p
Kevarjs r)Bova?s ;
?ypa<f>ev, iva
hnvyjQS /wyS? avaXd?rjs,
....
k. t. X. ANTON. 2, 11 Ovre ?v rrjXiKovrov rffiaprev . . . ., iva r?
JuST.
avfi?alvrf.
dyaO?

Xeyofieva

Ad

1 Ov

Graec.

Alex.
OvBe

81,

43

y?p

roiavrrjs

OvBe y?p alaQijae

?vQp rros r\v koivos

erriBiKotpfiai,

aperrjs

s, iva koI Qavdrov,

iva Kai ?or]Qov nvos

Kar?

iva ro?s *Ofir?pov fivQois rrelQ fiai.

fiereiXrjfaaiv,
a

dp

SC. flera\??

Ka Ber\Qr?. Sext.

38, 6. 40, 62. 97, 9. 98, 15. 232, 53.

Philostr.

Vit.

alv.

Adv.

Clem.
533,

Physic,

31
p.

682.

Hippol.

p. 347

irov rrXeov
OvBe y?p aofy raroi r v *EXXr]v v
irepl r? Xoyi
'ApKaBes, iv9 erepov ri avQp
v
r v
ATHAN.
I, 390 C Ov y?p P fia?fcr] eanv r) Kplais, ?v* s
<j>aiv aiv.
arrXd^yy

ariK?
?aaiXevs

marevQr?$.

I, 638 A.

891 B.

CHAL. 821 C.

892 B

Tl

Apophth.

y?p

eKelvr?Xeiirei,

?va xaivorepa

Apoll.

8, 7, 12,

?qrrjar) ris ;

EpiPH.

Isaac. 2 Mr) y?p Koivo?idpxv? elfil ?va Btara? airr ;

avrovs ; Mal.
ris elfil, ?va eXey?
26, 17 OvBe rjfi?s roiovros
ep s
'Ey
rovrov ?qrrfaaire.
ve
15 'Ey
QeX
Chron.
575,
evpe?v
Kare?x^v, iva nrepl
r?ptav evfiopobov
THEOPH. 161, 7 Tis
rrdvv, ?va roiovrov KaXXos fir) exv oiXKr]yvvr) ev K varavnvo^rroXei.
y?p
rovro yevrjrai ; Porph.
aai
etc
KX
iva
18
Adm.
efie
119,
ej??> vr]fiara fiera rrjs drpaKrov
elfil,
Kal TfXaKarrjs, iva fi?XP1^ ^v K^o-iv oi P fia?oi, fir) BvvrjQ aiv ??v^?vai ravra.

Johan.

Pers.

?96.
"Iva, in later and Byzantine Greek,

is sometimes omitted.

Clem. Bom. Homil.

13, 3

AND

3, 1 Hepi
&pav ir?fiiTTTyp fieXXco
1 TkpoiTO Be Kal viro tov ?aaiXecos
elaax&?JTe.

9Edaar?

fiTyrpl. Herm.

fie irpoaaydy
ry
vfids irapaarrjaai
Cyrill.
HlER.
Procat.
cpapia0rjaofial aoi.
Apophth.

11 KeXeveis

Agathon.

So when

airo

xd?m

it denotes purpose (? 94).

tov
TTpocprjTTjp
Xoyov
ir?pl TTjp

117

BYZANTINE GREEK.

226

Sab.

; Vit.

9EBva?irei airoXv0y.

II, 479 C Tavra Se ecfyq

airovBaiorepoptop

Theod.

BiaKoviav TTOiy.

? 97.
1. In later and Byzantine Greek,

eaTi ToBe* ip9 y ?fia

0a K rd Bvpafiip el aXr]0es

1, 1 "Oficos Be aKety?fi

2,

?va sometimes takes the place of oti, that. Epict.

let us

0appovpTcos iToie?v, Nevertheless

consider

to our

according

the
following

ability

Be

fiep evXa?cos, ?fia

propo

sition : that it is possible to act cautiously and boldly at the same time. Apocr. Nicod.
poop elirep ?pa KaTaXvay; And what temple did he say he
Euangel. I, B, 4, 1 Kal iro?op
would destroy ?
2.

?pa

Sometimes
Beip?

eXey?

to oti or

is equivalent

Bioti,

Leimon.

cpvXaTTifTai.

Socr.

5,

16, p. 282,

20

*O?

ipa fir) Kal o et?

dpBpi?s

ireirovO?pav rr)p 'EXXrpcop 0prjaKeiap,

yeXcoTi Trjs eEXXr?pcop0pr?aKelas

because.204

excopev0rf, aXX' ?m
ipa aTp?tyco to mfidaiop
fiov

96 Kdyco

fie ; Do y oufind fault with me because I have turned my coat inside out?
?yKaXe?Te
The following passages also seem to come under this head. NT. Marc. 4, 12 9Ek ?
vois

Be TOis

e%co

ev

Ta

irapa?oXais

fir) avvicoai.

ovTes aKOVCoai Kal

iravra

iva

yiverai,

?XeirovTes

Kai

?Xeircoai

iBcoai,

fir]

Kal

aKov

TOVTO ?v
avTo?s
irapa?oXais
ov
o
oTt
Joan.
56
XaXe?),
?xeirovai,
8,
?XeirovTes
iraTrjp vficov rjyaXXidaaTo
9A?padfi
k.t.X.)
our
Kal
Kal
elBe
to see my
?va ?By Tr)v rjfi?pav tt)v efi?jv
y
ex?prf, Abraham
father
rejoiced
day ;
was
yea, he saw it and
glad.
(Compare

Matt.

13

13,

Aid

?98.
The Moods with "?laTe.
, that, with the present or aorist infinitive, after certain verbs, is equivalent
to ?va after the same verbs (? 88, 1). II. 9, 42 El Be aoi avTcp0vfws hr?aavrai ?erre
l."f?aT

204

APOLLON.
*Ep y?p

\c(rriKr?v.
512
ah?ap
"ipa
nprj?c?

fO yovp\ky<?P
Kar'
?pao-T

510,

Conj.

avrov

"ipa

*E#et f?

?paypopai

ypdyjra

cirr?yaye.

rjpi?Or)

?\virfj?ris.

rod

a?na

17

Synt.

TpvCpcap.

ravra
3, 28

Kai ras avpaccrpiKas

(papep

ovtw

?loi

lycpero

'i?ov

THEODOS.

y?p
1035

"ipa

?iacpop?s
apayp?

6/xoXoyet

o?Scras, fiiav p?p a?rtoXoyiKrjp,

"ipa

eripr?6r?p,

rb rf?rj yeypacp?pai,

Kar9 airio\oyiKr?p
*Eoti

?vo

?* ot

crvpra?ip
Kai a?riap

Xoidoprjcrc?

&ore

ipypytjaep

r?v?m epap?p "ipa

[&7A0?

ir?pav
lir

?irorc

7r\7?^dr?p.

f?Dr?to eypatya

?vayv

r? \moroKTiKrf\,

teal

?Tip.r?arjp,
??

cp t?> "ipa

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A GLOSSARY OF LATER

is eager

vieaQai,

to do

them

these

compel,

, to pray,

'A?id

are

fieyeQos

to contrive.

to decree,

inrepaairiar?s

Kal

Eiire?v,

to S?y.

arai

Apocr.

15

385,

Nicod.

aov

?rjfian

Kai

I, A,

Euangel.

1, 2

induced

e?eXQe?v.

248
order.

to

'A&ovfiev

aKovaQrjvai.

....

'E?ovXevaaro

are

eK?XrjQrjvai.

Zrjv vi are Xa?elv avrov Xoyov.

rpd<j> v, <?>r]al,
are
Aeofievoi
rrapaaxeQrjvat, air o?s.
are rrdvras rovs avv
MAL.
195, 13 Aierd?aro

20

385,
Mal.

beg.

Aiardaaofiai,

MAL.

Mal.

to pray,

are rroi?eiv ravra, He

'Evrjye aj>?as
are ? vr
erreiQe rovs Xlovs
Bovvai veas.
*
are
rbv 'AvTTjvopa ....
112 AvayKatpvai
145

beg, wish.

rrapaarrjvai

, to write.

Ae'ofiai,

4,

Mal.

urge.

beseech,

avrov

BovXevofiai,
Tpd(f>

Herod.
6, 5 Ov y?p

things.

, to

*AvayKa?

aov

to return.

avr

?aaiXeveiv.

avfifidxovs
Theod.

161 A

II,

Elrre?v

Kai rrdarj ry

rr? iIepovaaXr)fi

'lovBaia

<f>vXy

aaXrrlaai.

to advise.

Eiarfyeofiai,
are

apxovaiv

to pray.

65 Hv^aro

Ma?T.

to be able.

"Ex<0i

re r

air

C ElarjyrjaaaQai

206

II,

Kal ro?s

?aaiXei

s BwdCeiv.

Biml

Evxofiai,

THEOD.

JOSEPH. Ant.

9, 6 Elxov

12,

are

arjs rbv Qeov

are

fi?v

Tr?filai

air

irXrjyds.

rr)v rroXiopKiav d<f>?vT s errl rbv

$iXiTTTrov opfi?v.
, to decree.

Qeanrl?
....

Sab.

VlT.

265

are Kara fiev ad??arov

Be

'EQeamaev

rr)v avvaljiv

7rireXe?aQai.

, to

NofioQer?
Qeos
aQai

are,
rr]v

a law.

to make

legislate,
el rroXiopKovvr v air

1, 203 A

Theod.

v rr)v rroXiv
rrpea?evaaivro

*EvofioQ?rr]ae r

'Iapar)x

eKe?voi Kal <j>iXlavdarrdaaivro,

Be%a

rrpea?eiav.

, to decree.

'Opi?
?rrapxiav

SoCR.

?va r) rrjs errapxlas

Apophth.

request.

Be

"Slpiaav

BioiKrf, where

avvoBos

, to enjoin,

^apa?dxx

5, 8, p. 271

el XP &aKaX?aoi, r? KaQ* eKaarrjv

are,

?va is superfluous.
Poemen.

93 nape?aXe

are

airo?s

dvay

ye?Xai.
, to advise.

Hapaive

, to pray,

HapaKaXe
aKe^friv Xa?eiv

37

Apocr.

beg.

rr)v rroXiv airov

Kvpr\vr]v.

ko? rroirjaai rbv

xu^va*
rbv

HapeKaXeae

339 A

I, 206 A

avro?s

Hapr?vei

?are

firjBefilav wpbs

eyx^plovs

rroir\aaaQai.

emyafiiav

Kvrrp

Theod.

HapaKaXe?

nape'x<*>>

'Attikov

Ibid.

8 HapeKaXovv

Barn.

7 Kal

JoSEPH.Ant.

Aovkios

Be rrapemXei

are

errl

are eXQe?v airovs

Be rrapeKaXei
Bapva?as
are Kafie avvaKoXovQrjaai airo?s.
SoCR.

els rbv rorrov airov

are

are rbv
dpiar

to grant.

Act.

yvvaiK&v avvepyov

erepov x

?P0T0Vrla'ai"

THEOD.

ev
7,

Ill,

yev?aOai.

12, 4, 6 Hapaax&v

air

are

irXrjp aai

rr)v erriQv

filav.

the optative or infinitive, sometimes appears as the subject of a sen

tence (compare ? 88, 3).
2. "flare, with

AND

it pleases.
3 "Hpeaep ware tovs

Afr.

Trjs

iraPTaxov

....
ovp &are
"Hpeaep
....
tovtovs
?yKpare?s efoai.

9, p. 454

Tpeis ?a0fwv$
Antec

2,

6,

198

p.

Mal.

to

Bovpai,

coaTe Ta

AiayopeveTai

113,

"?Bo?ep wore Xa?eip,

19

S."S2aTe, with the infinitive, is used in connection with

the force of verbs (compare ? 88, 5).
'Efjovalap

Cod.

?e?aicoaaifii.

fiep /ciptjtci

ovaovKairiTeveaOai.

Tpierlas

it seems good.

Aokci,

9,

is decreed.

it

AiayopeveTai,
irp?yfiaTa

Eus.

i,

9ApeaK

119

BYZANTINE GREEK.

power

give

or

Eus.

authority.

coaTe tovs
Bo0y

It

seemed good

to take.

certain expressions having

9, 9, p. 454,

20 MrjBepl

e?ovala

Kai aeiafio?s

r)fieT?povs c7rapxi(?>Tas v?peai

?iriTpityai.
a
is
Apocr.
there
dream.
?aTip
Act. Barn.
7 "Opafia Be rjp Ka09 vttpop
?cp0?p,
"Opafi?
avTop errl
coaTe airevaai
P Tcp IlavXcp
was commanded
in a dream
ocp0
'IepovaaXrjfi, Paul
to Jerusalem.
tQ hasten
f
Beafiovp,
OpKois
d0Xiop coaTe fcal Ty tov
efjeX?aai.
'
Opop

to bind
BoyfiaTos

to make

0ea0ai,

by

an

oath.

Bvaae?eia

it a rule.

Theod.

Ill,

irapafievpai,

koi

984 D

Chal.

672 D
tovs

top Tpia
"OpKois Beafio?

Tapamla

cppovovvras

opop e0efirjp coaTe tov

Eyco

ttc?pto0 p

fiopaaTrjplov

I have made it a rule not togo out of themonastery.

fiTje%eX0e?p,
4. In the following example, coaTe is put in logical apposition with irp?yfia (com
14 Epx^ai hrl aol irapdBofjopirp?yfia,
pare ? 88, 7). Apocr. Act. Philip, in Hellad.
?cop kotco eh top

oirep XaX7]0r?aeTai et? yepe?s yepecop, coaTe Kal KareX0ys

tfAiBrfp.

? 99.
, that,

f'i2aT

a result

denotes

stood,

preceded

by
or an

a demonstrative
effect.

use

This

or

pronoun
of

coaTe

adverb,
is very

or under

expressed
common

in

classical

Greek.

it refers to an expected result or event, it may,

When
take

the present

73, 22
acoai

Ovtc?

"SlaTe irapTi Xoycp

hrdpayKes y, r)
k tol tt)p ePToXrjp avTov, r) aXXois Bi? tt)p evroXrjp avTOv. PoRPH. Adm.

or aorist

Tcp 0ecp vTTOTaaaea0ai

in later and Byzantine Greek,

Be xpV avficp

subjunctive.

Basil.

peip fieT9 avrcov,

II,

414

coaTe, ottov av XP a}7roi7]0y avrovs

o ?aaCXevs,

iroirf

BovXeiav.

? 100.
the present or aorist infinitive, is not unfrequently equivalent to ?va, that,
in order that, to the end that,for thepurpose v/(? 94).
In later and Byzantine Greek, it is found also with the subjunctive, or with thefuture
"f?aTe, with

indicative.

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A GLOSSARY OF LATER

the present

With
seph. Ant.

Theod.

fy?povras.

Bovva? aoi

are

rovs

Jo

o?aofiev.

Be firp(avr?fiaTa rrpoa

....

ro ardBiov

Be koI

are

ev

fir) dirie'vai

BASIL.

'AvBp?av.
B

419

Ill,

"Ervxev

s ev Ka dir?araXfiivoi,

Oix f?pe

14

ev air

KarerryBev o ?Wti/^c,
are Xvaac rbv fiampiov

Tovrois

Hpoaeyylaai

are me?v.

(pdpfiaKOv Xa?wv
n
rrpa^ai.
e<f>v?piarov

Kaip

are

oix

29

553,

II,

Andr.

APOCR. Act.

o Qebso ?^ayay v ae ck x?Pa* XaX

15, 7 'Ey

Philon.

rr)v yrjv ravrrjv.

rbv Td?ov.

?eXn&aai

1005

ex^cv els aira

ar'

?V* aira,

dva?alveiv

E/cnae

307

Sept. Gen.

the aorist infinitive:

With
are

Mal.

6?

Xpr?fiara

are

fiev KXlfiaxas,

141 C.

I,

1, 121

koI are<j>avovaQai.

Korplyais

Bal

8\ 3 Tovs

12,

: Thuc.

infinitive

Ephes.

Theod.

I,

165 C.

344 D.
the

With

subjunctive

?rrl rbv "Iarpov

With

: THEOPH.

417

are r? XKXa?iv&v

rrorafibv eirefiyfrev,

ovv

Tov Hplamv

eQvq Biarrep?aai

are ae ? vra

ae rrpos rbv dwoaroXov,

ra?s P

puuKa?s Bwdfieaw

K Xvarj.

23 9HxQov?rrl ae drreveyKai

inHellad.

indicative: Apocr. Act. Philip,

thefuture

rrdaavs

fioi.

irape?ei

? loi.
The Moods with "E s, *Axp*>>
M?xpi*
the aorist infinitive.

1. "E sy until, is found with

opia r v Xavaval

vos e s eXQe?v els Tepapd,

come

Theoph.

as you

Sidon

from

v drib XiB

to Gerar.

And
Ai

305

Sept. Gen.

10, 19 Kal eyevero r?

the border

was

of the Canaanites

Keiv rbv
TeXlfiepa

e s airbv

? vra

r)

veKpbv Xa?ew.

2. "E s or "E s ?v, until, is sometimes found with

PoLYB.
tive

9 O?k dv?fieivav

1, 30,

APOCR. Act.

rrapard^aivro.

Bvvafilv

e s eKe?voi Kara?dvres

fiov, for

the

errtSel?

subjunctive

KaQevBrjaai, e s ?v rr?aa

r) fyofiCkla avr

family should go to sleep.

3. "E s ov, until, in later Greek
teuangel.

O? Kara?r\aofiai

1,4

Qeos fiov, for the aorist

4. "E s ore, until

Thom.

Act.
Te

et Paul.

Pet.

fiai.

the aorist or future

indicative.

els r? rreBla rraperd^avro, for the opta

ifi v (?>elBofiai e s ?v evBelj?ofiai rr)v
'Ey

63

PORPH. Adm.

266

*H Be Tvda

rrap?avpe

v ?KoifirjQr), for the

Optative

KOifirjQelrj, until

is found with

indicative.

the future

the whole

Apocr. Pro

rbv, ovre ?irl rrorbv, e s ov eiriaKeyfreral

ovre ?rrl
?p

rov

fie Kvpios o

imaKe^rai.

subjunctive

the aorist indicative.

the time when, simply until, with

vErrXeov e s ore Karr\vrr\aav

els

*AvBpdrroXw.

EPIPH.

I, 726 A

Apocr.

f/J5?>? ore o

pyios dvrjp?Qr].
5.

"E

indicative.

s, "E
Clem.

s ov, or "E
Rom.

Epist.

s ore,

in the

2, 8 "E

sense

s ?afiev

as

of while,
ev rovr

the
long as, is found with
....
Koafi
fieravor]a fiev ef

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BYZANTINE

121

GREEK.

Zos. 11 "Ea>s fi?v

oXr?? rfjs KapBlas, ?pa aa>0S>fiep viro tov fcvplov, eo>? ?xofiep fcaipov fierapolas.
ore Ta Trjs
?cpvXdrreTO, irpooriO?pres erovs eKaarov Ty ?pxy SiereXovp. M AL. 18,
dpiaTOKparlas
ex Trjs %<w/k&?
17 Ovk ?KXeiyjrei to ?aaiXeiov
vjt&p, ecos ov cpvXaTTerai Ta oar? fiov.
6.

ore,

"Axpis

viraTOi, Until....

yeyopaaip

they

?Te ....

aceXevep, dxpis

firjpvaeiep.

7. M ex pi or M?xpis
pi(p0rjvai, where

Ov iraverai

I, 619 B

became

y?p

ore

axpis

the infinitive.

the force

of the

thefuture

dp, until, with

ore ...

*Axpis

Be Tecos tt)p

etcKXrjalav

1, 54 Kal rjaap

lEsdr.

CuROP.

71 M?xpi

BtjXopoti

genitive.

indicative, ovfuture

Tais Tifioapiais

optative. Theod.

KaTaXvaei

fi^XP^ av^v

(v. 1. fiixpn ?p avT&p KoraXvay). C?ROP. 106, 14 Mejflw? ?p aXXdCoi,for

tt)p Bvpafiip

the subjunctive

aXXafJTj.

oT *while, as long as, with

9. M?xpi?
Kai
Be

the indicative:

fi V ore ovk yBeiv ae TavTa irepl tS>p ypacp&p

fiexpi

Clem. Rom. Homil.

18, 21

(ppopovpra, rjpeix?fiTjp Kai BieXey?fi7]P$ pvp

acpiaTafiai.

? 102.
The Moods

1. nplp
Const.

1033

iroTie s, r?px^o
avpex<?>?

In the following
NOVELL.

3, Prooem.

2. upo

tov,

irapaaKevrjv
Chron.

627

IIplp
P t?

?p yepryrai

....

9Haatas

eirlaKOiros o Kvpios vAp0ifio^ Tavrrfs

ovk oXX?>?
Xayvovaap

before, with

the infinitive.
Trjs ?aaiXevovarjs

. . . . ,
av BavelaaiTO.
iTpip

the aorist subjunctive.

Leimon.

97 Kara

kcu Aafiiavov.
top
Mal,
447,
?yiop Koafi?p
?jK\eia0a> dirlrjp els
tovto ovk eiroir?aare irpo tov iraaa r) ttoXi? Kav0y ; Theoph.
11.
489,

3. *Efi7Tpoa0ep r), priusquam,

Tama

"EfiirpoaOep.

it
example, the optative after pip takes the place of the subjunctive.

priusquam,

Aiarl

IIpoTov,

fWPaoTTjpicp rjfi&p.

vIa(iep y?p

irpo tov

Tlplp,

the aorist subjunctive, instead of it pip with

dp, before, with

(536),

with

irpoemep

before, with

the infinitive.

Joseph. Ant.

15.

11, 1, 2

top poop enreaip ?Kwrop Kal reaaapaKOPTa.

efiirpoaOep r) KoraaKacprjpai

? 103.
The Moods
l."Afia,
tive.

PoLYB.

with "Afia.

as soon as, the moment that, is followed by the aorist indicative or

subjunc?
1, 24,

VOL. VII. NEW

Trjs 0aXdaar)s

'Afia

SERIES.

16

Bie(p0eipap ?iravTas.

Sept.

Uepaas.

19

71,

12 Aveiv

113,

Aiifieipap

fi^xpis ov ?aaiXevaai

?aXXcop avrovs

Zos.

optative.

consuls.

20

117,

vicp0rjpai has

or Me'xpi?

8. Me'xpis

avTov,

or

indicative

ov, until, with

TratSe? avTcp Kal Tot? vioh

irdpras

the

with

until,

rpjrapro, Kal t&p Kara SapBopa

irpayfidTcop

?prel

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A GLOSSARY OF LATER

drreBoQr], Kal rb iraQos rbv rraiZa drr?Xvwev.

1, 14, p. 30, 20 "Afia yap o ?ovs
r
. Theoph.
r
rravrl arpar
Chron.
19 Afia Be e?aalXevaev,
135, 20
552,
rrpoae<f>?vr]aev
f
....
eBel/cvvro.
Afia Be r Qpov erre?t], rrapavr?Ka r) airov KaKomarla
Soz.

Xpvro.

vrroKeirai rf? drrb r

have

v rroivy. PoRPH. Cer. 391,

f
125, 6 Afia r) opefys yevrtrai,

v vofi

Glyc.

entered.

2, 2, 235 "Afians KaraBiKaaQy,

Basilic

It is followed also by the aorist subjunctive.

'
Afia

19
eiQe

elaeXQp

As

soon as

s Kal r) rrpos rr)v rrpafyv

he

shall

op fit], SC.

ylverai.

2. "Afia, in the same sense, may be followed by the infinitive preceded by r . Polyb.
f
Afia

2, 57,

y?p
r v

rt]v rroXiv, Aparos

Karaaxe?v
v, as

soon as

....

rrapavriKa

rrapyyyeXXe

firjBeva firjBe?

he became master

the city.
vos arrreaQai
3, 104, 5 "Afia r?>
aXXorpl
of
*
rb
ro?s ev?atvois rov Xo<f)ov.
10, 31, 3 Afia rm avviBe?v oi ?dp?apoi
KareXdfi?ave
Biavyd?eiv
Act. Paul,
et Thecl.
26 "Afia Be rat
s rrrorjQevres ?p/irjaav rrpos <?>vyr?v. Apocr.
yeyovbs eiQe
iBe?v.
Clem. Rom. Homil.
airovs.
1, 15 "Afia r
ela'epx^ai

the infinitive is sometimes preceded by ro v (? 79, 4).

In Byzantine Greek,
Adm.

f
Afia

11

143,

rov elaeXQe?v ras re rropras

eKpdrrjaav,

Porph.

k. r. X.

? 104.
The Moods
commands

1. In mild

aorist subjunctive.
rparr

aiv.

him

learn.

EPIPH.
....

I, 134 B

e?rr ai.

later

and Byzantine

is apparently a Latinism.

I, 784 A

Athan.

aav

Aei?dr

This

or decrees,

in Commands and Prohibitions.

Cod.

Just. Apol.

cO fir) elB s rbv rrjs rrlare

"EgeXQe rb Baifioviov
Afr.

19

Eav

s Xoyov

drr* airov

r v emaKort

ns

often

writers

use

the present

or

1, 69 'Errl rovro ?wvov

fidQr? rrap?

'AQavaalov,

let

Kal iyir)s yevryrai.

1040 D
v
Karrfyoprjrai, rrap? ro?s rrjs

f
o Karrjyopos avayayr/ ro
83 Oaa yap Be ?vvrrvl v Kal fia
x?Pa?> irpwTGvovaiv
rrp?yfia.
rr v rw v orrovBryirore KaQiaravrai
v
ral v diroKaXv^e
Qvaiaarrjpia, rravrl rpoir r? roiavra
dvQp
aiv. EPHES.
1000 B Tovro r]fi?v fmprvpr?Qr?. ChAL. 905 A "ExQ aiv oi vordpioi
diToBoKifiaaQ
1080 A
1012 B Ovros % v Kay, ovros e?s Bvo 0yevr]rai.
koI e?rr aiv.
9Ep rt]Qyr) dyla avvoBos.

airov

CONST. (536),1153
aov.

Leo.

2. When

9, 38

B Tb ovofiaMaKeBovlov ?pn rayr?. Leimon.

'
ArroareXXrjs

the exhortation

Be Kal rivas

168 nXr]po<l>op7]Qfj
r)KapBla

Ka?aXXaplovs*

includes also the exhorter, thefirst person of the subjunctive

is used.

Examples
Abs

arrayduy

from later and Byzantine Greek

rr)v Qrjpiofidxov.

APOPHTH.

me see you, my dear children. Theoph.

see, let me see the empress of theRomans.

authors.

Poemen.

76

Apocr. Act. Paul,

"IB

ifi?s

r?icva

et Thecl.

30

fiov r)yartr]fieva, Let

384, 9 "IB ?B rr)v aiyovarav P

fml v, Let me

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* 3.
la the Septuagint,

123

BYZANTINE GREEK.

in exhortations, may

the first person plural of the subjunctive,

come.
Sept. Gen.
11, 3 JevVe irXip0evacofiep itXIp0ovs,
by SeOVe, Bevpo, go to,
let US make
brick.
11, 4 AevTe ol/coBofiriacofiei/ eavTols iroXiv Kal TTvpyop. 19, 32

fie preceded
Go

to,

Kal TTOTlacofiev top irarepa

Aevpo

r)ficov oIpop.

BARN.

11 Mr)

SARD.

21 Mrj

eyKaTaXelirrfTe,

?Kelvov Kal avpeyeaTepop

KaTacppovy

airoaTelXco ae irpos $apaco.

Aevpo

is sometimes followed by the

fir], in prohibitions,

4. In later and Byzantine Greek,

presentl$wb$unctive.m

3, 10

Ex.

V. 1.
eyKaTaXlirrjTe.
Cyrill.

?fiiXy.

Ibid.

HlER.

? P%a ^^P10^ ?'vco cpvovaa epoxXy.

ireipd?cov tt)p x^Plv% W
. ...
fir) vrreprjcpapos y<>tois ofiocpvXois, Kal ovx dfidprys.
a?fiaai

5, In later and Byzantine Greek,

tive.

HERM.

rpm

?ot?r?p*

1, 3 Mr)

fir] is found also with

1 Mr)

4,

pa0Vfi7?aeis.

tis

I, 686 Mr)

or present

the future
APOPHTH.

Bityvyrjaeis.

?XXeliTTfTe.
2 Mrj

Cedr.

vfi&p evpe0y
m$%mlpfp

Mt)

Procat.

indica

3 Mr)

Paphnut.

fie

? 105.
in theExpression

The Moods

a wish

1. In classical Greek, when

as, Biappayelrjs

! KaK&s airoXoio

of a Wish.

refers to future time, the aorist optative is used;

In later $nd Byzantine Greek, a wish referring to future time is expressed also
by
means of the aorist subjunctive, future optative, oxfuture indicative.
By the aorist subjunctive.
come

it never
to

p?pos

avrov

to pass

! Aeyei

o NiKoBrffios,

0ep
367

1148 D
(536),
iraTpos aov ! Mal.

CoNST.
rov

oaria
H,

1244

cpaXlay!
By the future

Nicod.

9Afirjp afir)p xd?co

cO 0eos

ipa Kal av ireia0ys

9Apaamcpy

206

This

inoraros

/*i) tvttt^?,

is

condemned

vnoraKTiKov
?Xk?

iveor?ri
pf)

0eov

17 ElaaKovay
to KpaTOS avTcop !

Mapixalcop
tevpios o 0eos
Theoph.

rvirre.

Cyrill.
by Herodian.
(the

rest

of

Ael.
the

Procat.

17

Herodian.

passage

is

corrupt).

vfias

Bid irapTos

1209

aov

tovs
12

ATHAN.

QvTevaoi

$t\?raip.
ThOM.

Athan.

15 Svyx^p^arf

279,

eirl iroXXo?s ereaip.

HlER.

et Matthiae

Kal eiriaKOiry !
Sisoes

ep
I,

vfiip o

9Apairav0y

Xoyovs

Ta

PayfraKov.

QeoTOKe, fir) avaice

10, 5, p. 486, 11
I, 186 F

Be vfi?s
p. 436
Mao.

Kal

xd?ys

Andr,

9Eppcoa0ai

Inscr. 5760 Tpav ?ie0varpia, ??f?aois! Eus.

optative.

construction

avTov

aXr?0eiap

s eiirare ! Act.

! APOPHTH.

146,

cpvXd^y

! v. 1. BiacpvXd?ei.

Kov ov awrao-aerat,

Ka0

Ta oaTea tcop

ae o 0eos o
iravTOKpaTcop BiacpvXa?oi

'TyuUvovrd
ae
BiaipvXa?oi

5, 2 Tip

I, A,

Euangel.

Ignat.
dpTOP hrovpdpiop.
Polyc.
co
ep
ev
?pottjti
evxpfiai
BiafielvTjTe

r)fUdP 'Iffaov XpiaTco

G '?iXX' ei0e Kap aKOvays,

?eo?/

NlC.

Apocr.

coi

'O tevpios
irapdaxy

9AirlyBe r) irelpa tov Xoyov! May

Joseph. Bell. Jud. 4, 3,10

*0 0e6s

et? tt)p ckkXt)

T?

p. 233

firj ?irayopevri
Ovk

i pels

eirl

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A GLOSSARY OF LATER

aiav

Kal arparevaoi

vrrord^oi aoi
?aaiXels
By

rrdvra r? rroXefwvvra

Nie.

II,

ae ?aaiXeveiv

p, o KoXeaas

'O Oebs, airoKpar

327

ry ?aaiXelq.

cO Qebs (pvXd^oi rovs evXa?eis

744 B

i
<?)v7u?l; rovs

Ripios

10

airov

oaiovs

*0 Qebs avyx&pyvu

? airovs!

rrXe?arov o Qebs xaPowoi,^(r

v ! eni

the

V.

ifiiv,

Kal fiampi

1. avyx

pfjaai

NlC. II, 700 B 4>vXa1;eia Qebstt)v ?aaiXelav avr v! fiaxpvve?o Qebs

2. In later Greek,
has

214

Ammon.

Apophth.

yr?.

rbv fiopov rcoir\aei rov

of a wish,

Amphil.

indicative.

(write avyx^p^ai).
rovs XP?,pov^ avr
eanv,

SlMOC

rjfiwv.
the

future
avrovs ev tq

aei

eavrcp.

ifias

'lovBa !

'O Qeos avrarroB

aei air

the aorist S<f>eXov(from o^elXw),

of

force

Ex.

Sept.

e?Qe, utinam.

16,

JE? r?s rror?

Theoph.

279,

oBikovvtI

fie Bi? rdxovs

indeclinable,

18

in the expression

3 "OQeXov drreQdvofiev

irXriyevres

to God we had died by the hand of the Lord ! Job. 30, 24 El y?p

viro Kvplov ! Would

Ps.

o<j>eXovis superfluous.

where
o<f>eXovBvvalfirfv efiavrbv x^P^aorQai,
revQvvQelrfaav ai ?Bol fiov rov <?>vXa?;aaQair?

BiKai fiard aov

! O

5 "OfyeXov xa

118,

were

that my ways

directed

n rrjs d^poavvrjs!Would
to keep thy Statutes ! NT. 2 Cbr. 11,1 "OfyeXovr)ve?x^Q?fiov fiiKpov
to God ye could bear a little of my folly ! Apoc. 3, 15 vO<f>eXov
tyvxpos e?rfsr) fecro'c / 1
would that thou wert either cold or hot! Athen. 4, 44 "OfaXov, efa, rr)v0p?Kiov ravrrjv
rraiBi?v Biecf>Qdpr]s!

rrai?as

? 106.
The Moods

in Interrogative Sentences.

and Byzantine periods, the interrogative word of a de

sentence is often preceded by the article to. NT. Luc. 9, 46

In the Greek of the Roman

pendent
ElarjXQe

interrogative
Be

BiaXoyiafios

?v airo?s

rb rls av eirj fiel? v avr

r v 'IovSal

v.

v.

Act.

22,

30 BovXofievos

yv

vai rb

rb
AieXoyl?ero
r v
v rb
ri airr)v rroirjaei. Nicod.
I, A,
1, 5 9IBovres Be oi 'lovBa?oi rb o^iffia
alyv
Euangel.
v.
rr s Kafi<p6r]aav Kal rrpoaetcwrfaav t<? 'Irjaov, rrepiaa s eKpa?ov Kara r v aiyvo^op
Joseph.
en
rov
T0
O?k
2
2
O?k
rb
Narr?t.
^?s
X7jarr)v
2,
5,
eQeaadfieOa rb ri
etxov
rrdaxa rroirjaai.
e?vai rb ovo fia
in Hellad.
Act
7 "Iva airbs r)fi?v drrayyelXrfS rb ri ?ovXerai
Philip,
eyevero.
rovro o BiSdaKei.
Clem.
JOSEPH. Ant.
14, 9, 4 *Hv rjavxla Kal rov ri XPV troie?v arrop?a.
AMPHIL.
177 C
rb ri av ev Kpvcf>al elaiovres
Rom. Homil.
14, 3 Kareamirow
rrpdrroire.
?a<f>aXes rb ri Karrryope?rai

Hepi

ov

es varepov

rrap?

Bir]yr?aofiai

rb Sir s

K Qelas

Apocr.

Proteuangel.

emp?velas

airoirvffs

14,

eyevero.

Leimon.

27

eariv.
18 *Ear]fi?va>
Chron.
M AL. 206,
17. 231, 17.
729,
rrap* airov fiaQe?v rb ris
220.
fiev rb rr s o Qebs koI r) Bearroiva r)/i v r) QeoroKOS avv?rrpa?ev r]fi?v. PoRPH. Adm.

Q?Xav

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BYZANTINE

125

GREEK.

? 107.
The Moods

a conditional

clause is sometimes
Apocr.

BrjTTOTovp,cunque).
et Thecl.

Paul,

?Bvvarov

cp0op?v KaraB?^aa0ai,

33

Mal.

?ovXrfTai.

422,

14 Tas

79,

Act.

t&p

strengthened

quoquo,

et Paul.

Pet.

9AKoXov0r?aco aoi

25

"Otto* koI ?ovXoiPTo,

0elop.

and Byzantine

of the Roman

1. In the Greek

in Relative Sentences.

periods, the relative in the protasis of

by Kal or B? (equivalent to ovp, BrproTe,
'Ipa, oirov B9 ?p evpe0ys, diro/cTap0ys.

ottov B9 ?p
iropevy.

Kap oiroiais

Iren.

avyKoray?pcoPTai
Id.

quocumque.

1, 6, 2 To
Eus.

irp?geai.

10, 5, p. 482

t&p irpo?aTcop epeas, otai K?p rjaap, TavTas hrolovp

16

'Oirolov o? ?p

irpo?aTtuP

?p?as,

xmap^c?ai

13

437,

fi?povs.

o tat Kal rjaap, hrolovp

irvevfiaTiKOv ....
7, 32, p. 368,

274

IfiaTia.

c/Ot S' ?p ?ovXrjTai.

as

IfiaTia, such

21

ottoiop B9 ?p ?ovXyTai

TrjfieXeip

Tas

Act.

they were,

*fls o? ?p
Chron.
without

their being dressed. Cedr. I, 624 "Ottov B9?v f)ye to pevfia.

2. When a conditional relative clause expresses that which
or habitually, the protasis

happens often, customarily,

indicative, present subjunctive, or aorist

is put in the present

subjunctive.

it refers to time past, the present indicative becomes imperfect indicative ;

the present subjunctive becomes present optative ; and the aorist subjunctive becomes
aorist optative (? 84, 3) ; as,
But when

Ot?
OaTis
Ottov
HiTipi

?7}pevei

irapTas

acpiKPeiTai,

Ko?Trjp

evplaKei
?p

iravras

airo ?ttttov, ottotop

Tis

BitoKy,

f
OoTt?
r
Ottov

airoTrefiTreTai.

XeoPTOs,

evrvyxavtoai,

?avTOP Te Kal tovs

9Eirap

Ot?

?od.

epTvyxdpei,

e/cet

tca?evBei.

*iliTivi

KTelvovai.

yvfipaaai

?ovXrfTai

?ttttovs.

later

and Byzantine

evpiaKe

koItt)v

evrvyxdvoiev,

9E0r?pevev

9Eirel

eaTrjKaai.

from

iravTas

atpiKve?To,

airo

ittttov,

?avTop Te Kal tovs

Tis

BicoKoi,

?ireTrefiireTO.

Xeovros,

e/cet

iravTas

?ktcivov.

eKa0evBev.

?Vore yvfivaaai

?ovXoiTO

?ttttovs.

eaTr\Keaav.

9Eirel irpoiBoiep, BilaTOPro.

9Eir?v irpo?Bcoai, BilaTapTai.

Examples

e?oa.

?vcTvyxavev,

authors.

Sept.

Gen.

38, 9 "Otov

elarjpxeTo

. . . .,

tov fir) Bovpai, for ore. Num.

21, 9 "Otop eBaKvep ocpis dp0poyrrop, Kal eire*
e?eyeep eirl tt)p yrjp
top ocpip top
Tobit.
3, 7 "Otov r?Kovop ....
irpoaeicvpovp.
xo^kovp Kal e?rj. Dan.
?Xeyfrev eirl
vtto
*OiroTe edp elaeiropevoPTO irp?s avTrjp, aTr?0pr?aKQP
tt)p PVKTa,for oiroTap. PoLYB. 4, 32,
7,11
.
..
.
to
ev
Beop avTOis. NT. Marc.
5 "Otop fiev ovtoi
rjaap, eyepero
3, 11 "Otop
irepiairaafiols
avTOP e0ecopei, irpoaeiriiTTep avTco. Act. 4, 35 AieBiBoTO Be eKaaTco Ka09 o ti dp tis
XP^av hc P?
APOPHTH.
Leimon.

Agath.
8

(18)

18 "Otc e?Xeire irpdyfia koI

r)0eXep o Xoyiafios
f
Ottov rfipiaKep koIttjp Xeoiro?, ?xe? eKa0evBev.

avTov

Kp?pai, eXeyep eavr

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the aorist indicative is sometimes used as the correlate of the aorist

3. In later Greek,

SEPT. Ex.

subjunctive.

17,

11

'Otov

Tas %e?pa?, Karlayy^p

eirrjpeM&varjs

9Iapar?X*

ot?p Be

varjs etc tt)p aKrfvijv, Kare

Ka0rJK Tas X ^Pa^ KaT?axvep 9AfiaXrfK. 33, 9 'i?c 6? ?p elarjX0e M
ndaav
?aipep o aTvXos Trjs pecpeXrfS. PoLYB.
13, 7, 10 'Otop ovp irpoaypeiae Tais X*?
rfvayKa?e cpcopijpirpoieaOai

top irie?ofievop,

the aorist

for

optative

irpoaepelaeie.

? 108.
in Conditional Clauses.

The Moods

1. In later and Byzantine Greek, the future optative, with or without the modal ad
Just.
verb dp, is sometimes used in conditional clauses instead of the aorist optative.
526

p.

tovto

Xeyopras.

VELL. 133,

El

(spurious)

ThEOD.

IV,

206

Br) tcai ?ovXofievoi

3 Tl y?p

aKeyfroiPTo tovs

fiep eirnrdXaicos

Tovtovs

Twyovs,

cIkotcos dp tis

Tas ToiavTas

Kax&p.

?(pevpeTas ovofidaoi

elaoBovs

tovs

fi?fnfroipro ?p Bimicos

NO

iroirjaoiPTO, el fir) ?ovXoPTai

2, 1, 8 El B? t?? . . . . KaTeaTVfae tottop,

TTpaTTeip t&p dmfyopevfiepcop ; Antec
tovtop KaXeaoi aaKpov.
also el, in the
Glossary.)
(See

ti

ovk dp tis

2. In the Epic dialect, an apodosis referring to future time often appears in the pres
ent subjunctive or aorist subjunctive, where the Attic requires the optative ; as
Common.

Epic.
El Be K fir) B aiv, ey Be Kev ovros eX fiai.
9
B? k ay BpiarfiBa KaXXnrdprjov.
Ey
?v rrore Qvfibv oXearj.
Tdx
O?k ?v roi
xt?apis.
XP^py
B? x? roi eiBe X(*PlVm
9Ey
T v Ke ris rot* e0.
9
Be Ke ae KXel .
Ey

This use of the subjunctive

9E?v Be fir) B aiv,

9Ey?>

v, rore

?v yv

arf.

II,

135,

eXoifirjv.

B9 ?v dyoifii BpiarfiBa KaXXirrdpeiov.

?v rrore Qvfibv oXeaeiev.

Ey

B9 ?v ae KXeloifii.

is rare in classical Attic,

Proc.

B ?v avrbs

Tdx
O?k ?v roi xpalafioi
KiQapis.
B9 ?v aoi eiBelrjv %a/>w.
9Ey
v ?v ns toB9 ex01,
Tovr

but not uncommon

in later and

Be ?v exy fio?pav els rrporpoirr)v

oXlyrjv
f
rb wfrwfia r&v
12 Orav ry rrelpa
Xd?rjs
19 Ovr
171, 19 **Hvn
y?p ?v rroir\at]aQe.

Sext. Adv. Gram.

Greek.
4, p. 237
Byzantine
HlER.
Procat.
koI orav fiX?rr fiev, k. t. X. Cyrill.
BiBaaKOfiiv

?y

O?k

s air?js enroijiev, o?k ?v B?lfyaQe ;

168, 11 OiBels ?v,
if?v r) NeairoXe
rrepl Kafirravlas
v
ovk ovr s dvorjros
12 Tfjs rrapovarfs air v irpea?eias
oiBev
o?fiai, rovro ye
dvrelrrr??. 263,

Kai

?v yevrycai

fiiap

repov.

3. In classical Greek, when a conditional clause expresses that which happens often,
customarily, or habitually, the protasis appears in the present indicative, present subjunc

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127

GREEK.

live, or aorist subjunctive. But when it refers to time past, the present indicative be
comes imperfect indicative ; the present subjunctive becomes present optative ; and the
aorist subjunctive becomes aorist optative.
(Compare ? 107, 2.)
In later and Byzantine Greek, the aorist indicative sometimes takes the place of the
SEPT. Ex.

aorist

optative?

dve?rf

r] pecpeXrj, for

Be fir) dpe?rj r) pecpeXrj, ovk

ecos rjfiepas r)s
dpe?evypvaap
.
.
.
.
, e0ayfra avTOv?
Tobit.
1, 18 E? Tipa dir?fcreppe

37 El

40,

et Be fir) dpa?alrj.

iroTe elBep Tipa aTOPrjaaPTa, e?daTaCep to

avrov.
Ibid.
yofidpip
Kal irdXip t?jp avTr)p virearpeyfrep ?aaTa%cop, eiirep evpep aXXovs, Ta CKelpcopyofi?pia ecos
eIeptj?co.
-4XXot6 Kd07)TO Ta vTToBr?fiaTa, ei eKOTTTf,
TTOi&p.
Ibid.
dpBpos rf yvpaiKos
kXctttcop.

13

LeimoN.

E?

(24)

?109.
Verbs.

Auxiliary
auxiliary verbs most

The
as

Or as,

eifil,

ylpofiai,

?Bcofiev el epxerai

Chal.

Ephes.

??ovaiav.

Ta

irpos

aTToarelXrf o ?aaiXevs
Kal as

eKeWev

tt\p

ai %etpe? Mcovarj

oi

eX0coaiv

A(pes

15

1, 9,

49

27,

19

"Acpes, BeawoTa,

Theoph.

593,

elaeX0coai

irapayepofiepoi

hrlaKoiroi.

281, 8

fir) iBco Kal Tr)v ypacpr]p.

9Ex0e ovp irpbs r)fids Kal as Xa
PoRPH.

irdvTes.

"A(pe<$

ifAcpes Bel?cofiev avTo?s

II, 901 C "Afes aKefcofiai. Theoph.

16 M?

751,

Epict.

Adm.

11

201,

*As

Tipa, Kal as

Ka0e??r?Tai et? KaaTpop tov Ker?eov

?Bco avTop.

Leo.

Gram.

354,

22

*As kwto

eiKova.

Ps.
Act.

evx?fievoi.

NT.

I, to be, followed
Matt.

24,

by

129,

2 TeprfOiyrco Ta
et Thecl.

Paul,

dyaXXicofiepos.
9Hp Xa?cop.

Act.

Andr.

HERM.

5. vjE%?>,to have,

&
participle.

yfEaea0e

Kal fii) Bvpdfiepos XaXrjaai.

22

ocp?aXfiov aov.

Sept. Ex.

card aov

17, 12 9Eykpomo
Apocr.

irpoaexoPTa.

9Eyepr?0rjaap avpoBevoPTes

Act.

avTcp, for

avTcp.

4. Elfi
?xop.

Cont.

eaTrjpiyfiepai.

37 Tlvea0e

avptoBevop

6, 42.

rj ?aaikitcop

Tovpfiapx^v

airo tov

mpcpos

to become, to be, followed by the participle.

3. Tlvofiai,

Philip.

9 9As

606,

elpr\prfp.

Theoph.

0ecopy.

?dacofiep

to

1285

THEOPH. Cont.
610,
"Acpes K?XaCofie0a (?).
a corruption
of "Acpes.
2. 9As or*4?,
Xr?acopiep aoi

ocpelXco.

Tern kov d(pes ?Bcofiev.Nie.

965 A

are a^e?,

the first or third person of the present or aorist

let, with

"Acpes eK?aXco
a?acov avTov.
Luc.

9Hxlas

OTi ovBevbs ej(pvaip

, and

7, 4

Matt.

NT.

0eX

e^co,

1. "Acpes (from dcplrffii),

subjunctive.

commonly used, in later and Byzantine Greek,

Vis.

Apocr.
3

Sept.

fiiaovfiepoi,
Act

1, 2

(a) When

continued

Philipp,

9ApaaT7jaofiepop

Nehem.

future.

in Hellad.

eaea0ai.

1, 6 vEaTco Br) to ovs aov

Act.

Luc.
3 vEcrre

Barn.

1, 20
tto0ovpt

irpoa

ai

w&p
vEay
s. 20 7Hp

"Hfirfp eyco Biamp&p.

3/Hfi7]p irecppiKcos.

followed by a participle,

in expressions

like the follow

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9 9OyBor?Kovra
Polyc
k<? ?f eny %& Bov
ing, it is to be rendered to have been. Martyr.
Xev v air , I have been serving him these eighty-six year? past. Cyrill. Alex. Epist.
83 C

*Hfi?pas y?p

....

e% rpiaKovra

?Bevmv, I have

been

these

travelling

Lei

days.

thirty

mon. 151 Hoaovxp?vov exeis r)avx?? v ;How long have you been a solitary (monk) ?
In this sense it is used also without a participle. Apophth. Sisoes 7 Hoaov xp?vov l#ei?
?Se

; cO Be ety], $vaei,

firjvas ev r

evBexa

ej??

opei rovr

,How

hast

long

been

thou

I have been eleven months on this

he said, To tell thee the truth, father,

And

here?

d??d,

mountain.

am going to do anything, I am about to do anything, simply, I shall or will ;

(b) I
followed by the present or aorist infinitive, and sometimes by the future infinitive
aoi Qea/jui ex

19, 3 Kaivov

9 9Ey
Parad. Pilat.
j? ?/)a?
Bir\yr\aaaQai.
to eQvos r v. rrapavofi v ^lovBal v, I should not have
erreveyKe?v, el fir) Bi?

APOCR.

Proteuangel.
Kara aov o?k elxov

the law-contemning race of theJews.

laid violent hands upon thee, had it not beenfor

*Hv dveSei?as

Trpofareveiv

KaXvyfrai ifiiv

e)?a>.

Kai

Hier.
on

yBeis

v iroXX?s

aravp

Homil.

Act.

irpoarjX Qrjvai.
10

3,

T?s

?rroBel?eis

rrepiKorr?s Be?ljai aa<f> s e^pfiev.

e^ei? koi ?rroQave?v ;

Epiph.

He

For

we wish

will ordain a bishop.

8 El

e<f>vXdrrofi

Tat?T' ?v

to see the archimandrite.

31

eXQelv, would
II,

55

have

416,

13

"Exei

e%e?. CoD. Afr.

"Ex^i xe?P0T0V7lo'ac ?irlaKorrov,

vrroarpeyfrai.

Mal.
v

air

665 A
PoRPH.

=
etx^v ?v r]fias <f>o?eia0ai,
Chron.

JS^ere ?iroXeaQai.
128

Elxov

have

been

20

"Ekov

201,

5.

657 A

informed.
TheoPH.

9EKBiKrjaai exovaiv.
Adm.

721,

Kavaai =

a
irXrjpo^oprjQrjvai e%xes Bi
ekeyev

k. t. X. would

?P07roi7lTa>irpw V <rvfi<f)vpai koI avyyvaai,

koi ?
KaKe?vov ?v e?xQfiev iaropfjaai
ypa<j)rjaai.
vEx6?

ravra

come.

653 B Hap9

o Qebs x

e*pai*

1404

^E^e^? ?Kovaai.

732, 3 Elxev
yeveaQai.
*Ex
aav ?v, would
Nie.
have burned.

ae

9Ex?y?ai

69 A O?k

2 Kvpi d???, apn %a>?rroQave?v,I shall die now.

Leimon.

15

eyyp?<f>ovs ex^i rrapaax^?P.

r
. . . .
E?ei
rrupaaxe?v.

984 B 5Wtv% ?/ y?p ?xo/iev ra>

v r?s evroTuis rov Kvplov rjfi v 9IrjaovXpiarov,

r)fias efyo?ovvro.

9Arro

Ibid.

I, 734 B

90, p. 1319 C E?xov ?Qdaai, would have come. Chal.

?PXifiavBplrr],

in Hellad.

Philip,

1, 2 K?i rare ?Kovaai ?xets, l?v ?tjios yevy. Macar.

Catech.

avXXrj^Qrjvai

elxes

Rom.

Clem.

r)fiels Be ef air

Cyrill.

on

Ibid.

212,

8 "Exeiv

197,
exofiev,

shall have.

Cer. 489, 9 vJE#e?oplaeiv.

We
In the following example, the article to5 seems to be superfluous.
8, 2 Airfee Xoyos

els rrdvras

s exo? r?v

TsQvdvai

25 (quoted from Josephus).

(c) Shall, should, must, ought, denoting

rravrdrtaai

obligation;

fier9 oXlyov.

with

Joseph. Ant.
Eus.

2,

the infinitive.

19,

10, p. 58,

Apophth.

206
Compare the Slavic periphrastic future formed by means of rjitap. (equivalent t? x<?), and the present or
Greek e^com&v (iriea?ai).
future infinitive ; as, if/*aftirfirrj,Greek e^o ?"frc*?;^f*?f*f?oTrr?rrf,

AND

have

ovp

5 Tl

Joseph.

done

elxop iroirjaai

same

; the

61 E%xop

Leimon.

BYZANTINE

Xa?ew

129

GREEK.

ovp eBei fie iroirjaai

as Tl

T&v dylcov,

evXoylav

the

; What

same

ought

an

as

will,

shall,

Grammar, ? 32, 2 seq.). Ptoch.

earliest example of the kind.207
7.

shall,

9OcpelXco,

or aorist

present
LEIMON.

32

t&v

the

Cer.

classical

intend,

Apophth.

to be about

expect,

Anton.

31

Hvpylcov,

to go.

intending

Romaic

(see

Xdwos

to do
anything;208

with

the

the

Chron.

fiearjfi?pia

cos ocpelXcop direXOeip

615

iroXefirjaai,
9OcpeCXcovPcofiaiois
=
avTOVS
9OcpelXcov
irpoBcoacov. PoRPH.
irpoBovvai,

17

615,

iroXefir?acov.

Greek

"IlcpeiXopdireX0e?p; Ought I to go?

?k Trjs KeXXrjs fiov ep avTy Ty aTa0r)pa

9OcpelXei Be ylvea0ai

472

to modern

belongs

ev

403, 7 Tl e%?

2, 514 QeXeis avpeiv, You will drag him; perhaps

ought,

infinitive.

9E%ipxofiai

els tt)p Aavpav

for

must,

verb,

auxiliary

to

then

as "EBei fie Xa?eiv

Xoylav t&v dylcov,I ought to have received the holy men's blessing. Mal.
iroirjaaitco kwI ;What must I do to the dog?
6. OeXco,

e%ew ?d0os

airi0afias

Bvo.

? no
Negative
1. Ov,

non,

not,

to

extending

Words.

two verbs

aTpdcprfKal vir?Bei?evavTois to lepov,He

connected

by

Kal.

Mal.

141,

16 Ovk dire

did not return and (he did not) show them the

shrine.
2.

OvB?v,

eTiaas.

Od.
use

This

nihil,
4,

195

common

r?Brf KeKpiTai, oti

JOSEPH. Ant.
el top

11,5,5

1, 244

Xcoofievos

in Ptochoprodromus

ot9 dpiaTov

fir) ireiriaTevKep

etc to

opofia

9Axai&v

ovBev

in the Conquest.209

Oti

10

tov

fiovoyepovs

Joan. 3, 18 fO Se fii)
vlov tov 0eov

(? 87).
t&v
?v
KaK&p
firjBev
ireireipafiepcov
eira0op,

irpos ?avTovs oti

9Ep0Vfiovfiepoi

and

fir] is often used for ov. NT.

3. In later and Byzantine Greek,

iriaTevcov

II.

ye fiev ovBev KXaieiv.

Nefieaa&fiai

of ovSei/ is very

ov, not.

for

nothing,

tois ?aai
Tvyxdvei
irap?
Xevai Tifirjs.
14, 4, 4 EiBov baa fir) 0efiiTOV rjv tois aXXois av0pcoirois, r) fiov o is tois dpxiepevaiv.
Can.
firyre airelpovai.
14, 10, 6 EireiBr] ev avTco firyre airo t&v BevBpcov Kapirov Xafi?avovai
JuST. Ad Graec.
1 f/OTt fir) r)Bvvr?0rj.
APOST. 76 "Oti fir) xpV1, 26 "Oti fir) Bicokop
Apol.
pofiop BiecpvXaTTOP.

207
Compare Her.
toi

11,

6,

1, 109 Et ?' e?eXfai.ava?qvai.

KaraoTrjvai.
firj??v ?vri?oov
208
?phe Teutonic
ska?, shola,

shall,

corresponds,

209The modern Greek

the middle

firjBeis aXXos

2, 11 Et &v ?rj eoe\r?<reie'/erpefat. 7, 49 Et i??\oi

in signification,

negative dev, that is, o?>?ev,without

of the fourteenth century.
In Ptochoprodromus

reading.

VOL. VII. NEW

SERIES.

17

ToaavTrjs

to the Greek

ofcika.

the first syllable, made its appearance after

(1, 71. 277) it appears only as a various

130
rai.

A GLOSSARY OF LATER

Eus.

3, 38

ev r)f?iv. ATHAN.
fir) rrdvr

s ....

rrjv nroXiv ;
HeiQeaQe

ff0n

fir) v?ov iirdpxei.

I, 368

C Aiarl

KaXe?rai.

Mal.

PoRPH.

Adm.

on aXrfiev

ifiiv

128,

Id. 5,

1, p. 200

fir) dvr?arrjs Ai?epltp

476,
21

fir) rovro

16 Aiar?
"Apxovras

Be,

r'Ori firjBev aQeov fJvrjBe

dae?es
Cyrill.

HlER.

erroir?aare

s <f>aai, ravra

rrpb

Catech.

eanv

7, 9 "Or*

rov KavQrjvai rr?aav

r? eQvrj fir) ej^ei.

247,

22

koI firj yfrevBofiai.

4. On the other hand, oi is sometimes used for fir). Sept. Ex. 21, 21
arf rjfiepav filav r) Bio, ovk eKBiKJ]Qr\r .

9EavBe Bia?ia

AND

BYZANTINE

TO THE

PREFACE

131

GREEK.

GLOSSARY.

the earliest glossary of the kind, was

The Glossarium Graecobarbarum of Meursius,
It contains a limited number of words of later, mediae-*
published in the year 1614*
and modern

val,

origin.

val and Modern Greek, a work of immense labor, ap

Glossary of Medi
It contains a large number of words, but the author throws his chief
peared in 1688.f
are numerous, but
strength upon the foreign element of the language. The citations
Ducange's

no
unfortunately they are full of typographical errors. As scientific lexicography had
existence in the age of Ducange, it is not surprising that his meanings, as also his au
Further, the
thorities, should be arranged without regard to logic or to chronology.
author was but imperfectly acquainted with modern Greek, and consequently his defi
Sometimes
nitions of words peculiar to that language are not unfrequently erroneous.
mistakes in copying, or in printing, are amusingly converted into Greek words. $

* JoANNis Meursii

MDCXIV.
Lugduni Batavorum.
....
auctore
Carolo Du Fresne
et Infimae Graecitatis

Glossarium Graecobarbarum.

ad Scriptores Mediae
Lugduni. MDCLXXXVni.

f Glossarium
Cange.
We
%

the following

give

X?pTop yen?ro

as its title indicates, confined to the language

? is,

Thesaurus Ecclesiasticus

Suicer's

?yyi?es

Aenrats,

'Ayy?des, Vascula, ayyq. Agapius

specimens:
etc.

Adde

190.

cap.

[For

vascu?a,

ayyr?, read

in Geoponico
assulae,

Domino

Du

cap. 174 "Uns ?wu

schidiae,

o-xusaaXpoi,

o-xw

??Xa/xo?.]
'Ao-T^Xat,

Aste??a

Peloponnesiacis

Hes.

sive Astilla.

as ?vioi aarrr?kas ras

&?pp,ia,

Kal

rjs to
?ariXt

'kpaKko?ov
va tov

de Bellis

ck top p?pop ?k?po.

?acrovcrip

[The verses quoted by Ducange

:
as follows (6867-8)
are
written
edition ofthat poem, they
Top
Kal
incorrectly

?oTTjkai^]
? Joh. Caspari
stelodami.

Anonymus

evei KaX?s
yior?ppais,

Vide Gloss. Med. Lat. in Astilla.

as areikrj,

nXcKOfievas.

:
"On

Here

?k oxowfav

1728.

Suiceri

written

....

i7TCPe?s to

'Apaicko?op

as ore [kg va tov

?arriXi,

let him

Thesaurus Ecclesiasticus

In Buchon's

cive KaXa?s yrjoreppais,

d?o-coa-ip

send, was

are found in the Conquest.

K to p?pop ckcIpo.
imagined

to be a neuter

e Patribus

substantive

Graecis.Editio

connected

with

secunda.

Am

132

A GLOSSARY OF LATER

But, although a work of great research, it is far from being a

copious glossary of Patristic Greek.
A complete lexicon of later and Byzantine Greek should contain all the words
of the Greek

Fathers.

(proper names not excepted), meanings, phrases, and idioms, which exclusively belong
to the language of the Roman, and to the first two epochs of the Byzantine period.
With regard to the authors of the Alexandrian period, it may be remarked that, not
their inferiority to the great masters of antiquity, they are, in a lexico
withstanding
for it was not till Greece had lost its
graphical point of view, to be classed with them ;
national independence that corruptions of all kinds began to accumulate round its lan
guage. And it may not be unimportant to add, that the scholars of the Roman period
were disposed to regard as forming part of the Canon of classical Greek authors, not
and Euphorion, but also Nicander, although the latter died eight
only Apollonius
years after the subjugation of Greece.*
of Alexandria, as
As to the language of the Septuagint, it is the Macedonian-Attic
modified, or rather corrupted, by the Jewish inhabitants of that city.f
Consequently
it cannot with any degree of propriety be regarded as a regularly developed Greek dia
lect. It is very true that the Septuagint exerted an influence upon the Greek language
true that that influence
during the Roman and Byzantine periods ; but it is equally
was not felt till after the Septuagint had become a sacred book with the Greeks.
obvious,

therefore,

that,

although

parts

of

it made

their

appearance

as

early

It is

as the

third

are not entitled to a

century before Christ, its barbarisms, solecisms, and Hebraisms
place in a lexicon for Homer, Pindar, Thucydides, Plato, Aristotle, and the other early
writers of Greece.
They can be tolerated only in a later and Byzantine Greek lexicon.
The period of modern Greek begins with the first Crusade.^ This being the case, it
is easy to see that words, meanings, phrases, and idioms, occurring for the first time in
authors of the last epoch of the Byzantine period, belong to a modern Greek diction
ary^ If it be said that many of these words v^ere formed by scholars agreeably to the
*

Quintil.

stophanes,

10,1,

po?tarum

54 Apollonius
judicium,

neminem

in ordinem a grammaticis
sui temporis

opus aequali quadam mediocritate.Nicandrum

nem transibimus?
f Introduction,
t Ibid. ? 19.

in numerum

datum non venit, quia Aristarchus

redegerunt

frustra secuti Macer

: non

tarnen

atque Virgilius

contemnendum

? Quid?

atque Ari
reddit

Kuphorio

? 24.

? The reader should always bear in mind that the authors of the third epoch of the Byzantine
also those of the Turkish period, are, with very few exceptions, entirely destitute of literary merit.
valuable chiefly on account of the historical information they contain.

period, as
They are

AND

BYZANTINE

133

GREEK.

tongue, and therefore ought not to be excluded from a lexicon

authors, we answer, that the question here is not what kind of
words they are, but simply when they first made their appearance ; it relates to time,
not to quality. The Greeks of the present day are constantly introducing into the
analogy of the ancient
for later and Byzantine

spoken language new words, as good as those coined by the scholastic Greek writers of
the twelfth and subsequent centuries, but no one will maintain that they ought to have
a place in an ancient Greek
the early

of the modern

part

lexicon.*
Greek

The fact that many of the words belonging

period

are now

obsolete,

does

not

render

to

it necessa

If the vocabulary
ry that they should be excluded from a modern Greek dictionary.
of a living language is to contain nothing but what is in actual use, its value, as well
as its extent, must be very small indeed.
The following Glossary does not profess to be anything more than an attempt at sep
arating from the vocabulary of classical Greek (strictly so called) whatever is peculiar
The rule which has been
to the language of the Roman and Byzantine periods.
adopted is to give such words, meanings, phrases, and idioms, as occur for the first
to Scylitzes (including the Septuagint version of
time in later writers, from Polyhius
the Old Testament).*^ Every meaning is supported by at least one reference. The
passages referred to are very often given in full, especially when the meaning of the
the true date of a supposititious
word ismore or less modified by the context. When
is uncertain, that work is referred to the time claimed by its title.
Words
belonging to the third epoch of the Byzantine period, that is, to the early
part of the modern Greek period, are to be sought in the Appendix.

work

* It
may be well to state here the principles which
Greece in relation to the modern dialect.

(in theory at least) are recognized

ancient inflections are, as far as practicable,

modern Greek inflections.

to be preferred

1. The

by the scholars of

to the corresponding Byzantine

and

barbarous or foreign words, phrases, and idioms, not necessary, are to be banished.
3. New words are to be formed by derivation, or composition, or by both derivation and composition, after
the analogy of the ancient language. And here we must observe that the apparent adherence to this rule often
2. All

in reality an English word

produces strange results. Thus, ?tjlkwtXoiov,steam-boat, is
is
of
ministers
of
word for ministry (the body
xmovpyeiov,the analogical meaning
state)
servants'
mean

place
only

in a house.
place

where

In
smoke

modern

Greek,

KairvoTraKe?ov is a

tobacco-shop

in ancient

in Greek

dress.

The

of which would be the

Greek

the word

can

is sold.

4. The orthography of words of Greek origin is to be retained.

as it is pronounced.
origin is to be spelled in the simplest manner,
t See above, p. 132.

But the radical portion of words of

foreign

134

A GLOSSARY OF LATER

LIST OF LATER AND BYZANTINE AUTHORS REFERRED TO.

Acrop. ?
Ael.

Georgius

Ael.

Claudius

Acropolites.

1836.

Bonnae.

Quoted by pages.

Aelianus.
?

Herodian.

Aelius

Herodianus.

v-ovrjpovs

nepi

1823. ?

Dindorf's

X??eas.

Grammatici

v. Hermann's

etc.

De Emendanda,
Hep! ^?lapTrjaevoav X??e
K.
t.
392
1830.
X.
Koch.
At
end
of
the
seq.
Moeris, p.
Lipsiae.
&i\?raipos,
?
1810.
Fabulae.
Aesopicae
Aesop.
Coray. Parisiis.
1534.
A?t. ? A?tius.
Venetiis.
siae.

Graeci.

Lipsiae.

Lip

1801.?

. Bonnae.

1828. Quoted by pages.

Alexandrinum
Concilium
Coleti, Vol. II. p. 1051, seq.
(A. D. 372).
?
In Migne's Patrolog?a Graeca, Vol. XVIH, p. 548 seq.
Alex. Alex.
Alexander,
bishop of Alexandria.
In
Alex.
Lyc ? Alexander
p. 412, seq.
Patrologia Graeca, Vol. XVIII,
Migne's
Lycopolitanus.
Parisiis.
1857.
1822.
Valckenaer.
Ammon. ? Ammonius.
Lipsiae.
?
1644.
Parisiis.
Amphilochius.
Amphil.
Agath.

Agathias

Alex.

Anast.

Caesar.

Concilium

Graecae

Monumenta,

Vol.

IH,

Graecae Monumenta, Vol. Ill, p. 425, seq.

Coleti, Vol. I, p. 1486, seq.

(A. D. 314).
De Russorum ad Fidem Christianam Conversione?

Ancyranum
Anonymus

Scriptor

In Cotelerius's Ecclesiae

Sinaites.

Sinait.?Anastasius

Anon. ?

Ecclesiae

Cotelerius's

seq.

p. 432,

Anast.
Anc ?

In

Caesariensis.

Anastasius

In the third volume of

Porphyrogenitus, p. 358, seq. Quoted by pages.

Coleti. Vol. II, p. 585, seq.
Antiochenum.
Ant. ? Concilium
1679.
Parisiis.
Fabrotus.
Antecessor.
Antec. ? Theophilus

Apocr. ?

Aurelius

(Euangelia).
The Apocryphal

Bekker.

Syntaxi.
Rhod.

De

Berolini.

Apollonius

Conjuctione.

Aretaeus.

Areth.

Arethas

Aristeid.?Aelius
? Arrianus.

Arrian.

1815. ?

Boerhaave.

In Bekker's An?cdota

1851 (Acta).

1853

Novi Testament?, Vol. IH.

?
Graeca, p. 479, seq.

De

1817.
Rhodius.

Lugduni

Batavorum.

of Caesarea in Cappadocia.
Aristeides.

Lipsiae.

Codex Apocryphus

Patrum.
In Cotelerius's Ecclesiae
Apophth. ? Apophthegmata
1785.
App. ? Appianus.
Lipsiae.
Schweighaeuser.
1820.
Bekker.
Arcad.?Arcadius.
Lipsiae.
Aret.

1697.

ad Rhenum.

are found in Fabricius's

Dyscolus.

1794-1814.

Lipsiae.

Trajecti
Apocrypha.
Tischendorf.

Apostolorum

Liturgies

1719.
Hamburgii.
Apollon. ? Apollonius

Jacobs.

Gataker.

Antoninus.

et Acta

Euangelia

Apollon.

Friedericus

Graeca.

Anthol.?Anthologia
Anton. ? Marcus

Graecae Monumenta, Vol. I, p. 338, seq.

1735.

In the second volume of the works of

Guil. Dindorf.

cumenius, p. 640, seq.

1829.

Lipsiae.
De Venatione, at the end of the sixth volume of Schneider's Xenophon.
1855.
Parisiis.
C. M?ller.
Periplus Maris Erythraei (spurious).

Lipsiae.

135

AND BYZANTINE GREEK.

Arsen. ?
168,

Graecae Monumenta,

Vol. II, p.

seq.

Aster.

In Cotelerius's Ecclesiae

bishop of Constantinople.

Arsenius,

In Migne's Patrolog?a Graeca, Vol. XL.

Parisiis.
Parisiis.
Benedictine Edition.
1698.

Asterius.

Athan.
Athen. ?

Athanasius.

1858.

1801-1807.
Athenaeus.
Schweighaeuser.
?
In Migne's Patrolog?a Graeca, Vol. VI.
Athenagoras.
Parisiis.
Athenagor.
1857.
or Attali?tes.
1853. Quoted by pages.
Bonnae.
Attaliates
Attal. ? Michael
1845.
Lachmann.
Babr. ? Babrius.
Berolini.
Balsam. ?

Theodorus

Commentaries

Balsamon.

on the Canons.

In Beveregius's Pandectae.
Oxonii.
Graecae Monumenta, Vol. H, p. 492, seq.?

1672. ?

In Cotelerius's Ecclesiae
Ep?stola de Jejuniis.
same work, Vol. Ill, p. 473, seq.
In
de
the
Epistola
JRasophoris.
?
Dressel.
1857.
Barn.
Barnabas.
Lipsiae.
in
Parisiis.
1839.
of
Basil. ? Basilius,
Caesarea
bishop
Cappadocia.
dictine edition.
1622.
Parisiis.
Basil.
Seleuc. ? Basilius,
bishop of Seleucia.
? Basilicae.
Heimbach.
1833
-1850.
Basilic
Lipsiae.
1814.
Bekker. ? Bekker's
An?cdota
Berolini.
Graeca.
?

Blastar.
Boiss. ?

Matthaeus

Boissonade's
Bryen. ? Nicephorus
Caesar. ? Concilium
?

Callim.

In Beveregius's Pandectae, Vol. H.

1672.
Oxonii.
Graeca.
Parisiis.
1829-1833.
Quoted by pages.
Bonnae.
1836. Quoted by pages.

Blastaris.
An?cdota
Brtennius.

in Palaestina.

Caesariense

Nicephorus

Lutetiae

Callistus.

Canan. ?

Joannes
Cananus.
Bonnae.
?
Can. Apost.
Ca?ones Apostolorum.

Cant.?Joannes
Cedr. ? Georgius
Cerul. ?

Coleti.

Vol. II, p. 449.

Callimachus.
?

Callist.

Quoted by the pages of the Bene

Cedrenus.

Michael

Cerularius,

?ltzen.

Bonnae.

Cantacuzenus.

Parisiorum.

1838.

1630.

Quoted by pages.
Suerini et Rostochii.

1828-1832.

1853.

Quoted by pages.

1838 -1839.

Bonnae.

Quoted by pages.
In Cotelerius's Ecclesiae
of
bishop
Constantinople.

Graecae Monumenta,

Vol. II, p. 135, seq.

Chal. ? Concilium
Chalcedonense.
Coleti, Vol. IV.
?
Choerobosc.
Georgius
In Cramer's An?cdota Graeca, Vol. 2. 1, p. 167, seq.
Choeroboscus.
Paschale.
Bonnae.
1832. Quoted by pages.
Chron.?Chronicon
?
Parisiis.
Joannes
Chrysostomus.
1839. Quoted by the pages of the Benedictine edition.
Chrys.
Cinnamus.
Bonnae.
1836. Quoted by pages.
Cinn. ? Joannes
1715. Quoted by pages.
Clem. Alex. ? Clemens of Alexandria.
Potter.
Oxonii.
Dressel.
1853
Clem. Rom. ? Clemens of Rome.
1857 (Epistolae).
Gottingae.
(Homiliae).
Lipsiae.
Cod. Afr. ? Codex Canonum Ecclesiae
Africanae.
Coleti, Vol. II.
Bonnae.
1843. Quoted by pages.
Codinus.
Codin. ? Georgius
?
1839. Quoted by pages to the end of the ninth book. Books X-XV
Anna Comnena.
Bonnae.
Comn.
are quoted by the pages of the Paris edition.
Conquest.

Bi?klop

of Romania

tjjs

Kovyic?o-ras

and of theMorea~\.

Trjs

Buch?n.

Pa>pav?a$

Paris.

Kal

tov

1845.

M?>palcos

\The

Book

of

the Conquest

136

A GLOSSARY OF LATER

I.?

Const.
Vol.

I.

Called also the Second

(Ecumenical Council.

Coleti,

U.

Called also the Fifth

(Ecumenical Council.

Coleti,

n.

II.?

Const.

Constantinopolitanum

Concilium

Concilium

Vol. VI, p. 224 seq.

Const. III. ? Concilium

Constantinopolitanum

Constantinopolitanum

III.

Trullan Council.
Coleti, Vol. VII.
?
Concilium
Constantinopolitanum
Const. IV.

IV.

menical Council.
Coleti, Vol. X.
?
Concilium
Constantinopolitanum
Const.
(536)
tanum subMena.
Coleti, Vol. V.
?
Apostolorum.
Constitutions
Const. Apost.

Called also the Sixth

(Ecumenical Council^ or the

The Latin Church regards it as the Eighth

A. D. 536.

?ltzen.

Called also Concilium

Suerini et Rostochii.

Luteciae Parisiorum.
Ecclesiae Graecae Monumenta.
Cotelerius's
?
1835-1837.
Graeca.
Oxonii.
Cramer's An?cdota
Cramer.
1839. Quoted by pages.
Bonnae.
Curopalates.
Cur op.? Codinus
1843.
Berolini.
Curt. ? Curtius's An?cdota Delphica.
?
1638. His Epistles
Lutetiae.
Cyrill. Alex.
Cyrillus,
bishop of Alexandria.
Coteler.?

(Ecu

Constantinopoli

1853.
1677-1692.

are found at the end of

the second part of the fifth volume.

1848.
Monaci.
Reischl. (Vol.1).
Hier. ? Cyrillus,
bishop of Jerusalem.
?
1712.
Parisiis.
of Damascus.
Damasc.
Joannes
1829. Quoted by pages.
Bonnae.
Dexip. ? Dexippus.
In Migne's Patrolog?a Graeca, Vol. XXXIX.
Did. Alex. ? Didymus of Alexandria.
Cyrill.

Dind.?

Guil.

Dindorf's

Diod. ?

Diodorus
Laert.?

Dion.

Are op.?
Cass. ? Dion

1756.

1750 -1752.

Reimar.

Cassius.

Parisiis.

1823.

Graeci.

Lipsiae.
1828.
Lud. Dindorf.
of Sicily.
Lipsiae.
1828-1833.
Huebnerus.
Laertius.
Diogenes
Lipsiae.
Lansselius et Corderius. Venetiis.
Areopagita.
Dionysius

Diog.

Dion

Grammatici

Quoted by pages.
Hamburgii.
1798.
Reiske.
Chrys. ? Dion Chrysostomus.
Lipsiae.
1774?1777.
Reiske.
of Halicarnassus.
Dion. Hal. ? Dionysius
Lipsiae.
Dion

Diosc.

Dioscorides.

1598.

1812.
of Stratonicea. Hermann.
Draco. ? Draco
Lipsiae.
?
1834. Quoted by pages.
Bonnae.
Michael
Ducas Nepos.
Due.
1663.
Edicta.
Leeuwen.
Amstelodami.
Edict. ? Justiniani
?
Ephesinum.
Called also the Third (Ecumenical Council.
Ephes.
Concilium
Coleti, Vol. HI.
1799.
Epict. ? Epictetus.
Schweighaeuser.
Lipsiae.
Parisiis.
1622.
Epiph. ? Epiphanius.
1818.
Gudianum.
Sturzius.
Et. G. ? Etymologicum
Lipsiae.
?
1816.
Magnum.
Etymologicum
Et. M.
Sylburgius.
Lipsiae.
1720.
Euagr. ? Euagrius.
Cantabrigiae.
In Migne's Patrolog?a Graeca, Vol. XL, p. 1220 seq.
Scitensis.
Scitens. ? Euagrius
Euagr.
Eukhol.

Eukhologion,

E v x o X 6 y i o p,

the Greek

Prayer-Booh.

1829. Quoted by pages.

Bonnae.
Eunap. ? Eunapius.
?
Historia
Ecclesiastica.
Eusebius.
Eus.
Cantabrigiae.

1720.

9Ep BcpcT?a.

1839.

1858.

AND BYZANTINE

137

GREEK.

Eust. ?

1542 -1550.
Romae.
Quoted by
Eustathius,
bishop of Thessalonica.
Commentary onHomer.
?
? De Thessahnica
a
Latinis
Bonnae.
1842.
Quoted by pages.
pages.
capta.
Opuscula. Tafel.
1832. Quoted by pages.
Francfurti ad Moenum.
In Migne's Patrolog?a Graeca, Vol. XVIII,
Eust. Ant. ? Eustathius,
p. 613 seq.
bishop of Antioch.
?
Florentinum.
Concilium
Florent.
Coleti, Vol. XVIH.
Elementa

Franz.-?Franz's

Galen. ?
Gangr. ?

Galenus.
Concilium

1840.

Berolini.

Graecae.

Epigraphices

Charterius.

Lutetiae Parisiorum.

Gangrense.

Coleti, Vol. n,

1679.

p. 423 seq.

Gen. ?

1834. Quoted by pages.

Bonnae.
Genesius.
1781.
Niclas.
Geopon. ? Geoponica.
Lipsiae.
?
In Cotelerius's Ecclesiae Graecae
Germ.
Germanus,
bishop of Constantinople. Ep?stola ad Cyprios.
462
Vol.
II, p.
seq.
Monumenti,
Labbaeus. Found at the end of the London edition of Stephens's Thesaurus.
Gloss. ? Glossaria.
Jur. ?Veteres
Glossae
Verborum
?loss.
Juris, quae passim in Basilicis reperiuntur. Found at the
end of the London edition of Stephens's Thesaurus.
1836. Quoted by pages.
Glycas.
Bonnae.
Michael
?
of Corinth.
Gregorius
Greg. Corinth.
Schaefer.
Lipsiae.
of Nazianzus.
Parisiis.
Greg. Naz. ? Gregorius
1630.
Glyc.?>

Greg.

Nyss.?

Greg.

Thaum.

Parisiis.

1638.
1622.

Parisiis.

Thaumaturgus.

1707.

Corpus Inscriptionum.
Harmenopulus.
Constantinus

bishop of Nyssa.

Gregorius

Gruter's

Gruter.
H?rmen. ?
Harpoc.

Gregorius,
?

1811.

Heimbach.

Lipsiae.

1851.

Harpocration.

1804.
Coray. Parisiis.
1857.
Dressel.
Hermas,
?oi/a^.*
Lipsiae.
?
In Migne's Patrolog?a Graeca, Vol. VI.
Hermeias.
Hermeias
Parisiis.
1857.
Philosophus.
historian.
Irmisch. Lipsiae.
Herodian. ? Herodianus,
1789 - 1805.
a e? i K6 v. Alberti.
Hes. ? Hesychius,
1746 - 1766.
Lugduni Batavorum.
?
one of the Greek Fathers.f
Hieron.
In Migne's Patrolog?a Graeca, Vol. XL, p. 848 seq.
Hieronymus,
Parisiis.
1858.

Heliod.

Heliodorus.

Herm. ?

Hierosol.?
Hippol. ?

Hierosolymitanum.

Concilium

Oxford.

Hippolytus.

Horol.?Horologion,

Iambl. ?

1851.
to

'QpoX?yiov

Iamblichus.

DeMysteriis.

Coleti, Vol. V, p. 1251 seq.

Quoted by pages.
Bartholomaeus

fieya.

Gale.

Oxonii.

Kutlumusianus.

Venetiis.

1845.

1678.

* The

Shepherd of Hermas was written in the second century of our era. It was the Pilgrim's Progress
of the early Christians. As it was not a book of much authority, nothing was more natural for
unscrupulous
transcribers than tomake such alterations in the text as they thought proper. This may account for the
By
of Constantinople (died 828) classes the
zantine complexion of its style. Nicephorus
Shepherd among the
Apocrypha
XvK?fmov,

of

the New

TLoifievos

Testament.

Kai 'Epfia

(read

Nie.
/cat

Const.

Chron.

TIoifjLrjv 'Epua ?).

to the close of the fourth century.

VOL. VII. NEW SERIES.

f Referred

18

fin.

*Oo-a rrjs N?as

e?alv

?iroKpvtfta.'lyvariov,

Ilo

A GLOSSARY OF LATER

138

Illyr. ?
Ignat. ?

Boeckh's
?

Ant.

Joan.

including Mariae

Ignatius,

Inscr.

Joannes

Cassolitae

Inscriptionum

Corpus

p. 974 seq.
Ep?stola ad Ignatium.

Coleti, Vol. H,

Illyricum.

Concilium

Quoted according to Richter's

1853.
Stieren. Lipsiae.

Isid. Pel.?Isidorus

Pelusiotes.

Afr.

Jul.

Julius

jUST.?

the

Julianus,

I,

159

p.

seq.

Pa

Mathematicorum.Opera.

emperor.

KalpAprvs. In Migne's Patrolog?a Graeca, Vol. VI.

6 <?>?ko(ro(?>os
Laodicenum.
Concilium
Coleti, Vol. I, p. 1530 seq.
? Concilium
Lateranense.
Coleti, Vol. VII, p. 78 seq.

Justinus,

Laod.?

Vol.

Monumenta,

1606.
Veterum

In Thevenot's

Kco-tox.

Graecae

1857.

Lipsiae.

-1853.

divisions.

Lugduni Batavorum.

Africanus.

Dressel.

1828

1693.

risiis.
Julian.

Ecclesiae

In Cotelerius's

Antiochenus.

Joseph. ? Josephus.
Irenaeus.
Iren. ?
?

Berolini.

Graecarum.

Lateran.
Leg. Homer. ?

1857.

In Boissonade's An?cdota Graeca, Vol. V,

By Saint Gregentius.*

Homeritarum.

Leges

Parisiis.

p. 77 seq. Quoted by pages.

In Cotelerius's Ecclesiae Graecae Monumenta, Vol. II.
Leimonarion.
Leimon. ? Joannis Moschi
?
1613.
Leo 6 faX?o-oobos. T?ctica.
Leo.
Lugduni Batavorum.
18^8. Quoted by pages.
Bonnae.
Leo Diacon. ? Leo Diaconus.
?
Incertus
Be Leone Bardae Filio.
Bonnae.
Leo Grammaticus,
Leo Gram.
including the Scriptor
1842.

Quoted by pages.

Lesbon.

Botan.

Lex.
Lex.

Sched.

Luc?an. ?

In

Ammonius,

p.

165

An?cdota

Boissonade's

In Boissonade's

^xc?oypafpiKOp.f

Lucianus.
?

Lycophr.

Ac?ikop

with

volume

Bot?pikop.^

Ac?ikop

same

the

In

Lesbonax.

seq.
Graeca,

An?cdota

Vol.
Graeca,

II,

p. 394

Vol.

IV,

seq.
p. 366

seq.

1789 - 1793.

Biponti.

Lycophron.

Bonnae.
Lydus.
1837. Quoted by pages.
Lyd.?Joannes
?
Parisiis.
1622.
Macarius.
Macar.
?
Bonnae.
1831. Quoted by pages.
Malalas.
Joannes
Mal.
?

Martyr.

Areth.

Martyr.

Eupl. ?
Ignat.

Martyr.

Just. ?

Mauric.

Polyc.

Max.

Martyrium

Martyrium

Ignatii.

Dressel.

Lipsiae.

As

Maximus

Opera Omnia, Vol. II.

quoted

Lansselius

Scholia

in Librum de Bivinis

et Corderius.

to the sixth century.

f Belonging to the third .epoch of the Byzantine
soon

after

Polycarp's

Parisiis.

1857.

by Ducange.

Confessor.

Venetiis.

* Referred

XWritten

1857.

Martyrium
Justini.
In Migne's Patrolog?a Graeca, Vol. VI.
? Martyrium
Polycarpi.
1857.
{ Dressel.
Lipsiae.

Mauricius.

Conf. ?

In Boissonade's An?cdota Graeca, Vol. V.

Quoted by pages.
In Cotelerius's Ecclesia Graecae Monumenta, Vol. I, p. 192 seq.

Arethae.
Eupli.

Martyrium

Martyr.

Martyr.

1829.

Bonnae.

Malch.?Malchus.

martyrdom.

Period.

Nominibus.

1756.

In Dionysii Areopagitae

AND

BYZANTINE

MENAEON.

Mrjva?ov.*

MENAEON,

Menand.

Menander

Method.
Moer. ?

Methodius

1829.

Bonnae.

Protector.

Quoted by pages.
In Migne's Patrolog?a Graeca, Vol. XVHI.
1830.

Patarensis.

Koch.
Moeris.
Lipsiae.
?
Nectarius,
bishop of Constantinople.

Nectar.

139

GREEK.

Patrolog?a Graeca, Vol. XXXIX,

In Migne's

p. 1821

1858.

Parisiis.

seq.
Nemes. ?

1857.

Parisiis.

Parisiis.
1858.
In Migne's Patrolog?a Graeca, Vol. XL.
Nemesius.
?
1510
Vol.
Neocaesariense.
Neocaes.
Concilium
seq.
I, p.
Coleti,
De Galamitatibus Cypri. In Cotelerius's Ecclesiae Graecae Monumenta,
Neophyt. ? Neophytus.
II, p. 457 seq.
?

NlCAND.

Nic.

I.?

Nie.

II. ?

Vol.

NlCANDER.

cumenical Council.
I. Called also the First
Nicaenum
Coleti, Vol. H.
cumenical Council.
II. Called also the Seventh
Nicaenum
Concilium
Coleti, Vol. VIII.
?
1837. Quoted by pages. ?
Bonnae.
Nic. Const.
Nicephorus,
bishop of Constantinople. History.
?
In Cotelerius's Ecclesiae Graecae Monumenta, Vol. HJ,
Ca?ones.
1829.
Bonnae.
Chronographia.
Concilium

p. 445 seq.
? Nicetas
1835. Quoted by pages.
of Chonae. Bonnae.
?
1829 -1855.
Bonnae.
Gregoras.
Nicephorus
Nie. Greg.
Quoted by pages.
In Cotelerius's Ecclesiae Graecae Monumenta, Vol. IH, p. 438 seq.
De Jejuniis.
Nie on. ? Nicon.
Nicet.

Nil.

Nilus

Coteler.

Nom.

Novell.

Nomocanon

Institutiones.

Novellae

Justiniani

In Cotelerius's Ecclesiae

Cotelerianus.

Alexii

Alex.?Novella

Novell.

1668.

Romae.

monachus.

Leeuwen.
In

Comneni.

Graecae Monumenta,
1663.

Amstelodami.

Cotelerius's

Ecclesiae

Vol. I.

Graecae

Vol.11,

Monumenta,

p. 178 seq.
?

NT.

Olymp. ?
Opp.

Testamentum.

Novum

OkTO?KH.

OkTO?KHOS,

*Okt?>t)xos.

Bonnae.

Olympiodorus.

1829.

Quoted by pages.

Oppianus.

Orig. ?
Orph. ?

Orphic a.

Pach. ?

1805.
Lipsiae.
1835.
Bonnae.
Pachymeres.
Hermann.

Georgius
?
Pachom.
PACHOMius.f
Palaeph. ? Palaephatus.
?

Pallad.

1733 -1759.

Parisiis.

Or?genes.

Quoted by pages.
In Migne's Patrolog?a Graeca, Vol. XL, p. 948 seq.
1789.
Fischer.
Lipsiae.

Aavo-iaKov.

Palladius.

De Vita Sancti Joannis

?

Papp.

Pappus

of Alexandria.

ginning of Apollonii Pergaei

In Cotelerius's

Ghrysostomi.
Praefatio

Ecclesiae

Graecae

Monumenta,

Parisiis.

Vol.

1858.

III,

p.

158

seq.

In the thirteenth volume of Chrysosto?n's works.

ad

Vnmun

de Sectione Rationis.

Gollectionis

Halley.

Mathematicae.

Oxonii.

Found

near

the

be

1706.

were composed by Joseph the Hymnographer

(died A. D. 883).
Many of the k?popcs in theMenaea
D.
festival
to
348.
His
is
A.
on the 15th
is
celebrated
referred
this
of
death
t The
great Koipo?iapx^s
of May.
?avp

HOROL.

Tovpyov.

Mai.

15

Tup

?y?op

irarkp&v f?p<uP TLax<?>ii?ov

tov

pey?kov

Kal

'AxtXX?ov apxiernvKOnov

Aap?o-crrjs tov

140

A GLOSSARY OF LATER

ParAKL.

ParAKLETIKE,

Patr. ?
Paus. ?

Petrus

UapaK\r?TiK7].^

?PeNTEKOSTARION,

Petr.

Alex.

Petr.

Ant. ?
?

Philon.
Philon

?Petrus,
Petrus

Judaeus.

Philon

Carp.?
?

Philostorg.

UevTTjKoa-r?piov.

In Migne's Patrolog?a Graeca, Vol. XVIII,

p. 468 seq.
bishop of Alexandria.
In Cotelerius's Ecclesiae Graecae Monumenta, Vol. II, p. 145 seq.
Antiochenus.
In
Guil.
Dindorf's Grammatici Gra?ci. Lipsiae.
1823.
Eclogae.

PhaVorini

Phavor.?

Quoted by pages.
1838.
Lipsiae.

Shubart etWalz.

Pausanias.,

PeNTEKOST.

1829.

Bonnae.

Patricius.

Mangey.
of Carpasia.

Philon
Philostorgius.

Nicephorus

Phot. ?

Photius.

Lipsiae.
1828.
Bonnae.

Phocas.

Immanuel

Bibliotheca.

Parisiis.

1858.

1720.

Cantabrigiae.

Olearius.

Philostratus.

Philostr.
Phoc. ?

1742.
In Migne's Patrolog?a Graeca, Vol. XL.
1709.

Quoted by pages.
Bekker.
Berolini.
1824.?Lexicon.

Hermann.

Lipsiae.

1615.
Justellus.
Lutetiae Parisiorum.
1808.?Nomocanon.
?
1838. Quoted by pages.
Phrantzes.
Georgius
Bonnae.
Phran.
1820.
Lobeck.
Phryn. ? Phrynichus.
Lipsiae.
?

Pisid.

Plut. ?
Poll. ?
Polyaen.

Georgius

Pisides.

Plutarchus.

Bonnae.

Quoted by the pages of Xylander's edition (Paris).

1824.
yOvopa<rriK6v. Guil. Dindorf.
Lipsiae.

Pollux.
? Polyaenus.

Polyb. ?
Polyc. ?

Coray.

1837.

Parisiis.

1809.

1789 -1808.
Schweighaeuser.
Lipsiae.
1857.
Dressel.
Lipsiae.

Polybius.
Polycarpus.

PoRPHYROGENiTus. Bonnae.
1829 -1840.
Porph. ? Constantinus
Bonnae.
1829. Quoted by pages.
Prisc. ? Priscus.
1833 - 1838. Quoted by pages.
Bonnae.
Proc. ? Procopius.
?

Psell.

Michael

the

Psellus,

younger.

?
Ill, p. 200 seq.
Synopsis Legum.
Pseudo - Synod. ? Pseudo - Synodus

2t?xoi

ttoXitiko?.

In

Quoted by pages.

An?cdota

Boissonade's

Graeca,

Vol.

1789.
Lipsiae.
so
called
Photiana,
by theWestern church. Coleti, Vol. XI.
1722
Pseudepigraphus
Veteris
Testamenti.
Fabricius.
JIamburgii.

Codex

Pseudo-VT.?

1624.

Teucher.

1723.
Ptochoprodromus.

Ptoch.?Theodorus

Ptolem.
Ptolem.

Claudius
Gnost. ?

Ptolemaeus.
Ptolemaeus,

p. 922 seq.

Libros,
? Concilium
Quin.

Stieren.

Quinisextum

STt'xot

7ToAtTiKot.t

Coray's

Vol.I.

Atakta,

Petrus Bertius Beverus.

the Gnostic.
Lipsiae.

Epistola
1853.

('H Uev?eKrr]

Lugduni Batavorum.
ad Floram.
In the Appendix

<rvvo?os).

Coleti, Vol. VII,

Parisiis.

1828.

1618.
ad Quinqu? Irenaei

p. 1327 seq.

? Tpam?s (died A. D. 842-(-), and

Many of the kop6v s in the Parakletike are referred to Theophanes
of Smyrna,
Joseph the Hymnographer (died A. D. 883). The author of the Tpia?iKolk?p?pcs isMetrophanes
he
Kal
Kal
ol ifaC?js n?pres
o?ros
who died in the latter part of the ninth century.
p. 32 *e<tti
(Pentekost.
iro?rjpa WLrjTpoob?povs 2pvpprjs).

t In his other productions Ptoehoprodromus

used the scholastic Greek of his time.

AND BYZANTINE

141

GREEK.

Roman. ? Concilium
Romanum.
Coleti, Vol. II, p. 625 seq.
Sardicense.
Sard. ? Concilium
Coleti, Vol. II, p. 658 seq.
?
that is, notes to ancient authors.
Schol.
Scholia,
(Written at different times and by different persons.
The best of them belong to the Alexandrian and Roman periods.)
1855.
M?ller.
Parisiis.
Scymn. ? Scymnus.
Scyl. ?

Joannes

Bonnae.

Scylitzes.

At the end of the second volume of Cedrenus.

1839.

Quoted by

pages.

Sept. ?
Sext. ?

Van Ess.

Interpretes.

Septuaginta

Empiricus.
Simocates.
Simoc. ? Theophylactus
Socr. ? Socrates
Scholasticus.
Cantabrigiae.
1720.
Sozomenus.
Soz. ?
Cantabrigiae.
?

Byzant.

Steph.

Studit.?

Halis.

Bernhardy.
?

SyLLEITOURG.
Synax.

Studites.

Theodorus

SyLLEITOURGICA,

Synaxarion,

Quoted by pages.

1720.

Byzantius.

Stephanus

Suid.-?Suidas.

1824.

Lipsiae.
1718.
Lipsiae.
1834.
Bonnae.

Fabricius.

Sextus

In Sirmondi Opera Varia, Vol. V.

1843-1853.

Venetiis.

1728.

2v\\eiTovpyiK?.
The

2vpa?apiop.

are

Synaxaria

contained

in

the

Mrjpa?a,

and

Tpi?aiop,

Uep

TTjKOffTaplOP.

Syncell. ? Georgius
Synesius.
Synes. ?
Tatian. ? Tatianus.

In Migne's Patrolog?a Graeca, Vol. VI.

Parisiis.
1857.
edition.
the
of
Sirmond's
Lutetiae
Parisiorum.
pages
Quoted by

Theodoretus.
Lector. ? Theodorus

Theod.

Theognost.
?

Theoph.

Lector.
In Bekker's

Theodosius.
?

Quoted by pages.

1612.

Lutetiae.

Theod. ?

Theodos.

1829.

Bonnae.

Syncellus.

Cantabrigiae.
An?cdota

In Cramer's

Theognostus.
6 Kal

Theophanes

\o-aaKios.

IH.

Vol.

Graeca,

An?cdota

Graeca,

Bonnae.

1839.

Vol.

2.

Quoted

1.
by

pages.

Venetiis.
1754-1763.
Theoph. Bul gar. ? Theophylactus,
bishop of Bulgaria.
1838. Quoted by pages.
Bonnae.
Theoph.
Cont. ? Theophanes
Continuatus.
In Migne's Patrologia Graeca, Vol. VI.
Theophil. ? Theophilus,
bishop of Antioch.
Thom.

Tit. ?
Triod.

M.?Thomas

Triodion,

Tpi?biop.*

Trypho.

In the Museum

Typic.?Typicon
Tzetz. ? Joannes

1857.

p. 1069 seq.

Patrolog?a Graeca, Vol. XVni,

Irenes
Tzetzes.

Augustae.

Scholia ad Lycophr. Cassandr.

An?cdota

Villoison's

1826.
Criticum, Vol. I. Cantabrigiae.
In Cotelerius's Ecclesiae Graecae Monumenta,
Graeca.

M. Christ. Gott. M?ller.

of

lO fieyas

the Triodium)

Tjfxc?v 'lrjo-ov Xpio-Tov

Kai oi Xoi7rot r?v

e?bofiaai

irar?pc?v,

/cat

7roit]Tr)s KooyxSs

Kara rrjv
ovofiaa?av
fi?Xkov r?v

akXav

ax^bv
Oe?bcop?s

ev rfj
uey?\y
eKaarrjs
re

Vol. IV.
1811.

Lipsiae.

1781.

Venetiis.

* The
Studites
principal authors of the Triodion are Theodorus
D.
of Crete (A.
and Cosmas of Jerusalem
724?),
826-f-), Andreas
ginning

Parisiis.

1832.

Tryph. ?

Villois.

In Migne's

of Bostra.

Titus

Ritschel.

Magister.

1642.

1720.

/cat

Kai ?yia

r
fjfi?pas 8t?

(A. D. 826), Joseph Studites

(A. D.
Synax.
(A. D. 743+).
(near the be
t?>v rra?
v

v tov

?Kpoorixi?cav

'l(ua-r?</>oi STOvS?rai

Kara

Kvp?ov Kai ?eov

?mvorjaa?

?rjXov cKe?vov,

/cat

o-<uTT?pos

r? peKrj, c?
oxhrep
k. t. X.

142

A GLOSSARY OF LATER AND

Vit. Amphil. ?
?

Vit.

Epiph.

Vit.

Euthym. ?
menta,

Vit.

Sab. ?

Vita
Vita

Vol.

Vita

Euthymii,

GREEK.

In Migne's Patrolog?a Graeca, Vol. XXXIX.

Amphilochii.
Epiphanii.

BYZANTINE

In

the

second

by Cyrillus

volume

Parisiis.

1858.

of his works.

Scythopolitanus.

In Cotelerius's Ecclesiae

Graecae Monu

IV.

Vita

In Cotelerius's Ecclesiae Graecae Monumenta,

Sabae,
by Cyrillus Scythopolitanus.
Vol. IH, p. 220 seq.
In Cotelerius's Ecclesiae Graecae Monumenta, Vol. IV, p. 396 seq.
Vit. Steph. ? Vita Stephani Junioris.
?
In Cotelerius's Ecclesiae Graecae Monumenta, Vol. I, p. 201 seq.
Vit. Syncl.
Vita
Syncleticae.
Vit. Theod. Studit.?Vita
1728.
Theodori
In Sirmondi Opera, Vol. V. Venetiis.
Studitae.
?
Ad Gyrillum.
In Cotelerius's Ecclesiae Graecae Monumenta, Vol. I, p. 42 seq.
Xyst.
Xystus.
?
to
Zonaras.
Joannes
1841-1844.
Zonar.
Bonnae.
Quoted by pages : from Book XHI
History.
?
In Cotele
Be Matrimonio Sobrinorum.
XV1I1,
inclusive, quoted by the pages of the Paris edition.
?
rius's Ecclesiae Graecae Monumenta, Vol. II, p. 483 seq.
Titmann.
1808.
Lexicon.
Lipsiae.
1837. Quoted by pages.
Bonnae.
Zos. ? Zosimus.

to Theophrastus,
The names of the earlier anthors (from Homer
inclusive) are not
given in the above list, simply because it is taken for granted that the scholar who
is not familiar with them will very seldom have occasion to use a Glossary for later and
Byzantine

authors.

143

GLOSSARY.

to, an asterisk

is referred

period),

or an

an author,

When

Note.

to the earlier

belonging

inscription,

to the word

is prefixed

under

periods

of

the

reference

which

the Greek

language

the AJexandrian

(including

is made

; as, *a?pa,

?e?rpov

napa

*ala>vo?ios,

*?Kpore

\evriov.
A

rose,
a?aypop, to,
'
p?da.
A?aypa,
ov,

a?auop,

to,

p?bop.

Hes.

word.

Macedonian

ovtc?
for

abacus,

(a?ag)

arithmetical

opera

POLYB. 5, 26,13 Ta?s enl t&p a?aKicuP

tyf?ois.
2. A part of the stage of a theatre, called also

tions.

SuiD.

a?a%.
or

??aKTis

a? qktis,

interj.

therefore,

a?akai,
interj.
9
!
A?akai

a?ake,

interj.

55

'A?ake

woe!
voi,

p. 2, 54

M.

Lex.

sA?akai,

a?aka,
Sr?ipape,

'A?akai,

Ehe

koi

oval,

a?akai,

toipvp

Et.

avTOv

2.

crx*'

G.

3,

M.

Sched.

adv.
Rom.

TTOipp?a

tov

1, 44

Epist.
Xpi

with

1,

Tod per?

AeiTovpyrja'apras
Taneipoobpocrvp^s

?p?pirras

aKos,

o, plural

theatre so called.

o? a?aKes,

Basil.

a part

Seleuc.

of

the

7)o-vxt*>s Kal

stage

266 A

of

6, 10.

a Hunnic

nation.

Euagr.

''A?apv,

opiyavov.

to

Macedo

Maicedovia

opiyavov.
not

(?aaKaiva>)

be

(sic).
or

fascinated

be

Optatively, may the gods preserve him from

5053

Inscr.

as a charm

Acting

'A?p?op |

Ka? ?

'Avop?nois

KaXXtoTtavov

/cat tov wai?iov

5119.

^OX^? ovvye

Jer. 29 (49),

the evil

against

Diosc.

20

or

impassable

'E?vrf

desolate.

a?aTaOrj eV avrovs

v.

ov, to, dimin.

puppy of a monk.

of

a??as,

Const.

a title

of respect

monk,

contemptible

that

IV, 908 C, et alibi.

a??as, ?, 6, (Hebr. Syr. Chai.) father,

Marc. 14, 36. Gal. 4, 6.
Father,

eye.

oi? a?ao-Kavrov.

to make

?> c?,
(a?aros)

a??ahov,
t?

EuAGR.

?cal t<?v a?ao-KavrcuV aae\(?)c?>v.

Sept.

Lex.

a?avavacus.
a?a%,

ov,

eye.

105

a?aToci,

or decorum.

propriety

12.

86,

Origanum,

Hes.

KaTaKvaris avT
liberaliter,

116 B.

I,

ve?as Trjs ??ao-Kavrov.

<pev.

(?>ev. Et.

elacukokarprjo-as.

word.

the evil

to?s

Adm.

Avars,

o?, Abari,

??aa-KavTos,

pvp

i(?) ois

veKpo?s o?io?a irpbs

Athan.

unbaptized.

Porph.

to, marjoram,

nian

irakip,

empprjpa
tov

?prl

?v,

witched.

(HO)

X^?elo-a

1.

5,

28.

a?apavoras,
CLEM.

Et.
ZONAR.

TkiaoTiKop.

o?op

of Chersonesus.
81

(?a7rTtfo)

c?v, o?, =:*A?apoi.

"A?apoi,

UntO Mm,

Kal peTaporjcropep
*
I, 597 C A?akai

DamASC.

nwt.

keyopepov

*A?aXa

TToklrrj, Woe

LeIMON.

7r?Va Kkavaopep

ov peTovoovpep.
KaT ipe

a citizen

a?ake.

268

Adm.

?? ira?ei

Trap fjfuv

?aparo Keifievrj.
ov,

*A?apes,

a?apv,

XepVOPT]a?Tfl

trusts

who

cVi XP?"

Tov

KOTTibiapo?s,

keyopepois

PORPH.

a?ake.

Tpv(j>aiva

ro?s

r?v

ev tw tt\s
?y Las Be/cXr??

e0 \oyo??nr]s

p.apTvpl(?

as a nation.

aKTis.

7TlOT VOPTl

7TOP T?

Tois

23

262,

tov a?
e(?>rjp?pois

to>

opopa

top toIs

220

Id.

207

2,

*A?a?i,

??

r?nos

a?aicas

Chrys. X, 842 D (spurious).

2. Unchristianized,
not converted to Christianity,

register,

Epist.

*A3 aKTis pep

213

?obecrrcuTa.

TTparropepois

??aka,

Nil.

err]palpe i de Ka?' ipprjpe?ap

(?ypopricrpaTi,

aKTis.

actis,

tovs

S?ID.

a?aices*

a?aKiois.

a?aimvTos,
ab

indeclinable,

Lyd.

KaXovfxevos

Xeyopevois

ro?s a?a?iv

a?aKiois.

recorder.

a?aKTis.

Qeo(j)ik(?

a?

6,

registrary,

registrar,

paa-i

....

"A?agi

tov

Kara(f)?peTai

MaKed?pes.

given

irarrjp. NT.

to monks.

3 Tov a??av *Avt?viov. CONST. Ill,

617 E.

Leimon.

NlC. II,

144
a?Slov

880 D

cO a??as M??ip.os. TheOPH.

ov

a??av

yvapi?eis

2. Abbot,
Tjyovpevos,

of

superior

monastery,

?pxipavbpl
948

PaCHOM.

Kadrjyovfievos.

1, 35. 2, 96.

Epist.
4,

the

Novell.

NlL.

C.

to,

of garment.

kind

'AjS?ta 7rXaTvX?>pa ?at a?eia

nected with

Porph.

?lao-ovpobTa.

Cer.
[Perhaps

ab ay eh, a woollen

the Arabic

Frag.

a?eis, h ab es

donian

word.

a?rjva

libum.

t), h a b e n a,

or a?rjva,

?epairaipa

havena,

A?pos,
ben

a,

lorus,

for

a?iv

abie

a?iva

vvv

?roXXot

Kai to ovopa.

for

strap,

beating,

I, 773.

Gloss.

Ibid.

Opp.

Hal.

Nehem.

'Ipfe,

ha

eXarrj, o? b?

"A?ti>,

1, 183

as a various

8,

2KVTaXai,

in Greek

a?ivai

reading.
Xey?uevai.

t?}?apei (see ?apis).

Polyb.

t? rrperrov.Frag. Hist.
Aeiv&s

a man's

name.

aros,

a?\kitTrip.a,
pajxa.
a?ke^ia,

Polyb.
as,

t?,

45.

(?/3Xe7r??>)

Frag.

r), (?Xiircu)

14

1854,

seq.

the lord of heaven of the Basilidians

Iren.

30,

Eus.

'A?XeirTovvTes

6,4

10, 8, p. 489, 22

Gram.
blindness,

oversight,

mistake,

irap?

1.

1,24,7.

numeri

The

EuST.

Ant.

652 D.
a?orjoriaia, as, r), (?j3o7j&>oi) helplessness.
51, 10.

Sir.

?obpvs.

THEOD. IV,

word.

Macedonian

MaKebopes.

oqbpvs.

evo-a, abstineo,

p. 281

a?vo-o-os,

Jer.

Sept.

1.

14,

Et a?oTipaTevoy

ov, rj, the deep,

the

law

Antec.

term.

eavTop,

se

of waters.

abyss

2,

abstinendo.
Sept.

Gen.

benefit

/ op

1,2.
to do

ayaBoTTOiea), r)o~m, (ayaoonoi?s)

KaKOTTOie .

to

-?oTTOirjoTj Kvpios

a-a??ao-ip

Epist.

tjp?s.

aya?oTTOiovpras

a case.

Without

SEPT.

Num.

NT.

Luc.

vpas,

nola

good,

6, 33

*Oo~a ?p ?ya
'E?i> ayaoonot

vpip X^PIS ^otIp

3, 4

NT. Marc.

rj KaKOTroirjaai ;

?ya?oiroirja'ai,

to

10, 32

vE?ecrri to?s
CLEM.

ROM.

2, 10.

?ya?oT?oda, as, r), (?ya?oiroios) benefactio, doing good.

Clem. Rom. Epist. 1, 2. 33.
NT. 1 Petr. 4,19.

opposed
2,

Sept.

I, 73 A.

17.

a?oriparevu),

ayaoonoi?s,
aopao-ia.

r), brow,

'A?povTes,

rjre tovs

viro rrjs iu(j)VTov KaKtas rjvayKao-pLevos.

a?keirre'iv

EuST.

as bread.
a?poxos, op, (?p^x?) unsteeped, not soaked,

?) (as if from a?kenros), not to see, to be blind ;

aj8Xe7TT
disregard.

?ep

"A?pai,

iraipa, ovtc

?XX' o?KOTpiyfrKopr) Kal eWi

k?yerai,

a?poxia, as, rj, (a?poxos) drought.

Sir. 32, 26.

posed

1,1.

*A?\a?is for 'A?ka?ios, 6, Ablabius,

Inscr. 6447.

to overlook,

vA?pa,

o?/re f? ?nk?s

'A?pa&s. EpIPH.

Leimon.

HES.

562,

a?ipa, Hebrew m*!3?7>

?ovkrj,

'A?pao-ag.

ovTos,

16,

SCHOL.

Sept.

=
'A?pao-aC
195 D.
a?povs,

lorum.

S, fir.

Theoph.

a?rjva.

as

Id.

irakkaKr).

"Ajfya,

o?Koyeprjs, ?tre pf?.

same

the

companion, female

female

in the year.

irevKr?.
=

ehe

pos,

HeS.

Cedr.

hoc

corrigia,
to,

a?iov,

o?

habena.

avena,

Hes.

Gloss.
thong,

562, 8.

a?iva. Theoph.

HES.

r) efpop?pos

A Mace

knapsack?

yAoprr?v, Xeyovaiv

averta,

liba,

a?epTrjs,

o?

T?LaKeboviKov ?? Kai to o-kcvos

'A?epTrjv.

Chrys.

cal value of this figment is 365, the number of days

a kind

SuiD.

2, 9.

'A?pagas,Abraxas,

(from h abe o), ex^is (from ex?).

rjs, f?, averta,

a?epTrj,

Vit.

Sikyon.
(Comicus), Apist.
Sept. Gen. 24, 61. Ex. 2, 5.

3.

Pseuderakl.

con

6.

Gram.

6.

Erythr.

Pallad.

*a?pa, as, r),Chaldeem^tlj

attendant. Menander

SuiD.

a?e?aiOTrjs, rjros, f?, {a?e?aios) unsteadiness, fickleness.

Peripl.

r?, abolitio.

peai ?ovkai.

cloak

Arrian.

51 D.

470

usually striped brown and white.]

Polyb.

6.

a?okka.

opos,

a?ovkrjTiap,

Esth.

ov,

a?Mov,

=
ov, rj,

a?okos,

3.

123, 3*4. Basilic.

2.

1,

a kind of cloak, ??okos* Arrian.

a?okka, f?, abolla,

Peripl. Erythr.

Tbv a??a Il?pp<ov. MARTYR.

I, 869 A
48 'O a??a Zt?vaivos. (See also ?ppa.)

Areth.

ttjs,

7,avba?apr\v6v

the form a??a is used for all the cases.

Sometimes
ATHAN.

tqv

Qe6?<opov

CONT. 355 Toi/

aya?oiroio?

14

a, 6p, (aya?os,
to KaKOTToios.
Eis

iroi?i?) doing
Sept.

?K?lKTjo-iP pep

Sir.

good,
42,14.

KaKoiroi?p,

Plut.
used substantively.
TToi&p,
De Myster. 1,18, p. 30,17.

?ya?oepyos
NT.

eiraipop

II, 368 B.

??

1 Pet.
?ya?o

Iambl.

145
?yados
r?, ?v, good.

?ya?os,
thing,

applied
to

aa-fxa

or

vc?via

tov

t?

Substantively,
to

the

BASIL.

?yiao-fiara.

293

Ill,

NySS.

GREG.

?ya?ov.

t?

sacrament,

holy

the good

?ya?ov,

to

?yia,

rjs, r), =z

Thecl.

et

Paul,

Act.

ApOCR.

?ya?c?avvrj.

1.

to

posed

KaK?ca.

SEPT.

to one,
25,

Eeg.

2 ; op

?ya?vva)
31

yopa

TTjs

Mvrjo-?rjo-rj

tov

avrovs

axtTovs /cat ovk

KaKwaai

25

1, 47

3 Reg.

fi v vir?p

to

ayaOvvorjo-erai

Dan.

6, 23

1 Mace.

2.
Jud.
50,

head.

to

ovo fia SaXw

30

Nehem.

13

20

?ya??s,

adv.

to

?v ?(podSuoh

?xoi Kvpios.

ev.

well,

?ya?os,

rjs, r), (?ya?os)

?ya?acrvvr),

ttomo.

Sept.

10,30.

Eeg.

Kai to?s

9, 25.

ev?eai
1

Sept.

goodness,

to KaK?a. Sept. Nehem.

Ps.

SEPT.

vEorai

?yaWia

to be glad.
v?e

aira

KVplc?.

kindness;

Ps.

34,

t<5 ?e

tc?

2 Reg.

Sept.

TtapTore

?o-opai,

1, 20.
1

32,

1, 47

o'i?Trjpi fiov.

ttjv ?fiTjv.

awn,

the

NT.

Ps. 2,11

1 Pet.

Joan.
8, 56
1, 9

5,35

to

?v t?>

,AyaXXtao~#i}i>at
tva
xaP9

kv

?xov ?irl.
7rpbs

t?rj tt)v
?veicka

SERIES.

19

Upos

ay?irrjs.

718

11

144,
exovras.

pera

Svpirep?eplas

Kal (?>iklap pera

Oi

13

200,

*I?rjpes

t&p Beoboo-ioviroki
p

p?p t&p Tepov?T

'Eiroirjo-e per?

?y?

kiss, or rather holy kiss. Leimon.

'Eirotrjo-ap?yairrjp,They saluted each other.

Cer.

o ?ao-ikevs

Kai

10

17,

ep t<5 avra

20

?yairrjp

eij?pxoprai

e?s rr)p ayairrjp.

t<S re

also

(See

tovto

pera

o^/ioti

alms,

Charity,

Mr)

o?ep

exc?P

Trarpi?pxfl,

irakip oi

66

EKeiae

prjTpoirokirais

?o-irao-TiK?s, axnra

?wna?opai,

to

eka?e

?yopaaai

in

T?o?rjo-op ?yanrjp,

irr?p.

Apophth.

ikeypovvprj.

Arsen.
tipos

iraph

?yairrjp.

17, et alibi.
the plural

1 Aeyei

Uoirjo-are

oiKOP?pos
??ek(j>ov

6 Ho?rjcrop
?yairrjp,

o?KOPope?op.

?y?irqp, Bo

hind enough to
29

Agathon.
poi

ipa Ta o~Kevr) to0

cX?e

Tloirjo-are

the goodness, Be

Apophth.

LeIMON.

?y?

Jloirjo-op ay?irqv
?wepeyK(?pep
dos poi

Kvpie,

els

oklyop

vBa>p.

5. Love-feast, in the early church. NT. Jud. 12

Const. Apost.
2, 28, 1. Ignat. Smyrn. 8 'Ayamjv
TTOielp. OrIG.

27. 28.

I, 319 B

Gangr.

or

Tr)p Kakovpeprjp ?yairrjp.

LaoD.

11 'Ay?iras iroie?p.
(Compare NT.

1 Cor. 11, 21 seq.)

ayairr?Tos,i), ?p, beloved.
the favorite

Xtjt(?.

VOL. VII. NEW

1,

'AyaXX?5

irvevpa

'HyaWi?o-aTO
'AyaXXt?Vtfe

75

do anything.

rejoice,

?irl t?

HI,

ri ?oKc?
D

566

Trjs vpeTcpas

Adm.

Kal ay?nas

Te Kal eiria-K?nois.

4.

joy.

bUaioi

*AyaXXtao-0e

'HyaXXtWe

PORPH.

e?xop ?ymri)p

?SeX<?e
(ay?Wca)

Aomtov

10

AfR.

THEOD.

141

friend.

o-p?s.)

Luc.

to

COD.

618 D

me thefavor, Have

rejoicing,

my

Itpos

3. Salutation,

bl?ao-ip

'Hycwn?

great

you,

140 D

HI,
beloved

7rqp ?iaic?P??ovcrap.

SEPT. Esai.

*H b? yjrvxr) p>ov ?yaKAi?o-arerai

Luc.

rj to

vpc?p.

TovpKovs

124,

oyaXXUuris.

ayaXXtczo/?at,

t(?
copav ?v
<$(?TiavTOV.
fjfiepav

tovs

opposed

51, 5

(\>(uvf? ?yaWi?aec?S.

?v rpout?.

NT.

pim.

'Ev

?"ot *a*

XaP^

, usually

?vkop,

to ayapop,

Basil.

etirare.

ay?irqp.

e?prjprj.

Agathon.

r), (?yaWi?opat)

41,

Kareayos

burning.

2. Amity, good understanding, alliance, as between

two nations. Const. Ill, 1041 A "iva y ?purai ay?m?

deoTT?rai

7.

20,

Reg.

?yaXXta/xa,aros, to, (ayaXXt??o)delight, joy.

Judith. 12, 14.
16,10.
cas,

s, to

title.

?yairrjs.

ay?irr?,

CH ?y?irr]

PORPH.

T?j Kapb?a.

qymrrjp, To

Tr)p vperepap

Ps.

KaK?av vir?p ?ya?c?avvrjv.

?yaXXtacrty,

Tjj vpeTepa

avrwv,

Kvpie, ?v ttj evboK?a o~ov tt)v 2i?>v.

Kvpie, to?s ?ya?ols

of

, ev

as

TGHP. CuROP.

favor.

,He was glad for him.

?ya??

benefit,

'Aya?vve?

*Aya?vvov,

'Aya?vvov,

14

2,

good.

17,

for

stich,

dry

GREEK,

[MODERN

Trjs vperepas

59 (86)

do good,

Hes.

arp?pas.

gently,

rjs, i), love,

ayairrj,

Kal

tt)v

'l?ya?vve

ov, shall find

6 \oyos

'Hyaovvorj

To

aas

her

?v mov

'Hya?vv?rj?if ai

1, 12

seemed

9,

were

hearts

o ?ebs

4 Beg.

adorned

She

6 irais vov

Sept. Jud.

v, Their

'Aya?vvai

aov.

ovop?

Ke(j>akr)v avrrjs,

avr

r? Kapbia

9Uya?vv?rj

merry.

<j)pvyap?>8es.

?ya??cai.

?ya?vva>,wS>, (?ya?os) tomake good or glad.

16,

small
ov, to, splinter,
*
apop,
Ay
Trpoirapo?vTOp

SuiD.

?ovkrjscrov?ya? craiavTjj. Jer. 51 (44), 27 'Eyw ?ypr)

en

ayapop,

softly,

Tr)p vperepap
to do
good

c?o-o), {?ya?os)

aya?oc?,

adv.

beard of an ear of corn.]

fierovariav.

?ya?ov
?ya?oovvrj,

ay?pida,

Tr)v tov

120 D

II,

?y?

*H koi

CD

ayairrjr?^

attendant

Substantively,
of

(a) *0 ?yamjTos,

deaconess,

sort

of

146

Ayap
spiritual cavalier servente, quite common in the sixth
Novell.

century.

Trjp x^poToplap

6 Bovk6pe6a

6,

rj tg>p Kakovp?pcop ?yairrjT??P

r) ffvyyep&p

xP?>P> Vai ir?arjs

op?paai

eVl

iroprjp?s

tois
top

viroyfrlas

eavTwp irkrj

?lop.

povai

'H

(b)

ye\iKr)v

to ovrelcraKTos,

?yawtjTrj, equivalent

also

For

Oi

Trjs'fAyap,OY

Oi

e??*Ayap,OY

aient tooVAyaprjpol. Theoph.

121. 298.

ov, 6, ^Ayap) Hagarene, descendant of Hagar,

yAyaprjp6s,
or Saracen.
Arab
Sept. Ps. 82, 7. Vit.
simply
23. Damasc. I, 110 D. Nie. II, 920 B.
Euthym.

as, rj, (?yyapexx?)

?yyapela,

corv?e,

service.

Id.

"Ayyapos

bovkela

(service).

{mrjpea-lap.

32
15,

5, 41

Matt.
To?tov
21

'Ayyapevovai
air

it.

Kal

top

Tipa

irar?pa

avrov.

avrov.

Llpcupa

ROM.

27,

'AyyeXiKo?,

Epiph.

Marc.
Kvprjpaiop

Kal Fovqbov,

Homil.

12, 29

the name

S>p, oi, Angeltet,

an

of

Tpay<?hlais
ATHEN.
a-ip, a kind

prjaeis,

of

o? ?yyeXoi

'AyyekiKrj
the part

ai tS>p

prjais,

of a messenger

?yyeko?P
in a

ep tois

irp?conirov

HI,

??lav perara??pepos,

It
473

rjKpl?ovp opxv

is often applied
E

k.t.X.

?<mv.

NT.

see Const.

CONST.

DlD.

CHRYS.

oX<?v beair?Tov

II,

Te

Tov

eKaoTOV

is entitled

angel

ov

ayyeXov

<j)vXaKa rrjs
*0

bopv(j>6pos
tov

7rap?
599

VII,
211

IX,

'Ay

T)

t?>v
'Ay

"Ejcaoros

APOPHTH.

Paul.
67r* avT

xa^P0VTa

tov
iKerrjpios els
ayyeXov

?(?r)s.

tt)v

Kai ?yy?Xovs

?mjyopevTai.

Tertull.

ovopA?eiv

35

eKKkrjcriav tov

Kai crvv?^eis

(?>v
"Ot*
?eov

iroielv, ?irep

Haeret.

Praescript.

tov

LaOD.

Compare

eyKaraXeiireiv

Kai ?irievai

3 Tov

tc?v

*o toIpvp
THEOD.

irpbs

elpr)vr}s,

?irl Trjs elpr)vr?s.

iriorbv

obrjybv,

tov
aoafiaroDV r)fimv irapa

33,

p. 214

EUKHOL.
t<3?>

fyvkaKa

p.
^tvx^v

61
mi

Kvpiov airrjcrafieoa.

The angel of the church. NT. Apoc. 2,1 et alibi.

Vit.

?yy?Xm

The

ttjp

io-iv

367

IH,

PALLAD.

to

I, 677 D

tov

ayyeXov

Chrys.

ayycXot

cO ayyeXos
35 E

6 Trjs ?KKXrfo-ias
eabopos.

TLpovev??fievoi

o*vvra??fie?a

Trjs ?KKXrj&ias.

two attendant
fiera tov

els t?) s irovrjpias.

the office of the guardian

Kavoav

bel XpivTiavovs

Tov

to
15

505

III,

584

Vfiiv

12,
3

7, 38,

5.

y?p

Act.

*AyyeXot

I,

'Opare

?Xeirovo'i

C.

(f)vXaKes.

ThEOD.

the Horologion,

[In

?Kel navres.

o? ?yioi
e^et.

148

I,
505

512

Xeyo

iravrbs

ApOST.

ALEX.

e?al bebofi?voi

exovo-iv

yeXovs

bia

?v ovpavo?s?

BASIL.

eireo-TTjo-as.

rjs rjfic?v ayyeXov.

t?>

angelical.

tov

fiov

irarpos

ovtov

ayyeXos

BASIL.

tragedy.

dance.

Basil.

4,

THEOPH.

18, 10

NT. Matt.

avT&v ?v ovpavols

tov

"AyyeXov

Trjp ?yy ekiKrjp be irapoipop

27

14,

2. Angelicus,

?yyekiKrjp

sect.

to a messenger.

?yyekiKOs, r), op, (ayyekos) pertaining

monachism.

obscure

I, 505 B.

26,

Catech.

Simonianae magiae disciplina angelis serviens.]

The angel of peace. Const. Apost. 8, 36. 8, 37,

?yyapela. LYD. 264, 7.

BekKER.

angel.

XaKa tt)s tov ?v?panrov

ayyapev?pepoi.

?yyapios

guardian

Simplic.

49).

ep.

pikiop

'Ake?apbpov

CLEM.

service

4956 (A.D.

?yyapevcrei

irap?yopr?

?ypov,

?pa aprj top oravpbp

Inscr.

<re

is,

(See

passim.

7, 35, 2.

ayyeXos.

yipopeprjp

perform

ipa aprj top

oravpbp

rjyy?pevo-ap

epxopepop

compel

"Oans

on

eO

r) brjpoo-la

to

Sept.

angel.

orders of angels,
8,12, 5.

fjpc?v ayyeXov
one

lu s,

6, ange

cO (?)v\ao-o~a>v rjfi?s
ayyeXos.

himfor

without paying
NT.

keyopep
9
Kal Ayyapela,

to

, evva>, (ayyapos)

?yyapev

Kal ?k ?las

?p?yKrjv ?Kovviop

?payKala

Inscr.

4956 (A. D. 49) ?pyapela. Epict. 4,1,79.

Novell.
128, 22. 134, 1. LEO. 20, 71. Suid. 'Ayyapela
?yyapelap

yeXovs

compelled

Hier.

Cyrill.

compare

fir) KaTa(?)povr?07}Te ?vbs T v piKp&v tovtcdv

16, 6, et alibi.

Them.

Porph.

The

equiv-

Tr)s*Ayap,

Cont. 95,19.

?iosi
*AyyeXiKOs

1,15

the different

Apost.
ck

and

conversation,

angelic

Euagr.

Tr)v ?y
that

passim.

Sept. Gen.

16, 1 seq. I
O?

ov,

ayyeXo?,

the mother

*Ayap, r), indeclinable, Hebrew *Un? Hogar,

of Ishmael the progenitor of the Arabs.

life.

795 D

Ill,

Io"?*yyeXos
?ios*)
?yye\oeibr)s, es, (ayyeXos, EIA?) angel-like.
CONT. 203, 21 T? <TXW"
?yyeXoeibels.

see.

which

The

irokureiav,

ayyeXos,

?iov.

?oiraa-?fievoi

24

toiovtois

y?p

?yyeXiKov

monastic

?k

?tre

tov

Ot

*X IV V T?*?? brj?ep ?bekob?p

pr) Tipas avpopras

irap?epias,

Tas

airas

?tre ?k p^pe?as,

biaK?povs,

?yop?pas

be

ayy?ko?

angels.
?v?p?mov,

Herm.

Mand.

6, 2 Avo

e?s rrjs biKaioovvrjs,

Kai

147
ayyepio?

are

Monks
6 r

Kat
SC.

685

iroXireiav

EuAGR.

HOROL.

aw/zart

Trjs ?pfffiov

MaKeboo'ip

18,12.

Tryph.

ov, 6, (?yyapos)

?yy?pios,

ov, to,

?yyovpiov,

common

reTpayyovpiv,

Sativus.

Cucumis

a g u r (with an Ain at the begin

Forskal,
is
Chate of botanists.
the
Cucumis
Compare
ning)
the
and
German
gurke.]
gourd,
gherkin,
[Com
?yypifa, irritate, make angry, ?pe?ifa. Hes.
anger,

pare

ov, to,

?yeXabiov,

the

plural

used

javelin,

PORPH.

bulls,

?yeX?bia,

to

GREEK,

[MODERN

3. To

cows,

464

Cer.

b* 6 iraTrjp, ??

"Evtiv

or cattle

oxen,

as

ayewrjo-ia,

DlD.

yewrjr?v.
fieI?ov

t?>

to

to

in rebus.
?yepaxia,

ALEX.

to
7raTpl bi?

Father;

332 A

Kat

?yevvrjTov

incorrectly

Polyb.

or
ay ear a
?y?erra,

Prog.

for

37.

I, 271.

?yep

Father.

Ibid.

Just.

opposed
to acrvyKpirov

to

Euagr.

irpaTo

22, 9 Ov Kara

Sept. Deut.
ipa

bi?qbopop,

holy place,

(?yi??c?)

pr)

to

ayiaaorj

Sept.

sanctuary.

to

b? Kai

30, 9, 19. 39, 2, 10.

haughtiness,

aggestio,

16

ToO

Cod.

29,34.

tc?p

o-ov.

II,

tov

ayiao-fwros
To

121 A
toup

same

Trjs

Can.

BASIL.

?ytao-p?rc?p.

117 A

sacrament,

holy

Thaum.

326

Ill,

Koipcaptas

B.

328

B.

p pvoriK&v

D?MASO.

aylatrpa.

11,

681 D

t&p ?yiao-p?Tt?iP.

Ibid.

peplbos.

II,

I,

109 A

?yiao-p?rc?v.

as

?prlbapop,
tw

biabtbopepov

Xa?

evkoyia.
?yi?o-paros,

Curop.
6

96,

(?>apep ?v

ribcapop.

?irov?fiova-u

agentes

ayevrrjo-iprj?ovs,

xos,

NYSS.
Trjs

the

Greg.

tS>p ?yiao-p?rcap

Trjs TTpocrobopas

Ex.

elements,

?yiao-para.

*H p??e&s

4. The

Sept.

thing.

sacramental

ayiaa-parcop.

t?

arrogance,

10, 35, 8.

r), agger,

irap

6, 9. 23, 17.
73 Skcvos xpv

57.

Trjp peplba
GREG.

I, 301 C.

Athan.

as, r), the being

insolence.

the

the

=
?yevvia ?yevveia. POLYB. 30, 9,1.
?yevTioTfp'iKovs,

308, 18

V,

r) ?yevvrjo-ia.

applied

applied

'Aylacrop poi

crov

or sacred

Holy

p. 41 C

Gnost. p. 935.
to ?y?vvryrov,the being unbegotten, r)

Substantively,

13,

?yiaa-?ep.

to,

3. The

Ptolem.

1,14.

Apol.

2.
Afr.

DlD.

?yevvrjTov.

207 A.

IV,

vofii?eis,

ov, unbegotten,

?yevvrfTos,

t?

?yevvrjTos,

Theod.

385 D.

Alex.

being

purify

Ps. 113,2.
Clem. Rom. Homil.
15,17. 25,8.
3, 15. Eus. 7, 15, the altar of a church.

?yeX?bi,OX;

ayeXair?v.~\
r), the

; consecrate.

sanctify,

read the office of the blessing of water.

Cer. 140, 4 seq. (See also ?yiao-p?s
3.)

commonly

as,

Ex.

?pirek&pa

aros,

?ylao-pa,

Compare II. 11, 729 Bovv

i) ?yeX?ba, as, cow, i)?ovs.

ayewrjaia,

boKovp ov

yepprjpa.

the

by

?yrjparos.

eipai

Kparicrrop

Ex.

COW, rj ?ovs.

(?y?Xrj)

tcl

top

ampels

74, 11.

'AyeXabiavirofioo-xa*
in

or

spear

2, 3.

Gen.

Porph.

of

Agath.

Franks.

hallow^

2. To defile, pollute.

angry.]
6, a kind

avos,

o"x*bop ?pbp?p

'Hye?ro

Trapa tois ?aatkevaip

ayrjpa,

rols

irapa

keyopepov

65,

royal

C.

?yios

o~ovp rj
?pyvpovp

the Arabic

ayyt?v,

the Macedonian

TOKop. Ibid. 19, 14. 22. NT. Matt.

Joan. 10, 36. 17,17.
Can. Apost.

to

According

5,

Kakovp?pov

?o-oo, (?yios)

Sept.

PoRPH.

to ?yyovpi, the

Greek,

[Modern

cucumber,

aiKv?s.

Kal ?vk<op Kal ^ov

t?>p iinrec?P,
irepl ^iXiovs.

?yia?c?,

Hes.

ayyeXos.

25,

?yrjparos.

tcl, see

?yia,

Hippol.244.

1,5,2.

messenger,

cucumber,

?38, 22.

Adm.

Clem. Rom. Homil.

Iren.

62.

to

1 Tou

3, 8 To Kakovpepop

31,

orrjpa

The angels of the Gnostics.

given
5,

tov

Tpio"XtXiW

Kai ?v

ayyeXos.

Just.

Polyb.

guard.

Svue?vrjs

iroXirrfs

to, a name

aros,

ayrjpa,

?yye
165 A

266

eK kl?ap

irokepiKOP prjx?prjpa

eyeipqpepop.

*0 ?Vt yr)s evo-apKos

14

1,
29

Sept.

rrjv tSv

p.

Ayecra,

fiifirjo-?fievos,

PALLAD.

13,

1,

657 A

Ill,

?v o-?fian

K. t. X.

ovTos 6 ?irl Trjs yrjs ayyeXos.

ayyeXos.

Theod.

?v Alyvirrat

"Avbpes

?rjX?o-avres,

ayyeXos.

'Eiriyeios

earth.

tov ?iov
?o-c?fi?rouv b?

ayy?Xc?v.

X<?v

on

angels

?yiao-fio?

mound,

4, 27, p. 406, 20.

aKeo-(ra.

Suid.

5. Holy

water.
127.

Porph.

Cer.

141, 13.

Nom.

79, 9.
to ?ylao-pa, a
Modern
Greek,
[In
spring of
water reputed holy. The most celebrated
?ylao-pa of
is
i) Za>ob6xosUrjyr) of Balukli.
See
Constantinople
Horol.
p. 388, and compare Proc.
Ill, 184.]
Coteler.

Curop.

?yiao-p?s, ov, 6, (?yi?fa)

holiness,

sanctification, purity.

148
ayios

ayuurrr?piov

NT. Rom.

22.

6,19.
1, 30.

Epist.

12, 14.

Hebr.

Clem. Rom.

Afr.

Cod.

Cer.
blessing of water. Porph.
6 ?yicurp?s,
65. [Modern
Curop.
Greek,

3. The

Holy water, ?yiaarfm5.]

tov

lesser

The

fiiKpov ayiaffpov,

office

(form) of the blessing of water, which may be read

by the priest at any time and place. Eukhol.
tov

eH ?KoXov?ia

fiey?Xov

The

?yiaarfiov,

greater

office

of the blessing of water, which is read only on the

day of the Epiphany (eeo<j)?via), that is, on the sixth
of

January,
Her.

pare
y

after

the

Xevrovpyia.

Eukhol.

1, 51

cO be ?pyvpeos,

?irl tov

virfs j?<*>pe?)?>
?fi<j>op?as

e?aKoo-iovs

?HRYS.

AeX(?)S)V Qeo<j)av?ouri.

(Com
irpovrjtov

eiriKipvarai
369

H,

Ata

y?p

fievoi

Ta

oiKabe

KXrjpov
vbaTC?v.

v?fi

<j)vX?TTOvo-iv,

ov,

?yiaorrjpiov,
aarfia 1.

Kai eis

br) arffiepov
2, 48

?viavrbv

t?v

?yiao-?evr&v

Tr?v

?i?

t?v

(?yia?<?)
Lev.

12,

holy

place,

vb?rav

?y?

Xovr?fp,

(?x?Tiarrjpiov.

; Adm.

?ylov

186

6el<? pvp<?

nap?

Cant.

ttjp

Curop.

Kings.

?yioirpeirrjs, es, (?yios, irpeira>)befitting the holy, simply

holy.

Rom.

Clem.

?yioirpeireo-i

X?yois

a, ov, holy,

?yios,

Epist.

1,

13

'YirrjK?ovs rjfi?s

toIs

avTov.

sacred.

t?itoi,

The

holy places,

and its precincts. Eus. V. C. 3,

46.
Theoph.
52. Chron. 585,16.
(Called also
568
o? ?epolT?rroi. Theod.
Ill,
C.)
that is, Jerusalem

title given to bishops ; usually in the superla

tive degree. Nie. 1,188 C o? ?ytot ?mo-Konoi.Alex.

l T0V ?ao-ikea

Aiabex?pepoi
eK

Kal

rplrov

To?s

avrol

1, 7.

ayios

Aa?lb.

t&p

ep rfj
yrj

7, 9

?yl<?p,
cO

avrov.

NT.

enapairavrj

?yios

'la?pprjs.

n?pres,

Ail-Saints.

149

*o

irp?oramov
EpiPH.

I,
Hav

cO ?yios

52.

27,

to

avrap.

k?yois

15, 3

2, 41, 4

'EK?rjTrjareis Ka?rjp?pap
tois

'H

saint.
Ps.

Matt.

Apost.

Const.

1,1.

Eph.
lv

ap??>

k?yovmp

90,11

rois

?ylois

emkeyav

enl tov

Substantively.

Rom.

?aai

co trarpiapxns

b? oi

<f)c?Prjv

rjpmp

T0S aylov

seq.
(a) *0 ?yios, holy man,
?yla, holy woman, saint, saintess. Sept.

?yios.

kos.
Porph.

'H

t?p

KvpiaKr)

Cer.

10.

189,

291.

Nom. Coteler.
?yl(?v

AU-Saints9

ir?prap,

the

day,

corresponding to Trin
church. Pentekost.

Horol.
eO ip

numbered

as

Did.

6 ?yios.

aoobias

irarepm*
1100

y?p

932 A
956

920

Tovs

Saint

KcavoTavT?pos,
ep

tovs

EPHES.

Constantine.

?ylois

pprjptjs

ovpapi?povpe

Kal ep ?ylois

rpbs fjp?p KvplXkov. CONST. (536), 1152 B

ay iocs

Trarep&p

poprjs tov

ep

rjp&p.

?ylois

LeimON.

narpbs

10

33

*Apapea-op

tov

?ylov

ira

Tap ep

cO rryovpevos

rrjs

Sept. Ex.

26,

rjpmp Ev?vplov.

(b) To ?yiop, holy or sacred thing.

same

the

t<Sv ?p
?y?ois

eblba^ep.

ao"vXXoyiora>s

irarepas

tis

"?s

avpa

participle

essentially

Toi; rrjs paKaplas

the

is

with,

Alex.

eO ip ?ylois

vovs.

or without

with

?ylois,

pi?povpepos,

ChAL.
O? aytot

?acrike<os

1,198

XPt

oravpoeid?s

(fic?inj ?yios.

ior?pepoi

irarrjp tov

Sunday next after Pentecost,

ity Sunday of the Anglican

162 A.

top rrjs
ChAL.

e^ei ? ?yiararos

Hws

rap x?p?i/

?yio<f>6pos.)
?yiax?s, interj. huzza! hurra!

Epiph. H,

17

680,

240, 12.

\?<?s. Phoc.
be t?

Cer.

o irpevpariKos

iirlo-Kcmos P?prjs

Oi ?yioi

In
?yiaypa(j)os, ov, (?yios, yp?qyv) written by inspiration.
the plural r? ?yi?ypaqba, the holy writings, a term
applied to Joshua, Judges, RutB, Chronicles, and

Avprjkie.

fjp&p

932 D.

EPHES.

535.

Cer. 47. 281,19.

ir?na

?yi?>TaTOP ?bekqbbp

one who bears the

?yia(j>6pos,6, i), (?yios, <?>epa>)
holy ves- \
sels in a temple, iepaf?pos* Inscr. 481.
(See also
Porph.

*A?ava

cttio-koVg)

'Ayi&rare

imo-KOirov.

. PORPH.

?yiop.

tov

177.

top

148 B

4.

?airrioTr)piov,

Baptistery,

sanctuary,

top

vos

6X6

Upo s avrbv

During the second and third epochs of the Byzan

tine period, it was given also to the emperor, but only
in the positive.
Const. IV, 832 B Top ?ao-ikea f?pS>v

peyakrj

?ir?KXrjo'iv ?v Trj eoTrepa yivevoai.)

to,

Sept.

Theoph.

are

Lector.

Theod.

?v toIs Qeocfraviois

2.

ra ?irori?evrai,

1255

1268 C.

viro

vbpevv?

Afr.

Ktop&TaPTipoviroket?S

Trjs

toi tovto

Kai ?v fiearowKTi(? Kara tt)v eopTrjv Tavrrjv airavres

Kal paKaptar?Tto

?yu?T?rq

T?

Cod.

1255

72.

Can.

140 et

'H ?KoXov?ia

&[<$.

2. Sacrament.

alibi.

1051

Kal avapeaov

tov

?ylov

t<3v ?yl

p,

4, 15. 19 Ta c?yiar?v ?yi

NT. Matt. 7, 6 Mf? b&Te

themost holy place. Num.

<?v,The most holy things.
to

Ta

(c)

se.

ayta,

the

b?pa,

Apost.
7, 40, 1. Laod. 14. Eus. 7, 9,
20
Tfj ficrox? v ?yiov. BASIL. II, 525 A.
p. 330,
Can. 37 "iva ?v toIs ?yiois
in, 326 C. Cod. Afr.
o-wuaTOs Kai tov

&s Kai avTos

vex?eirj,

Kai olvov vbaTi

el

orrjpiov,
PORPH.

vtjotikg?v

10

'KvUa

to els tt)v

equivalent

eoriv

?vaia

?iria-Koiros

cO biaKovos

XeyeTca

Apocr.

The

phrase

Marc.

as

Els

Cer.

26,

meaning

Liturg.

rr)v

Ta

has

e?o-obov

the

(see

88,

36

"Qfioo-a

liness.

Clem.

Rom.

Ta tov

iroir)a<?fiev

Hebr.
As

1, 30

etvobos).

I, 868

"Ayios

?yios

357

To

TpiirXacriacrfi

k. t. X.

2a?aao,

NT.

ALEX.

ijo- ,

rrjs

Tpicr?yios

vfivos.

o"ai avTrjv

DlD.

\rr)v Tpi?ba^

(?yios,
ALEX.

Tpivvos,

Xeya)

593 A

*Ayiorpio'o,oXoyr}

?v ov pavois.

9,

with

Smyrn. titul.

ip t?>

?yvo<?>6poi

as

various

(See also ?yia(j>6pos.)

Ignat.
reading.

13.

129,

as

catch,

a fish.

Bav?pTOS

rjyKioTpa>p?prj.

M.

53

10,

rap

pe?obois ?ir?
9AyKiorpt?pivos,
tSp

igdiW

Karexopepcav

?yKfiorp(?.

with a barb, as an arrow.

2. To furnish

es,

Plut.

(ayKto-rpop,

II, 877 E.
es =

eori

barbed.

hook-shaped,

POLYB.

34,

Kal

\Jj imbopaTis^

ipfjppo

StrAB.

1,2,16.

6, 23,10

o-ibrjpovp ayKiaTpayrop.
?

?pr(l?(?,

PLUT.

?yKikiop.

I,

69 A.

KOirr ) to
hamstring,

rjo-a, (?yKvkrj,

THEOPH.

?pr?oKoirc?, pevpoKoir?.

brjs be ripas
ravra

p ip Hepalbi

irepieirarrjo-ap.
?7nrovs

brjpoo-lovs

ras

*AyKi

xakapos

34.

DlOD.5,

3, 5

?yKioTp(?Tos,r), ?p, (?yKioTp?a))barbed. Polyb.

?yKvkiop

I,

2, 204.

?yKiorpoeibrjs.

iirlrrjbes.

b?pan

EIA?)

Diosc

Plut.

barbed.

?ubas,

9HyKioTpa)ji?pas

?yKioTpoeibrjs,

tovs

ip

THEOPH.
eKaorrj

541A

hough,
Ka?a

246,18

Xpioriap

to

rjyKvkoKoirrjo-ep, o?
CONT.

?Kkayrj

369

Tovs

?yKvkoKoir?p.

T?s ?yKvkas iKKeKopepot

be^i?s.)
tenon.

Sept.

Ex.

26,17.

Antec

1,10,1, p. 64.
Sept. Num.
ov,
?,
?ypio-pos,
(?yplfa) purification.
?yp?ros, 6, agnatus.
Ovt(?

?yio(j>6pos,ov, (?yios, <f>?p<?)

replete with holiness.
Ephes.

sing

the

tov

Et.

?yKG?plo-Kos, ov, 6, (?yK&p)

to

?yia>

e?bos ?o-iribio-Kaptov.

to ho?k,

b?

(Compare Theod. m,

METHOD.

?yi?TrjTOS elvayay?vres.
?yiorpicro-oXoy?(?,

Karex?pepos

?yKvkoK07rec?,

to bishops.

Trjs tobrjs tov TpiirXaaiacrfibv

LYD.

irekTrj,

?irb pera<?>opas

T?

it refers to the hymn

passage,

U??c?

orai

CyRILL.

vp

keyei

Can.

129,11.

TTjs ?yKioTpevo-?pepoi.

per?

Kvpios

?yios

67

ho

?yi<uovvr?.

sanctity,

irpbs

cra>, (?yKiorpov)

orp

vnapxovres

fiepls

Afr.

COD.
ravra

'H arj ?yiaxrvprj.

?yKvkiop,

20.

brjs re y?p

by my

7,

Epist. p. 64 E

METHOD. 397 D Upbs ??varop rasfax?s

B?kos

Trjv o-r)v ?yi?-nfra.

Epist. 40 A.
In the following
C

ovv

'Aytov

holiness,

ancile,

Tt

bop'iKTrjTOSyvprj.

Sept. Ps.

sworn

517 B.
12, 10. Did. Alex.
a title it is
commonly applied

ATHAN.

same

ir?vra.

?yiaafiov

rjros, r), (?yios)

?yi?Trjs,

t?,

?yKiorpabrjs,

?v t?> ay tw uov, I have

1120

Alex.

?yi<?ovprjs*
13

r), ancilla,

COPHR.

toIs

7.

(d) T? ?yiov, holiness, ?yiavvvr], ?yiorqs.

rrjs

2 Cor.

?eov.

Cyrill.

?yi(?ovprj.

EPHES.

orvprj ;

559 A

sometimes

?ley?Xrjv

ayta

305.

p.

to. ayta

Els

irp6arx<ofi V, Kal

ovra

irpocrobavrja'aTci) t<5 Xa?

?yiois.

Porph.

13,

'H vperepa

*E?o/*oXoye?

NT.

SyNES. Epist. 4, p. 168 A 'HyKiorp&p?pop

IxBvbiop.
to
hold, capture; captivate. Ly
Metaphorically,

used by the priest when he invited the believers (ol

Const.
moToi) to partake of the Lord's table.
8,

o-ov

Meo"iTevovoTjs

*?yKiorrp6

r? ?yia,

etaobov.

fieyaXrfv

?yi<?avprjs

29,

avrov.

ovprjp ip qbo?a

?yi

Lyd. 44,15.

fir) ?mreXelo-?ai.

fieXXovtri biepx^?ai

rrjs

Ps.

SEPT.

?yiorrjs.

Trj ppfjprj

?yKikiop,

In the early church, the expression Ta ?yia toIs

?yiois, Sancta sanctis, Holy things for holy men, was

ApOST.

o-?e

?yK[ka,

aprov

"Qore ?yia

irav,

?v?p

KVplov irpoae

tovt

41

Can.

fiefiiyfievov.

65,

tov

ros

a?p

6 Kvpios
napebcaKe

fir) ?irb

Cer.

rjs, r),=

?yi<oovprj,

Used also as a title.

elements.

sacramental

Const.

tov
firjb?v irX?ov

Ay voirai

*EiriTekovpres

kwI.

toIs

?yiov

149

?yioTr)s

I, 469,
'Ayporjral,

TTOirjveis avrols
13

Top

<?p, oi,

who maintained

top

?ypio-pbp
(?ypoi

?ypio-pbp

avr?p.

DlON.

8, 7
HAL.

iiroirja-avro.
) Agno?tae,

certain

heretics

that Christ did not know the day of

150

ayopa

107

'
Ay voirai,

Kat

ot
tov

KarayyeXXovres

VI, 381 C.

Alex.

Cyrill.

judgment.

o? ?yvoelv

Qefiioriavol,
ttjv

Xpio-rbv

rjfiepav

fir) 6 iraTrjp fiov fiovos.

ot

ovb?
Marc.

fifj 6 irarrfp.

Xp?vovs

r) Kaipovs

BASIL.

III,

Act.

32

Xpiorbv

Tr)v fjfiepav

Cyrill.

Alex.

as,

?yopa,

[Modern

?v tt?

DlD.

to

iroXXols

'irjaovv

Porph.

?vr).

purchase,
air? tov

in

(?)?pov, bought

ayop?fu), ?(ra>,to buy. Followed

of

accusative
t<?v

b? ?irb

To

?irb tovs

yov

ransom,

Polyb.

Chron.

Ilapa

Kai

Ta

592

of

10,

*As fier oXi

aedilis.

Polyb.

tS>v ?k $?o-ibos

3, 26, 1
t?

169 B Tr)v

?ypov

60,10.
341, 6.
?yopaa-fios, ov, 6, (?yopa?a>)purchase, the thing purchased.
Gen.

SEPT.
Nehem.

10,

42,
31

O?

Tov

Trjs o-iToboo-ias

?yopaafibv

(ftepovres

tovs

Kai

?yopaa-fiovs

?yovpos,

ov, 6, (Kovpos)

EUST.

56

1788,
ov,

?yp?piov,

to,

20.

19.

aypapi?>Tr)s,

ov, 6, rower

821.

of

boat.

Cer.

Theoph.
601,

17.

Adm.

of

?yp?piov.

Porph.

'AXtev
233,14.

?yxio-rela,

i), vigilia,

as,

rj,

13,

o?Kelov

eixe.

vigil,

jca/xoVoXts.

COUntry-city,

691,6.

(Compare aorvKaprj.)
service

religious

performed

Epiph.

Theoph.

Cont.

from.

Sept.

I,

rejection,

29

separation

o Oebs

avro?s

Mpfjo-?rjTi

?irl ayxiorrela

rrjs ieparelas (the word is improperly used).

ayxtorev?,

to

separate

'HyXiorev?rjo-ap

from,

?irb rrjs

ieparelas

2 Esdr.

Sept.

reject.

(the

word

is

2, 62
improp

erly used).
ay?, lead. In the passive ?yopai, to be appointed to any
ecclesiastical

242.

tov

ip rekei

421,14.

361,15.
Adm.

irokis)

Scyl.

146,17.

?yvprevo?(?yvprrjs) to be a vagabond.

?yovpovs.

611

Comn. I, 321,12.
an

b?

ANTEC 2,

in the evening preceding a church feast.

823 A.
Curop. 72. Eukhol.

Cer.

Comn. I, 360,12.

b? Kovpovs, QpaKes

'Axatot

Porph.

235,18.

Cont.

a kind

TtK? ayp?pta.

young

youth,

Theoph.

471,13.

?ypoye?TWP

yrjblc?P bepbpop

ecos, rj, (aypos,

?ypvTTpla, as,

\)fiS>vs
ir?o~av

'0 ipbs

Trkrjo-lop t&p ip?p

Nehem.
Porph.

II, 834 C.

Alex.

Cyrill.

aSvkop ?kaobpbp aypio?fioiP?Kiop.

2, 1, 31

?ypoirokis,

irp?a-iv.
man.

eka?ap.

?ypobiair?a), (?ypos, blaira) to live in the country (not in

the city). Theoph.
Cont. 472, 8.

ANTEO.

opvi?av.

oi b? A??ioiriKrjp

koXovo-ip,

con
?ypoyelr<?P,opos, 6, (?ypos, yelrc?p) one whose field is
E.
351
Plut.
I,
tiguous to another man's field.

Attal.
Aster.

olive,

Porph. Cer.
?ypiobos, ov, 6, (ypiiros,yptyos) grapple.
to ?yyptyi.
670.
Greek,
Compare
[Modern
German
gripe,
greifen.]

1, 2, p. 10. Mal.

19

49

AreTH.

aedi

?v t<? tS>v ayopav?ficw

ayopao-?a,as, r), (?yopafa) purchase.

?yopaaiav

rjp epioi kotipop

ish at the same time.

10, 5, 3.

fiiei<?. Id. 10, 4, 6.

iroXvb?iravov

Latin

4,1.

tov KaTriTC?Xiov,

Ata

the

wild

oleaster,

ekala)

state, k?tipos. Strab. 8,

137 (136,138)
1, 125 (126).
'Aypie

Diosc.

ANTEC

representative

?yopavofios, ov, 6, the Roman

tov

'Hyopao-e
12

674,

r), (aypios,

?ypioxrjp?piop,ov, to, (^rjp?piop)wild goose.

1, 16.

a??abas.

Xvrpovfiai.

i), the

as,

litas.

19

59,

Cer.

as,

2, 2, 17.

Epict.

5.

Iaypiopvp?Krj,rjs, i),wild pvpUrj. SEPT. Jer. 17, 6.

?ypi6p(?pos, op, (papos) savagely foolish, savage and fool

c'k Trjs aix/*aXa)0"ias.

ayop?fet

?yopavofiia,

Mal.

PORPH.

kala,

the

by air?with the genitive

seller.

2apaKr?v?v.

?yopao'?evTa
2.

the

?ypla.

AnTEC 2,1,16.
?ypioppl?iop,ov, to, (oppl?iop)wildfowl.
wild
Martyr.
date-tree.
op, (qbotpi?) of
aypiooboiP?Kios,

seq.

buying,

....

o-Tis

"Ayp

the olive in its uncultivated

3,13.

920.

ALEX.

2, 571.

or

SuiD.

?yp&crris.

Polyc.

;
?ypicXaia,

yva>vai

'Ebo?rfvir?p?yop?s bi(j>?epi<?v.Ptoch.

674,21

r)?ypi? or ?ypi?ba, (a) Panicum

Greek,
Triticum
repens."]
(b)

Martyr.

Ibia ??ovaiq.

tov Kvpiov rjfiav

tcXovs.

v, et

ovb?

v ?ori

vfi

Ovx

?yvoelv

?? ?yop?s

'Ifiar?a

market.

tov

V, 217 E

r), emptio,

473

Cer.

1,

tov

r),

Bactylon.

b? rrjs r)fiepas

Ilept

^E?rjTrjfievov rjbr) irapa

prjTov irepl

evayyeXiKbv

as,

Kpiveas.

o? ?v ovpav?,

6 iraTr)p e?ero

ois

360

?ypla,

ao-e?as

t&v ovpav

ayyeXot

13,

?Keivrjs ovbel% o?bev, ovb? ot ayyeXot

et

Trjs

I,

24, 36 Ilepi b? t?js i)fi?pas?Keivrjs ?yplbiop, ov, t?, dimin. of ?ypos,field.

(Compare NT. Matt.

Kai rrjs Sapas ovbels*o?bev,

vibs,

Damasc.

ayt?

office.

Neocaes.

?yeo-?ai, To be appointed presbyter.

12

Eis

npeo-?vTepop

151 a8?k<p?<;

ay?yr?fia
to,

aros,

?y&yrjfia,

burden,

load,

Leg.

?ycayiov.

HOMER.

Cer.

104.

plc?.
i), 6v,

aywyiK?'?,

relating

(?yuyr))
Ta

Substantively,

Xeyofievc?V

ERN Greek,
6

lers

rj, one who

and

sense

the

Basilic.

of

They

lets beasts
them;

accompanies

ay?yt

ov, alluring,

(for,?y<ayiov),

Iren.

yifia, philters for exciting love.

Kal ?yoayifia

irpbs

<?vos, 6, agony,

?y?v,

56,

6 Mi?pib?rrjs

tov

POLYB.

r),female

stir up,

StoVeis

?ovs

aura
tov
toIs

?aoovs

cr(j)?s

or

v ?v Tals

irapayyeXiais

Ant.

17,

3,

POLYAEN.
toIs

7,16,

"EXXrfo-iv ?el

The

fAbafiiaiois,

cTTao-tv

*ApTa?ep?r)s
irpocrri?e/ievos

r), adgnatio,

METHOD. 368 C

?beia, as, r), leave, permission,power,

11,

Mrjre

?irio-Tpo(f>rjs.

THEOD.
(?>va-ei.
oriavi?eiv
21

Mr)

IV,
Theod.

abeiav

1,

"Abeiav
Lector.

???Xovo-iv
evpio-Kovres

avr?

vir?px^iv
A

abeiav
abeiav

bvvaar?ai

bibc?ffi
2, 34
beb

Kev.

fiera

t?

Homil.

Epist.

exovres

'o b?

abeiav

Kexprjar?ai
ir?a-i toIs

PORPH.
c^oco-aYou

Kal

?iroarokov
Tov

23

Adm.

sister.

reading.

like brothers.

?bekobo?eov

?iroarokov

dyiov

'laKa?ov.
tov

^laKca?ov

t??

Xpi
80,

?iriri?eo-?ai.

to murder

rjo-(?, (abek<j)oKT?pos)

4,

one9s

Bell. Jud. 2,11, 4.

as a various

16,

own

Clem.

reading.

Clem.

1, 4.

an

abekqboironjTSs,

ov,

o,

locum

the taking

own brother. Theoph.

in

ecos, r), adoptio

of

Cont.

(?bekqbos,

the

fratris,
a

stranger

making
as

one9s

820, 10.

noirjros)

adoptive

brother,

adopted brother, brother by adoption, ?bekobbs ?eo-ei

but not obvaei. Theoph. Cont. 656,12.
(See also

?bekobos,

?bekqbos

in

JUST. Apol.

1, 65

Brother,

abekqbos.)

a member

ov, 6, brother,

'Enri tovs

tian brethren. Arius

Tiv?s ?Xairreiv.

?ept

4,

One9S own

16, as a various

?bekqbopi?la,as, r), (?bekqbrj,pl?is) incest between brother

41 A.
and sister. Method.
Basil.
Ill, 327 C.

nvevpariKos

Trjs ?irl tov y?fiov

Mrjbefiiav
to

?epaTtKrjs els
334

Basil.

opportunity.

1184

EPHES.

?>s ?? av?evreias

Tov

abek(f)oiroir)T?s,
Antec.

agnatio.

Homil.

Oct.

?bekqboirotrjo-is,

10, 1, p. 64.

Rom.

?ywvo

of Adam.

progeny

2.

1, 10,

as, r), (?bekqboKTOPos)

?bekqboKTopla,
fratricide.

of

'Abapialos, a, ov, (Ab?fi)

534

Rom.

of Adam.

Antec.

to marry

(?bekqbrj, yapea),

abek(?)oKTop?o),

I,

Kal ?opv

,Ay?i/o61eTe?i>

II, 452 A.

?yairrjral.

brother or sister. Joseph.

Kal ?perforais

621 C Mifiois

II,

Basil.

?bekobo?iov.

Plut.

sedition.

'Abekqblbes pov

Rom.

HOROL.

AaKe

[tc?v

magistrates.

?beiy?pas.

to nuns.

sister.

?nk?crai,

out.

them
Seleucian

Kakovpepovs

79,

?ovkoprai.

an epi
?bekqbo?eos,ov, 6, (?bekqbos,?eos) frater Bomini,
thet applied to James the Less.
Basil.
II, 674 B.

against.

pit

tovtwv

ravra

spread

certain

Tous

?belas

?bekqbofa?a, as, r), (?bekqbos,?oarj) living

Pallad.
Vit. Chrys. 18 D.

33.

p. 201,

5,1,
to

Kal tovs

strife,

rjy vo?eTei

?vos,

Eus.

competition,

?yc?vo?er

rjTTrjfi?vois.

?byvariav,

4,

Kal to ?ve?i

as war,

tov ?beXqbov.

iroXefiov

ToIs

tov

?yc?vo?erovvres

JOSEPH.

irpbs

?bekqboyapeo)

'Ev itoXXc? ir?w

Kal crvfi?aXXovres.

fir)xav?)fievos.

?eTovvres.

in

'A?rjvaiovs

bovit?>v\ irpoy?vovs

781E

1? 2, 2

fi?ye?os

Polyb.

vi fir)
iroXiopKelv

?y<?VioTr)s.
set

9, 34,

2. To

via.

20

(spurious)

T (?, r)o-<?, to

?y<?vo?

ew?piCeiv

irarp?s.

as,

?yonviorpia,

avr?v

?y

anxiety,

bi? Te to

10

5, 54,

ArETH.

QiXTpa

Clem.

"Sivairels ?v ?y

?yx^pWd*

aye?pt yev?fievov

1,13,5

o-?fiaaiv

IREI*.

permitted

ep?a

dear sister. Martyr.

?bekobls, Ibos, r),dimin. of ?bekqbr),

?y?

?viais.

fear,
ol

9Ho'av y?p

Xvido-Tov

Kal Tots

6 M?pKos

o?ros

?piroiel

to

to

TyPIC.

ktI&ip

in

exovo-ip

'Abekobr) ?errj, adoptive

r?

Substantively,

enticing.

Ovk

ip t?> kopo-iot<q

evmiplap.

abelas

?bekqbrj,sister, as applied
453 A.

carriage, the price for carrying.]

?yaytpoy,

not

in

<?p, oi, adeiganes,

POLYB.

to travel

burden

of

to

b?

17

83,
are

?beiy?pes,

[MOD

obbp paKp?p,

"Abeiap,

"E^ovo-i

CUROP.

56, 10,

t?toi irapairofiiriKa>v.

HES.

288

p.

conveying.

to hire a beast of burden;

?yayi?fa,

?yaylarr)*,

in

carrying.

yikc?v,

?y

or

carrying

carriage,

?ya>yiK?,

theprice or expense for

5 Tov

to

abe lap elo-i?pai

14 Mrj Copres

234,

a member

of

a Christian

keyop?povs

apud Theod.
of

monastic

II, 452 A.
Quin. 42.
Brother, used by kings when

society.

?bekqbovs,

HI,

Chris

537 A.
establishment.

Basil.

speak of, each other.

they address, or
Eus. V. C. 4,11, applied by

152 ahiaderos

oB?ktfrcmj?
to

Constantine

Sapores,

353, by Chosro?s, king of Persia, to the emperor

Justinian.
Porph. Cer. 406,14,
by the Byzantine
to
the
of
Persia.
emperor
king
or

Geros
Antec.

UpevpciTiKos

oTpaTov

qvtov
?avba>v.

also

(See

t&v

iarrlp,

abpearparos,

11.

Typic.

as a title.

Alex.

Brotherhood,
Epist.
MeNAND. 353, 22 X?pip
40 B Tijs <rrjsabekqborrjTOs.
?b?kobOTijrt

t?

?nopepopev

biorparos.)

You

Pvpatc?P,

the emperor

brother

my

tov ?ao-ikeas

*H abek(f>arrjs vpap

736

ChrON.

peror.

vrjp rbp ravrrjs

vibp.

?bekoboTrjros
CEDR.

H,

of

ovpbeo-pop
12.

192,

Clem. Rom. Homil.

721

one9S

Mlap

1,848

[imo-Tokrjp']

?beoirorop,

An

name

of

the

xmopprjpaa-ip.

anonymous

au-

r
?b?o-rparos,op, (a d ex t a ?) led by the right hand ? ?bi
oTparos,

blarparos.

numerary
sity,

horse

ir?poxos

9AbeaTpara

Substantively,
in an army,

vimos,

ovpeip

tovs

to

iitiorvpopepos
orparicaTas

?beorparop,

to be used
limos.
bi? r

in case

super

of neces

MauriC.

5, 2

p iraXkiKcop avrSp.

is

of departed

Owe ?v $brj tjj

11,10

tt?v ?vdiravaiv.

[bataei]

as

represented

9 KatijX?ev

eis
B

372

10.

person.

b? fiera

q.br]v flavos, ?vijX?e

tov

Trjv KaTabvaiv

Anaphor.

Trail. (Inter

Ignat.

Kal anooavovra
TZTavpw??vra

SOCR.
Ta
J

Kvpiov

r)fi

irXrf?ovs.
v el? abrjv.

m\

eis r?

I,

Karax?ivia

H, 259 Els tt?v iv t? ??# tov Kvpiov

?Kela-e

211 A

sermon

2, 37,

p.

Tas Kal tovs

the Lord's

Els

Ta

descent

tov

bv&o-e?els

7rpoa Xrj\vo?Tas
o-Ka)

into Hades.

616

IH,

B.

IV,

fi?v JL??v Kal tovs

?iravras

Kal

KaTeXo?pra

K?Taxo?via

THEOD.

[o MapKtW]
aXXovs

ov, (biayiv

?bi?yvaoTos,

on

137

olKovofirfaavra.

Otros

?iroXeXavKevai

letter.

?px&v

3,

irepiovpelv.

the world

Rom. Homil.

nation ofHell.

own

868 A

Polyb.

fJXiricrev abrfpirc?s

the under-world,

abrjs

Kara?aa-iv,

the

'Abeaworois

avrov

?brjpiTOV.

Kraaoai.

?br)piTov

contest.

without

2,

KareX??vra. CyRILL. HlER. Catech. 4,11. AmPHH<.

86 B. Epiph. I, 448 D Scmoya?? ?dov, The illumi

22.

236,

1,

EUS. 1, 13, p. 41 KaTe?rj els tov ?}br?v.AtHAN.

9la>ap

npbs

. . . .

elprjvr?^

?^ptTos,

Clem.

METHOD.

4,16.

without

op, anonymous,
Plut.

thor.

[ttjv

of

1 Tr)v fi?v Xeiav

pol.)

?bepbpos,op, (bepbpop)without trees, destitute of trees, tree

less. Polyb.
3, 55, 9.
?beowoTos,

adv.

?brfp'iTm,

Polyb.

KaT&XQv aurrjv [rr?v r)yefiov?av]

Pilat. A. 9. Act. Thorn.

the Romans.

to
corrupt
?bek<f)o<f>6op (?, rjo-a, (?bek(j>rj, <f>?elp<o)

sister.

3 Tavrrjv

where

?lpevpariKrj?bekqborrjs,
Spiritual brotherhood, that is,
Cont. 228 T?
Brotherhood by adoption. Theoph.
iroirjo-ao-?at nvevpariKrjs

4, 74,

Cer. 466 Mera

Porph.

The Harrowing
of Hell, that is, Chrisf^ descent
Apocr. Nicod. EuangeL H,
into the under-world.

the em

brother

Our

Kal ?ovKeXXapiKnv

undisputed.

yjrvxjj b eVcet Ka?earos

our

thank

Koicrapos, We

'H ?bek<f>6rrjs tov Kalaapos,

354

err? b?beKa

spirits.

brother the emperor of the Romana : said by Chos

ro?s, king of Persia, in his letter to the emperor Justin
ian.

M?Xis

abrjs, ov, 6,Hades,

Cyrill.

tov

ov, uncontested,

?bijpiTos,

93,

of nuns.

as

Sisterhood,

2.

Carion.

?iriTifii

airo ?brjfiiov.

bepfiarivrfs

Ktvar?pvrfs

Brotherhood, as of Christians. NT. 1 Pet. 2,17.

5, 9. Clem. Rom. Epist. 1, 2. Iren. 2, 31, 2.
I, 868 D.
Brotherhood, as of monks. Athan.
B.
452
566
E
BASIL. II,
UpevpariKf) abekqb?rrjs.
Apophth.

oTparrjybv
v Kal IbiKav

the
?brjXia, as, r), (?brjXos) obscurity, retirement from
17
Pallad.
Vit
A.
world, privacy.
Chrys.
rjros, i), (abrjXos)uncertainty. Polyb.
abriX?Tr?s,
5, 2, 3.
2.
36, 4,

abek<j)oiroiTjTOs.

opopoia

iravrbs

abeorp?rav

?bekqborrjs,rjros, r), (?bekobos)brotherhood. Sept. 1MaCC.

Joseph. De Mace. 9, p. 510. Dion
12, 10. 17.
t? ?XXo ?brffUQv,
CHRYS. Orat. 38, p. 472, 44 CHb? abek(?>?rrjs
Tb,a kind of leather f
r) ?bckob?p

tov

Tifirjs evcKev t?v

pera

?v?pam<?v

tov

rryela?ai

irpOTropevofievcbV avrov

64.

p.

1,10,

abek<f>os,

tov

tovvtos

Menand.

of Persia.

king

So?ojii

cra>Tr?pias *<?>rfO'cv

?v to> abrj t?

o~Q>Tr)pi
Xpiory.
DlOD.

lindistinguishable.

1, 30.
?bi?boxos, ov, (bi?boxos) without successor.
petual.

Method.

Did. Alex.

368

Batf-tX?aat?W

Hence,
Kat

per

?bi?boxov.

424 A.

led-horse, a horse led by the bridle in a pro

?bi??eTOS,ov, (biariorffii) intestate. PLUT. I, 341 D Mia?
Can. 81.
COD. AfR.
cession for show, ovpT?p. MAURIC 1, 9 Xpr) irepiira- ! ffficpav abi??eros efieivev.
Also,

153

aSia/cptTOS

Ab

?bia?erov,

'E?

Novell.

? y.

1,1,

undecided.

op,

?biaKpiTos,

or

intestato,

Antec.

2. Indiscreet,
EvK?kop

Luc?an.

r) Kovqborrjs

y?p

top

242, 10

yp?>prj npbs

Kal vnori?epepop

?nap
Kal

?iroirkap?cr?ai

rb

Substantively,

ALEX.

of

adv.

?biaKpiros,

nentcrrevKoras

tovs

Clem.

promiscuously.

iprav?a

tov

?irobrjplap

20,

adv.

of

(interpol.) titul.

fjpa>p 9Irjaov Xpiorov

Kvplov

adv.

op,

10

b% eyx<?o" ?>s Kal ttjs

Trjs

OTOv Kal ovpexovs

?k r

yiypopeprjs

constant.

Polyb.

inippvae

s ?bianav

p norapoup,
bt?

Kal ovpex^j ylypea?ai

pvcrip ?bi?iravcrrop

18,

?biakvrm.

incessant,

crroparoDP

?payKa?op.
?biairavo-Tc?s,
POLYB.
22,

adv.

of

?foaVavoTos,

l?krjyrjp ?ri

1, 57,1

constantly.

incessantly,

as,

*?biaiTT(?o-la,

the

r),

infallibility.

Ionic.
1282, 56 (spurious) ?$ia7rr?xri?;,
to
not
liable
error,
?bi?irraros, op, (bianlnr<?)
infallible,
POLYB.

5,

37,
p?s

'Abianrara

(pvkaKas.

'O b? rp?wos

10

98,

t5>p toiovto?p

Kai Karao-Kevrjs

4,

60,

Kopibrjs

unfailing supplies.
2. Correct, as applied
Thrax
?bianra>T(?s,

adv.

of

??iaW?>Tos,

unerringly, with
26,

?epres.

629.

in Bekker.

6, 41,

VOL. VII.

without

brj names

SERIES.

abianr?>T(us
npbs

rhs

6,

pvterepi

Dion.

2, 15, 3.

6,

Karaypa
o?Krjcreis

20

unbroken.

asunder,

pulled

to arvorrjfia

bi?

efieivev.

distinction.

without

50

1,

An

suggested by the Latin

[Apparently

adv.

of

Did.

Alex.

without

?bi?arpoqbos,

to be

or

perverting

972 C Ovk abmon-po^m

b?xovrai.
or

indifferent

uncon

Anton.

Epict.2,
31,22,10.
6,2.
11, 16 *E?virpbsr? ?bi?(j>opa?biatjiopfj.
CiCER. Acad.
?bia(f>opia,as, i), (?bi?^opos) indifference.
Prior. 2, 42. Epict. 2, 5, 20.
2. Dissoluteness,
dissipation.

980 A

Did. Alex.

?bia(j)opiav.

?bi?qbopos,ov, in differ en s, indifferent, in the Stoical

CiCER. Fin. 3,16.
Epict.
1, 9, 13, et
philosophy.
alibi.
Soz. 3, 3, p. 96, 16 TlavXov b? irepl

Tpvqbrjv Kal ?iov

?bi?qbopov

bia?aXXovo-i.

?crxoXaKevai

?biaqbopas,adv. of ?bi?qbopos,indifferently. Laod. 10.

2. Dissolutely
Clem. Rom. Homil. 13, 4 'Abiaf?
pas fir)?iovvres. Clem. Alex.
529, 17 'Abiaqbopm
Hier.

Catech. 2,11.

ov, (biayjsevbofiai)

Ignat.

not

true.

deceiving,

(in?dit.) 3 t$

DlOD.

abia\?revor<p

?prfo-Keia.

Ignat.

?birjyrfTos,ov, indescribable, ineffable.

Tt? ?v ?y?irrf

fou,
?biKobo??a>,

Ephes.

?bir]yrjT<a.

(?biKos,b??a) to have evil designs ? Diod.

31,1.

Nil.

Polyb.

Iblas

?biaiTT&T&s.

firjv oXr?s r?i-eas

rjo-a, (?bi?cj>opos)

?bia(j>op?a>,

mpos

?biovrc?p,

to error,

oi

irpoXeyovres

?bia

?biKobo?ia,as, r), (?biKos,b??a) evil design ? Polyb.

16, 7. Frag. Gram. 5.

abianr?rov,

liability

unfailingly.

11 Uapaylypoprai

NEW

vnapxovorjs

to pronuciation.
!

certainty:

Tlapayiypoprai

rrjs iKperprjcrem

Kal ?bi?irroaTos.

avrrjs rh Kara ras

nap

ylyperai
10

evx^prjs

aKXr?Xois*

DlOD.

of ?bi?o-riKTos,

5, 37. Martyr.

Hipp.

sure.

Las yiyvouevrjs

e s Tivbs abi?airaoTov
?q^earc?TC?V

?biaa-T?KTC?s, adv.

?biayjrevoTos,
?bi?irrc?Tos,

being

5 Trjs ye

??jv. Cyrill.

?bianavorcos.

irkrjyfj Ti??vres

7 "?pvTTOP ?bianavo-Tuis.

11,

TGV

2. Dissolute.

Kal rrjv ?nop

r

not

(biaoir?a>)

1, 34,

to ?aoos

rrjs xP

"iva

biaaaobelv

fiipos yivopeva

ov,

Tr)v KaKrjv tov ?iov

Polyb.

irreconcilably.

(biairava)

9,

jiaxais.

top Qikinnop

npbs

POLYB.

constantly.

rais

of ??iaXvTos,

4 Hokepe?p

4, 39,

?biakeinros,
pikc?ptcs

'AbiakeliTTcos

?bi?iravo-ros,

POLYB.

47,

cerned. Polyb.

?biaKplr<?s. (See also biaKptpa.)

?biakvrc?s,

TL?vra

Ta Kara

distorting.

?pap?pei

rjppa?apicrpipovs.

Philad.

Ignat.

ip t<5 n??ei

Ayakkopeprj

3, 8

vrai

?biaoTpotfx?s,

rrjp ip?epbe

?biaKplroas

2. Uhdoubtingly.

?biakelnrc?s,

10,

bvv

indistinctus.]

thought

16.

240,

Ovb? pera

30

115,

indiscretion,

?biaKpirop,

Adm.

Porph.

abiaKp?T?>s,

T&s.

ittStc?s

tec.

iKKvkleo-?ai.

lessness.

?buarr

?bi?cnraoTos,

koyop.

Adm.

Porph.

Kal ?biaKpiros

25

Tragoed.

Jup.

Kar?km?p

thoughtless.

to KaKovpycas
keyopepop

2.

1,11,

en Kal
5'Apobrjpio-Top
?bi?Kpirop

intestato.

simply,

?Biarparo?

Epist.

or

opos,

2, 287.

6, adjutor,

Lyd.

?bioTaKTc?s,

adv.

undoubtingly.

?biarparos,

ov, =

abearparos.

Kal K'

?ttitc?v ?bio-rparc?v

20 led-horsesfurnished

?orjoos,

158,12.
Eus.
ChrON.

23,

viro?orfoos.

196,12.
5,
731

o-eXXapicav, With

with saddles.

1, p. 205,
Mera

ve

camp-boys

13.
r?pc?v
and

?SiT
154va>

?bircv?) (a di tu s), adir?,

rj, aditio.

opos,

?birlc?P,

a law term. Antec.

NOVELL.

said.

opos.
rj, admissio,

*0 npa?ijws

394

?pio-o-iop?kios.

6, adnatus,

?bp?ros,

ov,

?bp?piop,
guage,

to,

?yp?ros.
nom

(ad

abpovpiop,

23,

PORPH.

Cer.

520.

Antec.

1, 10,
in

8.

64.

aet ?aaiXevs,

ecos, ?, perpetual

Phoc.

187,

ov,

?eiir?p?evos,

SuiD.

Abpovpiop,

in

rjo-c?, to amuse

abokeo-x?G>,

305.

Gram.
P

napa

opop?rap

Novell.

general.

one9s

palois.

Gen.

els to neblop

Isaac went out to meditate

to

op, unmixed,

neat

avorrjpop,

op, (bo?onoi?a)

?bo^onolrjTos,

as

unreasoning,
Polyb.

as wine.

sheer, pure,

at eventide

Geopon.

?ei

forming
to

applied

opinion.
lower

animals.

the

opos,

a?WriW,

|
vio?earla.

rj, adoptio,

ANTEC

1, 11,

1.

?boo-okrjnros,op, (boaokrjyfrla)in which no traffic or busi

ness

on.

is going

Chron.

less

5Abpapovr?rj,

place

for

Kc?Po-rapTiPovno

'Abpapovr?iop,
Adm.

Porph.

?bio-rparos,

which

207.

see.

Leo.

10,12.
opos,

fj, adrogatio,

Antec.

arrogatio.

abpoyarcap,

=
?borjKprjTis ?crrjKprjris.Lyd.
9, et alibi.
op, (bvo-can?ai)

inexorable.
Homil.

Plut.

not

213.

1, 11,

3.

CHRON. 625.

Anath.

2,

II, 64 F,

out

et alibi.

of countenance,

Clem. Rom.

1, 14.

aba>, to sing.

Kaipols

*Aiberai kayos, There

Theod.

in,

?irryyyeXfievav.)

Kal K r? ?Xrj?eiav

404

?eo

'An-? Trjs ?eiirap?evov

(?)iXav?pa)iriav

'H ?y?a

?(f)pao-T(?S

?rex?rf,

(Compare
35

889,

ovk

yevvrfcriv

ova-a

?eia.

(j)aai

T? ??i<?fia

1,

ovofi??eiv

See
ov,

1, p. 8,
also
6, (?ei,

'Aeio-i?ao-Tos
or

superfluous.

Semper

oibev

14

fiera

MrjTepa

tckcIv

rrjpelv

r) t&v

iraibiov
avrr)v

OriG.

396

VI,

ko.1

iroXXols

to

evpe?rjvai.

?v irap?evia

ALEX.

CyRILL.

p.er?

y?p

irap??vov

Trjs Mapias

?(j)?opov
Soz.

aeicre?aaTos,
984

rives

toIs

eWe,

e?vai bi? Tr)v tov

Xe^?
Kai

19. 20.

Proteuangel.

'AXX', ?s

Xe^?.

?eoTOKOs Kal ?enrap

evbo^os

Apocr.

fieXP1 v^v ??K ? V Mapihfi

stus,

is a report ; It is

perpetual

Epiph.

p. 208 A

Alex.

Clem.

fieivao-av.
to be
put

vowing

1037 C Mapias
I, 122 B.
1013
CONST.
C.
CONST.H,
Trjs ?eiirap??vov.
(536),

poyafiov

628,

650,17

vestales.

irap?eviav

ALEX.
bi?

e semper virgine.

Xovs ?ovXovrai.
Antec.

6, adrogator.

apos,

?bvaanrjTos,

DlD.

?v vo-repois

463 A

1, 11, 1.

perpetual

Cass.

(Compare

Tr)v bia ?iov

vr?s rjfic?v ?eoTOKov Kal ?eiirap?evov

fiaio??elo-av

?bpoyarli?p,

553 B.

commonly, however, it is applied to the Dei

PETR. ALEX. 517 B Trjs ?yias ?vbo?ovbetnroi

?evos Mapta.

'Abpapovr?i,

so called.

incorrectly

16

rjpepas Uap?s.

for

correctly

to, Adranutzi,
abpeorparos,

inl

?boo-okrjnros

vnrjpxtP

628,

Dion

virgines

separately.

TOKOV
Maplas.

6, 5, 8.

Did. Alex.

ap

Smyr. (interpol.) 13. Eus. V. C.

1104
B. Theod. Ill, 552 A Tats
I,

Hap?ev&v

para.
Hence,

821 E.

a woman

writers,

irap??vois,

Most

20,

wine.
no

?eiirap?evovs,

Christian

652 D

Oipop ?bokop

ras

l?pelas

?acriXevs,

Chal.

ever-virgin,

irap?evos)

II, 481, 24.

virginity.
4, 28. Epiph.

(Engl. Vers.).
?bokos,

r), (?ei,

825 C.

al?>vios

Ignat.

beikrjs,

npbs

in thefields

augusta,

Chal.

Substantively, i) ?enrap?evos, vestalis, vestal virgin.

Dion Cass. 134, 55. 139, 59, et alibi.
In

63

24,

Te

Tas

12.

Alex.

Sept.

self.

'Io-a?/c ?bokeayfjvai

'E^rjk?ep

Leo

abpovpiop.

record,

Registry,

4.

9,

anoypaqbrj

to

O? b? ?povpipos,
2.

Leo.

?bpopiop.

king,

the Great.

Philon.

virgin.
=

semper

avyovara)

?eiCma, as, r?,(aet'fcos) eternal life.

11.
abpovpiop

(?ei,

plied to Theodosius

lan

military

7, 2.

Mauric.

rjs, r),

alivia ?aa-iXis, given to Galla Placidia.

1, p.

Lyd.

air?fiaxos.

a) pensioner?

159.

aetauyovora,

6, 15.

Leo.

?ppovpipos.

6, (ad ore

?b<?paT<?p, opos,

158,33.
Cer.

muster,

en)

to muster.

ao-a,

?bpovpi?fa,

Cer.

PORPH.

iop?kios.

?pio-

??/ii?/o-ovi/aXios

PORPH.

elo-boxrj.

t?>p ?bprjpo-i6p(?P.

?bprjporovpakios

kis

'us ir?Xvs aberai X?yos. II,

'us aberai X?yos. THEOPH. CONT. 426, 22.

442,10.
opos,

?bprjpo-iap,

I, 525 B

Epiph.

163 B

? b> rrjs ?birl

1,

1,

1, 20, 1.

aeiae?aa-Toc

III,

fi?xpi

Tr?v ?irei

avop?iroav
tokov

T*~

a-vvr)

irap??vov

?XoxevTos.)
ae?aaros)

ever

august.

avyovaros,

Perpetuus

augustus,

where

EPHES.
augu
avyovoTos

is

155
a?erm

aelcnros

op,

?elo-iTos,

o?ros)

(?el,

always

??o-iros

fed,

those who lived at the public expense

Poll.
6, 34. 9, 40.

to

; applied

in the Pryta

aeXi's,

r), miserable,

wretched,

[Compare the Modern

alas!

popop,

Everlasting

Ignat.

called

cessors;
b? tov
Kopra

the

levied

to ??piop.

also

Kevrrjv?pia

npbs

O?s br) ovopa

rb

br)

(?)op? ?T?yxav
avrrjp

air.

to7s

Proc.
?pa n?p

brjpoalois

aepiKop

tis

V ovrrj,

rvxjj

akk?

ovbe

suc

his
119

Ill,

eros nk?op

o-nep
20,

?ip?os,
k?p.

Porph.

Cer.

e?

71.

ael

??pos

CeDR.

II,

aep?peki,

(Compare Diod.
as,

?epoo-Konla,

honey-dew.

rj, (?rjp,

from

the ap

ov,

?erlTrjs,

6,

op, (?vprj)

??vpos,
4

se.

??vpovs,

?provs.

Substantively.
Sept. Ex. 12,15.

12,

garment,

Sept.

Gen.

Athen.

19,

3, 74.

of unleavened bread. NT. Matt. 26, 17.

(b) The Greeks use it also with reference to the

feast

alibi.
rara

COTELER.

II,

church?. Cerul.

110

^eyovtri

139 C, et

to'ipvp

r?

iepu>

??vpoqbayla,
the eating
ra r?s

?nr?

rj, (??vpos,

of unleavened

(?)aye?p) plural
bread.

rjpepas tc?p ??vpo<payi(?P.

Just.

ai

bio~Kov Kal to

?yiov

immortalization.
iroiic?) rendering

Rom.

Homil.

Diod.

1,1.

immortal,

im

3,

??avaro

Tr)v

as a title.

Chal.

1537

'H ?eia

and immortal head,

TJrbs,

: said

iroXei

TJj ??av?rc?

'OqbeiXofiev y?p

by Galla

o? ???varoi,

to Rome.

applied

airov?fieiv

Plaeidia.
a

the immortals,

designa

tion applied to a body of men in the Byzantine army.

Scyl. 727, 17. Bryen.
133, 20. Comn. I, 25, 14.
the
Persian
(Compare
???varoi.)
r)(T(?, to be ??eos.
as,

a?Vta,

r), (??eos)

DlD.

ALEX.

397

atheism,

godlessness,

Alex.
as,

??eo-la,
lyb.
re

2, 32,

10

??vpoobaylai,

Tryph.

14 Me

57,

r), (??eros)

ra>v KeXr

13.

Laod.

D.
aoeorys.

impiety,

faithlessness,

v a?ecriav

ovk

6, 10, 1.

39.
Po

perfidiousness.

Tr)v re TaXariKrjv

*Yirb b? Trjs rSv

??eviav.

Ififievelv

iriarevoevrcuv

3, 70,

?v rf? iria-rei.

rfnrf?els

??ea-ias.

Tr)v

8, 23,
DlOD.

18, 32.
??er?<?, r)o~(?, (??eros)
as a
58,

treaty,

oath,

5 Tr)v irpbs to

2 Tas

??vpa.
as,

??pas*
{?toi tov

KaKvpfia,

tc

[tov

rrjs

Xcvkovs

I, 410 D.
??e?rrfs, rjros, i), = ??e?a. CONST. APOST.

(a) Ta afypa, unleavened bread.

23,15 Tr)p ioprr)pt&p ?(vpa>p,The

holy wafer of the Latin

to

?vfiiav

ir?Xis, Aeterna

828 A

Clem.

39.

ela?bs

Theod.

of military

as bread.

Ex.

5,

19.

CONT.

unleavened,

161

rjxop anorekcop.

to a kind

given

THEOPH.

Oakao-o-a.

eagle-stone.

6 ip t<5 Kipe?v?ai

ov, 6, a name

?eros,

DiOSC.

to

emperor.

'H ???varos

??e?cu,

the

(aer?s)

^Aerlrrjs kl?os,

of eagles,

7.

Gen.

Kara

IV,

av?pc?ircov o'TOpyrjv.

Substantively,
divination

of the sky. Cedr. I, 20.

?erlfa, la-a,(?eras) to be embroidered with figures
garment.

Clem.

?v ir?a-i r? irparela

11,102.

(bi

Kakvfiua.

k. t. X.

ov, immortal,

the

also

'A7rXovo-i?> ?n?

Kal ???varos Kopv(pr),

The divine

17, 75.)
o-Kon?

19

'O iepevs

irpbs avrbv

???varos,

?epi

pearance
as a

17010V

Ibid.
Athen.

bvo

ov, (???varos,

mortalizing.
r)

19.

451,

iros, rb, (?rjp, peki)

rfj irXev

the elXrjr?v. Const.

15,

ov, 6, (??avaTt?c?)

ob?pois.

rb ?epiop =

Substantively,

rr)v irXevp?v

; called

(irorf?piov)

tovs

p. 43

??avaroiroios,

of
the air.

I, 131 C

covering both the paten

Cer.

TpaireCrjs

EUKHOL.

??avaTio-fi?s,

521, 14.
a, op, of

B.

irorr)piov~\ X?yei,

napa

?vpeioio~p?prj

Porph.

rj rpi?

ovo-a

chalice

?kpa Kal o~Keira?(?v ?ficfrorepa

npbs

iKelvo, oipai,

rivl

Leo.

ikap?ape.

(pepop?prjp

and

inp?o-o-ero

inireOeiKep,

ov Teraypeprj

to

Substantively,

by Justinian

plcop in?pxov

oti

^A'epaos far),

the

to be confounded with

?yias
to

t&v npair

brjk&p

Roman.

square cloth for

kos) and

1025

life.

the air-tax,

?epiKop,

interj. ?kl, ?ki?, akl

Not

rj, ?v, pertaining

aepiK?s,

2. A

Hes.

?ffkla.

woe!

op, ever-flowing.

?epaos,

avrov

akpi irapev?rpvtyev

Epiph.

pa tov yvvaiov.

rakaipa,

Greek

ev t<5

Aucw

neum.

in a building?

?i)p, epos, 6, passage,

to set at
promise,

??erelv.
30,

11,
3, 7

Polyb.
??erelv.

ofioXoy?as
29,

violate,

disregard,

friendship.

e?vos X^PIV KaifaXiav

opKovs Kal rr)v ir?anv.

Xiav*

or

Trp?s *Acrbpov?av yevofi?vas

8, 2, 5 Tr)v iriariv

to

naught,

ovk

??errfr?ov.

'A?errjo-avres

'Aoerrjo-ao-a

2,
3, 29,

tovs

rrjv eirayye

156

adeTTjfia

2. To set aside, reject ; to refuse.

Kara

vnb Tipalov

A?ereipTo?s

To ?'
vnepaipop

12,11

emobapecrr?Tas

avrov

vrjvo), to have

been

Eus.

refused.

3. To deal deceitfully with any one, to act perfidi

towards

ously

Jer.

any

Deut.

Ip avrfj.

20

3,

one.

?aaikel

Esai.

'Ao-OT/piW.

4 Reg.

Sept.

'lovba, Edom

12,

??errjo-is,

ov, 6, (??crea)

??errjTrjs,

353

METHOD.

aXXais Tais

Laert.

avrov

nrrjp
??eros,
17,

law.

to

tov

npevparos

?ylov

Kal ve

ttjp anetpopeye?rj

apiKpvpeiP

DlOD.

as,

r), (??e&prjros)

top

nepl

want

Polyb.

unfavorable.

eo-eaoai

??erop

naprek&s

Top

15

9l<r?pbp r?nop

ttjp pavpaxlap.

npos

DlOD.

of observation.

a07?Xv?>Tos, ov, (?rjkvp(?)

having

plied to the Gnostic Limit

Inscr.

for

?ffkrjo-is,

letes.

v,

12,

1, 2, 4.

("Opos). Iren.
a proper

Nigrin.

26.

rovro

eK 7raXatov

Ile

?epbv

most

395

212 B

reverend

applied

'O ai?eo-ipOTaTos

ToO albea-ifKurarov

Tots

Kat

; as

'O albeo-ifi?raros
substantive

responding

Kvpios

albeoifi??>ra

'
; as,

to

fol

of the personal pro

crov, Your

respect

Basil.

respect.

?aatXiba

cor

The

*Avbp?as.

Reverence.

The

is commonly applied to

presbyters.]

ea-a, to cause

alb?(?,
to

'H albeo-ifiorrfs

albia-ifios,Reverend,

Protestant

of the Greek

is r) albecrifi?rrfs, Reverence,

lowed by the enclitic genitives

noun

eirl tov

Kpirov

superlative

[The

eVi

?yia>T?Yois

A??WipooTaYou

Kal tov ?r)Xov.

'A?av?crios.

?beXobov KvptXXov.

a?oVcrt/ioTaTois

7 titul.

ATTAL.

(Right

to bishops.

Tos is now given to married presbyters

name.

oi, Athingani,
Theoph.

cos,

the

177 B

II,

of

causative

oqb??vra

albeofiai,

fi?v alb?om

Up&rov

fi?vov : said of Odysseus

certain

rr)v

when

he was

??Xrfs Kafiivaias,

759,

771.

contest,

combat,

as

Theoph.

applied

to ath

??&os, op, clear, free from.

077 ?nb rrjs ?p?s pov.

o-vyypaqbe

SEPT.

r?qbpa.

Ex.

9, 8 At

thefurnace,

of

al?epi&brfs, es, (al?fjp, EIA?) ether-like, al?ep?brjs, J?ST.

ad Graec.

rjs,

At?Wio-o-a,

a??piov,

12,
ov, to,

36

'Ev t<S al?epMei

r), (Al?iqt*)

oToi

irep.irr(?

POLYB.
s.

Sept. Gen. 24, 41 *A?&os

3 Reg.
atpa,

aros,

IREN.
avrov,

woman.

Ethiopian

Sept.

1.

Joseph.

Hebrew

U/*N?

court

area,

atrium,

(a??pios)

p. 473, 17. V. C.3,35.

alX?fi,To,

tov

Ashes

tre of a house.

Tov pe

navXov.

1 Trjp ??vpoykaio-crlap

ashes,

called

heretics,
8.

5, 64, 6. 7,10,2.
?okoqbopos. DlD. ALEX. 777 A

a&krjcfr?pov

rjs, r), (at?aXos)

Num.

r), (?6kk<?)

Polyb.

al??Xrj,

Cohort,

flippancy.
??vpoykaxrarla,as, rj, (??vpoykacrcros)
8,

; ap

42. 52.

=
??krjqbopos,6,
y?Xov

companion

female

o, Athenaeus,

'A?rjpaios,

UavkiKiapoL

Cont.

no

265. 267. 272.

yA?lyyavoi,
also

Luc?an.

first seen by Nausica.

1, 37.

9A?r)vais,

A.

1,173

positive
:

?poUeios

11,

Reverend),

church

949 C

Did. Alex.

ip r& nepl

(pepop?pais

improper,

9, 10.

a?ewprjo-la,

the

<f>vaiP KexprjPrai.

op, unfit,

aneobalpero

of

to

albeo-ifi^raros,

Imrobp?fiov

breaker,

violator,

venerable.

a title commonly

I, 842

as

Ba

acquittance.

ir?criv alb?aifiov.

Superlative

ATHAN.

quittance,

6 9Kv b? apa

3, 5,

Ill,

66.

3,

fie euro to>v Karabi(?KOvr(?V fie.

(a?beo-is)

EPIPH.

Mr) ??errjTrjp e?pai p?pov.

els

a?eriK&s

koyc?

PAUS.

o-K?irois.

??eriK&s(??eros), adv. irrelevantly.

Ta?s

ov,

treachery. Sept.

??errjpara.

DiOG.

rejection.

26,

alb?a-ifios,

Sept.

o-a>f?>.

pvopai,

from,

6, 1 seq.

i?errjo-ap.

be pe

deliver

'A?cbcoow

BASIL.

1, 2 AvtoI

??errjpa,aros, to, (?aerea) breach offaith,

1 O? aoerovpres

silic.

8, 20
revolted

18, 7 'n?errjo-epep

under the hand of Judah.

Jer.

14, 4.

Ps.

avrrjp.

15

15,

or

Jer. 18,

Sept.

abiK?as avr?v.

a>o-is, ea>s, r), acceptilatio,

Xoirovvrjo-iois

9H??rrjo-ep *Eb?>p vnoKarc??ep x^pbs

t?

'n??rrjo-ep

'U??rrjcrep eis epe.

4. To revolt, rebel against.

from

21,

Ovk ??errjo-eis,

14

21,

Ex.

Sept.

save

To

Jer.
??

3, 25.

ras

Mr) a?c?uoys
2.

t&p ep neXo7roi>

rj?errjo-?ai vnb

np?s

23

'E7rl t& ras

27,15,

??<?6(?,?o-?, (?? os) to absolve, forgive.

16,

elprjpipois.

Arjpox?povs

??erelo-?c?.

12,14, 6

Polyb.

atfia

3, 6,2.

in
Eus.

3,8,6.

cen

the

10, 4,

4,59.
meaning

uncertain.

Sept.

sacramental

wine.

6, 3, et alibi.
to,

blood,

5, 2, 3
rpeqberai,

as

"Htis

applied
c'k tov

to

the

irorrjpiov

Kal ?K tov aprov,

avrov,

o ?ari

o eWt to
atfia

to creofia avrov,

av

157
airrjari?

alfiaro'xvo'la

PETR.

g?rai.
Kal

rrj

Alex.

480

peTakrjyfrei
Theod.

Xpiorov.

as,

aiparoxvo-la,

tov

o-&paros

IH,

727

(a?pa,

re

*Ep

rais
tov

Kal

t?

as,

a?pa

the woman

rjs, r), (alpoppoea)

was

who

In

7, 18.
op,

aipoqbvpros,

various

with

24

19,

510,

16

as

o-ov.

aipeo-eo-l

*0

1 Par.

Sept.

35

Kav

2 Esdr.

16,
11

10,

AoYe

rjp&p.

t?>

alperbs

?yios

one who

or speaks in riddles.

Kvplc?.

ov, 6, laus,

In

praise.

the Lauds,

Laudes,

21, 27.

the

forming

conclusion

a>p,

of matins

portions are the last three

(opdpos).
the
Gloria
in
Excelsis
and
(bogokoyla). [The
psalms,
name

ahoi was

ov,

alp?piop,

to,

4033

INSCR.
aipeo-i?pxfjs,
aipeo-ci?s.

ahelre,

"Enapxop

ov, 6, (a?peoris,

rapie?op,

?rjo-avp?s,
tov

alpaplov

leader

?px<?)

of

aipeo-iop?xos,

In

ov, o, (a?pecris,

ecclesiastical

741 C.

sect,

?pxrjybs

for

Eus. 2,13,

fighting

Philon.

Greek,

or

defend

for

or de

II, 84, 31.

heretic.

own

his

fiiav Kal

fiera

?v?pamov

an

Can.

a?peo-iwT?/s.

2, 61, 2.
Const. I, 6.

one who

chooses.

irpoaip?o-ec?s yeyov?res

2, 62, 3.

POLYB.

22,

alperiara?.
a

to

adherent

or

party

faction.

Did.

Alex.

(?v, o?,

Epict.

2, 19,

II, 51, 19

yEv

eivai.
InSCR.

?etWos.

(alaxpos,

190.

189.

185.

iroi?a)

sect

religious

of

seq.]
albolov.

rjs, rj, pudendum,

alo-xvvr),

aros, to,
5

terpol.)

aleara,

that which

Iletoret

is

'Ignat.
avrols

irapaax^?rjvai

whatever

109.

HlPPOL.

is asked.

asked

Ephes.

ir?vra
in

r?

(in
?v Xpt

name

the

of

Christ.
ews,

Alrrj&eis

r), petition,

Just.

prayer.

Apol.

13

1,

ir?fiirovres.
the

Ritual,

rogation,

parts of the etcrevrfs. Typic.

'H piKp?

28, 22.

2,

Eus.

India, notorious for its abominable rites. Epiph.

I, 1091 C.
[Compare the V?mis, or Vdmachdrts of
modern India. Asiatic
Vol. XVII,
Researches,

In

897 A.

sect. NT. Act.

a?pecris,em, r),

Ti}s

to have

heretic,

6.

ov, 6, (alperi^ca)

AloxpoiToioi,

airrfa-is,

p?xopat)

80.

Const. Apost.

Laod.

3, 3,4.

?ia-iro's =

ot<S

865 A.

a sect,partisan.

fending

fight

APOST.

Tryph.

1, 79, 9. 2, 38, 7. 2, 55, 8.

Proc.
alo-??vofiai, with the infinitive.

a?rrjfia,

to

AlperiKov

62. 64.

aipenarrfs,

224

6607.

rjo-<o, (aipeo-iop?xos)

sect. Did. Alex.

rape?op.

Kpopov.

2. In ecclesiastical writers, heresiarch.

p. 62, 17, et alibi.
aipeo-iopaxio,

la?date,

times in the last two psalms.]

aerarium,

Inscr.

the verb

by

suggested

aip?crec?s ??eiXov.
CONST.

irapairov.

fi?arj iroXei rjaoovro

Its distinctive

which occurs many

'Eppvo-w

Polyb.

o? a?poi,

Ritual,

the

10

3,

vov?eviav

2. Partisan,

riddles,

propounds

Sept. Num.

7, 38,

determined

Substantively,

6, 11

ov, o, (alpiypa)

a?piypano-rrjs,

2.

Iren.

Sept.

praiseworthy.

avrov

Kapnbs

6,18,1.

Tit.

NT.

Apost.

to be
praised,

Ill,

a?periK?s.

r?, 6v, headstrong,

a?periK?s,

bevr?pav

aXpe

14, 25.

2 Reg.

6,5,1.

6. 7.

LaOD.

268 D.

Apost.

Just.

17

5,27.

way.

r), op, (aiv?a>)

Lev.

ov, 6, a heretic,

Ignat.

Tryph.

576 D.

iroXv??oav Kal xpioTOKrovav

aa-e?elas

y?p

Const.

irX?vr?.

term.

b? r)fi1v Kal <rvvra

*Eoti

Basil.

p. 62,21.

2,13,

21,2.

2.

14,

THEOPH.

aiparoxvo-la.

t&p narepap
Kvplc? 6e&

aheros,

a?pos,

1, 3, 3.

covered

1, 26

Apol.

1.

6, 7,

6,1,1.

the

of

acceptation

9.

6,

2,
JUST.

3. Error,

alpeo-i?rrjs,

15,

fj, (aiVoo) praise.

ip ra?s

Xao-Bai
aip

POLYB.

Eus.

sub

reading.
em,

a?pecris,

6, 28,

9, 20 Tvpr)

Iren.

qbvpco) blood-stained,

(a?pa,

=
rj,

as,

6.

usual

Atpea-iv ??eov. ALEX. ALEX.

(See also BepepUrj.)

aipar?qbvpros.

aipoxvcla,

4.

the

Kara irao-S>v twv

a?p?o-e<?V ovvrerayfievov.

yfia

dis

it is used

writers,

Apost.

Const.

stantively.

blood,

ecclesiastical

in

Apost.

Const.

78.

HOMER.

eased with an issue of blood. NT. Matt.

aipoppoovara.

sects.
2. Heresy,

aipoxvo-la.

6, 6, 1, applied to the Jewish

Const. Apost.

Ephes.
Leg.

incest.

r), (aipoplKrrjs)

aipoppoovaa,

Eus.

tov

alparos

t? rlpiop.

bloodshed,

x^0"15)

20.

npoo-evx<iis

510, 16.

Theoph.
alpopigla,

r),

aiT^a-is,

The

lesser

one

of

the

component

11, p. 170 fin.

rogation,

applied

to a

portion of the eKTevi)s. It begins thus : 'EX^o-ov r)fi?s

o 6ebs

Kara to

p.

12

189,

(prjo-lp

aov

be?peo?

Kal

inaKovo-op

*E? alrlas,

On

account

e? amas

rrjs

tov Meklrcopos

Op

Eus.

of

al

642, 25, applied to the conjunctions

Iva,
lan

7, 39, et alibi.

Leo.

guage.

as,

aixpakc?o-la,

2. Booty;

aixpakcao-lap.

'Kixpak&revo-as
V(?, evo-a,

aixpakc?T
to lead

Sept.
avrov.

34,

1 Reg.

k&revo-ap.

Gen.

ovtop

lo-a, =:

a?xfiaX?)Ti??),

icai els tovs

the

Ao?a

narpl
tovs

3, 21

Ephes.
IREN.
ras

Kal vi&

1, 3,
"

t&p

Eis

Eis
1

tovs

5,

or

yApi)p.

al&pas

orjpa?peip,the JEons

t&p

k?yop

to the
tIov
T&

6.

of the Gnostics.

Ill,

of

?Ka?aprov,

NT.

Matt.

1 *Eba>Kev

10,

aKaoaprcav.

sitting,

Apophth.

disposition.

vuvos

'O 'AkuOio-tos

un

Hence,

standing.

roving

the Ritual,

Impure,

is the office

of

the

of

of

repulse

from the walls

the

se.

r) 'Ako?iotos,
is read

vfivos

and

other

in the

and

further

particulars,

ov, (amipos,

irepiirareo))

the

iopri),

r?v AKa?iorov

*Eoprrjs ?yofi?vrjs,
(For

Avars

(A. D. 625).

'AK??urros

72.

the

of Constantinople

day

on

chanted.

Pach.

avvrf?es

ovofi??eiv.

see

Introduc

? 42.)

Apost.

2.

4,14,
?

?Kaipoirepm?ros

CONST.

lounging.

CONST.

aKaipoTTepiirarrfTos.

ApOST.

1,

4 doubtful.

al(?pl?ovo-ap
a,

unsettled,

?Kaipoirepiir?rrjTos,

621B.)

al&pios,

steady,

?ei?aXr)s?

b? biabrjfiari.

Hvevfia

irvevfiaroov

Agathon.

tion,

Al&pas

Theod.

Kara

I, 257

a?&pos t&p al&pc?P.

?VI t??s evxopiorlas

"
?kcIpovs tovs
al&pcop

ever. Theoph.

ampltj? (al&p), to remain for

8 Eis

spirit.

not

C?ROP.

NT.

'AXX? Kal rjp?s

Ptolemy.

Zech. 13, 2 T? irvevfia t?

Sept.

ov, (ko?????)

which

; as,

(Compare

tov

7r?o-as ras yepe?s

ira

k. t.*X.

to

applied

Alavo?aXel
unclean.

Substantively,

Kal pvp Kal ?el Kal

Kal ?y?a> npevpan,

oI&pc?p.

end,

hymn

rrjs o-rjs r)fie

6 evXa?eararos

ever-blooming,

?aXXo))

reign of Heracleius

of ages,

world without

immortal,

v,

(al

e?ov&iav

In

on

9.

8.

??apa> ?irb rrjs yrjs.

barbarians

expression

to the ages

a prayer

of

conclusion

a?&pas

the

the Ritual,

to the English

usual

es,

memoration

t&p a?&pcop, and

al&pas

corresponding
forms

In

age.

6, time,

a?&p, &pos,

Jud.

Sept.

517 B.

the Virgin, partly read and partly sung, all standing,

on the Saturday of the fifth week in Lent, in com

A?

ov.

alap

4.

ov, impure,

2.

rrjs nk?vrjs.

a?xpaka)Tev<?.

a?xpdk

Xpak&Tio-op

'Hixpak&revo-ep

12

ALEX.

DlD.

eyva> alaviorrfs

C. Prooem.

?Ka?iaros,

Just. Tryph. 39, p. 136 B

rjp?s ?nb

aloavi?rrfs, ?eiavyovara,

'Ek rev ypafifiarav

ov, ever-living,

V.

avrols

noXkrjp.

2. To rescue, to deliver.
A?xpdkc?revo-ai

28,

rjxpa

Kal

r) evo-e?eararrf

iraph rrjs o~rjs r?rr)o3ev alcuviorrjros,

4697,

amoapTov

A&t

avT&p

A?cav

?m?apros,

of war,

prisoner

yvpaims

rpi?px^s

or Unclean

'Hix/xaX?TevTai

T?s

2 Par.

2.

30,

e? avT&p atxpakao-lap

14,14

29

r) rjperepa

EUS.

Sept.

70

17,

to make

(alxpak<?Tos)

captive.

6 ?bekobibovs

DlOD.

porrjTOs

alavo?aXrjs,

considered.

collectively

captives,

41.

28,

also

eternity.

to Placidia)

Inscr.

31, 19 'Ypels Kal r)alxpakiuala vp&p. Ps. 67, 19

Num.

els

Deut.

I?XaKi?ia

(See

rfros, r), (al?vios)

viorrjs,

*al<uvo?ios,

224, 11.

Phoc.

Sept.

rj, captivity.

lan

in military

ov, 6, (a?<j>pibi??a>) surprise,

alq^vibiao-p?s,

?aaiXis.

au

, Semper

avyovor

?acriXevs.)

Theodosius

btOTl, K. T. X.

a?qbpibi?fa, ?o-c?,(a?qbplbios)to surprise, in military

Theoph.
380, 19.
guage. Vit. Sab. 311 A.

TaXXa

alavia

Al(?vi(?

It is sometimes applied to the emperor, or to the

Chal. 829 A (letter of
empress (compare alivios).

Tf?RAX

DlON.

causative.

rj, ?V, (ainokoyos)

in Bekker,

?ei

ypa(f>r)s

eavTOP <rvvr??ai.

ahiokoyiK?s,

821

?v?ovcra

4,

828

vi(? ?ao-iXel.
gusto.

rj, cause.

aiT?a, as,

aov,

EUKHOL.

ik?rjo-op.

26,

ekeos

p?ya

a/caXo?

158

a?na

eternal,

empress.
avyovarrov

bevnoTfj

pprjprjp,
a

title

Beoboalc*

449,

applied
I, 721

a?caplov
epbo^t?

?KaKia,

as,

aKaKorj?rjs,

everlasting.

ATHAN.
tov

Cont.

to
B

ae?aarov.

the

or

emperor,

Bao-iX?cos Kaparap
ChAL.

piKrjrrj Kal rponaiovx*?

821

amKorjoei

?KaKm,
A

a'?)"

adv.

Polyb.
?koXos,

r), acacia,

tree.

es, (KaKorj?rjs) guileless.

Diosc.
E?S.

1, 133.
5,

'An-X?

Kai

rp?ira.
of aKaKos, without

suspicion,

unsuspectingly.

5, 20, 5, et alibi.

i), ov, quiet,

meek.

Hes.

'AkoX?V, rjovxov,

irpaov.

159

?fcavovca-TOS

Id.

vA*aXa,

Greek

?yjrocpa,

rjavxa.

op,

not

(kovov??c?)

canonical.

IREN.

Laod.

59

*AKav6via-Ta ?i?kla.
aKanvia-Tos,

11, 15 (16).
npop

es,

ampel

Havres

Id. 7, 50, p. 133, 34 'Am

vecors,

the bees,

smoking

excors,

Eus.

time.

C.

12

2,

a,
y?p

avopanoi

Polyb.

applied

tov naprbs

'Ep copas

27,

e?ero.

as

?iovo-i

a woman.

of

b? Kara

12, 7, 5 To?s

XaKTc?s biaKelpe?a.

aei

tovs
TJpbs b?

13

Po

irreconcilably.

Kal ?mrakk?KTm

29,

2,

eori Kal
?Kar?krjnros.

Karakrjnros

7roTf

oitIovs

npbs

?mrak
afca

npoalpeo-ip

TaXXafcrc?s eX LV*
op, (Karap?xopai)
Sept.

unconquerable.

POLYB.

4,

17,

?paprlas,

?o-nlba ?m

A^eTai

9Ep amranavo-rois
NT.

2 Pet.
do

(or

; per
Kal pey?

2,

14

from

sin.

ov,

undaunted.

210.

p?payp mareas

II, 1115.

Sept.
noros.

Job.

(Karanlpc?)
20,

18

that

"Qanep

8,

EPICT.

of ?mr?nkrjKTOs.

App. Bell. Mithr.

op,

<?>vk?(?as.

15,

?Kar?nkrjKTOP.

aKaTa7rX??KTCos,adv.

?Kar?noros,

Ant.

Joseph.

DlOD.

To

rrjs

14,
HAL.

DlON.

vnep

Hal.

I,

145.

to

orpl(f>pos

swallowed.

?p?arjTOs

Sept.

ol

Gen.

?Kar?

inarti

preparation,
tov

AiaobvXarTovres

aKar?o-Kevov, want

Dion. Hal.

of

?Kar?o-Kevos,

?pxaiov

10,

11,

VI, 882,10.

vir? re rrjs Xlfivrjs

Kal rrjs eirl ??repa

ov,

?vrbs

14,

povap

rois

Pcopatois

?Karao-Kevas

eiricfr?veiav

not

(KaTavKoir?(?)
Homil.

Rom.

Clem.

6, 4, 7

Polyb.

ovve?atve

'AarqbaXi?eo?ai
Kara

?Kar?o'Koiros,

in

preparation,

Kal (frv iK s ovviararai

rr)v

as

ornament,

of

without

inartificially.

ovv aKarao-Kevas

fi?v

?aX?o-OTjs.
unobserved.

observed,

'Ei/ ?Karao-Koira,

Without

being perceived.
?Karao-rao-ia,

as,

r), (aKar?crTaros)

disorder,

commotion.

Sept.

midt,

disturbance,

2r6fia

b? ?oreyov

iroiel

raa-raaiav
9

1 Cor.

irrorj?rjre.
?ebs,
2.

b? ?Kovcrqre

"Orav

31,

the unsettled

rrjs ?aoiXeias,

Ov

eariv

y?p

NT.

Luc.
fir)
6

?Karaoracrias

?XX* elpr]vr?s.
Unsteadiness,

of

levity

character.

II, 437 D.

17,

?Kar?o-x^ra
aKarao-x?rm,

7,

KaXS>s ovv

Polyb.

light, fickle.

7, 4,

6.

aKar?o-Tarov,

unsteadiness,

fickle

II, 767 C.

Plut.

?Kar?crx^Tos,

Kal fiaviav

714 E.
to

Substantively,

Polyb.

tov peipaKiov.

Kapx^jbovioi
ov, unsteady,

?Kar?o-raros,

13, 6 Tr)v aKa

State.

ovv oXrjv aKaraoraariav

4, 8 Trjv fi?v

Plut.

26,

28

1, 70,

Kal ?mracrTacrias,

iroX?fiovs

33

14,

v.

POLYB.

Kal rapaxrjv.

tu

confusion,
Pro

?Karaoracrias.

Tr)v oXrfv ?Karao-racriav

DlOD.
be

without

5, 39

DlOD.

simple manner,

ness.

26.
cannot

firmly

aKaraa-eiarov

unformed.

rrjv orparoirebeiav

t&p

2, 8, 23.

DlON.

be shaken,

Tov

Universal.

(KaracrKevr))

adv.

?eaypovpevoi

op, (mTankrjo-o-c?)
?Kar?nkrjKTOs,
'
112
rrjv tyvxrjP
Amr?nkrjKTOP
I,

?Karaa-Kev(os,

'A/caTa

cease

not)

549

ov, (Karao-Kev??a))

applied to style.

21,
incessant

unceasing,
4

cannot

That

in battle,

8, 48.

o-r?creo-i.

avpecrxw?ai

7ravo-Tovs

Sap.

op, (Karanavc?)

to be subdued

5, 20

ANTON.

oo-iorrjTa.

Tap?xrjrop
?Kar?navo-Tos,
petual.

not

cannot

that

Alex.

the Church

simple.

Tipoarq

rrjp avrov

'AKarakrjnrop

?Kar?kkaKros,

11,

Pr.

Acad.

Kal ?a?ev?s

Kal ?Kar?a-Kevov ?iov.

unveiled,

1, 11

10

'Ex?p&s

exopros.

?Karap?xrjTos,

of

?Karaa-Kevao-TOs,

xia.

17,

1, 2

?a?epeiap

Cicer.

Homil.

adv.

aKarakkaKTm,

Diod.

2.

ROM.

4, 32,

Did.

?Kar?o-Kevos,

al&pos.

op, incomprehensible.

CLEM.

time.

bi? rrjv rrjs qbvo-em,

ti pepos

15,

avTovs

to

op, (mTamkvnToo)

?Kar?krjnros,

?ovkrjo-ip

as

imperfect.

avrSv

1,2.
Sept.

foolish.

V.

unfixed,

?Kar?priorov

ov, (Karao-eic?)

Substantively,

op, short,

?KaraK?kvnros,

kais

Kov, said

ficial,
of

short,

p?p ?mpia?op

LYB.

H.

ponjj.

amp?alos,

6.

N.

Plin.

unsettled,

t?

iroXireias.

rrjs

established.

10, 13.

Pr?v.
?mprjs,

7, 7.

taken without

ovj (Kapbla)

9, 1, 23.

STRAB.

amnpio-ros.

unsmoked,

Abt.

p?ki, Honey

?mpbios,

?mnpos.

2 At?

4, 38,

?Kar?o-eio-ros,
=

ov, (Kairvifa)

op, (mnpos)

?mnpos,

ov, (KarapT?fa)

?Kar?prioTos,

See also ?y?piba.']

?y?kia, softly, gently.

?Kapopioros,

the MODERN

[Compare

afcaraaxeTCus

not

ov, (Karex?)
38

At?

to

to be

u?ye?os

checked

or

rrjs ?veXiriarov

restrained.
xap?s

els

613,

59

irpoirecrelv, baKpva.
adv.

of

?Kar?crx*

v iroXec?V ?obiorapevc?v

**

?Karao-x?rtos

DlOD.

II,

?irb Poifiaicav.

160
?icor)

aKar?rpiirro^

ov,

aKar?rpinros,

89, 9.

inexhaustible.

(Kararpl?a)

POLYB.

[The word owes its existence

3,

?KibovKTos,

ov,

proper

name.

to conjectural

?mrepyaoTos,

op,

SEPT.

138,

Ps.

not

(mTepy??ofiai)
16

done,

unwrought.

elbop

pov

9AKar?pyaor?p

Prov.

o? o(j)?ak

as,

?mvxrjo-la,

ip ?ypela

cria pepeTOD

|
not

boasting,

tov

rrjs aapKos

cap Kavxjjorjrai,

conceit.

Pallad.

Vit.

Substantively,

ANTON.

Kovcras np?s.

Id.

10

or

vaingloriousness

povs.

cO ?Kepobo?os

vain
bo

6, 30.
purity,

?Kepaiorrjs.

integrity,

r), freshness,

6.

73,

3,

3, 105, 7.
SuiD.

ayeorra.

bepbpoToplas

npbs

a>p oi,

'AKeqbakot,

name given

to

286,

p.

(536), 1073.1089.

Const.

27

VlT.

Zevrjpov.
cO 2vpos

241, 39, et alibi.

low

e?

Leimon.

306

B.

ov rrjv
ena>pvplap

16, 29.

Id.

SEPT.

De Octo

61, 3 ni^vprros amblas. Nil.

I, 884 D.
Spirit. Malit. 13. Theod.

Apophth.

Anton.

Esai.

118, 28.

Psal.

1.

aicrjbi?a),?<ra>,(?Krjbia)to be low-spirited.
4

9llKrjblao-ep

Apophth.
atibaros,
4, 9

epe

Heracl.

npevp?

Vit.

B?OS ?Krjklb(?TOS.

?eppiop,

to

Sir.

pov.

or?xos.

rank,
Mauric

fjyovp rrjs ?fc?as.

7, 26
row

22,

13.

Sab. 284 B.
Sept.

Sap.

"EvonTpOP ?Krjklb(?TOP.
or

line

1, 5.

of
Leo.

soldiers,
4,

Tov

oXov

6 TaSen-?

Polyc.

aKKeirra

v ??ia

vp

DlOD.

12

3,

KOfii

II, 516, 54.

as,

acipensis,

Athen.

7, 44.

to be poor

; to be hapless.

1, 7, 4.

Mvpta?es
to,

or

acipenser,

Polyb.

unfortunate.

Hence

9, 30, 3, et alibi.

aKX-qpovvrcuv avop?mav.
DlOD.

misfortune.

(oKXrjp?co) mishap,

610, 27.

r), (aKXrjpos)

poverty;

mishap,

misfortune.

23, 8, 9.
==
?KXi)p(?fia ?Kkrfprffia.DlOD. II, 516, 54.
Polyb.

both

as a various

places

Dion.

speech.
POLYB.

10,

Tc3i> ye

of

part

641, 23.

not

(KXvbo?vi?ofiai)

10,

as a

not declined,

in Bekker.

Thrax

ov,

c!kXv8<?>wotos,

610, 27 ; in

reading.

ov, (kX?vc?) undeclinable,

lashed

waves.

by

firjv aXXcov irvevfi?rc?v

?Kkvba

&v Tvyx?vei.

aKXvorcDS,

adv.

of

aKXvarros.

THEOPH.

CONT.

22

301,

?rev?ev to tov Vayfia?KOv

Kp?rovs o-Kacfios rjv?vvero.

\AkXvot?>s
adv.

of

POLYB.

32,

15,

avrov, He

being

in

?Kfialos.
exovros

rjXiKiav ?Kpat?s

7 Koto
the

ttjv

prime

of

Is OCR.

1 C,

life.
*aKfir?v (?Kfif)),

adv.

POLYB.
rovs

yet,

even now,

still,

reading.

Theocr.

12

re r?

1, 13,

Avrd

Kaipovs aKfirjv aKepaia

vovres.

Sext.

Adv.

2, 3

3,

*e? ?Korjs, from

60

?k/aoV, Doric.

iroXirevfiara

p,?v f)v rois

Gram.

en.
4,

r<?v vitvc?v, o? b aKfirjv en

fi?v ?k

?K017, rjs, r), report.

koptov

to Kivr?rr) eoprr).

Ignat.
Iva r?

accipenser,

?KXrfp?c?, ifo-i?, (aKXrjpos)

O?

op, (Krjkib?o))spotless, unsullied.

a ci es,
?V?a, as, ?,

orlxov,

en

Sept. Ps. 142,

; as Xpiarovyewa,

the year

is Opposed

aceepturn.

as a various

8.

Zenon.

It

the name of a fish.

?Kfiatas,

?ropla foxi5*

spirits,

p.

18, 45.

of

day

OTjo-?e.

vicrros

PHOT.

elkKVO-e avorrjpa.

Callist.

rj, heaviness,

Sab.

'iaVcajSos

9AK (j)ak(?P aiperiK&p

?Krjbia, as,

the Levellers,

Acephali,

same

>Ak?vt]tos

that is, a church feast cele

0"iTa vfic?v r?
epya vfia>v,

okXitos,

epvpporrjTa perao-KevaCopevop.

(?Keobakos)

?Keobakov

t&p

prjx?prjpa

to the followers of Severus and Jacobus

(the Syrian).
Tov

ti

*AKeo-cra, PcopaU?p

Sept.

Horol.

motionless.

EvayyeXiofios.

?KXrjpla,

Polyb.

vigor.

as an arrow.

sharp,

as

780,

aubarov.

To?evfia

the

?KXrfprjfia, aros,

9Ep ?Kepaioarvprj nepmarovpres.

rjros,

?Kepaiorrjs,

d/cavx*?

To ?Kcpobo?op
tos
nepl

1,16

$a>ra,

?KKiiri)(rios,6,

32 E

Chrys.

rjs, r), (?Kepaios)

?Kepaioavprj,

Kvplov,

ep

to ?Kep?bo?op,
freedom from

gloriousness.

231,

immovable,

aKKcin-ov, ov, t?,

humility,

?n&kero.

?Kep?bo?os,op, QcepoboCos)
free from

170

ov,

on

brated

I,

(interpol.) 5 Et tis bvparai

Polyc.

els nprjp

pepeip

EPIPH.

catechized.

the

r), (kov^o-is)

Ignat.

modesty.

aKeo-o-a =

25,

18

?opri),Immovable feast,

?mrrjxrjTos, op, (kott/x??)) not

731 C.

aKivqros,

o-ov.

Barn.

Theoph.

aquaductus.

?Kibc?TOs, i), 6v, (?kis) pointed,

emendation.']

pol

o,

69,

??iafwls.

Kar

eKeivovs
14,

4,

fie?vo~KOfievoi Kal iri

p.

231.

hearsay.

Polyb.

4,

'AKorjv e? ?Korjs yp?cj)eiv.

2. Obedience.

Sept.

1 Reg.

15, 22 'Ako^vir?p ?v
aiav ?ya?r), Obedience is belter than sacrifice.

161
axpodo/xac

ateo?firjTOS

aKolprjTos,

ov, sleepless.

Substantively,

a name

to the

Vigilists,

given

o?

the

9AKolprjroi,

of a monastery

inmates

subdeacon.

in the vicinity of Constantinople, from the circum

stance that in the church of that monastery divine
was

service

on

going

and

day

night,

IV, 1235 (Schulze's edit.) MapKekk ?pxi

t&p

papbpirrj

19

3,

Theod.

'O t&p

14

iKKkrjarla t&p

'H

801,

Dec.

29

poprjs

t&p 9AKOiprjTC?P.

Tov

ocrlov narpbs

r), the

?Koiv?Dvrjo-la, as,
allowed

?mip&prjTos,

(from
ip

Nie.

I,

to

CAN.

16.

prjTos.

Ill,

Eus.

326

10

ovtos
6,

?Koip<?prjr<?

p.

43,

315,
E

'Akoip&ptjtop

BASIL.

Eikoo"M> ereo-ip ?mip&prjTos

527

II,

9.

LaOD.

21

1.

*HicoXov^o"e

not

has

partaken

*Eot?>

?mip?

Apocr.

top ?noo-Tokop

tov

Xpiorov
MAL.

bov ?Kokov?ovpres

r? Neo-roplov

of the council are in favor

?mkov?lap

PORPH.

D.

the Ritual,

?mkov?lap.

rrjs npevpariKrjs

partisans

Cer.
115

28,

16

Kara

*H amkovola

rrjp

tov

form,

II, 328 B
Ibid.

karpelas.

348

iKKkrjo-iao-riKrjp

kvxPiKov,

The

order

the Avxpik?p.

for
2.

Ceremony.

Cer.

79,

24

'H rrjs
rpane?rjs

adv.

?Kp?a, as,

21

at

to

meat,
47

Cer.

sit
*OTe

?irl rrjs rpaire?rjs.

Jud.

Suid.

anything.

to hear

\A7re

1,

to declare,

make

'HKOVTia-ei> r)fias ravra.

23

13,

Polyb.

'Akovovtcs

MAL.

481,

22,

on

rrjs Kpefiacr?eioTjs

ov
18

fiera

?iaKp?v

"?Kovo'av
r)fi?pas

rpels

of

1, 13, 6.

i) irais.

girl,

yAKp?a, irais ?rjXeia.

cannot

be

1, 21, 5.

IREN.

?Kp?rqros.

i), maid,

that

incomprehensibilis,

1, 7, 2.

Iren.

1.

1, 7,

Macedonian

word.

MaKeb?ves.

290.

aKpi?us, adv. of aKpi?i)s,dearly, at a high price ; opposed

?Kpinjs,

ov,

Leg.

Homer.

Ill

TioXX?Kis

y?p

wXov

soldier

sta

Kal iroXX?Kis
aKpi?as.

o,

(aKpa)

miles

limitaneus

tioned on the frontier of the empire ? Porph.

489, 12. Phoc.
190, 23.
r), 6v,

?KptriKos,

frontier
?Kpoapa,

limitaneus,

(?Kpirrjs)

of the empire.
aros,

to,

Phoc.

that which

Cer.

to

pertaining

the

186.

"is heard.

lecturer,

Metonymically,

singer

or

Polyb.

player.

4, 20, 10, et alibi.

penitent
?Kpo?o-?ai.

SERIES.

(Compare

Porph.

or upon

to cause

ov, aparea)

?Kp?rrjTos,

?mkov?la.

VOL. VII. NEW

the

cIko

r) ??Xao'o'a.

?v?px^rai

?Kpo?ofiai,
Porph.

as

aKovfi?ifa.

?irb rrjs yvvaiKos

held.

table.

tc?v iroXeuic?V ar?Xov.

cr?as wvovvrai

Epiph.

at

against

SEPT.

to irXovo-ic?s.

O? rrjs ovp?

prescribed

office,

616,

same

the

20, 13.

to recline

down

to hear.

412

of the tenets of Nesto

of devotion, order. Vit.

formulary
"Anao-ap

r), in

Theoph.

*AKKov?irav,

Cer.

(?Kovc?)

Bap?okopaiop.

rius.
as,

....

Psell.

(?>popovo-ip, The

the

aKpij?rjs,6, (aKpos, rj?r})one in theprime of Ufe, aKp?fav.

Const.

Barthol.

Martyr.

28.

'Akkov/3iW.

o? beo-irorai

lean

?Kparrfrc?s,

eo-rai rots

the sacrament.

of

?mkov?ovpres,partisans.

?mkov?la,

To

HES.

, rjaca, tofollow.

?Kokov?e

2.

e?vai tov

?cfx?pio-pevos

?obopi?ia?c?.

64

accumbo,

to sit

known.

1148 C 9Akoip&ptjtoi
biarl pepopev ;

(536),

la-a,

aKovu?ifa,

?Kovco,

ris

Et

59,3.
Laod.

'AKov?ir&v,

in Constantinople.

Porph.

preceding.

'EvveaKaibeKa

tg>v Aemevvea

?^?epov

?KovT??oo, in?,

Afr.

sacrament

the
as

same

the

being

?yi?apao-ip.
That

T?

312,

Novell.

o~Tpa>vvveiv.

tc?v

Const.

aKovfi?io-coaiv

avrov.
of

ApOST.

not
Co?.

partake

; essentially

Ant.

?nolrjo-e.

sacrament.

the

o?kcu (rvpevi-rjTai,
5.

Nie.

pelbofiai

allowed

?<j>oplfa).

17.

12.

ov, to, a c c u b i t u m.

'AKKov?ira

rpi?ovvaXiov

at meat,

rrjs

rjyovpepov

the

?Koiv&prjTos,

being

rrjs aKoivcovrjo-las

fault

PORPH.
HOROL.

'AKOiprjrc?P.

fjp&p MapKekkov

yEp r& mip&

some

O?

QuiN.

p.

an under

acolythus,

o-UXivos.)

?k t&p

175.

of

op, not

^rovbios

Kal popaxovs

to partake
29

Can.

'Enl Teppablov

THEOPH.

*AKoiprjTc?P ipeKarearrjo-ep.
Cer.

rjyov

AKoiprjTQdP mkovpepcop

9\(??ppov,

?ylov

*H popr) t&p

18

3,

1, 17

Lector.

pabp tov

eKTio-e top

EUAGR.

AKOiprjrc?P.

'AKoiprjTc?p.
p.epos.

2.

6, 43,

name of a hall

Theod.

Kap

74

T?

mission.

for

Eus.

or aKKov?irov,

aKov?irov,

inter

without

or

ov, 6, acoluthus

?KoXov?os,

in

of

the

early

to be a

church,

the second grade.

Basil.

Ill,

329

E.

hearer,

Anc.

to be

'Ewavr?*

162

afcpoacrc?

O?

in

aKo&pevoi,

the

the

church,

early

hearers,

penitents of Jjie second grade ; or heathens wishing

to be converted to Christianity.
They were not
to

allowed

of

partake

with the believers

8,

1.

12,

inl

Basil.

Const.
tov

llepl
v

?Kpoc?pev

ras

pi)

see

penitents,

npoo-Kkala,

ecos, r), ear,

oKp?ao-is,

In

ovs,

avplarrjpi,

11.

ecclesiastical

the

writers,

other

cis,

vnonr

aKpo?aTia)

see np?a-ickava-is,

penitents,

ov, 6, an

In

man.

uncircumcised

2,
6

I,

r),foreskin,

a, op,

axpoyoiPiaios,

corner.

Sept.

rrjs aKpo?vorias

at

the

10,

34,

14

Xevria.

the

of

hair

at

the

Polyb.

extremity.

oaop

?o-x^ip

o-ni$apaiop

op, (aKpos, nrjk?s)

aKp?nrjkos,
3,

55,

To?s

muddy
t&p

bi?

aKpokotya. PLUT. I,
the surface.

?Kponi)k?>p

Po

11,

4,

?Kponpopop,

prow,

as,

hard

drinking.

Polyb.

ov,

to,

(aKpos,

np&pa)

the head of a ship.

pop ?vklPOP.

SC.

relxos

?irl ir?rpas
ateos,

?KpoqbvXag,

rtvos

the

Strab.

end

of

2, 3, 4 'AKponp

Thuc.

Job.

8,

15

eVc irerpas

TLirpas

POLYB.

?Kporofiov.

Xi?ois

Ev

Reg.

?kpor ?pois

aKporofU?
4 KetTai

9, 27,

square

?Kporofiov.

avrov

28,

or

sharp,

off

e'^eret^e
yap

rb

?Kporofiov.
6,

(aKpa,

qbvX?a-oc?)

commander

of

5, 50,10.

?Kpo?opm.

a promontory,

Polyb.

4, 43,

to jet

2 Trjs Evp

out like a
irrjs eVi

7rpo

V. 1.
?icp peia?ovcrqs.
?Kpc?rrjpia?ovarrjs,

ov, (kt?(<?)

Did. Alex.
rjoa,

uncreated,

increate.

Method.

to

tb

393

785 B.

(aKTa,

shouts of joy.
avrov.

xmaKor).

hymn;

clktov.

?KToXoyeci),

ship's

cut

Deut.

ir?rpa.

Polyb.
See

?Kpoc?fievoi,

A.

V. 1. aKparonoo-la.

verse.

as of

olKobofielo?ai

<?Kobofir)?r].

X*ipa

aKTioros,

8,

at

18, 75.
a

of

of

ornament

aplustre,

chorus,

irerpivas

'O oiKos ?v to

aKTa, see

r), (?Kponorrjs)

Sept.

avrov,

oxrjs

nopevopepois,

Di

Kavav.

that

clausula

r?fivc?)

(aKpos,

promontory.

on slippery ground.
oxponoa-la,

Ci CER.

of a Kav&v consists
of

rpoir?pia

the

?Kpc?rvfpi?fa,toform
on

Xab^rh

Cass.
484, 18. Dion
1307, 64.
EUS. 2, 17, p. 70 TS>v Spwp r? oKpore

steep.

citadel.

18,2,5.

ov, 6, (aKpos, ko(j)os)=

aKpokoqbos,
108 F.

lyb.

POLYB. 2,

"ETe

viraKor).)

acrostic.

(?Vcpos, otoXos)

5, 2 Maxo-ipas

?pyols

34,

Kal

II, 793,14.

burden,

ov,

abrupt,
Jos.

aKpoKopop.

?Kpoko(j)la,as, rj, (aKpoko(?>os)top of a hill.

2, 57,

of

II,

vp&p.

extremity

also

aKpoorixls

the

to,

Refrain,

6, 7

'Y7T? b? T& y eve l<o nvprjpa

27,5.

rb,

ov,

1371, 22.

16 Al?ov ?Kpoyapta?op,The

28,

the
of

conclusion

17.
2.

?Kp?rofios,

yapla)

(aKpos,

Es.

ov, with

ov,

11

corner-stone.
aKp?mpos,

Dion. Hal.

letters

17,

os exei
aKpo?vorlap.
*Ap6p&n(p

fringeless.

yfraXXera) vfivovs,

arijos)

Gen.

Sept.

Aa?lb

ibos, r), (aKpos,

Philon.

prepuce.

rrjp o-?pm

UepirprjOfjarecroe

Afr.

Cod.

Apost.

Const.

psalm.

the Ritual,

the

the stern of a ship, ?cpXaarov. Diod.

2, 50.

Epiph.

title.

tassels,

ort^os)

(See

?KpooTOXiov,

ovara

DlOD.

tiptoe.

without

viroyf/aXXercu.

the first

p?p rrj aapKl.

'AKpo?va-rrjs
as,

on

to walk

as

(axpos,

tov

tovs

*?KporeXevnov,

(aKpos, ?alpca),

aKpo?vorla,

vin. 2, 54.

o-is.)

aKpo?vorrjs,
A

of

grades

ris

?Kpocrnxis,

vos (see ?Kpo?opai) ; the second grade of penitents.

Greg. Thaum. Can. 8, p. 40 D.
Can. 11, p. 41 B.
Anc. 6. 9. Nie.
I, Can. 12. Basil.
Ill, 272 A.
293 C. Greg. Nyss.
A.
119
B.
120
II,
(For
the

Classical.

highest.

to,

as of

?Kpoarrixio.

aKpo&pe

tower.

upper

331,15.

(Kpoa-a-?s)

ov,

verse,

45.

the

irvpyos)

II, 116 B.

?Kpoorixiov,

pos

an

being

ov,

Athan.

14.

Thorn.

Act.

(aKpos,

39.

Can.

aKpoa-a-os,

iPonovia?

I,

rb,

"'AKpos ?epevs, High-priest,

vnonlnrca.)

Apocr.

ami).

Cont.

8, 5, 6.

NlC

ylpeo-?ai.

ov,

Theoph.

to pray

Apost.

belp

aKpoirvpyiov,

aKpos, a, ov, extreme,

Ill, 326 B.
2,
(Compare Const. Apost.
See also ?Kpoao-is2. For the other grades of

39, 2.

2.

or even

sacrament,

(morol).

LaoD.

napovala.

the

atcroXoyeo)

Xeyca)

Porph.

Cer.

cheer,

250

salute

with

b?
'AKToXoyovV*

163atcTOV

aKTOp, ov, to, a c tu m.

in

Commonly

aKTt?P.

the

35

1,

Apol.

Apocr.

ra

plural,
t&p

inl

UoptIov

I,

420

T&p

EpiPH.

(536),
443, 20. Theoph.
Porph.

aKTC?apios

yepopep

aKT<?P brj?ep HiXarov.

aKTa>?pios.

kav

9AKT ?pios

Antec.

aKT<?p, a>pos, 6, actor.

6.

1, 23,

Gr?M.

17

206,

rrjp t&p npayp?rc?P

Eis

Leo

unfit.

navre

bioUrja-iP

to render
?Kvp?c?, &o~<?,

16, 24.

Hal.

Dion.

aKvpov

invalid,

DlOD.

(Compare

16,

24

tov

ILepl

Diod.

II, 1219

12.

I, 391,

ti.

noie?p

?Kvpco?rjpairavra tyrjqblo-pacrip.NT.

'Eripois
15, 6.

Matt.
ras

noirjaai

Kplo-eis

T&V. ''Ap(?>lKTV?P(?P?KVpOV?.)

Kai aka?apxrjoraPTOs

of

magistrate

the

18, 6, 3.
as,

aka?apxla,

7,

20,

yepei

np(?Tevovri

at Alexandria.

Joseph.

(Compare apa?apaxns.)
alabarches.

of

office

T&

ArjprjTplc?

re Kal nkovra

ip

29

Matthiae
. akamnop,

ov,

incorrectly

'AXXap?ois,

'lovSaiW

Apocr.

et

Andr.

em,

rjkamTiop.

ballista,
to

payyapim

?XeKTopio-Kos.

Babr.

cock-crow,

early

morning.

NT.

5,

?ypvirvovvres.

Kal rpirrj

op?pov

5,

Const.

d>pa Kal

8,

34,

Apost.

a-a??arov

irpoareori
19,

of

dXeKrpvo(?>?)viov,

13, 35.

bvvauis

WKros.

?XeKTopocpc?vias

by

crowing

cock-crowing,

Marc.

ots

vrjoreva-are,

pov

the

(fx?vr))

irapaa-K vr)v Kal to

2 Tr)v fiivToi

18,

divination

fiavreia)

I, 548, 15.

r), (?XeKrc?p,

Hence

oX?KXrj

roiavrrj,

'A?to
1

fie*xpis
e s ?Xe

?cnr?pas

eViTeXe?Te

Ev^?s

eKrrj Kal ?vv?rrf

Kal

Kal

earripa

SXeKTos,ov, (XeKT?s) that cannot be told. Polyb.

'OpoO

920 A

b? rovrc?v

ir?vrc?v

30, 13,

oXcktov

?yc?vi?ofi?vc?V

rb, zzz aXeKTopocpavia.

ov,

Tr)v irpb ?XeKrpvocj)c?viov

befoul,

I **AXe??vbpeios,

Leo.

6,

rb,

pvnalvca.

rj,Albanopolis.

a,

akamria

keyopepa

?Xepos,

Kcmpov.

(aks)

orak?piov.

SuiD.

Hes.

9Akapvpai,

pvn?

rjv rb

DlD.

Alex.

?pvrfo-iv TL?rpov.

EuNAP.

94, 22

Ptolem.
Ptolem.

3,
3,

13.

ecos,

ov,

r),

(?Xec?)

2, 32,

1.

oXov

tov

'AXeo-pot

?if ?p? ?px?o?c?. Eus.

65,

for

aXrj?tvov.
akrf?ivoiriirepos,

Sub

Xepovc?, to dirty,

Verb,

Ignat.

ocuparos

?Xrf?elbiov,
ChRON.

614

ov, (iriirep,

?Xea-fios,

grinding,

zzz aKecris.

6,

Attal.

Lyd.

pviros.

'AXepov,

pvirap?s.

Compare ?Xapvv ^]

Geopon.

?Xrj?elbiv

of the Circus.

HES.

Koirpos.

Xep?s, dirty,

as, dirt,

13.

223.

In

'AXe?avbpelov.
rb, dung,

Greek,

r) X?pa,

Alexandrian.

of Alexandria,

?X?pov,

[Modern

befoul.

?Xeo-fios,

ov,

'Apyvpiov

ov, 6, or

aXeo-is,

?XjS?Yoi, cap, oi, the albati

20. I

as,

Cedr.

cock.

stantive,

?kk?piov,

ov, 6, an Albanian.

Due.

r), (?XeKTc?p,

means of a cock.

SCR. 3069

aka?ao-rpipos.

(rjkaKarrj)
rjroi

Act.

(Compare ?kepos.)

'Ak?aponokis,

9.

?XeKT<ap, cockerel.

?XeKTpvbrjs, es, (aXeKrpvo?v)cock-like.

brj Kal rrjp aka?ap

o-irrjpeo-lois.

, to dirty,

as,

?XeKrpvoqbc?viov,

Q-Tpeqb?pepa KVKkia?ep.

'Ak?apos,

of

cockerel,

LTp?s b? rjbov?s ?XeKrpvc?brfs.

9Avbpias
to,

BaXXiorpas,

pai.

to,

o-Vfi?alvov.

Joseph.

*Ake?apbpela

rare

r), 6p, of alabaster.

aka?ao-rpipos,

akapvv

rovrov.

ov,

6, dimin.

ov,

?XeKTopio-Kos,

12

avTOS ?X6,

?k?piov,

alc?vos

?XeKTopocjx?via.

the title of the chief

Jews

the

5, 2

20,

ip 9Ake?apbpela.

18, 8,1.
rj,

Ant.

Joseph.

aka?apxqs, ov, 6, alabarches,

27

?Xyeivos. SEPT. Jer. 10,

tov

?pxovros

?XeKropiov,

KTopocjx?vias

to be alabarches.
r)o-<?,

aka?apxico,

Xlap

aX?ov

437, 13.

?XeKTopoobc?via,

k&s aKv?epvrjros.

Ant.

aXeKTopiv,

?XeKTopofiavrela,

aKv?epvrjros,ov, (Kv?eppacu) not qualified,

Ant.

T?

5,1.

Kiapl(?v.

Tov

tov

for

Theoph.

4004

INSCR.

?KTOv?pios.

117,

176

17 Mr) ?Xeiqbeo-?ebvo-Q?biav
rrjs

?Xeiqbu?. IgnAT. Ephes.

312, 22.

Cer. 304,12.

MAL.

aoirpos.

7AXyrjp? r) irXrjyr) o~ov, SC. ?ariv.

bibaarKaXias
NOVELL.

XevK?s,

dXyrjp?s,?, ov, (oXyos) painful,

19

Mal.

US,

zzz o? aX?aroi.

fiepos,

279.

czKTOvapios, ov, o, actuarius,

11.

?iX?Yov

ov, alb

aX?os,

Just.

1208 C, et alibi.

1112 D.

Const.

acta.

<Wa,

'Ek

31.

et Thecl.

Paul,

Act.

a\7i0tvoTr?7r po?

Kal

Rom.

?Xrfo-fios*

(interpol.),
tov

KoXao-is

bia?aXov

3, 36, p. 131, 30.

rb,

true

Srrj??piv
iriirepi)

purple,

not

imitated,

?Xrj?elbiv.
pepper-colored"^

hav

164

akviOiv?s
ing the color of red pepper?

imitated.
. ...

?pyvpiov

Xen.

T?

e?

?pxrjs

THEOPH.

Adm.

72

t&p

Cer.

e?bos x/><?fic"*os akrjBiPov,

MAL.

akrjBivbv
akrj?ipop.

?krj?iv&v

rCayylvv

2ayia

?krj?iv?.

HeS.

n?pbim.

b keyerai

Ovb?

36,

akeo-ts.

a?kco-pos,
a

various

IGNAT.

13 Hap

2,

ikos,

Ignat.

alex,

Magnes.

halec,

kind

rjo-a, to pollute.

Mai.

SEPT.

??kiTeprjs, is,

?nb t&v

retpco)

(aks,
sea.

the

elankovp

1, 7

b*

*?provs

for

sl

15,

y?p

extending

tis
5

11,

?kX

ois

irvyxave

OvW

akko

THEOD.

rreneiK&s

TTpoarKeirai npwpla,

952
?kX

akk?
tio\

Aibs

14,

Od.

3, 375

?vy?rrjp.

EPICT.

?kk

A?na

on

o-vv?bovs

1,

vnokrjyjreis

b? ovbepla

11,

33

Kal b?

rrj boKovo-rj

imo-Konims

ovpa

Theoph.
v

EUST.
Kai ras

Xiyeiv

?vairavXas

rois

?tre

eXeyoV rives.

as

exchange

tovs

Attal.

of

prisoners.

Cont.

16

419,

alxpaXc?TO?V.

rb

LEO

Xeyofievov

ovtq?s

Tr?v avrov

21

ovvrf?c?s

aXX?yiw.

(Compare L?o

Iva o? fi?v virvovariv,

?iyXevovras,

Kal

149,

II, 407, 19.

S. Discount,

?vaXX?o-aovras

money

Cedr.

aXXaypa,

14, 34

o? b? ?yprj

?XXr)Xovs

?i

paid

for exchange,

?mKaraXXa

II, 369, 17.

aros,

to,

Sir.

2, 4

(?XX?a-o-c?) mutation,
'Ev ?XX?ypaai

change,

pera?oXr).
crov fiaKpo

Taireivcuae&s

?vfirjoov.

giving one thing for another ;price,

2. Exchange,

10,

Reg.

Deut.

Sept.

riptf.

??ia,
3

Po

fiolpav,

I, 310.

Sept.

XP?>P V?S ?nokoyio-po7s,

avrop.
....

toiovtc?p

III,

word.

negative
....

erepois

0?x

t&p

ad Attic.

Epist.

?cr?ieiv.

otbacn

avT??v

yXeveiv.)

?kirepe?,A walk on level ground.

ob* akkos

10,

....

Boanopos

avrols

as Kal ?XXay?s

16.

126,

?ao-iXe<us~]

yi).

KippepiKos

is taken,
ovv

?b?ovro avrov

ovaifs

apia-rov

Kparovfiev

*?n

or body of troops, r?ypa ; guard.

division
Adm.

Pach.

eis

iorip

tqov

horses

*EX?6vt<?v

?vobiovs

14.

570,

ovv

1, 23

y?vovs.
of

ora?fiavs

(aXXay^)

cov?pacrav

282,17.

yopc?o-iv,

top

nerpas

4, 39, 3 KaXe?Taib?

Polyb.

ClCER.

after

r?, than,

ri

sea,

wpas

rerayfi?vas

?XX?yiov

Aiaipelv
the

'AXitcvovs

or?pa

?kirepes.

[tov

rb,

be strong.

avra>v

Apol.

relay

Joan.

icrropiai

ovv

Cer.

2. A

rjkioyrj

b?

ov,

LToi?jcrai

Act.

Just.

?prov

*AXX'

vofio?erov.

Act.

21, 26
29

the people

?v?pamivov

?tre ire?obpofiois,

?XX?yiov,

rrjs

negative.

Gen.
13,

Ovberepov

where

place

?XXayrjv

etr

c?pia-fi?vas

Porph.

NT.

ovV e?o~nkevo~ai bvparop

shallow, low.

iorip

Ov p?p y?p

ypara.

fish-pickle.

iKnkevcrau

13, 1 Ambulatione

LYB.

44

3,

rrjs Mai&nbos

pep

to

stretching

DlOD.

ovr

2. Flat,

*ak\?

of

t&p e?b&ka>p Kal rrjs

akioyrjp?rc?p

biakap?apovcrrjs

rbp mknop

n?p

'Ak?o-Orjre

Kal tov nPiKTOv Kal rod atparos.

noppelas

?iravayc?yrj

At

?irirevaiv,

rjkicryrjo-apep avrovs.

tIpi

'Anexev?ai

20

Gram.

?k?ayrjpa, aros, rb, (akioyea) pollution.

to

Sept.

ip

35

tov

Kal Xa?ovra

evyfrvx^lv

vp&v ?X? akia-orjcrerai.

10

17 orjfiepov.

Num.

13,

ApOCR.

Porph.

alec,

pepovs.9Ep

into

salt.

20, 46, 2 and 3.

Geopon.
?kioy??D,

Kai

crraofi?s.

3,

SC. T& XpiOTt?.

airy,

20

Eus.

Sept.

?XX* r) ?^rjyrjrrjv tov

Stage,

531,

to season with

b&pop Ovalas

Metaphorically,

aki?,

5.

Rom.

7, 7, 53.

?XXayf), ?js, r), regeneration.

2.

reading.

dX?fo, lo-p, (aks) to salt,

Lev.

DlOD.

els rr)v irparrfv

=
as

2.

?XXayfj

otre

p?vrj

after

usually

rb e?vos, Nevertheless

?paov
1,

?KX?

??eX?o-ai,

except;

rJKovcra aXX*

vofio??rrfv,

oko?rjpop.)
akrjo-pos

on

r)

rb ?airrio-fia,

r) ?v?pyeia.

?y?>

Ps.

also

(See

rrjs faxO*

An. 4, 6, 11.

Xen.

Kippa?api,

kokkipop.

bvvarai

b? ovre

Tovtov

*AXX* r), but;

33,

2Trj??piop

17

80,

akrjBiph

Aepparia

14

re

Trjp akrj?iprjp

rrjs myxvkrjs

413,

*Ek y?p

PORPH.

iyvvplCero.

ri

irpoaevx^s

obalrjp

(faded)

?krj?ipr).

?k

pur

'EmbciKPvs

10

Uopobvpa

avabeixB?p

10,

i?irrjkovs

iobopeo-av.

484,

the genuine

Proteuangel.

79

7,

?ao-iktKov

oyrjpa

Oecon.

APOCR.

A?T.

iropqtipav.
11

dyed

Kal nopobvplbas

elpai.

?krj?iv?s

with

242

IV,

?poi?ei.
aXXo

i), op, true purple,

not

ple,

141

Cont.

K?opes.

Aki?iponlnepoi
*akrjuip?s,

Theoph.

?W?gifLOP

28

23,

'EXafi?avov

18

vAXXaypa

ck GeKov?

?v

kwos.

aXX?ypari.

43, 3. Thren. 5, 4. Amos. 5, 12 bribe.

?XX??ifiov, ov or aros, rb, (aXX?Wa>)full dress, holiday
Esai.

dress.
r?
pera

Porph.

aarrpa.

Cer.
Ibid.

?XXa?iparos.

441.

157,
779

14

Ta

?XXa?ip,ara

EKTeXe?Tai

avr?v

r) irpo?Xevcis

165

aXkapiov

'O t&p ?kka?lpc?P, The officer who has charge of

the imperial wardrobe. Porph. Cer. 7.
'O inl

see

?kk?piop,

tovs

?kk??ai,
To

2.

inl

ttjp ?paroXrjp

aroX?s

for.

Tas

change

to

tovs

iralbes

13

14

*HXXa?ai>

Sept. Ps. 104 (titul.),

garments.

of

avrov, He

changed

et Mar

Act.

Apocr.

?XXrjXov?a.

one

Just.

I,

Apol.

rrjp

aXXiKa, x^apv?a nopcfrvpav. Hes.

aXiKos,

es,

[MODERN GREEK,

irop$vpovs.~\
y evos)

(aXXos,

another

of

race,

stranger.

17, 27 'AXXoyev?v??v v. Lev.

Sept. Gen.

ap

aXXrjXoob?

I, 34 A.

Plut.

rf, ov, purple,

?XXoyevrjs,

another,

1, 39.

?XXiyape,aHi gare.

Reg.

his

to

35,

?Xkao-o-opepas

Tpi?mpra

change
ip?ria

Gen.

Xey?fievoi

koXc?s ?XXr?Xois avv?irrovrai.

a>v, o?, murdering

aXXrjXoob?vTai,

parel.

12

22,

*Avbpl ?XXoyevel.
to put

Hence,

as

on,

without

garment,

'AXXao-oroj/Tcoj/ r?

14

19

161,

A?(j>vrjs.

To

e?s to

18

'AXXaVo-ovo-w/

white

Cont.

Theoph.

cloaks.

12

?kk?o-areo-?ai. 656,

10

28,

9ibi&rov

86,

11,

JUST.

akkaxov.
ov, 6,

akKrjv

tc?v

?XXoe?vels

f?Xka?ep

?kkrjyopio-rrjs,

1, 24.

Apol.

allegorist.

(akkrjyopea))

7,

24,

p. 350.
aXXr?Xcyyvo?/,
Cedr.

T?s

nap?

t&p

avpra^is

raneiv&v

?nok(?kor<?V

bvpar&p.

pledge.

ov,

?XXoirioTos,

tis

KaTwpop?cr?rj

ovvrekelas

Novell.

pledge.

vnev?vpovs

?Xkrjk?pberos,op, (?Xkrjkap,ipbc<?) tied or joined

384

9Ep ?kvo-ei

xPv?li

99,

Tipas.

ka?oi

k/mwW

together.

Tois o-vp?e?krjpiprj.
akkrjkonp?yopoi,
correlate
?nb TiTias,

stepsons.
eka?e

p, np?yopos

(akkrjk

Antec.
Tlpipap

1, 10,
npbs

or

8 Up?pos

y?pop

exovo-ap

npoyopos)
ex<op vibp
?vyarepa

I,

other,
381

Ant.

?mbio?Kovres
tc?v

rrjv ayvoiav

of

Adm.

86, 12.

'O ?vc??ev ?ebs

religion,

Kal ?ya?os

not

eis, Another

*AXXos

eis

7, 3.

19,

another

irions)

another.

2,

. . . . , o? b? . . . .
fioyis

JOSEPH.

(aXXos,

bi?

vbpeias

Diod.

one.

?iroirjoev

eva

eKTioe r? ir?vra, The

aXXos ?ebs

upper god, who is good, made another god ; and this

other god created all things. Porph.
Cer. 482, 11
irpoar?rjKrj aXXas

filas

(?>ivas.

in connection

So

with other cardinal numbers : Sept. Jos. 4, 9 *AXXovs

bc?beKa Xi?ovs,
51

<?p, oi,

33

29,

irXrj?os Kal rrjv

b? tovtovs

O?

?iroXXvvrai

aXXov ?ebv, 6 b? yev?fievos

Tiverai

akkrjkepb?

Sept. Ex.
avrov.

(??o?ovfievcuv rb

rrjs

Porph.

rj, o,

EPIPH.

by mutual

akkrjkeyyvm

Method.

aXXos,

be r) roiavrrj

akkrjkiyyvop.

akkrjkeyyvm, adv.
Ei yap

t&p

mutual

eyyvos)

(?kkrjkwp,

456

II,

reke?ar?ai

to,

v.

48

2,

?rjpic?v.
oiravl?ovres

I Christian.
ov,

avr

air

5, 4.

rrjv olKeiav oa?ovrai.

Eus.

eberai

? ?XXoe&^s,foreigner.

cf>pe?rc?v o? p?v
=

air

ovk

l??vTcov tc?v ?XXoe?vc?V

37

avTOp.
aXkaxoo-e

Ant.

Substantively,

with
o-xrjpa

?XXoyevrjs

ovk eberai

'AXXoyevrjs

Joseph.

Cer.

Trj inavpiop kovaas

lias

!?XXoeoVijs,es, (aXXos, e?vos) of another nation, foreign.

Dion. Hal. I, 402. II, 853, 15. 1145. IV, 2003.

?kk?ypara.

Porph.

garments.

43

12,

rrjs
kov

'HXXay/ticVot?nb kevK&pxXawoiW, Clothed

? ?XXoyevrjs,
foreigner.

Substantively,

Cer. 22,

t& koit&pi

pariKol
67,

r? ovprj?rj tovt?dv

one with

clothe

oi a?i

CuROP.

Kal oi ?pxopres

?o-avTcos

ip

bi?rjrrjo-ia

"Hkkaao-ov
kevm.

crioT&piov xkavlbia

3.

eavr&p

reference

Porph.

to the previous state of the body.

o? ?v rrj avvrf?eia

998 C.

voi.
Sept.

o fi?v et^e
?vyarepa,

?vavriov,

25 VaXXere rb ?XXrjXov?a. AtHAN.

tyr. Matt.

'Uirf)

bt?

?nek?eip

41,

vp&p.
14,

r?

198

Theoph.

apparel.

aroX?s
Jud.

*HXXa?e

O?

Substantively,

to change

he,

says

rb

Ai?

388

of air.

one's

?parlc?p, Thirty

20

12,

avrov.

order,

of air.

change

'AXXa?aT

OTokrjp

In

Mal.

air.

the

change

o-aTo top ?ao-ikea

?epas

as

obrjo-lp, ?kk??ai,

; for

tovt??v

aKXrjXoirpoyovoi

?k?piop.

?epas,

the air

*H Kal ?*K tov

r) b? vi?v.

aXX?;Xov?a
(Hebrew), Hallelujah.
et alibi.

??a>, to change,

?kk?o-cr<?,

airo Tariov.

PORPH.

*0 t&p akka?lpa>p.

137.

Cer.

t&p ?Xka?lpa>p,

aKkoTpi?Ca

Twelve

stones.

other

Martyr.

Areth.

vAXXa ?vv?a irXola.

Trj aXXrj, sc. fjfiepa, The

Apophth.
'
?XXoTpiafc?

Poemen.
(dXX?Tpios),

22
alieno

other day, adverbially.

T? eh?s
animo

fioi rf? aXXr? ;

esse,

to be
alienated,

166
ako^evros

aWoTpioirpayea)

estranged, or disaffected, to be hostile to any one, ?kko

cxciP,

Tplm

?kkorpl

?XkoTpionpayea>

with

other

Ovtc?
tovs

naye?p

y?p

tov Mokoava

a,

*?XX?rpios,
4697,

ov,

T&v

19

intermeddler,

Polyb.

disturbances.
ovb? rokprjaeip

rebellious,

prjb?

54

588,

H,

8,

rplc? nvevpan

Kivovpevav

r?

paros

ivepyelas.

tov

rjkey^e

Const.
rj ?kko

k?yeiv,

8,

rponov.

lP^v

npev

6 ?kkorpios, hostis, adversary, the

Substantively,
enemy of God and man, simply, the devil. Const.
7, 1 Kai

ApOST.

b? r) tov

oktos

earip

(?>vo-iKr)p?v
ov tov

?ap?rov,

Kara

rj rrjs ?wjs

avrov

yv&prjv ?eov vn?p?apros,

rjros,

eis ?kkoTpiorrjTa
?kkoTpioTponm
ner,

dkkov?lcap,

opos,

TEC.

1, 19

2,

?XXovjSiW
bi?

rrjs

?Xkvrrjs
akpa,

(from

akpepixMK?p,

3, 4.

ov, to,

Et.
aim

avrbs

5,

JJpe?rj.

r&

16, p.

rrjs
M.
us).

almanac

rjperepas
72,

?yp&

ylperai

Eus.

Arabic 3J??
(Compare the

ov

aXoyov,

2, 9.
Praep.

Euangel.

MaNaX?)

oov

mistake.

error,

(?Xoy?c?)

o?,

have

X^PlP9

POLYB.

9, 16,

Po-

; folly.

thoughtlessness

(aXoyos)

to,

name

se.

(aXoyos)

Vit.

to

given*

those

who

??>o?>, beast

as

burden,

of

Sab. 288 B.

In Byzantine Greek
22.
horse. Leimon.

it is generally used for wnros,

Chron.
546, 9. 717, 12.
Theoph.
728, 16, et alibi.

733, 10, et alibi.

to become

?>?rjv, (aXoyos)

dXoy?opat,

4,

irrational.

Theoph.

10.

?Xoicpi),rjs,r), litura, an effacing, blotting out.

17,

14

a.

Xe^?

?yevvrjTov.
eo?Ke rois

ei?>ai bi?

METHOD.
See

tov

eVc rrjs

s Kal
?oiropc?s

X vtov,

also

357

in

irap??vov

the

natural

Clem.

(Compare
iroXXo?s

T?

?eiir?p?evos?)

Kaivbv

?e?ov
k. t. X.

ovor?vra,

rrjv yewrjoiv
C

not

to the birth of Christ.

used with reference

yovvres,

1, 6, 5.

Antec.

born

(Xo^evct))

'AXox^vrov

'ApaXrjK e*K rrjs

jivrjp?ovvov

heaven.

a, alumnus,
ov,

Sept. Ex.

utterly put out the remembrance of

under

from

aX?x*vTos,

79

to

*AXotO?? ??aXeiyjrc?

vit oipav?v,I will

'AXX', ?s

18.

Philostorg.
?

"Onep

beanorelas.

rjX?yrjfiat

rejected the Gospel of John and the Apocalypse.

Epiph. I, 396 D. They were called also 'Avorjroi,
which see. [The name was suggested by the A?yos
in the first verse of Saint John's Gospel.]

aKovfivos,

An

6 norapbs

jiiKpbv,

r), (aXoytoros)

?v,

35.

229,

Luc?an.

rjXoyfj?rja-av.

11, 4, 2, et alibi.

Amalek

fj npoax^o-is.

rjperep

lyb.

man

Kal fj Trjs akkov?lopos

r) np?o-Kkvcris

akkov?lopos

?kvrrjs.

alma

KTTjarls iori

$vo-iKr)

(f)vo~LK(?popa

npoo-?rj,

Eus.

nporpeyjr?pepos

irpoVfcXvo-is, npoo-x^o-is.

r), alluvio,

iorip

8,

4697,

in another

adv.

as,

Cont.
Inscr.

?ao-ikevs

?kkorponm.

be

mTabvpaorelas.

S* iKelpovs

ml

tovs

Pvot^toi

?kkorplov.

rp?nos),

(?kkorpios,

6,

rebellion.

TovpoptIop

ovpan?orrj

otherwise,

y?p

rov

r), hostility,

1, 68

DlOD.

8,

?kkorplov

T&p xeipM?opwtoV wo

*akkorpi?rrjs,
23.

avr&p.

rrjs tov

?nb

?kctos
20

12,

Kar

T& ?kkoTplc?

aros,rb,

mule.

bbbs, inelo

?kk? tov i? im?ovkrjs tov dkkoTplov. 8, 6, 1 Mrj b&

ronop

aV?Xyeia.)

5, et alibi.

*AXoyoi,
1

7,

<rov *K T?s T?v

?kkorplov

(Compare

SC.

?Xoyo??rrjros, ov, (Xoyo??rrjs, Xoyo?er?c?) indisputable ?

Scyl. 713, 22.

F paiav.

<bpove?v ?kkorpia

16. 17.

8, 2, 4 ?Xoyrj?rjvai,to be

9,

*Ac\>es pe

senses

ClCER.

fool.

7rp?s r? aXoya,

Polyb.
28,

143

like

Anc.

'H

6, 28,1

circumvented.

aXoyioria,

opra

avrbp

?kkorpiop

yfrevbrj inixeipovvToav

epya t&v

Pvoyu

APOST.

?Xoyrjfia,

prjb?v ?noki

bvo-pev?s

In ecclesiastical Greek, satanic, diabolical.

3 T&v

re

those who

1, 60 ILepUx*1

6, 4.

2. To commit bestiality.
CONST.

lost my

24, 8, 8 Bovkrj?els

4, 4 Et?ws

28,

INSCR.

to act

(akoyos)

?Xoy?c?, to deceive.

k. t. X.

bvcrpeprjs.

Polyb.

vnom??o-?ai,

DlOD.

ApOST.

5,

?kkorpio

?aparnos,

qbpovrjo-?vToav, Of

akkorpia

ne?p rfj ?ao-ikela.

eva-ofiai,
ad Attic.

Epist.
to

Diod.

avrrjv X^Pa nXrjprjs ?Xfivpibos.

fi?v y?p

Ocyp.

hostile,

prjb?v akk?rpiov

?Xfivpis, ibos, r), (?Xpvpos) saltness.

?Xoyevofiai,

Hence,

tov ?aaikem

belled against the king.

Pcopaic?V.

22,

67 D.

Thaum.

Greg.

to be an
business.

?p rj ronap?nap

nepl

15,

?kkoTpi??opras.

people9s

to create

commotions,

41,

tovs

Trp?W?),

(?kkorpios,

to meddle

POLYB.

biaKe?o-?ai.

b? n?praf

Karanenkrjypepos

excite

Kal
tov

p?^pt

tokov

?fioXo

Hes.

Alex.

way

Quin.
*AXo
889,

35

vvv boKe?
r) Mapi?p

iraibiov

ovk

rrjs virepcj)vovs

ovo~a
crov

Xe^<?.

Xoxeias*

-?J
167

'AXinns

'AXvVis for 'AXwrios, 6, Alypius.

5996

Inscr.

"iXe?s

AXvirif

cot,

a river.

15

'AXvcti?Wovs

irepiri?evrai
rh

Substantively,

Ka?apov.

?Xvoribc?r?,

Polyb.

6,

r), (?XvcrireXrjs)

epya.

Hence,

unprofitableness.

rjo-oo, to be ?Xvr?pxrjs.

MAL.

i), 6v, pertaining

?XvTapxiKos,

Ta

*E<??peo-e

?Xvrapxos,

ov, 6, =

?Xvrrjs or

?XXvrrjs,

?Xvr?pxrjs.

for

?irerrjbevev
B,

eVt

Kai tov

Kal beKabas

aXcj>a?rjTov

y?rrjcj)ov
rrjv tov

KaTa

to,

(aXqba?rjros)

Kai

ovk
rrjv

aXcj>a?rjrov
2

1, 15,

oktc?

pov?bas

beiKvvovra.
irap

EpIPH.

II,
oroi

'E?paiois

=
r),

3 ?X vi.

et Nomina
?Xc?V

oXc?s.

Hes.

acnrpos.

pifios

'AXcfiovs,

Ventorum

Jer.

28

(51),

Situs

33

'?s

to thresh,

Euangel.

A,

thresh

out,

12, 2 GeptVas

?Xoac?.

Apocr.

Kal ?X<ovi<ras ?iroirjore

Kopovs P.
?Xci>7ra, r),
aX?)7ros,

POLYB.

ov,

o,

vulpes,

soon

16

318,

bvo mKovpycap.

Parad.

CONST.

....

(536),

MAL.

imo-K?nap.

"Apa

95
bv

arparK?TiK&v

cum Bometiano.'
a case.

without

i avrovs

tov

8,

Gen.

?pa.

19

22,
9, 2

Jos.

"Opmv.

2vv

'Irjaovp Kal 9lo-parjk ?pa

iKnokeprjaai

23,

Sept.

rj yrj mroiKelp

inl to $peap
abro

IloVras

?Xam?,

?Xc?irrj?.

the moment

as,

'A^iaXia kiv?

?pa

that.

btopoboKe?o-?ai

?GNAT.

See

Introduc

Theoph.

Cont.

-yj/?k? biamo-ia.

biorprj t&v ?oraxvap-

bpaypara,

HES.

also

(See

?p?kkrj.)
rjs, r), manipulus,

?p?kkrj,
F.

HeS.

sheaf

rb,

sheaf-band.

ip a* T?s ?p?kkas

bearpevovo-ip,

op,

?papUcaros,

?p?kkas

100

I,

becrpevopres.

Hes.

'Ap?kkiop,

rjroi to

bpaypara.
as

sleeveless,

(papUiop)

Plut.

bp?ypa.

o? tos

'A/iaXXo?VT?Jpes,
ov,

?p?kkiop,

axoivlov

garment.

682,11.
ov,

*?paplrrjs,

6,

an

apud

of

epithet

ATHEN.

2, 57

pvicrjs

Kal

Ni

(mushroom).

re pvKrjTas
?paplras

t6t

aqbevaais.

?pa?ek?rrjs, ov, 6,

apai-o?ioi,

76,

(apa?a,

(?p, oi,

living

in wagons

Just. Tryph.

op, (?p?papTos)

155, 39

T?* ?pap?privov

ikavpco)

carriage-driver.

17.

nomadic tribes.

Inscr.

Hes.
fox,

Euan

? 103.

*?pap?pripos,

zzz ?XcoTros.

22

together,

to

rjk?oaap

Agath.

?Xorj?rjo-erai.

?X<ovi(<o, io-c?, (aXc?v)

Thom.

Aristotel.

Sept.

(f)ikav6p&nov

Nicod.

arparK?T&p.

Simul

ix&p

navres.

CAND.

ovos,

Apocr.

oo-K?r?rap

219,

opov,

Theoph.

XevKovs.
*?Xc?v,

t&p

Ovk

apakka,

okto>, rrjv tc?v oKraKooic?V

XevKos,

aeiov

prjb?p vyiis.

?p?kiop, to, fillet, band for the hair.

?ireKpivaro

?REN.
ex^iv

'EXXrjvav

aXqba?rjrov

white,

nkrj?ovs

?pa Aopenapy,

3. As

X^io?o-iv.
r), ov, albus,

"Apa
"Apa

inl

alpha

Apocr.

aiphabet.

aXoba.

eiretra

b? rfj yv&prj,

t&p

*Ajm

rrjs AWpas.

tion,

b? 6 Z?falos

tq?v

*Eoikus

npo(?)av&s.

iroXXrjv &pav,

oktc? Kat eKarovrabas

oyborjKovraoKr?)

pa?bovxos,

14.

Trp?s avrbv

rp?novs

rerr?pc?P.

*Enopev?rjo-ap ?pa

pa?bocj)6pos,

ov,

"Apa

10,

13,

Cer. 383.

1 Yp?tyas

7,

Kal Xeyei

e?pdiorl,

?Xcpos,

A,
6

2. For
Mal.

14, 1 Tp?fyas tov aXqba?rjrov

A,

avrb

2vp

417.

r), (aXcj>a, ?rjra)

Thorn. Euangel.
avrc?.

72,

Porph.

ov, 6, rarely

aXcpa?rjTos,

lictor,

oXcpa?rjTapiov,

betical acrostic.

161

?,
M.

Et.

fiaoTiyocj>?pos.
aXcj)a?rjrapiv

SC. ?fi?na.
MAL.

ov,

Lu

?Xvr?pxrjs.

?Xvrapx^?,

b? ?kanov

p?pea>pavrov. (See INTRODUCTION,? 79, 4.)

It is sometimes preceded by avp. Vit. Sab. 233

?Xvr?pxrjs, ov, 6, (?Xvrrjs,apX0) ^e chief of police.

ciAN. Hermot. 40. Mal.
286 bis.

Ato

I,

"Apa

417.

to an

61

529,

Pilat.

Ex.

4, 47, 1.

Polyb.

damage, injury.
?Xvrapx?co,

312

p.

II,
gel.

Sept.

aX?wrol, ?p?pom?

(in?dit.)

Kal ?ovkevopepos

nkarr?pepos

1208
as,

nov,

ex^iP ?p?p

popqbrjp p?p

pfjpara

28, 23.
aXvoireXeia,

Ignat.

?pa, with, together with, followed by the genitive. Diod.

Reg.

?c?paKas.
se.

Martyr.

nl?rjKoi.

e?o-i ?&es,

yap

tos p?p rrj KepKco, im?ovkevoPTOs

Ex.

Sept.

A coat of mail.
17, 5 QoopaKa?Xvoibc?rov,
23,

6 Ovtoi

(interpol.)

poi

434.

like a chain.

?Xvo-ib<?TQV eK ^pvo-tov

"Epyov

427.

Cont.

Theoph.
made

r), 6v, (akvcris)

22

28,

Theoph.

SXvo-is.

rb, chain,

aXwi?Wos,

Ant.
pipoi

"AXvs, v, 6, ?Halys,
?Xvoibiov,

afiapaPTivo?

rrjs

of

certain

117, p. 211 A.
amaranthine.

amaranth,

(B. C. 340?).
bo?rjs

to

; applied

oriqbapop.

NT.

1 Petr.

Philostr.

5, 4
He

168

?fi?pavTOC

19, 14, p. 741

roic.

ov,

6, amarantus,

EXixpvoov,

Poll.

Diosc.

plant.

o? b? Kal tovto

1, 229.

?fi?pavrov
6

Greek,

[Modern

57

4,

?fi?

pavros, (a) The house-leek, Sempervivum Tectorum.

The

Celosia

coxcomb,

Cristata

; called

to

also

(b)

ora?opi.

(c) The stonecrop, Sedum Eriocarpum.

(d) Sedum
Polium ;
Ochroleucum.
The
Teucrium
(e)
poly,
also

called
?fiapria,

r), sin,

NT.

alibi.

iniquity.

Deut.

zzz

riva

rrjs

3071.

irepicfr?povcriv,
Bekker

16,

persons.

sinner.

Kayo)
God.

?iKa,

r) ^v

evoc?,

to

c?vos,

ap?iricuv,
ric?vos,

eK

some

effect

vAp

purpose

Vit.

Chrys.

intrigue.

Suid.

in

by

36 C Mr)

irp?ypa.
r), ambitio,

ireptbpoprjs
ov,

afi?Xvycuvios,

Hes.

irp?rrc?v,

afi?i

avrov

*Ev rfj iriorei

covos, 6, stage,

an?a>v,

6, 5, p. 314, 26.

21

?rjfia

b? tovto

Soz.
tc?v

9Avels eVt tc?v ?rjfmraiv

irXrj?rj ?iroKaXe?)
bibc?o-i. Quin.

to tov
33.

15.

eVTi?> ? afi?cuv,

1, 3

rvp?vvov

(Compare

Se

249

9, 2, p. 367, 38 T?*
SlMOC.

vyjrrjXc?v (afi?cuva
irpoarrayfia
Const.

Apost.

not

op,

THEOPH.

?peppovpprjs.

CONT.

166.

care ; security.

I GNAT.

rrjp ?pepippiap.

ip ?pepippla.

iyep?prjp

a popa

rrjs neplas,

?cj>aipov

Polycar.

?eov,

?nox*)* Novell.

tov

security

128,

in

'An-ox?s,

Tl?prm

e'f ?p?yKrjs

to

bel

erepop

on

rj av n?kip

rrjs vkrjs 6 ?ebs,

Method.

inseparable.

separated:

keyeip,

r)

oti

avrrjs

?pepioros

Tvyx?pei.

one of the
?peppovpprjs,rj,o, the prince of thefaithful,
of the Arabs, ?pepappovprjs,
titles of the Khalipheh
?pepovpprjs,

?pepovpp'ip.

Porph.

Cer.

18.

682,

6S3,

Cedr.

Adm.

II,

333,

ravra

r?

t? Xacp fiera
2, 57,5

113,

15.

apera?okos,

rjroi rb aKpoarrjpiov.

?vayvc?orc?v.

tc?v

Basil.

4,

166.

CONT.

THEOPH.

Mrjb?

biaqbepei,
ev?v pore pos

?pepovpp'ip,

Laod.

pulpit.

Socr.
afi?cuva

Tovto

310

Polyb.

delay.

182,21.
196,24.
114,15.
154, 15.
=
?pepovpprjs, rj, 6,
?peppovpprjs. PORPH. Adm.

ap?Xvcuirrjoai.

LEUC.

without

91, 20.

Polyb.

34, 6, 7 obtuse-angled triangle.

Clem. Rom. Epist.
?pfiXvam?c?,to be dim-sighted.

Luc?an.

jJTOi?pepipplas.

18.

irap? Pc?paiois.
obtuse-angled.

yc?vi?)

(ap?Xvs,

'e?

z=z

830 A

Kex&piorai
to

ambio,

trigue, afi?rjnacu. Pallad

afi?irevaras

110.

5,

Kobov.

xvrpav,

ap?irevco,

Diosc.

Trjs xP?a^ rrjp

II, 803 C.
not to be delayed.

?peXkrjros,

?prjp?s.

rj, 6,

II,

?pepioTos,
iKos, 6, zzz ?p?iKos.

=z

2. Quittance,

r) ?pyvpo?s.

o? b? ?p?iKov,

cpiaXrjv,

ravrrj

II, 297 F.

64.

PLUT.

'Ev?yyeiois

afi?if-.

4, 36

TpOV.
?fi?ig,

epos, 6,

Inscr.

r) Kepafi?ois

fi?v ap?'iKois,
BUov,

226,16

also

rrjs

?pepippla, as, r), (?p?pippos)freedom from

ira

?irirrjbevc?v

tovs

ip

16, 34, 12.

!
?pepappovprjs,

18.

20,

of

s, adv.

nkovrov

called

apud Athen.

?oiKooi

Job.

npbs navras
9lraklas

I Nigr. 27.

apep,
Num.

Sept.

o?mpoplas

nkevp?p

3. JRepartee? Plut.

71, 10.

Sept.

?^ovaias.

of pot,

Poseidonius

ttjp

Tolyb.

?peiyjnp.

Gen.

avrov

ov, o, a kind

aji?iKos,

sinful,

unchewed.
Sept.
'
HeS.
Afi?rjricuv,

ap?irevcu.

peK?aXXeiv

15,

et

29,19.

ov, (jiao-aofiai)

afi?rjTiacu

of

6 ?fiaprc?Xos,

Substantively,

?fi?oTjros,

Gen.

1, 4 vE6VosapaprooX?v.

Esai.

ape?yjreis
ravrrjv

X.)

interchange.

Kal ras

noie?a?ai rf?nokei. Plut.

I, 456 B.
2. Change. Plut.
II, 978 D

?pekkrjr

(?fiapr?vii?)

Gen. 13, 13.

16, 37.

Sept.

passim.

r), 6v,

?fiaprc?Xos,

10,

mrexoPTas

exchange,

?peXkrjros, op, (pekka)

iravayi6xoprov.~\

as,

1, 5 T?s

earr&s apayiva>

k. t.

Kal 9Irjo-ov tov Navr),

ecos, f?, (apel?oo)

ape?is,

i<?> vyjrrjkov tipos

?payv&arrrjs

o-K tc? r? Mao-em

o? b? xpw?v?efiov,

KaXovo-iv.

?'

Mecos

?orjirrov.

'Afiap?vrivov,
?fiapavTos,

2,re<??vovs ?fiapavrivovs. Hes.

afieTa?oXoc

6,

Gen.

?peppovpprjs.

op,

13.

67,

unchanged:

(pera?akka))

unchangeable,

apera?krjTOS.PLUT. II, 437 D 'Appopiapapera?okop.

396 B Mera
Sext. Adv. Gram. 5, p. 241. Method.
rrjs B?las Kal apera?okov
In grammar,

Kal apeplarov

yp?ppara

apera?oka,

aov

o-apK&crem.

immutable

letters,

applied to the liquids A, M, N, P, because they remain

unchanged

in

the

future;

as

?yye'XX?

ayyeX?,

v?pa>

169

afieraSoTO?

pepea

vep&,

Bekker.
p?rcov

pep&,

I, 430 D

632, 6. Plut.

apera?oknp.
op,

(pcrablbcopi)

Basil.

Ill,

?per?boros,

nious.

also

(See

in

THRAX

DlON.

cmep&.

cmelpc?

"?oTrep bi? ypap

avaricious,

close,

Eust.

?peraborm,

not

of ?per?boros,

parsimo

128,

Opuscul.
Plut.

imparting.

II,

525 C.

111

9Afirjp?s

?firjpevc?,

evoa,

ovo-ap rrjv

9Aper??eTov

bia(f)op?p

im?okrjv

?pera?erovs

Ai?krjyjreis

adv.

30,

DlOD.

Copres.

17,

69

16,

Trjp

ex<a>p.

?per??erop

?pera?erm,

r&p ?<opamv.

of

DlOD.

unalterably.

1,

(See

2, 7

37,

?perapekrjTos,
NT.

Rom.

29

11,

rj Kkrjo-is tov

CLEM.

navi

sure.

firm,

1, 2

Epist.
Homil.

9Ape
Oiko

3, 44

rrjp eK?ao-iP.

kap?apet

45

3,

opio-aPTi t&p

?perapekrjTOP

?crrpois

?papi?prjrois

rb prj popop

xaP?0'rJLaTa *a*

r?

ROMAN.

?ya?onoila.

o-o(j)fj ?perapekrjTOV
tois

Ilao-i

Hence,

bpopc?v ttjp r??ip.

op,

?per?neioTos,
34

(peranel?a))

O? Uipprjrai

neiorop
(opto

atur?is

8' exopres

steadfast.
avpelxovro

ttjp npbs

Yapalovs

ov, (perao-?kevca)

?perao-?kevros,

612,

9Aper?
rjpaym

crvppaxlav

t&v nepl fax^s

Kare?aplorao-?ai

II,

avp(j)op?is.

na?&p.

immutable,

firm.

tov

?peibem,

to go.

M.

Greek,

82,

12.

biekBeip,

crao-?ai, apel?eo-oai,

ape,

imperative

change

28.

b?

i?ior?pevos

Hes.

nepai&craa?ai.
thou;

go

*Apev
[MODERN

apere

or

apere,

go ye.~\

?prjv, Hebrew
hem.

J?&

Amen,

yipovro. Sept.

Ne

5,13.

?prjpabta,

Adm.

as,

r),province

governed

by

an

?prjp?s.

Porph.

113, et alibi.

VOL. VII.

NEW

33

183.

1,

rj irpbs irarpbs

10,

Trjv

ov

?eia)

afiirav

?prjv

Xau?aveiv

bvvafiai

a mit

r) rovir?mrov

a,

abeXcprj.

vocative.

?jip?,

Mother, a title of respect given to nuns ; the cor

relate of a??as. VlT. Sab. 306 A 'H ?pp? 'Avacrra
oia.

=
r),

aupas,

98

LeimON.

T??s appas

Apophth.

?fipa.

Aajiiavrjs.
1.

Serapion.

?fiprjv, incorrectly for ?fiiv, that is, ?fiiov, to, dimin. of

afirj, shovel.
as,

ajxpos,

61.

Leimon.

r),mother,

nurse,

ov, r), sand.

?iriTrjbevovres,

Hes.

prjrrjp, rpocf>6s.

?REN.

1, 8,

Kal, to br) Xey?fievov,

o-Kovres

to make

22

ov,

*E? ?yp?q>cov

?f; ?fiuov

ropes

of

?vayivca
irXeKeiv

axoivia
a

sand;

proverbial

Polyb.

sandy.

12, 3, 2.

unmentioned.

(pvrjfiovevc?)

Polyb.

2,

35,4.
?fivrjo-iKaKTjTos, ov,
POLYB.

(jivrjo-iKaKecu)
5

40,12,

not

maliciously

remem

'Afivrja-tKaKrjTOVeiroirjo-aro rr)v

?fiapriav.

?pvrjoria, as, r), (apvrjoros)forgetfulness.

IIoXX^ b'

rjv apvrjoria

612 D.

714 D.

2. Amnesty.
et alibi.
In
CONST.

SERIES.

the

?pp? or ?pfi?, as, r), (Syriac) mother, prjrrjp. Martyr.

bered.

88,

AnTEC

apira, Magna

?fivrjp?vevros,

t?> narpi.

?(j)paoT(?s
Et.

without

ovk

Lyd.

?bfirjvo-ow?Xios.

?fifi bfjs, es, (?pfios, EIA?)

DiOD. 1, 63.

ILap&vp?p rois okois

apeTaoyrjparloTm,

ovpibpvo-?ai

?pev?,

484 B.

Did. Alex.

of form.
?vkm,

adv.

(peTaoyrjparlfa),

of

chief

expression.
PORPH.

Adm. 202, 24.

?p Tao-x*lp>aTto-Tm

et

16,

el Kal ?errj ?ariv.

irpbs y?fiov,

?pfiia,
DlOD.

516,

the

6, admissionalis,

ta.

be ?onv

Areth.

y?p

THEOPH.

?firjp?s.

Id. ibid.

Po

k. t. X.

repenting.
'
Aperapekrjra

?eov.

rjre inl

rapekrjroi
vopla

not

op,

?S

opprjp tax**

9Aper?Kkrjrop

tov ?aankem,
qbpope?p

?kkorpia

determined.

irrevocable:

(Kakeca)

?firjpaios,

prince,

699, et alibi. Attal.

criXeraaptos.)

r), ami

Mey?Xrj

op,

be an

to

?bpivo-ow?Xios,

also

apira,

83, p. 94, 90.

aperaKkrjTos,

21.

698,

rov X?Xeir.

ov,

silentiarii,

(apira

o/ieTaoVros,

a Saracenic

emir,

THEOPH.

alibi.
?pio-iriowiXios,

POLYB. 2, 32, 5

?per??eros, op, (perarl?rjpi) Unalterable.

lyb.

?, 6, Arabic

?fiep. Theoph.

70.
adv.

=
?firjpaios,ov, ?,
?firjp?s. NlC. II, 1037 B.
514, 19, et alibi.
?firjp?s,

vyp?s.)

208 B.

afivrjtrrla

Plut.

ecclesiastical
ApOST.

r?v

axprjorc?v

I, 740 B.

PLUT. I, 351 F.
Kal

irovrjpwv.

882 C.

language, forgiveness
2,

12,

Arjfovrai

irap

?,

922 A,

of
avrov

sins.
rrjv

170
afiokvvro^

?pvrjoT?av

?as irap?

afivrjoT?av

aura

irarpbs

tc?v

'O b* ev?vs

14,

5,

?ya?ov.

eis

^apto*apei/os

irpoyeyovorc?v

Sept.

?poXvvT?s, ov, (poXvvc?) undefikd, pure.

22.
y

METHOD.

353

6 t?kos

'Afiokvvros

Sap. 7,

Kal Ka?apoic?v

?p?panoi

rb, amber.
ov, r), =z

SfiireXos,

Porph.

Cer.

16, 3.

?eov

A.

32

11,

'Ev ?fi

POLL.

ap<j)i?akkovari.
Ov bei

83 A

Ill,

468,16.
H.

Ael.

?fi?reX?v.

1 Par.

Sept.

?fwpirrjs, ov, 6, (?fi?pa) honey-cake?

19

31,

Ovk

r)p(f) lacra

?p<piao~is, em, r), (?p<j>i??<o)clothing, garments, clothes.

Sept. Job. 22, 6. 38, 9.
40, 10, 2 nepl hv o?
apcfu?akk?i, to doubt. Polyb.

avev?vvos.

apirap,

be Kp?pa icra binkoibi.

Hptyiaa?prjv
avr?p.

irap?

beio~ov eloTjyayev.

?/JLcfioiafjLa

vibs

....

ap<pi?akkeiv
153

iprjp?p&nrja-e.

9,

154.

?s

? popoyevrjs

Ovk

THEOD.
tov
?s

apobi?akkap

rj

Kakop.

nap?epla

one that uses nets for

ir?Xc?b? yec?pybs elpy??ero r?cppov, tva ?fKpvrev?jjKaXbv apobi?okevs, ?m, ?, (ap<f>i?aKk&>)
re Kal
Sept. Esai. 19, 8
KXrjfi?
evyev?s.
catching fish, simply fisherman.
?vos,

?pireXc?v,

6, vineyard,

Lev.

Sept.

?p,ireXos.

19,

dfivybaXrj,

rjs, r), the almond-tree.

?fivybaXrj,

rjs, r), amygdala,

Ammon.
almond,

\
?fivybaXov,

Xos 1. Athen.

ov,

?pvybaXov,

?fivybaXos 1.

to,

10,14.
2, 39.

40.
ov, r), almond,
pro Merc.

Apol.

2. The

?pvybaXov,

almond-tree,

?fivybaXea,

?fivbp?ou,
D

397

'Apvbpo?o-as

tian baptism;
CONST.

tc?v rjbov&v ras

with

7, 25

r) ?pvrjros.

to the Chris

b? ai
?vpai

Mrjbels

fi?voi o? ?e?aimo-fievot

tov

5 AUaiov

rovs

KaraXiirelv
fiefivrjfi?vov

7, 38,

8,

a?ajjorjrovs.
per?

tov

dpvrjrov

els tov

b? firjb? tovs
4

34,

Ou

fir)

b? ?a-?i?rc?

tc?v
?? avT&v
?fivrjrc?V, aXX?
Kvpiov ??varov.

496

y?p

?fivrj
bUaiov
Soz.

ovfipoXvveo-?ai.

1, 3, p. 13. Theod. III. 666 C *Eti b? otros ?fiwjros

f)v,He had not yet been baptized.
a nickname for Theophilus,
Both-sides,
'Apcf>aXX??,
because he was a timeserver.
bishop of Alexandria,
Vit. Chrys. 20 B.
Pallad.
vestments.
?fiqbia, <?v,r?, (?p<?)i)
ecclesiastical

language,

to put
ap(f)i??<?,aoa, (?pobia)

Dion.

Hal.

n,

822.

church-vestments.

on.

Sept.

sanctuary,

es, =

at the door of

the curtain hanging

?rjkoovpop,

nepiprjKrjs.

2 Reg.

Chrys.

?rjjwovpov.

6, 21. p. 469, 38.

Euagr.

THEOPH.

CONT.

580

Nf)

28

17,

pov,

SEPT.
?pq^ir?nois

Cont.

K&pas.

op, (ranrjs) shaggy on

*HpeyKav

both sides.

dem miras

Sept.

?pqbir?novs.

6 ?pqblranos,a carpet
shaggy on both

Substantively,
sides.

PrOV.

7,

16

reram

Ketplais

b? eoTpa>Ka rois an

rrjv Kkivrjv

Alyvnrov.

?pcfrob?pxos,ov, o, (ap<j)obos,?px?) tne chief officer of an

~
?pqbobos. Chron. 474, 13.
=
ap<?)obop, ov, to,

Act. Paul,
?p<f)obos,

Apocr.

ov,

?paboicrpa,

figure.

?pfobos.

et Thecl.

26.

r), street

or

Act. Paul,

brjo-as iirjk?ep

around.

Job. 29, 14

ripas

'ApobipiKTovs

to fiepvrjji?vos. ap?ranos,

^vXaTreooaxrav

2, 57,14

ela-?X?oi

at a door.

?p(j)lpiKTos,op, (?p(})iplywpi) mixed up. Theoph.

eiri?oXas.

reference

t&p

'ApobiboCrjo-ao-a nepl

crovs ap(j>iprjK is.

Method.

%
unbaptized ; opposed

APOST.

ris amaros

to weaken.

?fivbp?s,

used

ov, uninitiated,

dpvrjTos,

inner

apqbiprjKrjs,

?><r<?, to render

26,5

32,

X, 581 B. XI, 23 D.
Chron. 544, 21.

Basil.

?fivybaXrj.

Kal oi

arayrjvas,

?p(j>l?vpop,ov, to, (?vpa) curtain hanging

Chrys. VII, 796 B.

the

^LuCIAN.

?fivyb?Xrj.

5.

Conduct.

Ill, 477 A.

In

Polyb.

Particularly,

dfivybaXos,

rbv

nep?fjcrovo-ip.

o? ?aXXoires

Kal oi ?akkopres

npoo-ninropTttP.

?fivybaXrj,

12, 5. Athen.

Eccl.

apobi?okeis

anything.

almond,

amygdalum,

Sept.

?yKioTpop

eis top norapbp,

{jera, (?p(f>lbo?os)to doubt, to be in doubt about

?p<j>ibo?e<?,

apvyba

2, 39. Ammon. Moer.

2. The kernel of a peach-stone.
Geopon.

Kal crrep??ovo-i n?pres

o? ?Xteis,

2Tej/??ovo-?>

10,

et alibi.

otos,

Sept.

Greg.
quarter

et Thecl.

eis top ?pcfiobop.

to,

(ap(j>t(j) p??)

In

mathematical

Papp.

p. XVII.

Jer.

17,

Nyss.
a

of

27.

Apocr.

III, 466 D.
city,

?pqbobop.

11 'o b? e?pvpis ?panrj

APOPHTH.
that

Macar.

which

language,

is
a

1.
carried

revolving

171
ava?aTTTvCp)

afJ,<f)ot,oTiic?c

Tj, ov

?ficpoioriKos,
T?v

XVII
scribed

reXeio?v
a

by

?pc\>oiariK<?v,

ov,

IloXX?

avave

criv.

2. For

241.

6 2vv

rois

all,

in

?iravres,

both

Cer.

article.

iroXeviv

apcporepais

Porph.

plural.

Kal to

Cer.

ov,t 6, immaculatus,

In

undefiled.

because

in the Psalter,

the

in

some

called

?p?

in any

the

with

way,

tive.

See Introduction,
? 108,1.
?v for ??v, with the indicative or optative.
b? Kal

2 *Av

31,

en KaraXelirerai

tc?v, ris

tc?v

various

K?v

CONST.

kclv re?v?cri.

the genitive.

2, 10, 3

tovs

Zev?avres

rjv ?v?

emrepov

rerpaKio-x^Xiovs
Each

7r?ts b? biaKocriovs,

NT. Matt.
man

avrc?v

irap

with

Kal biaKocriovs
was

of which

PORPH.

Cer.

Xebs ?v? aravpbv

In Byzantine
Leg.

genitive.

bie?epxco?ai.

'Av?

?ir-

ire?ovs

composed

Eus.

Ovs

1,10

Ka? avTovs

ore?Xev?v? bvo bvo,Them also he sentforth

two.

13 TQv

of.

20, 9 "EXa?ov?v? brjv?piov,They received

a denarius.

173

eva, The

writers
Homer.
86

'Eiribibao-iv
king

!
'

Polyb.

2, 24,

gives

79

JAw

Aex?o-ocuoav

by two and

bc?bcKa btirXc?v bex?pcvoi.

irevrfjKovra
?v?

Mal.

Ke

To?s

rpiorlp

81

pikiapio-la>p.

54

'Ek tov

bia

105,

xPva"^P(UV*

20

430,

vlo?s

CONT.

peo-OKrjni(?

rvob?rjpai.

e'x?V

b? Kal ap? bvo,

THEOPH.

reo-crap?KOpra

12

?nox^epras
?l?pras

kap

epos.

21

21,

Apoc.

epos

papyaplrov,

'Ap?

emcrros

eis
several

Every

to cause

ava?l?afa,

30.

to ascend.

gate

t&p
was

Apophth.

ave?afo, in the same

Greek,

[Modern

Ibos,

r), stair,

to

Ex.

Sept.

step.
inl

ov, 6, step, degree.

?vo-iaorrjpiop
The

20,

26

Ovk

pov.
o? apa?aapol

plural

applied, (a) To the psalms 119 -133.

(b) To certain antiphonic troparia,

is

Sept.

forming part
Every mood (r?x?s) ?as its' ?pa
?aopol. The ?pa?aopol are divided into three portions
called ?prlqbo?pa.Those of the last mood, however,
of the Ritual.

are divided

aol

pe

e?o-?mva?p

ovai

iprjpiKo?s

tov

t&p obvp&p, Kvpie,

paralov

*Ayi?> npevpan
Kal vi&

apa?anrlfa,

bi? tovto

6 ?e?os no?os

?navarros

iyylperai,

K?crpoi

?ktos.
Kal vvp.

A??a,
\

pov

Kp??a).

the

biirXav

11

176

pi?s.

mrekine.

pa?ba>p

ava?rjcrrj iv ava?adplo-tv

To?s

one.

eKarbv btirXav.
440,

?p?

'Ep t& 6kl?ecr6al

it is found also with

nokkaKis

into four ?prlqbc?pa.As a

specimen we
the
first
give
aprlcjxopopof the apa?aapol of the first
' mood
(rjx?s irp&ros) :
i

?ir?-

to each

pi?s,

evl eK?oro? 6 ?aoi

a cross

opyvi?s

sense.]
Iava?aOpls,

av? rerrapas,

Xep?ovs

together, in fours.

quaternos, four

93

6,
Can.

Cont.

the accusative.

Al?oap rerpaneb?K

p ?pem?ep

f)p i?

Macar.

*Av? rrjv ?crriacriv.

for

with

2. Distributively,

Theoph.

138

opyvi?s

NT.

for

apa?afa

viro

APOST.

eVi em

pearl,

?pa?aopos,

'Az/? rrjs ?oTi?a-eas,

12

418,

avrovs

irpoaboKa

one

of

4, 8

12,

o-ip 6 nanlas

Adm.

?p? poplorparos

nvk&pc?p

rov

pi

Kal airoXoyrjoairo,

fi?v airavrrjcroi

readings.

?v?, prep, upon, with

every

toiovtovs,

avrc?v a?
yajieral,

?c?oiv

74

APOST.

Kal av

Karaifipovrjcrecr?ai.

?pxop?vc?v
1 K?v

17,

Ant.

JOSEPH.

X?yos
tovs

*Av odv fir) KOX??oipev

ire

Kal irpobieiXrjcpare

Karexco-?e

each party

(receptions)

ip r& tov Aavcriamv

nominative.

Polyb.

Porph.

Alb

pepibos

avro?s

arm.

r? peprj ip ravrrj rjj

In the following sentence it is constructed with the

opta

future

times

of

?paxloo-ip

114

?p?

biamo-lmp

?apeip

way,

?p?

pi?s

Upoaera^ep

begin

into three portions

?p?

on each

xpva"i?v

pounds

'Ep rots

box&P bexoprai

procession.

nk?ros

peprj?rjpai

stations.

or?Veis,
?v, adv.

?pc?fioi

It is divided

ning of it.

near

occurs

twenty

12

Kka?loap, five

many

'Ap? bvo rekovpr

the Rit

a name given to the 119th psalm, the longest

ual,

377,

?p? ?ao-ikimv.

avrov
the

this

tc?p eis prjKos

Kiocriv.

?ficporepois
the

ot?)

els

Theoph.

Sow

in

receive

Theoph.

ttjp vnoorao-ip,

9Av? noo-

108

*v?

^P0iK?s

X^Plv

n?o-av

?p? nepre

[iqb?pet]

Pallad.

461, 16.

312.

?papas,

the

by

V Ta*s

irapeox

284,

to each.

npoekevo-ei,

a, ov, both, preceded

264,

use

can

that

Sept. Jud. 3, 15.

avr?ts

bo?rjpai

etmo-i ml

kiTp&p
gold

be?ios)

(?fiqborepos,

his hands equally well.

Vit. Chrys. 57 C.
?fiqborepos,

de

magnitudes

Of

tov

kevo-as

p.

revolution.

complete

?fiqborepob??ios,

Papp.

revolving.

otoros)

(?fiipi,

riprj

Kal b??a
&a-nep narpl

aacapep

lo- , (?anrlfa)

rfj rpi?bi

np?nei

?pa

popoKparopla.

to rebaptize.

Jftc.

I,

19.

172avayicaios

apa?airrio-is

EUS.

7,

p. 325

5,

?am-tCovariv. Basil.
'Ava?airri?ei

Afr.

y?p

6, 15,

2 Tous

fievoi

?vaaravpov?ri

Kara

rbv
....

??v ?pco?ev ?amioTf

rbv

e?s,

r),

imo-fi?s.

Cod.

Afr.

ov,

ava?airncrpos,

6,

ovv

*Opo?

exovTa

?aimo-pa

CONST.

APOST.

avrols

bevr?pov
a

?k

avrbv

Avayewrj?rjvai
vbaros

E?
vban

?airrio-fia.)

ence
BASIL.

ascendalle.
rois

297

III,

? ovpavbs,

?yiois

be

?e?fjXois

A.

Alex.

Cyrill.

to baptism.

ye

?ebv narrjp

pera
o-as

I,

fjro?

Kal

to

tc?v

Eis

?vooiois

or Uopras.

SC. IlvXrjs

ovov

Kal ava?arrjv

?cjf

?v?pc?iroi

T?

PORPH.

Sept. Esai.

ava?arrjs, ov, 6, rider.

697

ava?acriov

KaprjXov.

22,

?aqbrjs

e?s

ava?aras, i), 6v, (ava?aivou)scansilis, that may be ascended.

Bell.

?jv ava?arbv

5, 5, 2 Tewapea-KaibeKa

Jud.

?irb tov

Trjv (vfirjv rrjv rbv

fi?v ?aofiols

ALEX.

ava?arbv

?prov

atpovo-av.

PORPH. Cer.

ava?Xvaravud, to gush forth,

Eus.

?eorrjTO?

yep?a?o*

?epro?P t&p

ava?Xv

IlaXai?v

DlD.

Hier.

ttjp
401

ALEX.

top

6, 14

p.

tov

inoirjo-apev

Clem.
Kal ?vayev

y?peo-tp

top re

re ip
napaKojj,

Catech.
eis

1, 2

ekev?epiov

'Eroip?raros
ttjs vio?eo-ias

B.

Ibid. 11,35

p. 6,13.

Ovt?s oh ev^xT

rjp&v cjrl t?} 6eoba>prjT<? pov

?bek(j)&v

scapulary,

Xeyofi?vrj

SuiD.
oKaXa.

O? ?payip&ampres,
Const.

o? ?payp&orai.

church,

?vayev

Apost.

the readers
2, 25,

of
12.

2. To study, to go to school, tobe a student. Mal.

avaXa?os*

Soz.

3,

14,

92,12.
a,

?paymlos,
a-KoXa.

to read.

apayip&a-KG),

6 eVt ?mrov ?v?ywv.

2. Scapular,
p. Ill, 33.

trapa Papuots

Homil.

vrja-ei.

ava?oXevs, ?os, 6 (ava?aXXcu)a groom who helps tomount.

838 A. App. I, 453, 54. Suid.
Plut.
I, 563 E.

3. Stirrup,

bap

o? ?anrt

regeneration.

b? ov npbs

rrjs nlorem

Rom. Homil.

Laud.

ar?vov.

'Ava?oXevs,

as

be

It is often used with reference to baptism. Const.

APOST. 8, 8, 1 *H nvevpariKr) apaycwrjcris. CLEM.

ava?i?ao-fios, ov, 6, (ava?i?afa) promotion.

711, 18.
'e? ?XrjKTOv Kal ?v?pxov

to

same

Kekeva??vres

(?payew?a)

Cyrill.

bi?

?vay?wrjcriv.

+?>pi.~]

1, fin.

fj,
19

554,

ip vnaKorj.

[MODERN

ava?Xvfa.

*Avayev

x?piros.

Rom.

ClEM.

vrjcriv <f>rjo\p, ?XX? nrp?s rbv ?lov

to to Xeiyjrb

GREEK, to ave?arb yfrwpi, is opposed

baptism,

?vayepp&pevot

em,

?pay?pprjo-is,

144 A

Cerul.

for

about

the

?vayep

paprvplois

21

HI,

are

who

qb ri?opepoi.

avTol

XpioTov

bi? rrjs ip r? ?anrlo-pari

Those

bi? rrjs ?yvo

pr) ?papTe?v X^p*^?

irp?rov.

leavened, as bread.

2. Raised,

BASIL.

7,

*E? vbaros

62

4,

apayewrj

Homil.

Kal ovrm
26

11,

C.

irekeiqvro.

candidates

*al

Rom.

?anricrorjvai,

?payevp&pevoi,

oi

Kal nvevparos

vbaros
Clem.

V.

2, 26, 1 o?ros

Apost.

?vayevprj?rjpai.

?e$.

tized,

bi

vp&v

Eus.

?payepp&pepos

??pevoi,

iirirovs.

26

11,

9E?p pr) ?vayepvrj?rjre

it is often used with refer

Const.

?qyecrip ?papri&v

Oi

21, 7 Elbov ava?aras

Kal ava?arrjv

?e?.

vlo?etria?.

vrj?ePTes brjkop?n

121.

Cer.

eis

vp?s

r?rrjs

to a place

up

leading

THEOPH.

Kara?aa-iov.

rrjs XaXKrjs,

*Ava?arai

stairs

(ava?aa-is)

?vayepvrj?els

vbaros.

o-&?optos
Ibid.

7, 8

?&pti.

'
ava?dirruris.

tov

bi?

?e?

'Avayep

Homil.

ROM.

ClEM.

?&o-av.

1, 3

1 Pet.

NT.

In ecclesiastical writers

ava?a

rebaptizing,

rjo-a, to regenerate.

3, 37.

C.

V.

Eus.

?v&yaios.

rjp?s eis ekniba

vrjaas

48.

Can.

ava?acrifiov

ov, to,

opposed

Const.

op, =

vrj?els

ava?aaiov,

JOSEPH.

?p?yeios,
?payepp?<?,

aari?es.

lim?is

33.

ireip

?amifav

Macar.

'Ett! tovtov [rod KaX

(?vafiairri?c?)

r) ?KKkrjcria

wpt?TorOKwv

?va?okibip for ava?okibiop, rb, (aya?aXko) bag. APOPHTH.

47 'E?tiVko

Kal ?vaipovcriv

Kvpiov

291, 74

ov, (ava?aais)

ava?ao-ifias,

aXrj?eiav

3, 39, 9

1, 55, 10.

t&p vAX?t ??> rrjv eis 9?r?kiap.

rr)v ava?okrjv

COD.

rjbrj?aima-oevTas.

eVe bevr?pov

irpc?TC?s Ter?Xfirjrai

ava?airncns,

I, 992 B

Epiph.

Ka?aipeia-?c?.

fiefivrjfievovs

bevr?pov. HlPPOL.

327

tovs

ava?okr), rjs, r), OSCent. POLYB.

?va

(prjoh,

(Compare Can. Apost.

irpeo-?vrepos

Xiorou]

a?periKovg,

296 D.

HI,

[E?i/optos]

Can. 27.

7TOS rj

tous

'Eireibr)

*
Ava?oXevs
EuST.

1406,

. ...
5.

Kal

r)

Kaiop,
Ka?a.

op, necessary.
necessary,

privy.

Substantively,
Leimon.

(a)
168

To
r?

?pay
?vay

173
avahoyr?

avay\v<f>apios

Ta ?vaymia,

(b)

Apocr.

aibola.

et Thecl.

Paul,

Act.

2. Valuable,

nokvrekrjs,

costly,

9E<?>?pearap b? Kal avrol

584

#c?XXtoTa

erepa

P?>/xa?ois ranos

r? yepvrjriK?

the genitals,

35.

ov

ottckio,
SuiD.

ep?a r) ?paymla

r?

eavr&p, ?kk9
nap?

Antioch.

io-?rjs.

?paykv(f>?pios,ov, ?, (?paykv(f)rj)worker
carver.

In the Christian church the ?vayvS>oraiform one of

the lower ecclesiastical orders. Can. Apost.
26, et
alibi. Const. Apost.
et
alibi.
Ignat.
8, 22, 1,

Cer.

Beori?piop,

?nOKeirai

low

in

also

relief,

106 B.

Macar.

STRAB.
ovTOi

roixot
Ta

17,

exovra

o~xoivo

?p?y\v(f}os, op, (ykixjx?) wrought in low relief.

Them.

Ta ?pyvp?

14

15,

r?

pipo-ovpia

ibrj.

NlC.

apaypa<j)ovo"i

avPTOjKus

picrpov
top

Homil.

?payp

To

12,

T?v

r? Kara

'E7t1 r& ?paypa>

?p?yp(?O-pa,

aros,

to,

(?payip&crKi?)

Hal.

I,

ApOST.
pov?ealais,

*Eot?>

nokvblbaKTOs,

9Ap? bvo

b? yepopept?P

^aXX?V?>. Cyrill.
Nyss. III, 466 C.

Thrax

Kal

Hier.

p erepos

6 kabs

r?

Catech.

that must
642,

v ip rais
2,

tis

?Kpoorixtci

1.

4,

16

1 Esdr.

ov,
8,

6,

be

read.

reader.
Kvplov.

34,

Greg.

11,

'Ek tou

123

Dion.

tov

Luc.

a
1,

'loparjX.
vp.1v eor?

biabrjparos
15,

26,

1 O?vov

?ytou

Tlap?vros

12, 62

rifiicyrarrj,

?vpara

....

manifestation,

"Ews

CONST.

?v?bci?is,

7 Ta

showing,

80

Kat

APOST.

5,

13 Me?9

Ka?9 rjv 6 Kvpios ?v?

eirotrjoaro.
coronation.

inauguration,
irap? rois

irXrj?eoiv

?roipa

?v?bei?iv.

the ?vabevbp?s vine.

rbv

?vabevbpirrjv

p?XXovros

POLYB.

KaXovfievov.

o-c?rrjpic?bovs ?airriofiaros

Kal tov

?vabei?em

rjp?pas

?vab?xco?ai

QuiN.

53

Tra?das apa

EUKHOL. p.
tovto

Kara

t? ?airriarfia. (See also ?vdboxos 2, ?V^opai2.)

?v?boois, ecos, i), digestion, as of food. Polyb.
3, 57, 8.
?vaboxb rjs, r), security, surety, bail, ?yyvrj. Polyb.
5,

one must

Sept.
PLUT.

SC.

vp&v,

?vayayevs

bexofi?vovs. THEOPH. CONT. 172, 22.

?vaypcaar?op,

lectorT
(?payip&vK<?)
9
tov
p?pov
Apayp&o-rrjp

188. 211, 14,

?vab?xopai, to become sponsor at baptism.

vtto

read,
?vayp&orrjs,

vfi

tov
biabrjfiaros
irpbs rrjv

(opeva

tov

tovs

186, 15.

of a shoe. Athen,

?vabevbpirrjs,ov, 6, from

57,

irions

vplv rrjs otKeias ?eorrjros

POLYB.

149.

Leimon.

legendus,

in Bekker.

irpbs

'H to?

ip rais

paKp?tivpos

?payp&o-paarip.

?paypayo-p?r

vpvovs,

^aXXeY?)

a, ov,

ip

Const.

Kal arnovb??

peker&p

nokvs

?l?kois,

aVayv?OTeos,

b? ?pc?tmKos,

Adm.

or

account

official

avaycsy?as.

NT.

rjv r) ?mcp?vios

Conj.

lectio, lesson.

language,

Kvpiam?s

Aa?ib

airov

read,

Apollon.

an

send

ecus, r), (?vabeUwfii)

bei?iv

479,16.
In ecclesiastical
2, 5, 3

4.

24,

is

which

b?

rovs

appearance.

Dion.

lecture.

'H

?Xavrcuv

?v?bei?is,

picrpc? xupivr**'
that

*ApT?

'O ?vayopev?els ?v rois ?vc?

or

give

2. The hind-quarter

?vayva>

Tjj yvpa?Ki
12

14,

birjyovpiprj.

pio-pbp

np?ypa
11

13,

birjyrjo-aro.

tov

eis ?aa-iXea

eWtV.

?vayp&pio-is.

recognition,
23

Bpcr*

'A^yopevo-e

JBrettanio a king.

'Ai/ayopeuWw

Porph.

Ephes.

ov, 6, (?vayva>pl?<o)

Rom.

CLEM.

67

aVay?yeus, ?ws, o, (?v?ya) one that leads up. Commonly,

that bywhich anything is drawn up, a rope. Ignat.

9Apaykv<j><?P blo-Kop.

?payp<?pio"pos,

to

report,

statement.

Macar.

relief

to invest one with regal

et alibi.

*napa

pv?ois

?eokoyovpepois

18

55,

s.

Xrj?e

?aoiXevs.

to

?v?yo?,

bi? t&p ?paykvtjx?P.

?paykv<t>a>(ykvcjx?), to carve in hw
106

CONST.

pepeaiv

inalpovs

(See

Porph.

king.

rrjs ?eias

Theoph.

power.

of

tov

Hence,

fuov. PORPH. Cer. 393

Cer.

Substantively, rb ?p?ykvobop,embossed work, work in

hw relief, ?vay\v<j>r). Clem. Alex.
657, 28 Tovs
yovi> t&p ?aarikemp

I, 1104 A.

raviwa els ?aoiXea, He proclaimed

582, 18.

bibopres

and

dignity

Porph.

aVayXvoj>a.

as

em, r?, coronation,

*
Aeovros
Avayopevois

410

?vayopevc?,toproclaim.

2,

12,

Epiph.

?vayivo?CTKQ?.)

Cer.

oi

exovo-ip

Ant.

JOSEPH.

ttjp ?pay\v(j>rjp

arrpenr?

b9

9Apaykv(j>?s

cib&kap.

pey?k&p

b? Kvp?ria

28

1,

12.

(interpol.)

?vay?pevoris,

?paykv(f>rj,rjs, rj, (?p?ykvqbos) embossed work, work in hw

relief.

Tov ?vayvo?orrjvtov KaXXur??vovs

695 E

2rpoi?ov.

Porph.

ripios.

Kal aVayfca?a.

I, 544 A.

r?

p?pia,

27,4.

174
avah?los

ov, o,fideiussor,

?vaboxos,

I, 965 D.

Plut.

avrov

673

II,

Porph.

966 C.
at baptism.

7.

620,
tc?v

rov

Tpix&v

yev?o?ai

ei&?apep

?v?boxov.

who

hair

iraib?s.

also

(See

to

r), an

Kar?bva-is.

vbaros

SEPT.

f-rjp?s ?v?bvcris

of persons

So
Apost.

19,

Sap.
yrjs

*Ek b?

; opposed

Const.

'Aw??Wts

rrjs orpareias,

the

from

?va?uyais

to come

?v

Epist.

40,

3, 44,

13,

38

to revive,
again,
'*
1, 27 Ava^o?irvprjo-arc?

IGNAT.

rb,

Ephes.

votive

(?vari?rjpi)

accursed

2. An
7,26

tovto

eorj &oirep

?efia

1, 8.

Gal.

22.

rrjs

683

ovv r) irions

ALEX.

Sept.

?v??rjpa.

2.

?on.

?v??eji?

(536),

EuAGR.

3,

crou, Kai ?v?

1 Cor.

NT.

1153

*Av??epxi,

curse,

eavrovs

1257

(536),

Za>op?.
POLYB.

aXX? /caltos

27,

iyyp?nrovs

Karap

p-rjre

NT.

Kal ofivveiv.
abayelv

firjre

Marc.
Act.
irielv

14,
23,

21

ecos ov

tov

a?pa

C.

Ovala.

DlD.

to

*Hp y?p

assassination.
e#c twos

avr&

xpopos

<rvp?ov
the time

pepvrjpcpos,

insensible

to any

10 M17 ovp ?paio-?rjr&pep

ov,

o,

avrov.

rrjs xPWr?rrjros

(?palo^ypros,

yp?<?a>)

obscene

Alex.

609 A.

12, 13, 1.

Polyb.
op, uncaused,
ews,

Ignat.

thing.

Did.

self-existent.

r),

(?pam?alp<?)

Polyb.

removal,

clearing,

as

5, 100, 6 Trjp ?pam?apo-ip tov

nr&paros.

71

'O b?

tov

?aaikea

?veXc?oiv

rjp?s akkop

Isocr.

'EkkrjpoiP

k. t. X.

ex^pas
Sept.

141 D
rrjs
Ps.

Tov be
npbs

top

103,

30

rrjs yrjs.

to regenerate.

rjp?s ip rfj acpeaei

rvnop,

Areop.

Kal rrjs

?paKcmipio-p?prjs.

rb np?aamop

Metaphorically,
?paKaiplaas

to denounce one as a heretic

t&p

n?kip

9AvamiPie?s

*Ave?ep?

avrov.

3. To anathematize,

r)cr<o, to be

*?pamipl?<?, to renew.

Sept.

plo-ovs
fiai.

tov

avaip?iCTCu karpe?a.

relating

apaipio-ipos

els

rjns

674

HI,

assassination.

of rubbish.

to per

Go

consecrate.

to devote,

610,12

apamoaparis,

?Koivc?vrjros.

?ir?paros,

Cont.

oWtios,

Theoph.

rrjs

*H apalpados

Trj npoo-ayopeprj

Theoph.

i writer.

rrjv ?v KaX

iAva??fmri

anathematized.

x**Plv

karpela,

Const.
?Y alp?r

iirirekeirai

BASIL.

atparos.

?vo-las

blood

The

?vala,

Kal rrjv pvamKrjv,

(?palpeo-is)

his

'Am

Kvplov ovp?okotp

apaioyyproypaobos,

16,

6, 23,

op,

Magnes.

'Av??epa avr?

ko? eis t? ?v??efia,

o-kotos

io-c?, (?v??epa)

rjp?aro ?va?efiari?eiv
Tiarav

III,
?pa?e

to the Uucharist.
2

avalpaKrov

380 A

?paio-?rjTeo),

18, 14. 21, 2. 3.

To

Theod.

?v??rjpa.

CH ?valpaKros

applied

XevTiK?Js ?l?kov

Deut.

Sept.

elsrbvoiKov

?beXvypa
....

Kaovire?aXev,

Hes.

?ya?cpari?c?,

Kara

aip?o-eap

Kal

TLerpov,
to an

?paipeo-ipos,

of

a curse.

Const.

*A7reX0e eis to

dition.

Num.

rpi?bos.

cr?vobov

xrjb?vi

avrrjp

?naai

CONST.

?pa?rjpariK?s,

5.

*H apalpados

intransitive.

Ava^amvpfja-avres

gift,

simply

thing,

ovk elooioeis

Kai

JtaXeiv

orap

anathematization.

et alibi.

mipoToprj?eio-&p

2e?r)pov,

Kal tov

ros avrov

et alibi.

life

Kal
tov

??varov

27, 28 U?v ?v??efia, o ?v ?va?fj.

Lev.

o? Xpioriapoi
yjrrj<?)op,

nenoirjmpep.

r), op, relating

2, 25,

koyiKrjv

'Ev ir?a-ais

?eov.

aros,

?v??efia,

POLYB.

to

rjplv.

?v aifian

?irb

avrov.

Ex.

Sept.

aV??eufts.

off,

avrov

o? Kkrjpi

<f>apep?p rois

147,

epayxos

less sacrifice,

a breaking up ones quarters,

?va?vyr), rjs, rj, (?va?cvywpi)

Rom.

yap

(?pa6eparl?<?)

op, bloodless.

apalpados,

ex

pedition.

CLEM.

ovt?

?kaon^rjpov

VI,

eyypa(f>op

APOST.

?va?c?irvp?c?,

6,

3 Mr) popop tos

15,

back, retreating, getting off, escape.

I, 490 D

marching

p.

crvpek?opTcs

n?ires

ripas.

2. A drawing

rais

T&p

?pa?rjpariKOs,

3,17.

Plut.

ov,

'O apa?epano-pbs

irpovqbearc?Tos

immersion.

384

7, 34,

apao-rfjo-apres

Alex.

pario-pbp

??ecopfj?rj.

baptized by

orrjkrj

Cyrill.

Kovpevfia,

water

the

from

emerging

tov

Kara

?pa?epanapos,

717

e?s,

S OCR.

....

fjpeis

OTrjo- pep.

of

Cer. 621, 16 'Av?boxoi

Porph.

?acriXiKov

the

receives

rpixoicovpla.)
?v?bva-is,

ip

o-nep

Tpix<?>v, He

avro?s

avpamkov?rjo-apras

ttjp

573 C Avfovs re ml

Alex.

Kol avTOP ?pe?ep?ncrap

NlC.

avrc?v

Alex.

?pe?eparlo-apep.

10.

the child at baptism.

tc?v

427, 21

Mal.

?airrioparos.

?xp?vrov

?iri?rjrovo-i

'Ep?

'Avaboxos

tov

?y?vero

Cer.

or blasphemer.

1233.

II,

tovs

2. Sponsor, godfather,
1Avaboxos

H al.

Dion.

surety.

?vaicaivi?a)

Barn.

t&p ?papri&p

'En-el ovp

rjp&p inolrjaep

175

avatcamapo?

Alex.

DlD.

renovation.

ov, 6, (?varnivifa)

?vaKaivia-p.os,

I?paKT?piaaa,

557 C, applied to baptism.

ov, rb,

?vaKafiirrrjpiov,

avaXoye?ov

inn.

deversorium,

(?vaK?pirrc?)

Eus.

round,
sartus

?vaKepapos,

condition, as a building.
NT.

comprehend.
?vaKeqbaXaiovrai.

Rom.

1, 10

Ephes.

yEv to?Y?>

to

Up,

t?>

X6y<a

AvaKecpaXaic?crao?ai

r?

?v Xpior?.

MAL.

448

r), (?p?,

166,

ov, 6,

(dpakap?apoo)

EUAGR.

ScitENS.

aros, rb, (KX?opa)piece of bread. TriOD.

?v?KXacrpja,

Kal nepiorekkovoTjs

POLYB.

nation.
oiXec?s.

28,

18,
8

10,

ov,

?v?KXiTos,

Ta

avr?

tov

r? vofii??peva

?a

seat,

couch,

ov,

?ovvfj?rjs

adv.

VlT.

Mid.

take off my

to un

2, Prooem.

iparic?v

Socr.
2.

bUrjv ?^?poec?s

I unbutton

my

10, 83, 1

pevos.

Tous

Xoibopovvras
5 KaX??> y?p

?vuKOnrav
to

middle

Kal

?vaKpep?vwpi,

?irb tc?v

(interpol.)

Tous

cling

awzKpepap?Vous

to.

?avrovs

C.

the
5,

avr

?v iricrrei.

16.

54,
the

up,

8, 33,

Tov

rjp?pa, the
17.

ascension

of

Iren.

1,

EUS.
opovs.

rrjs ?pakrjyj/em

'H

eoprrj rrjs

rjp?pas

2 Trjp ?p?krjyJAiP apyeiVcoaw,

labor

on

?p?koyetop,

to, =

SuiD.

2.

aov

?e& okomvr
to,

tov

apakrjtyem

5, 20, 2.

after

Let

ten

days

them

rest

them abstain

; Let

the Ascension,

akkaypa

Krrjo-opai nap?

ov,

feast.

Ascension-day.

church of
n, 538 C.

T& Kvplco pov

church

; On the tenth day after Ascen

from

Kr&pepos

But

rrjs opak^em,

servile

aros,

of the Lord's Ascension.

from

k?yiop.

of

eoprr),

?p?krjyfsip.

Ascension-day,

their work on theAscension

?p?kkaypa,

ovpapovs
43

3,

19,

the Ascension

Theod.

IGNAT.

ia-c?, (kti?c?) to rebuild, make anew, repair,

?vaKT?C<o,
Strab. 9, 2, 5. Joseph. Ant. 11, 4, 3.
j
to regenerate.
Ignat.
Trail. 8
Metaphorically,
5
AvaKrioaooe

eis tovs

3. The

?vaKpep?vwfiai,
5

Cer.

taken

being

Id. V.

b? b?m

sion.

??,

biaKpivo

?vaKOirrco-?ai

to

crarrjpos

SC. eoprrj or

Porph.

epo-apKop

APOST.

from

?v to> Kocrfiop.

?m?vpic?v

Ephes.

fi?v

POLYC.

r), the

Ascension,

Mera

avaKop?ouoafievos.

tov

*H ?pakrjyffipos

rj ?p?krjyjsipos,

Kvplov,The feast

Hence,

garment.

Geopon.

outer garment.

to the ascension

1, 17, p. 47, 20.

CONST.

?vaKOirrc?,to cut off, break off, shake off. Plut.

70

7, 26

apakrj\?ns.

1 Trjp

10,

irap?orrjoav.

yvjivbv

avaKOfi?oofiai,

309.

V,

irapa?arov

Kal ?s

avrbv,

?pvarrjp? ?pvrrjp?

Christ, ?p?kevais, ?pobos. NT. Luc. 9, 51.

Hence,

tov

Tc?v

474

avaKOfi?ovcriv
tovtc?v

HAL.

DlON.

ipyao-lap

4,16.

em,

dp?krjy?ns,

npaels

of the Saviour's Ascension.

Ascension,

irap?irrc?ais

Kal ?vaKoXov?os.

to unbutton.

(Kop,?6cu)

?ir?vrc?v

?on

2oXoiKiofi6s

?vaKoXov?os.

STEPH.

emXa?opevoi

of

c?o-a,

avaKop?aou,

p?aov

260

Kara rrjv oXrjv ovvra^iv

?vaKoXov?c?s,

dress.

p.

tovs

Kal rrjp

Kakvopra,

n?kip

ovp?okop

nepmkcKopepos

apakap?apovcrrjs

r?

?el

S OCR.

Christ.

The feast

Sext.

sequence.

wanting

(?KoXov?os)
10,

avr&p

ava?o

cO b? apaka?os

dp?krjyfnpos,op, (avakrj-tyis)relating

Sept.

2, 54, p.

scapulary,

scapular,
1221

nlorem

Substantively,

Gram.

Adv.

Diod.

laws.

avro?s napexovorjs.

2 Par.

Sept.

Cant. 3, 10.
oVaK?Xouoos,

of

popup.

?
?p?krjpnrrjp, rjpos, 6, (dpakap?ap<u)

Substan

?vaKXivrfjpiov.

iori

apepnobiorop

yiyveo?ai

upon.

leaning

for

(?vaKXivrj)

compilation
t&p n?kai&p

K&bi?)

ro?s wpois

rrjs eis Xpior?p

coro

kin?fs

?vaKXrjrrjpia

6 oravpoeib&s

els fjXiKiav eX?o?ariv, ?vaKXrjrrjpia.

t? ?vaxXiTov,

tively,

38,

V?yovev

orav

rois ?acriXeva'iv,

on

6, 9,

30.

kevs.

(?vaKaX?o?) festival

and

Polyb.

?paKVKkrjo-is.

?p?Koikos,op, (K&kop) short, curtailed.

apaka?os,

<ov, r?,

round

turning

'ApaK&b?Kevcris iy?pero

ioa, (?v?, Kecj)aXrj)to hold up one's head.

?vaKecfraXi?c?,
I May he
THEOPH. 279, 12 GeoToKe,pr) ?vaKeqbaXicrrj
be humbled !

?vaKXrjrrjpia,

(apaKVKk?a)

revolution,

em,

?paKcubUevo-is,

to sum

rj,

circuit,

?a

?pao-o-a,

empress,

queen,

11.

I?oXiTeio)?> avaKVKk(?o-is*

10

16,1, 7.

recapitulo,
13,

in a good

repaired,

Basilic.

c?ctc?, (KeqbaXaioc?)

?vaKeobaXatoc?,

ir?vra

tectus,

ecos,

apaKVKkao-is,

V. C. 4, 59.
ov, (K?papos)

rjs, r), (apoKTap)

crikio-o-a. AtTAL.

(?p?koyos,

Sept.

ip ?pakk?ypari
pa

at Jerusalem,

Reg.

24,

24

Kal ovk apolo-a

bcape?p.

apak?yco)

reading-desk,

'Ai>aXoye?o?>, ip S rl?eprai

r? ?i?kla.

ava~

176

apaXoj?ov
=
?vaX?ytov

?i?Xiov

Eupe

Thorn. EuangeL A, 15, 2

Apocr.
dVaXoye?op.
Keifievov?v

to) ?vaXoyio).

to.

THEOPH.

eKaorov
20

Cont.

?perrjs

oec?s

to

vo-a,

(f>ikocppovrjo~?p

rrjs

okcias

vos.

318,

to die.

life,

31

?pan?kala

Apocr.

Act.

et

400

?v

PetR.

6 emo-Komos nX?rw

'Av?Xvoev

?vafjLaprrja-ia, as,

r), (?vap?prrjros)

APOPHTH.

sinless

sin,

Deut

SEPT.

19

29,

to ?fiaprc?

; Opposed

"Iva

fir) avvairoX?oy

?vapapvKaopai

to

in

revolve

one's

mind.

Vit.

IloXX?

elirovr

?vapera?v

avrc?v.

Theoph.
169

543,15

'Avaficragv

b? r

'Avapera?v

time.

?vavala,

avr?v.

Porph.
iroX?

TovpKc?v ovva<j>??vTos

?vav?c?fia,
'

Porph.

rb,

(?vaveoc?)

EUS.

10,

p.

4,

476, 30.
?vave

nKos,

Ant.

r), ?v,

11,

to become

*avai>r)<?><o, rjyjfc?, (vtj^x?)

141

B.

To

Metaphorically,
Tabul.

fja-?iev,

aXX*

2 Tim.

2, 26

IGNAT.

"Orav

sober

83

^Q

come

to

Hermot.

LUC?AN.

Cebet.

serving

(?vave?

to renew.

y?p

I,

sober

a?cro?verai

senses.
on

ovk

vit

NT.
avrrjs
Karrja-Oiero Kal v?piCero.
*
K rrjs tov but?oXov
Avavrjtycdcriv
irayibos.

Smyrn.

eonv

9 EuXoy?V

Xoiirbv ?vavrjyftai.

Epist.

ad Mari.

Cassobol.

viro

*Qv e?xov ?vavrtpprjrov

orov rrjv airobei?iv.

adv.

?vavripprjT??Sy
Tuyx?vetv
?vavrX?o?,

ir?vrav
rjaa,

41,

(?vrX?

POLYB.

avavripprfros.

rev

23,

<?>iXavop?>ira>v?vavnpprjrc?s.
)

to pump

Up.

to rest.

'Yn?p

Mid.

?p?neipa,

as,

8,

ep nlarei

t&p

11

death,

with

23

ep

et

Const.

to

at

Xpior?)

be

Apost.

8,

berj?&pev.

8,

?bek(p&p

rjp&v

our brethren who are at

tov

Kolprjcris
POLYB.

trial.

send

the

to Rome.

up
ttjp

?panavaapepov.
7, 8 Trjp ?p?

26,

ships.

as

up,

9Apan?py?raPTOS

b?

evxrjPj oi tov nvpbs

expression
occurrence

Polyb.
29,

V&prjp.

eis V&prjp.

send

Act.

drilling, the training of soldiers. Polyb.

irep<f>6evTa>p eis

frequent

down.

Apocr.

?panavo-ajiepwp

to prove

ttXoiW,

to

?vanepn<o,

ANT.

rj, (ne?pa)

2. Drill,
10, 20, 6.

To

and

up

?panavo-av?ai,

apanavo-ap?pi?P

in Christ.

The
of

believers.

'Y?r?p t&p

?van?pneip

?vavT?pprjTos,ov, (prjr?s) incontrovertible, incontestable.

Polyb.
Ignat.
1,124 A.
6,7,7. 28,11, 4. Plut.

?KKkrjo-?as,

30.

to cause

neipav

irep?Kfi??rjs?vavrjcjx?v.

?vavrjyfai

to departed

Matt.

13,

rest

Plut.

again.

one's

Metaphorically,

berj?&pep,Let us pray for

Joseph.

9Avave<oTiK?s rmv irpor?p&v ?ya?&v.

4, 7

r), rest.

ea>s,

reference
Martyr.

to walk

obambulo,

(narco)

rest, said of departed believers.

Cers319.

renewal.

rrjs

I, 227, 23.

aV?Vavo-is,

?vanavc?,

exclamation.
aros,

rjca,

Cedr.

Ta ?vafiera^v

fiov Kal tc?v Har^ivaKirwv.

an

e?pai Kara ttjp

having left the church,

apa?are?,

v.

208 A

2. Among, between. Amphil.

Adm.

the mean

in

meanwhile,

'A?>a7r?XXaKT0V ovo-ap

36 B

Chrys.

Not

adv.

18

19,

Kal

npo<?>epea0ai.
ap?poia

npoobepopepa

To

4 B

IH,

(?>voriv.

5, 20, p. 239.

DexipP.

rjrnjpa.

?pan?kalo-apres.

Basil.

apop?las

(pvcriv

?popolm

Method.

?pan?XkaKTos,qp, (?VaXXaW?>)not having left. Pallad.

(prjpvK?opai),

(peraf-v),

Kal

to

back

?panakaio-apres.

reverse.

the

rrjp

r?

b? ravra

per?

versa,

Kara

ap?n?kip,

?fiap

rc?Xos rbv avafi?prrjrov.

?vafiera?v

vice

?popoia
ov, withoui

?vap?prrjros,

Eus.

2 Qvo-apres,

to come

of backsliders.

9EKnenr<?K?Tes

9Apa

rrjs x^PaSm

ipvparop

to Kara rrjp napamrjp

p?p

10

6, 6

27,

to recover,

; said

''AvanaXalaavra
Alex.

?p?nakip,

2.

Arsen.

Xos?

ck tipup

to repent

senses,

Polyb.

resipisco,

(n?kalc?),

ANC.

KVpic?.
sinlessness.

19, 26

Job.

Sept.

ravra.

to renew.

rrjs bia(f>opas

?aipopeprjs

one9s

this

depart

b?ppa pov

Metaphorically,

rrjs irpoaip?

?vaXoyc?s

to ?paprkovp

?pa?alpa>(?alp<?), to break open afresh, said of wounds.

avrrjs.

Matthaei

Martyr.

'AwiXoyws

peyaXoirpeirm

Kal evyeveias

?vaXvc?,

Kal

irpo?i?aoas

^?Xoqbpovrj?elaa

23

283,

to endure.

Metaphorically,
T?

in proportion

?vaXoy&s (?v?Xoyos)9adv. proportionately,

760.

Cer.

PORPH.

avanrXaapa

?v?panoi
icai aol

to

Martyr.

prayer.

avrov

11,

?panopnr),

(Compare
a

1, 7,

apfjv

12

l?okv?parop
apto.)
Polyc

Kal nkrjp

'Awi

15

cravTos ttjp

to nvp.
e*?rjy(rap
rrjv b??ajr

?panepnopep

is of

in the Ritual.

18, 4.
aros, to, (awx7rXaW?>)
form, figure, as of the
aV?VXaoTLia,

?panrjbv(?,doubtful for ?pambva.

Sept. Prov.

177 avaaicacpos

avaifkTjpoc?

DlOD.

body.
rois

2, 56

?vairX?o-fiaoi

2. That
Eus.

navras

tq?v

which

crts,

Et s

54

to fulfil,

rjo
Lev.

can

10

21,

12,

to Rome.

sending

up.

Alex.

Luc?an.

?va

Qrjo-avpc?v

up of treasure.

digging

30,

(Compare ?va

ir?fiiro?, avc?.)

re Kelrai

?v rais

7,

T?>

?vapyvpia,
Jur.

ovofia

Xa?elv

r) eXa?e

yrjo-ev,

*Oo~a

Ant.

?v?pyvpos;
orav ns

law-term.

yp?y?ras

Kal ovbapSs

?pyvpiov

Gloss.

eXa?ev

??fioXo

?v?pyvpos, ov, (?pyvpos) without silver. Hence, without

money.

Psell.

Debitum

non

no

O? aytot

tively,

who

Cer.

HorOL.

*Avapyvpc?v

Tcov

?yic?v
r?v

Kal Aafiiavov

festival
(Compare
Xeirpovs

NT.
Ka?api?ere,

and

Koo-pSs

Substan

Strab.

ad

Epist.

While

yet

an

without

?pap?pos,

Ignat.

"Apap?pa

infant,
Plut.

joints.

H,

1, 1, Argum.

?pappix?pai (?v?, paxla), to overflow.

11. Cedr. I, 674, 16.
eas,

?v?ppvo-is,

tov

Leo Gram.

deliverance.

r), (pvopai)

Kar?bvo-iP

Trjp

Method.

rjp&v eis

Kvplov

abrjp,

128,

372 B

Kal

nap?bo?op

t&p ep ob?op? mrexop?pc?p.

?papxos, op, (?pxq) having no beginning. Can. Apost.

Iren. 1, 2,1, applied to
49, applied to the Father.
the Deep (Bv?os) of the Gnostics.

disturber

ov, 6, (?vao-e'u?)

of

257 B.

the

public

DlD.

peace.

876 A.

Chal.

rj, fem.

as,

avaaeto-Tpia,

iAvapyvpc?v

of

PALLAD.

avao-eiorrjs.

different

SERIES.

paovs

Porph.

2.

Kal ?avfia
31

T<5i>

?yfr

Vit.

(write

to

Polyb.

damn,

an

curse,

640,

12

Kai

TovTO ?Kovo-apres

from

whose

682,

14

Tov

Xaov

23

eK?aXXere.

(See

utterly
re

1, 6 Tovs

term.

Const.

Ta oor?a t&p MavixaiW/

9Apao-Ka(f)fj
the bones of the Manichceans ! Theoph.

Kocrp?

?epairevere,

extirpate,
16,

imprecatory

Avapyvpc?v

baifiovia

b?

1148 D

15

ml

Ignat.

'Av?oTcaXoi/

aov?).
to

up,

dig

to the
ground.

356,

of November.

Ignat.

koyicrpop

'Ic??vvov.

those

?epekloDP apeamyjfe.

To

(536),
Curse

top

, (o-mnro))

raze
K

Epist.

o~ov

examine.

out,

ad

Kal

'Ao-?cvovvras

?yeipere,

?pao-mnTC?,

to seek

(o-Kakka)

Cassobol.

The most

Jan.

Kvpov
v

on the first
10,

, aka,

Mariae

destroy,

?yic?v

Kal Aafiiavov.

apao-Kakk

physicians,

Aaf?iav?s.

1 Tc?v

Nov.

veKpovs

NEW

services.

for their cures.

?v P&fiy,

Matt.

?v?pyvpov,

itinerant

Kal ?avfiarovpy

is celebrated

VOL. VII.

certain

Kocrp?

Kal ?avfiarovpyc?v

?yic?v
Jul.

16.

559,

rovpyc?v

are

of

t&v koyio-ji&v
his

for

'Av?pyvpoi,

them

of

Xp?os

pecunia.

pay

charged nothing

ancient

100

Leg.

Syn.
numerata

2. Receiving

994 E

Chrys. 14 E.

n.

p?pos

"Apap?pov

?pap?p&rm (?p?poa>),adv. without connection, distortedly.

?vao-eiorrjs,
Kai

oiKeto^eipcos

Cassobol.

?p?pxas, adv. of apapxos. METHOD.

ALEX. 332 B 'Av?pxm irex?rj.

irpoo-ayopevovoi

avapa?axrjv

?pxicp?a.

X?yerai

fAvapyvpia

ofioXoyrjoas

10,

Joseph.

high-priest.
ov

r), the being

as,

1,

ypa<j>a1s avairrvao'eiv.

?p^iepet,

to
OTjfiaivei b?

Iren.

expound.

ov, 6, the Jewish

avapa?axjjs,
3,

explain,

confusedly,

?p?ppvo-iP

to

?vairrvo-crc?,

416

I,

2repaypovs ?p?p?povs. H,

(?>?eyyopcpos,

adv.

?akkovo-ap,

'Ava

POLYB.

Plut.

611 B To?s b? XPWTO?S?p?p?pm Kal o-vyKexupipm im

29, 4, 5

Polyb.

3,

o 'AeVios
b? Ip
?pia?ov
larpiKrj

rrjp ?epanelap.)

738 A

Mari.

?p?p?pm,

?Xaicp.

that

defence,

rrjv ?fiapriav.

rjs, r), (?vair?fiirc?)

irofiir?s,A

?v

PhiLOSTORG.

?p?p?povs.

(Tx^bbp en

to make.

?vaireiroirjfi?vrj

without

1,

'lepep?ou.

simply

inarticulate.

Ignat.

rb tyevbos.

iroXoyrjrov yiyverai

10,

up,

inexcusable.

?vairoXoyrjrov

?vairopirrj,

Kvpiov ?v or? fian

Bvcria

(10)

1 Esdr.

Sept.

beop?pois

op,

bore.

pe?v

fAptorev(ov

rois

?k?kaypop.
$a>v?s

to make

(iroi?c?)

be defended,

9,

tov

ov, (?iroXoy?ofiai)

TLoiovvres

Barn.

accomplish.

ovvreXeia.

pr) fiaros

6, 40

?vairoXoyrjTos,

not

napeix^

ir?orav ?vroXrjv.

<os, r),fulfilment,

?vairXrjpc?oiv

?vairoi?c?,
Sept.

fabrication.

forgery,

?pap?pos,

'Ai/aH-X^poure

29

15, p. 498,

is forged,

ika?ere,

A<ope?p

oc?p?rav.

?vairXrjpoc?,adimpleo,

?vairXrjp

ivai

irapairXrjo?ovs

25.

3,

21

fi?v y?p

fApeo-Kayfrap

tov

naprbs

?p?a-Ka<f>os, ov,

oi kaol

Kal tov

epnrvopros avrop. Cedr.

also

ep

vnapxop

?eaplca.

ycpe?kiaKy
?peo-mtyap

brjpov

avrov.

apao-mnropros

I, 775, 21.

783,

10.

?p?o-m<f>os.)
(?pao-mnro))

damned,

accursed,

an

impre

178

avaao?rj

Word.

catory

700

ChRON.

<f>ovfivrjfirjs,
Of Theophanes
729

c0 ?eopicrrjros

1036

Tbv

482.

tov

Beotfxivovs

rrjs ?vaoKa

blasted be his memory!

Kal

?v?oKaobos

?v?oKaqbov

MaaaXfxav.

NlC.

Xocrp?rjs.
THEOPH.

II,

CONT.

rjs,

T?yovev

dissension,

rj, (avaoo?eoj)

be avaoo?rj
ov,

?vaor?o-ipos,

(av?arao-is)

resurrection of Christ.
?vaor?cripov

530

THEOPH.

avrc?v.

p?crov

'H

or

belonging

Const.

to the

relating

7, 36, 1 Tr)v

Apost.

?oprrjv iravrjyvpi?ovres

the

rfj Kvpiaxfj,

OV

fjp?pa,

r) ?vacrr?crtpos,

simply

(a)

The day of the resurrection of Christ, that is, Sun

day. Apost. Const. 2, 59, 2 'ev t$ tov Kvpiov ?\a
rj} KVpiaKjj, SC rjp?pa.

oraoipc?
tov

Kvpiov

Epiph.

Const.

Apost.

Xptorou

5,

KvpiaKrjv

17,

Trjs

Trjv

qbap?v.

tov

Kvpiov

?vacrracripov

Hi,

Sunday.
*irj<rov

fip&v

698

CHRON.

?yias

?vaor?oipov

BASIL.

(b) Easter

2 Trjv

rjfi?pav.

66

QuiN.

7, 30

1105 D.

I,

?vaor?oipov

cripos.
?eov

rrjv

fjfi?pav,

56 B.

CH ?vaor?
tov

Xpiorov

rjp??v rjpepas.

in the

?vaor?oipov,

?vaor?o-ipos,

Ritual,

modulus

of Christ.

relating to the resurrection

Kav?iv

NT.

of the body.

Matt.

before

fourth

century
Christian era.

tovs
?Jwjcr?

....

Tawra

?v?ponrovs

b? ko? Evbrjpos

Kal eoeo?ai

6 Podios

2. The church of the Resurrection

Theod.
II, 538.
?v?oT ipos, ov, (oTtlpa) with
POLYB.
?vaorrjkc?o-is,
ture.

NlC.

16,

3, 8

'Avuoreipov

eons, r) (?vaorrjX?c?)
H,

1033 E

t?}* veas
a

an

up

1, 24, 4, et alibi.
to associate

Thrax

with.

Barn.

?kk?

19
btmlc?v

pera

641, 17 Ovk

in Bekker.

conduct.

rjs, r), conversation,

dvaorpo<f)f),

3.

Neocaes.

2, 37,4.

Const.

10.

Sard.

Apost.

Afr.

Cod.

Can.

8.

?moxf>?krjs,es, (?oxf>?krjs)unsafe, insecure, ovk or pr)

?crcp?krjs. DlD. ALEX. 708 B Ala to avaa?pakes t&v
ir&p,

substantively.
V(?

to

7rp?s rrj nokei

em,

?p?rao-is,

to

(o-wpevca),

x^*X?f

Hence,

rov x?os
a

8 Trjp eis v^os

'AvaTOTiic?s

10,

r) rrjs oijs ?var?o-em

30,

4, 2

rrjs ovyKkrjrov.

Plut.

62 A

II,

rb a&pa.

3. In grammar,

elevation of the voice, used with

acute

the
Kara

accent.

aparaaiv

Dion.

^?revbeis

Thrax

in

iv rrj o?et'a.
Polyb.

menacing.

(?pareipa)

jcal

up.

lifting

8, 15, 3.

4, 4, 7 Nop?fas

Polyb.

abstemiousness.

Mr) KOKOvv?var?o~ei

r), op,

up,

opyrjv Kal rrjv ?v?racriv

2. Abstinence,

?parariKOSy

'EttI

avaa-apevopApov.

5, 44, 3.

menace.

rjp?v, e(f>rj, o-ov peketv,

avrovs

35,

?p?raariv.

Metaphorically,

Trjv npbs

8,

stretching

Polyb.

elevation.

POLYB.

up.

heap

r), (?parelp<u)

apud

5, 43,

elo~<j>ep<?P intarok?s

Hap?

rov

?acrikem.
?parariK&s,
4,

as a ship.

o?orjs.

?varrjK(?

'H twv o-fWTc?v ik6v(?v ?vaorfjXc?o-is.

thaw.

of

adv.

?parariK?s,

tois

&pikrjo-e
(rrjK ),
POLYB.

Polyb.

menacingly.

ovp avrov

'O/itXoviTOs

vneprjabavm
niKp&s

as of

break

?paoTpeqbovrai.

to

iorope?.]

up,

rovrov.

rp?irov

to

avaorpaabrjoy.

Kara b?pop. Dion.

pic

setting

tov

Kokkrj?fjarrj ?k ^rt>x5s M61"0 v^tyX?*,

630

at Jerusalem.

a high prow,

up

breaking

T?s ?* ?k rrjs

6, 40,1

noiovvrai

(dvaoTp?(?>u>),

reference

a?av?

Polyb.

Polyb.

BEKKER.

os Kai ava?icuoeooai

the

rj, (?paarparonebevai)

evo~a>, (orparonebevc?)

of the

et Eudemus
. ...

1, 9 Be?irofiiros

LaERT.

Kara tovs M?yous

tous

the commencement

Theopompus

iwi rrjv

?worpcaW, to invert, said of prepositions when they

come after the word they govern ; as b?pov Kara for

relating

Clem. Rom. Epist. 1,26.

22,23,
the resurrection of the body was
[The doctrine of
ancient
the
Magi at least as early as the
taught by

DlOG.

?vaorpe<j>opai

5.

et alibi. Barn.

Eus.

transform.

ovo"lav.

?vaorparonebelas

encampment

y?p

r), the resurrection

eos,

as,

napep?okijs

13,
a Kav?v

in the Ritual,

to the resurrection of Christ,

dv?araoris,

?qb?aprov

?vao-(?p

E?ayycXiop ?vaor?oipov, in the RITUAL, The Gospel

of the day relating to the resurrection of Christ.
Tpon?piov

Kal ?yyekiKrjv

?vaorparonebeia,

Ovb?

festival

change,

V. C. 3, 46 'ApeoToixctovTO
yovv avrfjfoxfi

Kal raneiv&v

?vacrr?cripos

to

(crroixei?o),

?vaoTparonebevcu,

the resurrection.

of

?vaoToixei?c?

of an encampment.

(See also ?vamocam?2.)

avaoro?rj,

?varrjKt?

rare

Meco^yiois.

22,

17,

4,

Kal paka

?varariK&s

'AvarariK&s

Kal

tois npecr?evrats.
to melt
2,

16,

up.

Mid.

aparrjKopai,

9 T&v ?varrjKopevt?v

to melt,

x>>op<?p.

179

avarway/jLos

ov,

avarivayp?s,

down.

o,

rjs, r), the east,

in the plural,
tov

oucov

Kat

57,3

rerpapp?vos,
Kat

4, et alibi.

tovto

fiera

?varoX?s

its

?iravres

?irl r?v

56 A

rjfi?s yp?ppa

2.

east.

2, 57,

10

Kai

eV

t?>

irolov

irpoa-evxrjv

navres

?e?,

54 E T? 7rp?s

Ill,

?biba?cv

Kara ?varoX?s

fi?v op?pev

eastern

the

2, 8

the world.

of

parts

varev 6 ?ebs
*E<f>vT

?v

irap?beioov

Sept.

9Eb?p,

Kara

the eastern parts of the world with

Particularly,
reference to Rome or to Constantinople (asWestern
Clem. Rom. Epist. 1, 5 *Ev re rrj ?varoXy
Asia).
Kal ?v rrj bvoet. Eus. 4, 26, p. 191, 16. AtHAN. I,
182 E. Epiph. 391 C.
r), ?v,

oVaroXiKos?

avaroXiKo?s

toIs

to

reference

Clem. Rom.

rovrioriv

t?Vois,

with

eastern,

(?varoXrj)

Rome, or to Constantinople.

7repl rrjv 'Apa?tav.

Ta

SC. rpoirapia,

'AvaToXiKa,

given

to

certain

in

the

the

troparia,

RlTUAL,

of

authorship

is attributed to Anatolius, a disciple of Theo

dorus Studites.
Jul. 3.)
(See also Horol.

which

?varuXio-cro),

if a>, (ruXiW?)

to unwind.
CLEM.
yev?fieva.
?va(f>?Xavbos

Act. Pet.
?va<p?\avTos,

LUC?AN.
or

Nigr.

avaobaXavb?s

et Paul.

back,

'AvaruXt&apev

r? ?ir

?pXrjs

7.

?anrlCeiv,

r?o*vx?>ff *a%i^Tav

==

?va<f>?XavTos.

APOCR.

2,
top

evkoye?p

p?p

ava(f)?Xas,

ipaXa

13, 41.
t?,

bald

Sept.

Lev.

evxapiariav
bib?o-Keiv,

npeo-?vrepop

rbv ka?p.

2 "Aprop

ANC.

At the time of the divine oblation. Const.

?pa(f>op?s,
Apost.
2, 59, 2 Gvo-ias ?pafyop?,The oblation of the
8, 11, 5 Koto rbv
sacrifice ; The holy Eucharist.
*H ?yla

Jacob, p. 73

Liturg.

?pa<f>op?.

2. Relatio,

Ephes.

memorial, petition.

9Apa<f>op? NeoTop?ov

Kal t&p

tovs ?ao-ikeas.

AfR.

COD.

crvv avr&
47

Can.

npo?vpm elab?fra?e. ANTEC.

632 C.

1093 C

im&KOnoap npbs

Trjv ?va(f)op?v

1, 2, 6.

rjp&p

CONST. Ill,

an official statement of facts. Apocr.

3. Report,

titul.

Pil?t,

Epist. 86 D?

*Ava<f>op??iXarov.

90 C?

Porph.

Cyrill.

Adm.

Alex.

211, 15.

222,

7.230.

4. Mention,
?m,

?pa(j>opevs9

140 C.

Cerul.

naming.
o, =

?p?fyopop.

Ex.

Sept.

14.

25,

r),?p, (?pa<j>?p<?)
relative, as applied to certain
apa<f>opiK?s,
in Bek
pronouns and pronominals. Dion. Thrax
KER.

12.

636,

(See

also

?pranoboriKos,

bencriK?s,

opouo

pariK?s.)

Epiph.

?VaoW?s, Ibos, r), (qb&s) skylight.

*Av(??ev

?k t&p bcop?rc?v r?s Kakovpevas

Mrj nporepop

Afr.

Can.

?Vax<?pr?o~is,
forehead.

KvpuzKov o*w

2 Trjp

58,

?^V V X^V9

?paobop?,as, r), offering, oblation, with reference to the

3 T& mip& rrjs ?elas
Can. Apost.
holy Eucharist.

top
em,

?pax^iporoprjo-is,
?va<j>?Xavbos,

eavrrjp tov

m?9

navrbs

r)norrjptop?pa<j)?peip. (See also ?va(j>op?1.)

2. To mention. Petr. Ant. 14Q.B.
147 A.

?vax?k?a> (x?k?a),

9. '

ov, bald-headed,

otos,

or wind

to roll

to recall and consider.

1, 31

EPIST.

Kp?s. Sept. Lev.

ava(^aX?vra>pa,

revolvo,

Metaphorically,

ROM.

13, 42.

3, 20,

?vaCHpeiv,

Anaph.

3, 29 Ta ?varoXiK?hipara.
Substantively.
(a) O? ?varoXiKoi,The people of the
Eus. V. C. 2, 55. Athan.
East.
1,176 D.
(b)

?iparos.

2 Movov

ear&ros

r) ?vala

'O

ApOST.

CONST.

avrrjv.

yiv?cr?a

eK?orrj r??is

Kal tov nplov

aVo?o-ai.

1, 25 'Ev

Ad Autol.

Theophil.

name

b? ravra

Kal npoo-evxopepov

kaov

paros

avrr?v

?va(p(p<?v

6, 26

Lev.

Sept.

eberai

11.

I, 691,

oblation.

mipbv rrjs apocopas. Apocr.

?varoX?s.

Tots

as an

offer,

perakap?apirfu

?varoX?s

irpooev??o-?c?oav

rrjv

2,

CEDR.

?va(j>akavT0S.

14 MeTO

2, 57,
tov

irpoo-tvx^v.

The East,

Gen.

Kara

rerp?qy?at

Apost.
kot

??avaor?vres

looking towards the east. Basil.

?varoX?s

to
o

iepevs

Kara avaro

?mjirjKrjs
to the

....

Karavorjoavres

commonly
1 Trjv irvXrjv

11,

Const.

eora

altar-part

ovpcfxi>v(?s

sunrise,

Ez.

rrjv ?Xeirovo-av

irpc?Tov p?v 6 oikos

with

of

Sept.

Kvpiov rrjv Kar?vavn,

2,14,

o, =

?va(f)?kas,
?paobepv,

the quarter

a? ?varoXai

X?s. Polyb.

and

up

brandishing

2, 10.

Sept. Nah.

?varoXfj,

(avanvaaro-cu)

?vaywprjGis

Scitens.

to relax,
beapbp

loosen.

ip ra?s xp

r), (xeipoTovcn)

""s

II, 161 C

?vac/xarlbas

Polyb.

?v?ytjev.

6, 23,11

?pax?kao-?rjpai.

reordination.

COD.

48.
ea>s, r), the

being

an

?paxo?prjrrjs.

in Cotelerius's Ecclesiae

menta, Vol. IH, p. 79 B.

EUAGR.

Graecae Monu

180
?ve/nrj

ava%<[?prirri<:

et alibi.

EUAGR. SciTENS. 1224 A To?s pev ?Va*?

o? baipoves

prjrals

B.

?ekrjT&s. DlD. ALEX. 285 B Oekrjr&s o ?ebs ???poros

I, 291 B

EPIPH.

anchorite.

?vax<?prjTTjs, ov, 6, (?vax<op???)

yvjxvol

5, 3.

Novell.

1288 C

H,

1605

EPHES.

irpocnraXaiovo-t.

Nie.

avaxvprjTiKOs,
41

QuiN.

?peipi,

'Avax&prjTiKrj biaywyr).
to retract,

?vity?fis, e?s, r),respite.

avbpa?arai, oi, andrabatae
rjooj,

?vbpaya??c?,

(?vrjp,

?ya?os)

be

or

lyb.

3, as a various

1, 45,

prove

brave

yrjra

Po

ov,

APOST.

9, 1

1,

also

(See

, SC.

In

(b)
avbpes

?vbpoprjKov,

ov,

avbp?yvva,

plural,

EPIPH.

Kal yvvaUes.
rb,

(?vrjp,

131

I,

Vit.

*?vbp?iropvos,
Theopompus
apcyKar?a,

b?.
o,

rjoa,

(?v?,

Karairvyc?v.

pathicus,

ir?pvos)

Polyb.

54

to

rip

open

'AveyKaVi/o-ev

the

bowels,

eavrbv,

as,

r), (??eXc?) no-will,

?ebs

kal ir?orjs

adv.

Tov

1,

14,
Kal

?pprjrovs

DlOD.

failing.

not

36

1,

out.

gone

having
avrov

orvp?povop

(?K<fn?>ve<o)

. THEOD

ev?ela

rrjv boriKrjv

tov

OS. 978

not

Kal

Me

aveK<j>o?TTjTOP

?peker)pa>p,

op,

letter,

yeviKrj io-oovkka?ovou

eis I ?veKfp&vrjrov

exet

(e'kerjpwp)

as

pronounced,

Il?Va

rj pel?opos

tfx?vrjepTos rrjs ev?elas,

against

one's

eos,

aVeXevo-is,

t?}
pera

krjyova-av

?pTiorolxov.
cruel.

merciless,

; opposed

unwillingness

irporepevei

Sept.

Pro

v.

rrjs bo?rjs
own

will;

adv.

?pekevcrip

ttjp

unceasingly,

Rom.

?vekmo-ros,
Apekniare

o vi?s.

opposed

1, 26

?vobos,

ascension,

MeT?

tov

?pakrjyjns.
Xpiorov

eis

Homil.

unfailingly.

perpetually,
3,

35

9Ave\km&s

?pvovo-iv

ai

Apophth.

Gelas.

reel.

Apophth.

nrjya?.

o re
yewrjoas
avrov

rj, (ekevo-is)

Apol.

Clem.

?vvoias

Kal irarrjp, r? re ?iravyacrfia

?ve?\XrjT(?s,

never

(iKoboiraa)

silent.

?pekkm&s,

to ??Xrjois. DlD. ALEX. 281 C Ti}s ?eXrjoc s y?p Kal

Tfls ?ve??Xrja-ias

rjp.

tovtcotip

eipai,

ovpav?p.

He

own bowels.
ripped open his
?ve?eXrjaia,

IREN.

?plrjcrip ?veKkeinrov.

eis rapixclap

356

JUST.

8,11,12.

iyKara)

LeimON.

?vcvrepifa.

IGNAT.

?peKk?krjTO.

5,9.

(?vrjp,

apud

inex

unutterable,

1, 8 Xap?

avrovs

1, 4.

Diod.

unspeakable,

(?Kke?n<?)

?vcKqb&vrjTos, o?,

ov, (?vrjp, itXovtos) rich in husbands, having

ov6*p?VXovTos,
Vit. Chrys. 14 E X?jpai
Pallad.
husbands.
many

ov,

9AveKbirj
r) ay?nrj,

?v?yei

vi?p.

avdp?VXovnH

o*

eis

Tg oWk&mj

1, 20

Epist.

vyjros,

as a book.

?qb&povs

op,

thod.

women,

height.

T?

avrov ?peKk?krjrop
(?)&s

?p K<f>oirrjTos, op,

Sab. 358 A.

pev,

to

?peKkeinros,

C.

a man's

firjKos)

and

Rom.

1 Pet.

To

19

I?krj?os

men

unutterable,

2 Cor. 9,15

?peKk?krjrovs.

?oXavelov.)

man and wife ;

2. Substantively.
(a) To ?vbp?yvvov,
a married couple. Damasc. I, 617 D.
the

1, 49

NT.

pressible.

5 Ai?

bathe with men.

woman

bape?.

op, (?Kkakea>)

?peKk?krjTos,

Const.

fir) Xov?o?

iriarr)

yvvr)

'AvSpoyuvov

a Christian
XouTp?v,Let not

mreipi,

?aopos,

indescribable,

Clem.

op, unpublished,

Ephes.

av?poyuvos,

also

?nb

crvyy?peia

opeKbiTjyrjr?p iorip.

166.
women.

np?nan

so on. ANTEC.

Kari?pTcap

(See

(iKbirjyiopai)

Kplpara.

?pUboros,

and

op,

avrov

yrjrep

reading.

to men

Kal

p?pprj,

and

?nop?pprj,

?piopTt?P

unspeakable, ?btrjyrjros. NT.

ov, 6, (?vrjp,?beXabos)levir, husband's brother,

?vbp?beXa)>os,
barjp, ?vbpbs ?beX(j>6s. THEOPH. 703, 10. COMN. I,
common

prjrrjp,

?aopjov.

?pxcrai

?peKbirjyrjros,

1, 45, 3.

Polyb.

t&p

the ascending

crvyyeve?s,
n?nnos

ffX?yios.)

157, 18.

? Lyd.

3, 71,10, et alibi.
?vbpay??rjpa, aros, rb, (?vbpaya??t?)brave conduct.
man.

is, narrjp
?nonamros

*H p?p

np&rov

?vayftrjXa<j)?rai.

8, 15.

Sept. Ex.

to

3, 6

?v kovctiXlc?

airia

ovk

?tre tyevbrjs,

e?re ?Xrj?rjs ?ornv,

revoke.

se.

O? ?Wires,

that

to any

likened

be

et Thecl. p. 62.

Act. Paul,

to ascend.

relations,

cannot

that

(e?Kafe?)

nos npop?pprj,

1, 6, 6 "Aira!; b? ??v r) etXoyos

Xex?jj,

5.

Gelas.

r) ?ve?ekrjras

Apocr.

*Avax?>prjTr)s thing.

Apophth.

?va*frrjXa<fi?a>, rjcrc?, (yfrrjXacp?o?) retracto,

AnteC.

op,

?peimoros,

T&v KOopiKC?v (ppovribc?v.

i), ?v, anchoretical.

Kal ?ya?bs,

iorip

?veprj,
to

op,

(ikni?a)

t&p

ap?p&ncap.

rjs, rj, (?vepos)

Macar.

desperate.

3 ^rpioberai

windle,

a kind

&s ?v?prj.

of

ave pos,

tva

rbv

?roipc?s

ToureoTt
oqb?aXpols

aveuov

KaT

tc?v

r? Xenr?

ras

btaKaiovcri

vos.

?pir?X

rr)v ?xvrjv,

?vepoi

y?p

Kara

2, 2 Mr)

12,

?Xc?vic?v Keip?vc?v, Iva fir) viro rrjs ?xvrjs

tc?v

?vepov

r? cftvr?.

(fi?eiprjrai

done

?vepocf>?opia,as, rj, (?vepocfr?opos)damage

wind.
Sept. Deut. 28, 22.

5, 31,

Kopas.

by the

Sept.

Gen.

41,

?vepoqb?opoi. Pallad.
?vepo(j>?6povs

Vit.

Kat

Xenroi

ora^ves

56 E

Chrys.

?yc?v x^porovias,

9Eirl ras

Luc?an.

SCYL.

avevooi?orws,

adv.

of

avrov

bibaoKaXias
ov,

?veworjros,

?vevbolaoros,

2, 11

Tots

not

11,

1,

5.

imperitus, unacquainted with, ignorant

pr)

understanding,

yAvevvorjToi tc?v toiovtc?v.

DlOD.

?vevvorjToi.

evvo&v.

1,

Polyb.

2, 35,

8, 3 n?vrav

11,

?"

Tpo(f>r}s

rjoav

rjp?pov

rovrov

iravr?X&s

?vevvorjrovs.

avevrepif?),

loa,

Kar?c?.

MAL.

....

) untroubled,

undisturbed.

evrepov)

115,

16

to

rip

the bowels,

Open

"Ovriva

Kparrjoas

Sept.

K?prjs

ov,

Job.

5,

Athan.

poor.

aveTrayyeXTos,
without

ov,

formal
4,

inexpressible.

(e'ftxvtaf?))

unsearchable,

inscrutable.

"9.

I, 351 C.

380 D.

(?irayy?XXoa

declaration,

16, 4 TLoX?povs

not
as war,

?veirayy?Xrovs

secure

Po

imperceptibly.

33,

of subsistence,

?KrjpvKros.

9E(f>rjKe biapn??eip

bovs

nokepias

1, 23

2,

t&p

ras

popi?eip

on it.

P(?pal(?V

apemyp?<f>ovs.

b? Kal
?pemyp?obovs

Tip?s

Basil.

Kake?,

113 D, without a super

IH,
=

op, Doric,

aVe7riK?)XvT?>s, adv.

511 A.

?NSCR.

?penlypa<f)os.

as,

?vempi?la,

without

apeniK&kvros,

hinderance.

16,

want

r), (?venlpiKros)
12

29,

Trjv

intercourse.

of
t&p

?pempi?lap

Po

i?p&p, The

want

of intercourse with the nations.

op,

?peniporjTos,
of.
k&s

DlOD.

(impoe
2, 59

not

with,

acquainted
....

T&p b? aXXov

ignorant
napre

?venip?rjToi

elm.

POLYB.

not marked,

op, (imoijpalpa)
3 Kara

5, 81,

b? Trjp io-?rjra
11,

avemo-r)paros.

apeniorKiaar?s,

r), 6p,

(eVio-Ki??a>)

fin.

Const,

Aapnp?is

ov,

?vemor??pevTos,

2,

not

Kal rrjp akkrjv ne

*Ov ovk

noticeable.

??iov

?pemoy

unnoticed.

paPTop nap?kme?p,

not

clear.

obscure,

Kal ?pema-Kiaor?is
exempt

(inio-Ta?pev<?)

Eus.
(?X?va?s.

from

billeting,

soldiers cannot be billeted. Polyb.

15,

24,2.

POLYB.

begun

avenioraTm,

Po

Polyb.

<j>?povres 7roXXo?s.

of

2, 21.

ov, (eoblo-Trjpi)

avenrio-xeTos,

5, 34,

napao-Kcv?fap
announced,

tos

as a letter.

?venloraros,

the means

7, 8, 4

apeni?ovkevrop,

?pxrjP

?penlypc?oros,

StrAB.

in which

5.

4, 20,

Polyb.

against.

DlOD. 1, 64 CH b* e*k?rr(?P\nvpapis\ ?peniypafyos pep

Laud.

?v?^obos, ov, (Z?obos) without

lyb.

rrjs

?vey

?vevr?pioev.

ave^i^viaoros,

8,

piKonrjv

(?v?,

?ve?fjyrjros, ov, (?&jy?ofiai) inenarraUlis,

Iren.

Petr.

500 B.

Alex.

of

oiKi'as avv?rjpa

?pemcrrjjiapTos,
ov, (?voxX?

?vevoxXrjros,

632,

Kal epiKrjp nr&o-iv.

ev?elap

1, 16.

POLYB.

Diod.

1,14,1.

of,

adv.

18,

lyb.

2. Actively,

in Bekker.

5775,1,84.

Xoi7ro?s rois

Iren.

inconceivable.

(?wo?c?)

unhesi

eireo?ai.

avevSoi?orcos

X?yots

LYB.

ttjp

as

increased,

plots,

*?penlypoqbos,
undoubtingly,

Homil.

Rom.

Clem.

tatingly.

against
?pemyp&arm,

scription,

67.

Hermot.

b* avT&

Aie(?)vka?

unauthentic?

645.

?vevboiaoTos,ov, (?vboi?? ) undoubted, indubitable, indis

putable.

p Kar

op, not plotted

apem?ovkevTos,

or

extended

Thrax

Dion.

9Opop?r<?P ?peneKT?r

iari.

metaphorically.
?vevboiaoros.

?v, indubitable,

?vevboi?aifios,

'Enr?

not

?penlypa<f)os,op, (iniypaabi)) having no inscription

?vepoob?opos,ov, (?vefios, ty?eipa) blasted or injured by the

wind.

applied to nouns.
10

be ashamed.

*Epy?rrjp apenataxyPTOP.

op, (ineKrelp<?)

?peneKTaros,

?iri(j)?povTes X?Xrj?oTc?s rois

?xypo?v,

?v?pc?irc?v

tov

O?

15

2,

not

that need

op, (inaio-x^popai)

2 Tim.

NT.

Trp? ir?vrav

tc?v olKrjp?rc?V rj rS>v

?vepov

rrjv aX?>.

T?rreiv

tc?v

Kar

aveiricxeros

?penalo-xypTos,

KaraoKev??eiv

Kat

virob??rjrat.

?vejiov

bel pi)

irapa(f)vX?TT o?at
irapabeioc?v

the windward.

To

?vejiov,

Trjv aXc? ?</> vyjrrjXov r?irov

2, 26

G?OPON.
Xpr),

Kar

6, wind.

ov,

loiavfio?
181

r?is nepl
adv.

1, 4, 4,

of

careless,

neglectful,

9Avenlorrarov

?npovorjros.

p?v Kal bvariprevKrov

avrov

rrjp avkrjv.

?venloraros,

neglectfully,

carelessly.

et alibi.

ov, (en?x?)

unrestrainable.

Plut.

I,

782

D.

ai/ 7r?a^

adv.

?vemo-x?ro?s,
ROM.

ea>s, rj,

check.

without

?veiriaxeros,

4, 22

?vepv?piao?s,

n,

of

Homil.

Tu)c182

*Ay irioxeT<os

?p?ovcra,rjs, r), (?p?ea) blooming, an epithet applied to

Lyd. 86,12 P&prj$k&pa Kal i)Ka>v
Constantinople.

Clem.

bvorxepaivovras.
CeDR.

shamelessness.

(?pv?piacris)

ov,

Xpiar?

evening,

Xaipe

917 D

DlD.

ALEX.

CH?veWepos fjfi?pa,The day of judg

ment.

Apocr.

Kal bieoTpapp?vrjs

Xvp?vrjs

thoroughly.

?ver?oat.

ov,

avenios,

ev peTcwr?

(p?Xayyos

?pyvpos,

avtv.

QvXaKrjs

Cote

r?v ?v?pam

Prov.

disobedience.

(?vrjKoos)

ov,

disobedient

13,

1.

Apost.

,T3an.
to

opposed

virfjKoos.

Sept.

avrjXenrros.

being

Polyb.

3, 87, 2.

Hence,

?vrjX pa,

aros,

rb,

InsCR.

?v?Xc?pa.

squalor,

squalidness.
not of age, under age.
dviiXiKos,(rjXiK?a)
187, 6.

Porph.

Adm.

58.

inquietude.

Cod.

ov,

avtfoXoyiov,

rb, Anthologion,

name

given

abridgment of the firjvala(see firjvalov).

1 Esdr.
?v?opoXoy?opai, to give thanks. Sept.
78,

13

?v?ofioXoyrjois,
compact.

cas,

rjj
Polyb.

2. Thanksgiving.

32,10,

ev atvca Kal avoofioXoyrjo-ct

the creation

r), (ylyvopai)

Eus.

1, 8.

mutual

an

op,

8, 88.

to

Xey?)
816

agree

2 Esdr. 3, 11 'AireKpi?rj

the

after

speak
*Erepa

?p?pamo

ape<?)?KTOv?elov.
pipeopai)

(apopamos,

man-imitating,

having theform of a man. Plut, n, 1158 C. Ig

I NAT. Antioch. (interpol.) 6 9Ap?pam6pipoi
nl?rjmi.
?p?pamopopobiapos,

ov, ?, =

p. 321,18.

Soz. 8,12,

SOCR.

?v?pamopop<j>lTrjs.

6, 7,

p. 342.

ov, 6, (?p?pamopopq^os) an anthropo

?p?pamopop(j)?Trjs,
Alex.
Cyrill.
VI, 363. Const. Ill,
morphite.
(Compare Theod.

?p?pameiap

DlOD.

STRA?.
popqbovs

Jo

26.

1, 2, p. 5,17.

Alex.

Did.
tov

nepl

koyrj?epra

y?p

?v?pam?popobos,

12.

r?> Kvpic?.

man.

of

II,

III, 669 C Av?a?os_

exeiv pop<f>fjp r? ?elop vneka?ep.)

ov, (apopamos,
27

543,

pop<f>rj) having

*Ay?kpa

b?

?e&p

a human
form.
to

Kareo-Kevao-e bi? rb prj popl?eip ?p?pam?popqyop

(avtfopoXoyeqpai)

Sept.

to

oroi.

9Av?ofioXoyrjo6fie??

men-pleasers.

men.

of

925 C.

65.

Afr.

manner

3137,

?vrjavx^ as> ?> (i? *"1) uneasiness,

6, 6 Mr) Kar oqy??kpobovkelav

i}o~o>, (apopamos,

?p?pamokoyea>,

?p?pamopipos,
as,

in a

men-pleasing,

apeo-Ka)

I Nat. Trail, (interpol.) 11. Greg. Naz. I, 742 C.

CONST. (536), 1001 D Neoropios 6 ?p?pamok?rprjs.
Vit. Sab. 318 A.

Xaros.
avrjXeiy?tia,

?XXa ?e& ?p?arai.

NT. Ephes.

as,

please

85.

SEPT. Job. 41, 15 "EoTr?Keb? ?Wep oKpav ?vrj

r), the

Ignat.

(apopamos,

?v?pamapea-Kot,

to

to seek

Rom. 2 Ov y?p ?eka>

?p?p nok?rprjs, ov, ?, (X?Ypis)man-worshipper ; one who

Ig
believes that Christ was a mere tyiX?s) man.

*?vrjXaros, ov, (?Xavva) not struck with a hammer ; op

Meteorol.
4, 9,
posed to e'XaTo's. Aristotel.
17.

(Com

?p?pamokarpela, as, r), (?v?pamok?rprjs) man-worship.

Const. IH, 869 A.

71-, 25.

Nicet.

187.

relxovs.

MAL.

r) ?beXqbrjs.

?beXcpov

Adm.

Porph.

?vrjKo?a, as,
?vrjKoos,

v?bs

ov,

n?peo-Kos,

seph. Apion.

12 'Aveu b? tov

rov

Kal ?pxovra

Kap?Kke?os.)

?p?pamapearKrjo-ai,

?p?panoyopta,

oa??arov.

282

II,

Nom.

I, 254.

Proc.

iJo*<?,to be ?v?pam?peo-Kos,

bad sense.

?taXe

?s

ProC.

6, nephew,

424, 20.

oav

pare

vp?s

tov.

ment,

NiK?/rav

>
?v?p

Polyb.

unprepared.

*Avev to vircpevXoyTjfi?vov

272

2. Besides.

Ps.

616

men rather than God.

230

Phoc.

except,

LER.

ready,

6 T? b' ?veroiporepov

20,

aveu,

6 T? tovtov

A,

not

ov, (eroifios)

?v?roipos,
12,

Pilat.

Anaphor.

18.

528,

mp?a>vapios. GLOSS.

a tumor.

6, carbuncle,

apopamapea-Keat,

or examine

dvcr??o) (er??a>), to investigate,

ChRON.

2. The collier of the imperial palace ? Theoph.

Zmjs x?Pay?h

<?>m ?v?oirepov.

ams,

?p?pa?,

eveningless.

209 A

Method.

Tvyx?veis.

808 A.

without

(eWe'pa)

endless.

Hence,

rjyovv ?v?ovo-a.

OTavr(vov7ToXts,

=
?v?pampios, ov, 6, (?p?pa?)

177,14.

?veWepos,

av6pairopop<?>o<s

16,

2, 35

[tovs

Ovk

?eovs]

avvokop

ov

e?vai rbv ?eov.

ev b? ovb9 oi "EXXr?ves
?v?pamo
rvnovvres.

IGNAT.

Smyrn.

T&p ?rjpi p t&p ?p?pamopopqbmp.IREN. 3, 11, 8. Cy

rill. Alex.
Socr.
6, 7 Uokkol t&v
VI, 363 B.

?voZLa
183

?v0p?>7ro(A0p<f><uc
airXo?K&v ?oKrjri?v
e?vai e?ovXovTo.

THEOD.

T?

e'f o5 ?ebs

?Xaorrjpiov

372

METHOD.

?yvciQ-?rj

ois

?v?pair

av?pauro

?v?pmroirXaar???,rjo-a, (?v?pamos, 7rX?W?) to form OT

create men. Method.
49 C. 53 C "Ev?ov rjp?s
?oparc?s

?v?pcuroirXaorel.
ov, ?, r), human

?v?po?iros,
'Ef

18

27,

?nb

9Av?v(f>aipe?rja-eTai

?v?pwrrc?v,

woman.

man,

being,

to

?v?*

&v

2>v alone.

?v?9

for

eveKev,

equivalent

sense

in the

2. Man,

Theoph.

of

an?v?panos,

CONT.

663

?viipm

inecr<j>payt(ero.

=
?vlrjpi

?(j>irjpi,which

Mal.

r&

?plepos

see.

Sept.

Gen.

that never

The

insatiobilis,

2. Unable,
n, 175, 22.

rjros,

?v?pc?ir&njs,

i), humanity,

Clem. Rom. Homil.

eis airetpov

Trjs ?v?ponrOTrjTos
?v?vXXis,

Lex.

r).

ibos,

race,

19,21.

Method.

9,19.

to

'Av?vXX?s,

XcvK?v

322,

to

?v?vir?yc?,
APOLLON.

480,

Conj.

?v?virareia,

as,

8,1.

31, 1.

28

Cedr. n,

ovvb?opois

to

30,1,

?v?vir?rioo-a,

rjs,

with.

?v?vir?yovrai.
NOVELL.

be av?viraros.

NT.

Act.

18,

12

rrjs 'Abatas.
proconsular.

? a'. 30, 7, ? ?'.

r), the wife

of

an

PORPH.

p. 97.

POLYB. 21,
?v0?7raTos,ou, 6, (?vri, viraros) proconsul.
6.
Hal.
Dion.
1785.
Inscr.
Ill,
28, 5,
8,11.
3902, b. 3935.
Adjectively,
'Efouo-ta
?v?viro<j)?p(?

proconsular.

Kooprj?els

?v?vir?<f)cpov

X?yo?v,

to urge,

advance

against.

Clem. Rom. Homil.

AXX* ovk eon

DiON.

1, 4 ndXiv re

ravra.

?v?vcpaip?a (iobaip?a), to take away

in return.

Sept.

?viar?prjo-e.

19

'Errl rrjs

?aaikem

not

the

having
12,

wife

Apocr.

?wis, r), (annus?)

??ka.

'HpaVeXeia

3,

of

unac

into,

inquired

yeyo

9AvioroprjTov

Joakim

and

Proteuangel.

mother

of

passim.
rir?rj, p?pprj. Hes.

grandmother,
prjrrjp.

r) narpbs

?wova=

?w&va. NOVELL. 8, 2. ANTEC. 2, 11, 6.

appovpipos

or

9Abvovpiov
as,

ov, 6, =

?povp?pos,

?bv?piov,
v

opop?r

?noypatpfj

nap?

abpovpiop.

SuiD.

Fa>pa?ois.

O?

b?

<?)aaip.
?wopa.

r), annona,

540.

Chron.

Lyd.

Theoph.

69,17.

223,13.

19.

Basilic

accipio,

to

Inscr.

5128

230,

57,

7,3.
an non

(?w&va),

an allowance

am

of provisions.
eK?orrjv fjpepav ?provs

receive

*Awav

crirlvovs MB.

?vobla, as, r), the being ?vobos. Hence, places having no

roads; commonly in the plural. Polyb.
3, 19, 7
O?

?v?viroobop?, as, r), (?v?virocj>?p&)reply to an objection.

Dion. Hal. VI, 1121, 5.

a&nopov

332,

POLYB.

rjs, r),Anna,

vevopevoi m?9

?v?vir?rcp.

(xmoqb?pc?),

VT, 1121.

IU, 1784

Theoph.

?eoprjropos

t&p Kara rrjp Ai?vrjv.

?waivevopat

Dion. Hal.

EPIPH. I, 2 B.
top

rov

r?

Pach.

ehova

with.

?w&va,

67,18.

"Enough."

iorope?.

pipai nepl

9Appovpipos,
av?viraros.

rrjs

ov, (iorop?a>)

9Awls, prjrpbs
Cod.

picture,

quainted

*Awa,

*Av6WaTiav?}s
x?>Pa5' End? Can. 33.

1252 C

Novell.

class

proconsulatUS.

r), 6v, proconsularis,

?v?viranavos,

to

bimlcav

238.

the Virgin.

b? av?virarevovros

raXXtWos

ta,

refer

Tots

r), (?v?virarevo?)

evoc?,

oveWareuo,

to

under,

bring

Trjv

(pepovaav

?vioToprjrai

?vior?prjTos,

?efiov.

11

inc?keviov

opo(j>rjs

Kexvfi?vrjs.

Botan.

vibv

as a

rjo-oi, to paint,

CONT.

41A

Ovk

18, 24

says

incapable. Heliod.
(See also imv?s 2.)

?pioTopea),
mankind.

?piepapxlav

4,1,106.

11, et alibi.
the human

ttjp

avi?pat

?vtKav?rrjs,rjros, r), (?vUavos) incapacity.

Hal.

Cont.

eveKev r&v nevrrjKovra

rbv r?nov

?pUavos,ov,(iKavos)

Epict.

attendant.

servant,

oph.

163, 15 MeTa Twv Ibiav ?v?p&imv avrrjs* THEOPH.

602. Porph. Adm. 73,12.
Theoph.
Cont. 375,

Cer.

orvvriprjo-em

139, 9.

?vrja-eis n?pra
inhuman.

5, 1, p. 202 T?s e'??v?pwrov aUias.

Afr.

rrjs

?piepapxia, as, r), (iepapxta) unhallowed hierarchy.

popcpo?s.

E?S.

Lev.
avrov.

241.

IV,

of ?v?pc?iropopcpo?.

?v?pa>iropop(j)c??? adv.

rbv ?ebv

Kal ?v?p(?ir?pop(f)ov

oc?fiariKov

places
Toits

b? nkelovs

?vobla

without

roads.

Kprjppovs.

5,

(?>vye?v.

13,

Kara
4,
6

vrjaov

rrjs
57,

biean?prjcrav,

Aiavvcras

over

ra?s ?poblats

9Apob?a Kal
nporpon?brjv

ovve?rj

184
?voSo?

ov, r?, (?bas) =

?vobos,
82

*Avo8ov

aWXewis,

JuST.

av?Xrjy?ns.

eVn

Tryph.

(?vorjros)

*AXoyoi,

sect.

EPIPH.

ofre

I,

422 A.
?vo?evrm,

of

EPIPH.

?votfeuros.

?voiyoi, to open,

intransitive.

B.

161

II,

Porph.

601 o?k

Cer.

?voiyofiai,

at

neuter.
the

Porph.
of

opening

75

Adm.

is, in the spring.

?
i irepiirurro?Kos

itp?ypar

1 "Eoti

6, 10,

5, 13

dvoiv?a,

vit*

7toXX?kis

rois

to, out of place.

as,

y,

Eus.

?oivia.

wine,

from

1.

avot?ts

17,plural

206 D.

the

a church

of

opening

The

of

reopening

Am

the

church,

ad

Balsam,

restoration

of

by heathens or heretics, or in which a death or birth

has occurred. Eukhol.
p. 482 E?x4 ?Vi aW?ei eV

?Av?potot, ov,

?e?rjXcuoeiorjs?
Anom

o?, (?vopoios)

a name

ans,

to

given

of A?tius

the followers

and Eunomius, who main

tained that the Son was essentially unlike the Father.
are

They
Kovrtot.
?artv
ToIs
fjrow
?vopoios,

called

also

ATHAN.

I,

6 v?bs

'Aenavoi,
748

t<?> irarpi,

'Avofioic?v.

Epiph.

ov, unlike.

In

809

C. D.

ecclesiastical

the being unlike the Father.

7ravreX?>s
ans.

Anom

CONST.

'Avopoiots.

Xeyofi?vois

"On
the

say

and

E?vopiavot,

I,

'e?ou
av?pot?s
D

896

EvvopiavS>v,

912.
writers,

Did. Alex.

III,

v?ov Kal ?yiov

4A

$tXovei*owi

irvevfiaros

?vovfiivos,

see

?vovcrios,

a,

y?p

?iribeiKvvvai

?vopot'av

OVK

t? ?vopoiov,

332 A Kat

Kal

irarpbs

rrjv irpocpop?v

EPIPH.

irp?ros
914

B.

to recognize

acknowledge,
to

the

Eus.

/Testament.

canonical

3, 38

*Evt?

SC. ?irioToXrj.
Ptolem.

ofioovoios.

Gnost.

?vvovfilvos,
ov,

936.

p.

?bvovptov.

(?v-,

unsubstantial,

ovala)

....

Gnostics.

IREN.

6 avevvorjros

1,

14,

Kal ?vovoios,
243

HippOL.

Ge?s

T?

no

having

to the Deep

(Bv?os) of
6

irporov

6 prjre appev

irarrjp

firjre ?rjXv.

? toutc?v ?inos

rravrov

C?V.)

??-voxh>Vs>% a holding back, withholding.

, 12, 18
'Avox7 vb?rov, drought.
i
?vraipc?,

to

Porph.

Adm.

50,

15

otos,

27,

to,

dvrair?boois,

Just.

1,

16.

1,

Apol.

rjplv ir?vra

?vrairobq

to

SEPT.

requital.

(?vraTro?i?capi)

avrov

?vrairobofia

to their

according

Geopon.

269, 20.

Avrairobofia
'Airobos

rebel.

revolt,

resist,

?vra7rodopa,

r?

Gen,

Kam?

Ps.
them

Give

?vrols,

deserts,

e s,
a
r),

back,

turning

change

direction.

of

POLYB. 4, 43, 5 'EKe?tfevb? ir?Xiv, o?bv?f viroarpofyrjs,

iroielrai

rrjv ?vrairobooiv
KaXovfieva

Polyb.

avrairobooeos

roiavrrjs

irpo??aive
irp?yfiara
?vraTTo?oTi/s,

r?

irp?ypara.

eXafi?ave
ov,

'O Tou pio?ov

?vrairoboriKos,

irpbs

r?

irepl

ras

'Mor?as

aKpa

Trjs Evpomjs.

Metaphorically.
rrjs

bi? to ?y?vvrjrov ?irov?

b? Kal fiel?ov r?firarpl
T? ?avyKpirov
?
rb ?vopoiov,
bi? rb e^etv rb yewrjrov.
fiQVoi
t^> b? v?cp
BASIL.

Xeyco,

?irav?p?c?oiv.

(Compare

the sacredness of a church that has been desecrated

KXrjo-ias dirb aiperiKwv

?vofioovoios,

obivev

31.

ConciL VI,
2.

Cer. 534, 12.

Porph.

ov, not

?vopoiov

r)?ie1s ?opev,

reference

irap? ir?otv,

?v??poXoyovfi?vrj

the

for the first time after it has been consecrated.

phil.

with

books of the New

to

2, 20, p. 104, 26. 31.

to

essence, an epithet applied

E?KHOL.

al ?voi?eis,

Socr.

rjoc?, (ojioXoy?c?)
; used

Kara

rrapaoxov.

on?ppara

IV, 235 C.

canonical

into

rrjs irpo??oem.

17, p. 771, 13.

c?v, r?, =
eos,

avoids,

Polyb.

rrjs Ibias a?p?o~eti>s Kal <j>voeo?s.

abstinence

(o?vos)

6 Xoyos

dvoUetos

'Avo?cetov viro?eo'iv

Laud. Const.
?voi?ia,

ovk

y?p

rrjs

?Va ye

Trjs vvv

90 C

varpi.

irpo

O?Ve ?poiov

?vop?c?aris,eos, r), (?vop?oc?) a setting upright again,

restoration. Polyb.
15, 20, 5, changed by Casaubon

ir
parrofi?vois.

2. Unbecoming, foreign

24,

5, 96, 8

Polyb.

?voUeios, ov, (oIkcIos)unlike, different.

?voiKeic?

as

v?bv t?

aae?eias,

r?

?vopoXoye'a),

; that

the year

rbv

tov

'Aeriov

82 C

?feevpe??v.

[? AtovuVios],

?v?pc?irois

Theod.

to open,

To?* Katpov ?voiyofi?vov,

avrov

raunfs

X?yofiev

cVrtv

outo's

beiXrjs rb iraX?nov.

Mid.

O?k

rrjs aip?oeos

?vopoiov

viro

TraXat?v o?(j)io(ia

irepi?pvXXovp?vrjs
adv.

fjvoiye

ti auro?s

y?p

or?rov

rrjv els ovpavov.

^Avarjr?i, c?v, o?,

amairohoTiKos

o,

5, 30, 6
yiyvopev^s,

27,

2,

'e? ?p(j>o1vb?
?irl

rb

eKaora

Ta^e?av

*Pov
r?

rrjv ?vra?ro?Wiv.
(?vrairobibc?fit)

requiter.

BARN.

19

KaXbs ?vrairobbrrjs.
r), ov,

piKos. Diod.

{?vrairbboois)

Thrax

in grammar,

in Bekker.

636, 13.

?va<j>o

185

avTawoKpiveo

?pranoKplpo)
CONT.

18

190,

pov

22

lyb.

?praneKpl?rj.

to

(?noo-r?ka>),

SEPT.

reply,

in

send

I?pre?er?fa.

Job.

rpi&v aXXovs
as,

?vrapo-la,

the

Po

of.

place

rrjs vkrjs Kara tov

ov,

?pr?prrjs,

o,

ALEX.

?vrapo-la.

Trjp

?eov ?vrapo-ip.
rebellio,

(avra/pca)

417

LyC.

revolter.

Cod.

167 B.
Const.
53, p. 1290 D. Pallad.
(536), 1181 A 'Apr?prrjsrrjs rpi?bos, A rebel against
i
the Triad.

?vreyKv/cXiov,

agr.

3,7.

to,

(iyKvKkiov)

to,

MAL.

likeness*

(etKOvtf?>)

POLYB.

a>pos,

?vreKrjPo-aip,
16.

220,
?vreklva,

also

(See

as,

an

r),

MAURIS

orrj?io-rrjp.

tellina.

Lyd.

the

breast-strap

2.

2,

of

GlOSS.

a horse,

2rrj?i(rrrjp,

compenso,:

(e'XXoye?),

Gloss.

'AvreXXoye?,

sation.

compens?t,

compensate.

\;

compen-

aWe/A^)a?v?>
(ip(f>atpa>),to oppose anything to a statement
or

to an

rats

?vrep<f)alveiv
?vrev?bpa,

as,

57, 3.

rov

X?piv

prjb?v

counter-ambuscade.

Polyb.

repignero,

(?vrevexvpov),
ov,

to,

(ivexvpov)

1,

counter-pledge.

GLOSS.

?vre?ayaye?v

VOL. VII. NEW

Fcopaioi

SERIES.
24

r? orpar?neba.

to

arrogate

?e

p&p ?premypa<f>o
'EXXa&x rrjs

rrjv

casfjokesat,trsmQ?UYG.
r?v 3>iXi7T7rov.
Leg.

uncertain.
to

as

Homer.
Luc.

NT.

speak.

101.

;
same

the

of

copies

Tives

24,17

?rp?s aXX^Xovs

two

o,

(?aa-Ckevs)

as

rjs, i), collation,

Const.

SxoXik^v

interrex,

book.

Dion.

regent.

two

of

of

copies

the

Ill,
discussion.

Apollon,

Conj. 479,

avri?oXjJv.

rescript.

Rescriptum,

ypa(j>rj ?aariketas

?pTiyp?(j)<?,

same

769 A.

rjs, r), (?vTiyp?cj>a))a transcribing,

?PTiypaqbr),
tion, Dion. Hal. II, 793, 11.

npbs

apxovros

Antec.

1,

transcrip

2,

apa<?>op?P. BASILIC.

'Avri
2, 6, 7

apriypaobai.
?^t(?,

to

rescribo,

in matters

2, 18^ 6

rov rekevrrjcrapTOs npoTtprj?rjpai.

to

avevex??v

giva

of law. Antec.

Gloss.

'Avayvovs

Polyb.

joke,

decision

obses.

?vre??ya (?|ay?>), to lead out against.

irokprjo-av

replevy?

to

claim,

793 B.
em,

Baa*iXiKal
to

to

ovs avn?aXXeTe

2. Discourse,

2.

anoobaaeo'iv.

7, 15, 1. i

*Avrevexvpov,

Ovk

12

18,11,

rjperepais

i), (ivibpa)

?vrevexvpi??oi)
?vrevixvpov,

Polyb.

opinion.

to

'AvreTricKcu^ai

collate,

Ill,

book.

26

GlOSS.

?prekkoyicrpos.

of

53, 3, ?p.

ov, 6,

avreXXoyos,

by way

question

2.

1936.

Iapri?okrj,

compensatio,

Ill,
aprl?i?kop, ou,to, (?l?kos) libellus responsionis. Novell.

Gloss?
zrz

To

Hal.

an

7, 5

to address,

!?PTi?ao-ikevs,

pens?t,

ov, 6, (avreXXoyif?)

?vrekkoyio-pos,

to

penso,

vice-prefect.

Kal nkrjpovvras

vUrjpa,

(enio-K?mT(u)

ovToi,

Const.

dWeXXoy??)

2.

?vTiKevo~a>p, ?vriKrjva-ayp.)

te 11 i na,

St?bpraefectus,

18, 17, 2 Avcrx^p&sb9 efepe ml

meaning

apTt?akka),

36,

?vTiypaobevs*

prj ?pre

jierovo-las

avr&p [t&p AitcoXuvJ,

17,

oi Xoyot
antecessor,

Laud. Const.

Eus.

ayrenapovpcvos.

(inepobr?a)

1, 20,

rb

?pTeniaK&nra)

16.
o,

fj,

Polyb.

inl

avrij3a8i???>,

aros,

4, 5

avr&p ?pbpaya?las.

?vreiKOvio-jm,

one's self.

pepovs

Eu

counter-circular,

strength

"Sip&pt.

?ptjtov

(?vremyp?<j)a>),

rrjp ?ka?opelap

Afr.

ov,

one9s

Clem. Homil.

of

edited

(enapxos)

Iren.

?premyp?qbopat

rebel,

6,

eats,

answer.

rj,=

e s,

incorrectly
ov,

??prenep&rrjo-is,

rebellatio.

9Avrapo-la,
avrapo-is,

napv?pepos,

3, 66,

Gloss.

in

revolt^

et alibi. Gloss.

145. 278,16,

Theoph.

t?

Trjs b9 ?k tov

33

?vrenapxos,
rebellion^

?pre?er??eo-?at

14, p. 761,

Polyb.

to measure

?vrelerafopai,

I?prenapvo) (inapv ), to partake

rebellatio,

r), (?vralpa))

surrection.

Mid.

Mr) neip?o-?ai

22, 26, 22 'Oprjpovsb? K' bibora>9AptIoXosbi ir&v

?pranoor?kkcDP.

Intransitive, tomarch out againsL

11 Ovbevbs b? c^uViv ?vre??yovros.

! with, to contend or dispute with.

crot b&o-at
?yo> d?
?vranOKpto-iv.

AaX^oreis,

?pTanoo-Tekka)

bovpai.

Sept. Job. 16, 8

ecus, r), (?vranoKplvopai)

?vranoKpio-is,

Theoph.

to oIkciov

Kal akoyop

rApranoKplpas

np?o-am?p

13,

to consider.

judge,

?pranoKpipopai,to reply.

Middle,
Koto

to

(?noKplpa>),

?VTtBrfK?<?

o ?a&ikevs

an

answer

or

1, 2, 6, p. 19

?pr?ypa^e

top

?MF?,(brjk?a) to inform in return.

?pTtbrjkoc?,

?bek<f)bp

Porph*

186

avriBioaroXi]

9AvTebr)Xoo'av tov

201

Adm.
Xeiav

theDevil,

that is, the great Devil.

Const. Apost.
1.
Ptolem.
Gnost.
3, 7,1.
p. 935. Did.
3,12,
Alex.
1100 B.
(See also ?vriVaXos.)

Kai rrjv ?aoi

K?piv Papav?v

fjfi?v.
rjs,

?vnbiao-ToXrj,
PORPH.
Hp?boros
t?v

r),

Them.

19,

tov

tovs

14 navras

in

Tavpov,

....

Kainrab?Kas

to

contradistinction

tovs

the

?v,

'AvTi?iKopapiav?Tai,

o?,

The

Map?a)

ten

p.

Kal r?vavria

7toXXo?s ?vri?o^c?v
4

'Hp?v

143,

65

?vnbo?ovvrov

yp?cpov
avrovs.

irpbs

avr?.

lyb.

in

given

(?vnbibop,i)

"Eva

return;

as

given

antidote.

?vri?oTos,

apTov

os

KXwvres,

eVriv

Ignat.

??avaoias,

?vnK?voop,
writ

incorrectly

?vre

also

(See

intransitive.

against,

7Tp?s ir?v

to be an

evoo,

Po

?vriKivelo?ai

eroifios

rbvx

ov, 6, vice-Koojirjrrjs

?vriKov?pios,

ov,

6,

1.

InSCR.

antiquarius,

271.

InSCR.

?vriKooprjrrjs.

?vTiKoo-prjrrjs,

ov

Theoph.

418,

272,

B.
Lyd.

KaXXiypacfros.

ou,

?vribopov,

to

(bvooir?o),

THEOPH.

in return.

beg

return

t?,

(b?pov)

134

'O b? ?pxte7riVK07ros

Xev Xefyavov

rrjs

V.

y?p

C. 4,36.

irpoTop?prvpos

16,

ov, rb,

?vTifiivoiov,

Just. Quaest.

ov, (?ebs) god-opposing.

Polyb.

statement.

Philipp.

38

PTOLEM.

po7TOiou bia?oXov.
Xos Kal ?ao-Kovos
namely,

Substantively,

T?v

as

to a

adverse.

opposing,

p.

MARTYR.
Kai irovrjpbs,

922

Tou

PolYC.
o

17

?vriKeipevos

iroXeplots,
closely,

to ape.

(avr?, mensa)

substitute

for

holy

table, different from a regular

THEOPH.

V. 1. ?vnpiooiov.

697,

of

a church

that

has

table.

Const.

Nic.

not

been

consecrated,

con

it remains on it, into a regular

1.

Can.

Balsam,

ad

3. A table standing before a court of justice. Suid.

*Avrifiivoiov,

(?>?o

'O b? ?vri?rj
t? y?vei

imitate

1,

Concil. VI, 31.

Apocr.

rbv ?vriKeifievov
?vriKeifievov

to

POLYB.

rois

'AvripeTaXXeueiv
(pip?opai)

verts that table, while

holy

irovrjpbv bp?Kovra

GnOST.

rp?ire?a.

table
opposition,

to countermine.

2. A consecrated cloth, which, being spread on the

et Re

4.

4, 47,

ov, 6, (?vriKeifiat)

dyia

eeas, r), (?vnKa?lorrjfii)

?vnKar?orao?s,

?vriKeipevos,

108.

ad Orthod.

spons.

table, a portable holy

Po

SEPT.

protector.

10 MrjoTrovb?^ovresdvrifiiprjo-ao?aiavTovs.

IGNAT. Ephes.

(j)?vov.

dvriCrjXos,ov, o, ((rjXos) rival, opponent. Martyr.

lyc. 17, applied to Satan,

31,

rjoopai,

dvrifiip?ofiai,

2re

yivov,

croi.

(avnXap?avofiai)

(pLeraXXevo),

12.

42,

11,

7roX?s ev prjfiaoi

3 Mrj

22, 3.

?vripeTaXXeuo)

?ir?orei

?vribopov

o,

opos,

?vTiX^7TT?)p,

in return.

present

?P0S r?v

beb?as

gift,

Eus.

Job.

Sept.

to ?iro

equivalent

?vriKpivopuai

eVriv ? avriKpiv?pevos

2 Reg.

?vri?uo-c?Tre?

middle

(Kpivo),

Kpivopai

20.

biKaiov,

to

3 Ata

2, 66,

?vTiKpivo

Ephes.

(p?ppaKov

?vribpao?s, eos, r), (?vnbp?o) retaliation.

rjplv.

to move

(kivco),

?vriKooprjrevo,

2, 29,

tov pr) ?iro?avelv.

?vriboros

Act.

law,

3.

Prooem.

Antec.

17.

74,

of

192

1,

Epist.

4, 23.

Lyd.

teacher

doctor,

Nil.

fiivoop?rop.

Leo.

12, 16.

Substantively,

avieos,

fiivo-op,

7, 17.

"KXeop?vrjv.

16,

DlOD.

remedy.

20

6, legis

avruK^voropi.

?vriKiv?ofiai

'AXXr?Xois ?vnbo?ovvTes.

ov,

?vriboros,

vopo?i??o-KaXos).

jirjvoop,

2,11.

'AvriKrjvo-op,

Krjvoop.)

?eiir?p?evos.)

14,

rather

(say

(Kec}>aXrj) occiput.

vofiobib?oKaXos.

?vnbo??o, rjoo, (?vribo^os) to be of a contrary opinion, to

2, 56, 1
differ in opinion from any one. Polyb.
'Ev

opos,

?vriKrjvoop,

Hes.

?vriKrjvoop.

1, 3. 9.

?vriK?cf>aXov, ov, to,

oppo

nents of the Virgin Mary, certain heretics who main

tained that Mary, after the birth of Christ, was the
wife of Joseph. Eplph. I, 1033 C seq. (See also

Quartermaster,

Mauric.

(?vribiKos,

6,

v?fiovs pejm?rjKos
2.

beyond the Taurus.

Syrians

opos,

avriKevoop,

r?v 2upa>v

KaXel irpbs ?vnbiaorroXrjv

AevKoovpovs

?ir?Keiva

contradistinction.

(?vnbiaor?Xko)

avTLfiiaO?a

Fopaiois

r),

(?vripio?os)

rp?ire?a

irpb

tov

biKaorrjpiov.

[Doubtful.]

tov

?vrifiio?ia,

Rom.

the Devil.

the adversary, in the sense of Satan,

irap?

Mioro?v

as,

1, 27.

2 Cor. 6,13.

?vripio-tfias

requital,

reward.

NT.

Clem. Rom. Epist. 2,1

?vripio?iav.

187

dvTifilaiov

z=

?pTiplo-iop
?vTiplo-o-tov

Porph.

?vTiplvaiov.

=z

?vriplvo-iov.

a various

as

697;

?v,

r?,

of Antinus.

honor

in

celebrated

games

?AvtIvoos)

35

ov,

'AvrioxtoT^s,
Polyb.

o,

?AvtIoxos)

38.
rjs,

?vTinapayayyr),

r),

17,

opposite,

&s npbs
POLYB. 3, 37, 7 Tavrais ?p(f>0Tepais

ea>s, rj, (napaKkrjcris)

?vTinapaKkrjo-is,
POLYB.

?vriTrapaXXaW?)
Act.

I
changed,

(nap?kk?o-o-a>),

Mrj ovv 6poia>?rJT

34

Philipp.

inverted.
r&

Apocr.

?vTinaprjkkaypivcp

to march

(napanopevopai),

side

along

or

?prinap?ropa

nap?rov
. . . .

rj,

iAvrmap?ropa,

*
ILaparov

pa,

?vrinap?r
SuiD.

decoration.
evnpeneia

tois

Kal yjnk&v avTinapanopevopevcav

y?p

rj napaaKevrj

(ante,

to,

?vrin?crxa,

Id.

(?vTi,

Cer.

52

Sunday,
539

'H

KvpiaKr)

tov

?vrinepa
Kar

rov

avT?7ra<rxa, The

177,

n?kippolais

?vrnroXiT

vop.ai

Tuesday

Cedr.
next

Aiorpas

right

opposite.

rrjs t&v Qpoviiajv

?vrlnepa

Polyb.
x?pas.

Sept.

rrjv

tovtov

?yi?oai
iroXiopKiav
dvn

avrols

irpayji?rov.
a

the wind.

against

sailing

wind.

contrary

CLEM.

ROM.

5.

20,

to be

(iroXirevofiai),

to

opposed

politically

?vTt?roXiTeuopevot,

Polyb.

opponents.

political

eos,

rj, (?vriirp?ocro)
Polyb.

II,

?ovXrjparov.

17,
10,

13,

3, 4,

?vripprjois,

to

{irvv?avopai),
10,

2, 39

as
Ilept

9, 41,

T?s

opposition,

dvrnrp?i-eis

T?js

e<os,

inquire

various

avr?v

(irvpoevo),

(fires, smoke).

after

6,

counteraction,
8

?K r?v

r?v

rrjs

?fivvop?

?vriirp?i-eos.

?vriirvpoevo

in return.

reading.

Xen.

Clem.

Rom.

by

beacons

?vnirvv?avopevoi.

to return

Polyb.

signals,

8, 30,3.
a

rj, (prjois)

gainsaying,

contradiction,

2, 7, 7. 18,
controversy, dispute,
40.
Diod.
6.
1,
25, 7. 23, 10,
Apollon.
2. Reply.
Conj. 480, 17.
inverted sigma, a
?vrioiypa, rb, (oiypa) antisigma,
name applied to the critical mark O C. Diog.

34, 9, 5

rj TLar?ipaKla napipx^rai.

resist.

IIp?s

debate.

PORPH.

dvnire

orparevopJ?vOis.

Kara

p?v

5, 6

22,

Iloie?v

rrjv ovvayoyrjv

T?v

in

one.

Homil.

rrjs ?ak?o-OTjs ?vrma?e?v.

or ?vrinepav,
?vrmepav

nacrxa)

Quasimodo,

?vrin?crxa,

the next Sunday after Easter.

'H rplrrj

17

p.

Hell.

Low

Low-Sunday.
(See also Oa>p?s 1.)
nature. Polyb.
?vrin?a-x?, to be of opposite
Tais

Homil.

vc?v

Porph.

theweek immediately following Easter-week.

?vniriirreiv

as, rj, (avriirvoos)

ovyKXrjrov

rj Koo-prjo-is, rj ?kkrj

indeclinable,

oppose,

r), (dvrnrX?o)

*?vriirvv??vop,ai
or

to

rrjv (pvoiv r?v

resistance.

evnpeneia.
?vrlnao-xa

avro.

106,

3,

Avvl?ov

6, 10,.7.

?vriirpa^is,

?vriKOo-prjo-ts, fj aXkrj

e? ov Kal ?vrinap?roupa,

2,

?K

1, 8, 4, et alibi.

x^pais.

Vayjialois.

16,

Kar ? r?s

diversion,

rois per

against,
'Ev to

14

as,

Polyb.

O?

paratura)

nap?

POLYB.

any

of

?vrm?peipi. POLYB. 5, 7, 11 Ae?i?v b? nap? nk?yia

t&v QpaK&v

fie.

??vriirvoia,

rvnc?.
?vrmapanopevopai

27,

?vrlirXoia,

2.

12,

11,

Num.

veos,

rrjs ?XXorpias

(?vnirepioir?o)

Polyb.

to go

Polyb.

against.

ep?oXas.

rb,

language.

ireirroKevai

,
in return.

exhortation

round

iror? 6? ?vnirepi?yovres

rois KeXTo?s

?vrnrnrr?vrov

?pKTovs ?vrinapaKeiTai.

turn

?irl rb Kar?orpopa

aros,

?vriirimo,

to be situated

ChrON.

244, 20 KwX?wv 2app?ras

irpooiriirrovoas

irXayiov

pioiraopa

10, 37, 2.

to

Acftieoav

military

avrwrapayc?yijs.
to lie

(napaKeipai),

movement?

to cross.

across,

Adm.

fi?v Kara irp?pav,

r?v

Apocr.

to go

(irep?o)

?vnirepioirqopa,

marchf

(?vrmap?ya))

Trjs 7rpos $?Xwr7rov

opposite.
r?s

applied

11, 18, 2.
hostility. Polyb.

9, 3,10.
2. Opposition,

?vrmapaKeipai

to Satan.

?ap?apovs.

?vriirepa

orparoirebeia.

(^pi?yca),

1, 22,

(See also avraeipevos.)

Polyb.

13

of

*H

?vnirep?oai rbv "AXuv.

iror?

ov, 6, the adversary,

Act. Philipp.

14,

partisan

43,

Porph.

I?vTi7repi?y?)
Antiochus.

4, 2.

21,

?vrln?kos,

avrivarovs.

aXXqXois

AvTim?rjpivovs

17.

I 722,

?vrlv(?Tos,ov, (v&tos) back to back. DiOD. 2, 54, p. 167,

3,
avriirepa

?oo,

| ?vnirep?o,

248.

Inscr.

(H

5, 48,

'E7ti tovs

1, 17, 4

Polyb.

opposite.

x^pa-

avriirepa
I

reading.
'Avriv?e?a,

2. Adjectively,

66 bis.

Cer.

Theoph.

avTiaiypLa

11

Adm.
\

Laert.

3, 66.

Priscian.

Polyb.

1, 42.

188
?mlfoovo?

avr?cnrao'fia

aros,

?vrlanacrpa,

rb,

(?vrtoTr?a))

an object, drawing off, diversion.

em,

?vriorao-is,
n?Vav

Polyb.

2, 18, 3.

Plut.

resistance.

rj, opposition,

adverse

?jjtak&s rvx*!* ?vriorao-iv,

from

away

drawing

I, 274

400

fortune.

?pvbp&o~ai

<f>vcreis

Koivrj irpooipev,

airb rov avrov

ov, 6,

opposite.

as,

avrio-vivyia,

an

r), (?vriarparonebevai)

3,101,

rj,

?pTiQ-vpa?is,

combination

(w?vyl?)

r), (avpa^is)

contraries,

of

as,

Clem. Rom. Ho

?xc?v

riva

jrp?s
ovk

y?p

exc?v

....

nrjo-ai

op,

pvorrjpta

ripa

Hal.

141.

V,

nplov

to

reference

the

elements.

a-&paros

a& paros,

which

we

38

ov

rov

Kal a?paros,

rrjs

?papn&v

164 A

*Ev rrj

oipos

?vTirvnov

?k tov

a?pm
T&v

Kvplov

Iren.

avTirv7r?)V rov nplov

eori

(paivopevov

Kal rov

o? r?v

'Avri<?iXo8o?o?vTes

?prov

GREG.
a&paros,

32,

16

7,

rov

X?piv

return.

to murder

in

ripoorr?^as

t?v

Pto

<f>ov?a ?vn<j)o

rj tov

eis ?aoiXea

Kal oi
rrjv

(See

(fivXarreiv

avrov.

Kvpiv

GLOSS.

constltuo.

oraculum.

constitu?a,
ov,
4,1.

6,

(?vn<j)ov?o)

surety,

bondsman,

bail.

99, Prooem.

(?vrtyovov),

adv.

Porph.

antiphonically.

ov, responsive
31

'Avritijovoi

to,
vfivoi.

Socr.

antiphonic.
Soz.

8, 8.

titul.

6,

8,

*Avn

a system of anti
(b) T? avriobovov,in the Ritual,
See
ava?a?fioi (b).
phonic Tpoir?pia.
a system of verses
in
T?
?vri<f>ovov, the Ritual,
(c)
a
the
refrain (burden,
Psalms, accompanied by
from

Kal

a?paros.

rbv

irapaXofi?avofiev

tou

vie

TpOTTQV.

Tvxa>a'lv*

I,

<rou
tov

rjp?s,

'Avncfrovrjoov

Substantively.
(a) T? ?vri<f>ovov,an antiphon.
1284 C. E.
Ephes.
Soz. 8, 8 T?v t?>v dvnob?vov
v

187 A

18

Novell.

for another.

(?)?)V(?Vob?v.

o-apKiKrj, ?kk?

nvevpariK&s

Naz.

p. 322,

of

apros

lP^s

surety

Cer. 366, 8.

Frag.

caparos

696,

?K rrjs x

Novell.

avricpovos,

t&v ?vTirvn

?KKkrjo-?a npoonpeperai

ia?lovai.

nplov

inirekovpev,

tovtcdv

on

?vrioboviK?s

Kal rrjs ?a>i)s ala>vlov

rrjs crapKos avrov

perakap?avovres
tov

ovk

evxapiorlas

. . . . ipa oi
peraka?apres

THEOPH.

dvncpovrjTrjs,

tov
vn?p fjp&p, Kal

ravra

1.

pecunia

body and

Tov

25,1

these representatives.

rrjs ?cjxecrem t&v

MACAR.

7,

eVexvoVvros

Kal ?Wirwra

celebrate

*H npoaqbop?

npevpariKr)

Apost.

Const.

9lrjo~ovXpiorov

a?paros
nplov

by

:?vTKpvrjois, eos, r),

(?vncpov?o) the becoming surety for
another. Novell.
4,1, ? y'. Gloss.
'Avn^omjois,
|

sacred

5, 14, 4 ilapa?ovs b? rjp?p

avrov

to become

Kovoravrlvov

rb aprlrvnop, antitype, applied to the

Substantively,

930

p.

rjoo,

'AvTKpov?,

the representative mysteries of his precious

blood.

sacred

bv Xap

said

iKe1v rf? ovyKkrjro.

(<j>ovevo)

GnOST.

?eov,

'Avtitv

SuiD.

o-Kkrjp?rrjs.

with

4,

; 'APTirvnlap

ipeloy

iK?aopeverai.

Apost.
rov

'Aobpov?av.

?vnqbiXoveiKovvTa.

evoo,

?vri<f>ov?o,
ovk

ns

evx^ral

ipapr?ajaris,

antitypical,

Const.

elements.
?prlrvna

kcpop

Dion.

Tropically.
aprlrvnos,

eis

Karaq^vyrj ;

9ApTirvn?a,

lem.

repulsion.

b? ml

11 u&s

17,

eis

6 apros

(frvoei
?vrirvirov

veveo?ai.
resistance,

reaction,

Homil.

11

40,

irpbs rbv

irpbs firjb?v ?vn<j>iXov

a schismatic

counter-meeting,

rj, (aprlrvnos)

Rom.

Clem.

7r?vra

IIp?s

715 C.

Ill,

1,

?irior?rai

?vnqbovevo,

Theod.

meeting.

of Christ.

body

?vncj)iXoveiK?o(cpiXoveiKeo),to oppose, POLYB. 3, 103, 7

combination of opposite qualities.

em,

?prjs oorrjpias,

real

the
eon

?XX*

Xpiorov

Polyb.

iXe(j>?vTov

encamping

8.

mil. 3, 33.

apTirvnla,

o?pa

bition.
as,

S
ovs

?vnqjiXobo^?o (cfrikobo??o), to vie with any one in am*

9AvTioTp?rrjyov

BeXyiK?}s.

Polyb.

rrjs

ravrrjv,

heretic.)
4011

Inscr.

propraetor,

?vriorparonebeta,

Tr?v rp?ireCav

were
7 Ovk

Daniel

?avofiev

et alibi.

15, 4,1,

Also,

Po

lieutenant-general.

(oTparrjy?s)

rvirovs

and

o?fta,

arroparos.

elements

sacramental

APOPHTH.

?pnorp?rrjyos,

crup?oXov,

I, 273

Kal tous
reX?

oivos,

In the fifth century it was heresy to deny that the

t&p

?pros,

NAZ.

GREG.

baip6va>v.

lyb.

?pTiorariK?s

T?s

?vaifMKTOs,

afpa,

Compare

?vriorariKOs, r), 6p, (?pTioT?rrjs) opposing, hostile. MeTHOD.

also

chorus). The communion-service (r) Xeirovpyia) has

three ?vriqbova. They are chanted before the pwcp?

189

avTvxcuperl?io

?vinroratcro^

e?o-obos(see ewro?os). We subjoin the third ?vrl<f>a>vov

:
(chanted to the second authentic mood)
: Aevre

verse

First

?a>pev T& ?e& t& aanrjpi

: Swcrov

Chorus

?ebs peyas

iv

rb

: "On

verse

rfj

Kal avros

avrov

Porph.
are

They

salute

Kal r^v ?rjp?p ai x?"

saluted

by

in

442

Cer.

1 Joan.

2,

Kal

vvv

6 Xpioros

him

lias

?wirev?vvos,

rjKova-are oti 6 ?prlxptvros

v?pop

rj tovs npoobrjras,

cor?

oroi &s

aev,

inkrjp

os ?p pr?
?p?koyrj

ev

'irjaovp XpiOTov

eVn.

apropiaros

rrjv evrat-lav.

<?>vkaTT?VTa>vravrrjv

10

Smyrn.
pov.

Polyc.

beo-pa

im<TKon(?.
aov

prjp, otop
avroiKo?opeo)
POLYB.
vnb

t&p

to tovs

iy&,

Antioch.

7r?vra

'Avrtyvxov

aov

on

eya> Kal r?

avri^vxov
rc?v

ey?

'Avri^x0'"

vibv tov

top
<?>iXe?s 'Ij;o"ovv

(interpol.)

r&

vnoTao-o-opepoap

Cassobol.

Kal r? beorp?

pov

npevp?

ad Mari.

Epist.

yepolprjp

?&ptos.

2 Kara
6

pov.

to

vp&v

Avr?^vxov

9Apt1^vxop

?eov

rov

vp&p yepol

(olmbopei?),

to erect

a w?ll

1, 42,

12.

epbo?ep

?pT(?Koboprjpep<o

16,

30,

behind

to nenra>Kos

6 T& mr?
rei'xei.

a breach.

22,

11,

3 Ai?

of

?wirev?vvos.

?vro(j)??kpe(?, rjo-o), (?pro(j)??kpos) to face,

oppose, resist.

in

5.

634,

SEPT.

ov, (liroKpivofiai)

Amphil.

DlOD.

1, 70.

2 Reg.

15,

30.

Mich.

ROM.

not

undisguised,

dissembling.

2 Cor. 6, 6, et alibi.

of

adv.

?wiroKpiros,

Clem.

delay.

1, 80, p. 91, 75.

without

?wiroKpiros,
12

2,

Epist.

'Ev bvol

dissimulation.

o?fiaoi

?wiroKpiros

e*rj fila tyvxrj?

ToG

5, 56,

fi?XXovTOs ?wirovorjTois.

eivai rrjs
'Eppeiov
adv.

POLYB.

5,

Keip?vov

39,

of

?wirovorjros,

2.

14,

10,

Kal ?irapaoKevos

irpbs

firjv oXrjs bi? ravra

Kal paXXov

adv.

Polyb.

11,18,

awirooraros,
lyb.

10,

?wirov?rjrov

of

avviroirros,

; active.

unsuspectingly
7 n?vrtov

; active.

?wir?irros,

2 Mrjb*

4,

roXprjs.

unsuspecting

?vtnroirros,

Polyb.

; active.

ov, unsuspecting

to

?vu7rovoi7T?)s

bia

fi?XXov.

Polyb.

8, 29,

avviroirros

2 T?sye

rjv.
active.

unsuspectingly;

7.

ov, without

Po

groundless.

foundation,

1, 5, 3.

?wiroraKTos,

ov,

Iren.

(viror?ooo)

confused, as a narrative.
5, 21, 4.
2. Insubordinate,

epbop ?proiKobope?P.

name.

pronoun,

I, 202 C.

Athan.

2. Unsubstantial.

9lrjaov eVirvx?.

of Anto

a man's

without

?wir?p?eros,

?wirobrjTOs.

?wirovorjros,

to
Substantively, ro avrtyvxov, that which is given
save life. Ignat. Ephes. 21 'Avr?^vxov vp&v iy&.

honor

in Bekker.

13,10.

Diod.

1,8.

awirov?rjros,

?priyfrvxos,op, (^vx?) instead of life, given for life, that

is, to save life. Ignat. Tars. 8 'Avrtyvxos iy& t&p

in

pronomen,

Thrax

of

adv.

Clem.

aprixpioros.

O?k

?vro(j)?aXfirjoat.

o, Antonius,

ovopa)

NT. Rom. 12, 9.

ovs

(A. D. 115).

adv.

?wiroKpiTos,

IGNAT.

(?>avk?(ei rbv

ov,

Dion.

?vu7ro'?eTos =

avn'xpioToi

y?p

a-apKi ikrjkv?epai,

nap

opponent of Christ.

games

celebrated

fjXUrjv

IIp?s

BARN.

?vvfi(j)VTos,ov, (wpcf)evo) unwedded, applied to the Vir

gin. ASTER. 440 A cOrrjs ?vvpfavrov K?prjsv?os.

178 B.

7roXXol yey?vaeri.

nap&p
7

return,

?Krivas

rj, (?vri,

grammar.

2, 24,

248.

Rom. Homil.

in return.

Kai morn

18

2 E? ris

as,

?vroQ?aXprjoai

Kapxrjboviovs
oirXois.

avTofyoaXfirjoas.

'Avr?vios,

4866

to return

9Aprixaiperi?opTai

avri'xpioTos, ov, ?, (?prl, Xpior?s)

POLYC.

rrjs
eVriv

K. r. X.

rjp?s, vie ?eov,

l<ra>, (xaiper??u>)

salutation.

epxerai,

?ipara

Ort avrov

r?,

Inscr.

?wirep??ros,

: 2&o-op

?prixaiperl?c?,

Heron.

r?

eiarlv.

avrrjp,

ninus.
'Avrc?vts for

?vrowpia,

tnkao-ap.

Chorus

ov,

Inscr.

rrjv yrjv.

k. t. X.

xet/^

inolrjo-ev

*Oti

?v rois

avrov

els r?s

loxvovoiv

iv

avr&.

inl naaav

peyas

avrov
v\?rrj t&v opeajv

r) ??kao-cra,
pes avrov

iv

avrov

np?o-amov

?k?k??a>pev

\?rakpols

: 2&o~op rjp?s, vie ?eov,

Kal r?

NT.

?avjmoTos,

otov

7 Mr)

68,

iroXe

rois

9Avro<$>?aXpe1v bvvrjoovrai

irapa?oXos

'AvToviveia,

Kal ?aaikevs

Kvpios,

Chorus

avrov,

? iv ?ylois

?eov,

Hpo(?)o?ara>pev

Kal

i^opokoyrjaei,

vie

1,

p?ois.

17,

bvvaoreiav

rjp&v.

rjp?s,

verse:

Second

yrjs,

?k?k?

Kvpl(p,

1,

iroT ?v
irpbs avrovs

o-oi ?XXr?Xov?a.

yjr?kkovr?s

Third

r&

?yaXXiao,a>/xe61a

POLYB.

1Tim. 1, 9. Apocr.

1, 9, 4.

without

Polyb.

order,

mixed

3, 36, 4.

up,

3, 38, 4.

refractory, disobedient. NT.

Parad. Pilat. 3. Quin. Can. 17.

190

avvTToraCla

3. Not

as,

?wirora?ia,
mon.

Adm. 221.

subdued, not subjugated. Porph.

77.

rj,

454.

Cont.

?wor?prjTos, ov, (vorep?o) not being deprived, full.

NAT.

titul.

Smyrn.

Tos. Theoph.
?wrrjs,

ov,

6,

xaP^fia

163, 2.
(vyjr?o) to raise on high, set up.
12

2 Esdr.

4,

?epeXiovs

avrrjs

Ta

reixrj

avrrjs

Sept.
Kal

elol,

Karrjpnop?va

?vvyfsooav.

to exalt.

Metaphorically,

2, 7 Ku

1 Reg.

Sept.

Kai 7rXouT??ei, Tanretvo? Kai

?w^rol.
7TTtt)^t?ei

tinople ; Rome being the central point. Chron.

Cer. 393.
572, 10. Porph.
(Compare ?vair?fiiro,

997 A

Ta

the

p?prj,

?vorepiKa

I, 53 A.

EPIPH.

?vorepiKOs, rj, ?v, (?v?repos) upper.

as

same

Ta

?vo

p?prj,

pare

adv.

above,

Polyb.
Id.

6,

before,

1, 10,1
10

1, 7,

applied

Ka??irep

Ka??irep

elirov.

?v?repov

?ir?vo

in a

to a passage

(Com

29.

rank, office. Can. Apost.

Ant. 11.
3,10.

Const. Apost.

y?rvxrj ?giop

Rom.

Epist.

tov

ou, (agios,

??tayvos,

?yvos)

chaste.

worthily

a?ieir?TVKTos,ov, (?iriTvyx?vo) worthy of being met or of

sought

after,

ov,

pickaxes.

??ioeirirevKTos.

r?, equivalent

Porph.

Ignat.

to avivai

Cer. 463.

titul.

Rom.
axes

Kat opvyia,

and

670,16.

a?ioe7T?TeuKTOs

?gieirirevKros.

IGNAT.

Rom.

(interpol.)

titul.

a?i?0eos, ov, (a?ios, ?eos) worthy of God, holy.

Rom.

Ignat.

?gioobaprjs, es,

Ephes.

4.

Ig

oimvoplai

ip rfj
rb

ave?oaiv

353 B
. . ,\

p?p

PhI

oxkov

agios

III,

ylpovrai

46.

7,

?apamos
tov

Kal pi?

Ai n-epl

?e?aiovprai

of being known.

(agios, ?5aiv?) worthy

613 A.

Ant.

76
?gla>pa,aros, rb, dignity, rank, office. Can. Apost.
The office of bishop. CONST.
T? ?gl pa rrjs imcrKonrjs,
2,
3

2, 28,

2 rva>pi?e

18,

'EKaaro)
aap.

pep?r

ovp

oi ka?ml

agi&pan

THEOD.

?gla>p?

aov.

rrjp npoarjmvaap

655 D.

HI,

Cod. Afr.

Can. 6. 50

agloojia.

2. Metonymically,
et Paul.

Pet.

para

to

ovp, & inlo-Kone,

It was used also as a title.

yepea?ai

dignitary,
72

tovs

navras

Apocr.

officer.
ml

kaovs

r?

?gi&

inl rfj ?eapla.

agiajpariK?s,r), 6p, (?gla>pa) of honor, of rank, honorable :

Polyb.
10, 18, 8 Kai nva npoaraalap
dignified.

9,

1 *Hv

p?p

im(j>aipovaa,
Kara

rrjp

dignified
iniob?peiap

appearance.

33,
Kal mra

?gicopariKos

nkrjKTiKos.

Substantively, 6 agiapariKOs,dignitary, a man of

Vit. Chrys. 34 D O?
rank, an official. Pallad.
b? agi paTiml tov kaov. THEOD.
various

titul.

named.
??iovopaoTos, ov, (ovofi??o) worthy of being
nat.

iKKkrjalas

?gia>jiaTiKrjp

?giobirjyrjros, ov, (birjy?opai) worthy of being narrated,

worthy of narration. Eus. 3, 30.

avri

30.

4,

v<?) evos

n?arj

npo?vpla

b? tov

m?ibpvaei

&arnep

b? nap? t&p ka&p.)

Rom.

Ignat.

?va. See

by

kabv

(Compare Basil.

?v?gios.

Act.

?fcivopvyia,

9,

To vpirepop

titul.

being

Followed

SOCR.

IIoXXo?

10

Arjpo(j>ikov

nprjp

1,1.

vp&v.

npeo-?vreplov

opoae

Kivrj?evra

ini?orjaai.

LOSTORG,

?^iay?irrjros,ov, (agios, ?ya7r??>)worthy of being beloved.

Clem.

rov

rov navra
iE(?)> ep

?elov

APOST.

e?irov.)

??ia, as, r), dignity,

3, 33,

t&p avyypa(j>ea>p.

yjrevbop?pois

areip?vov

p. 294

29,

Eust.

theWest,
as

POLYB.

plausibly.

? 8, 2, p. 110.
Introduction,
*
Agios!
worthy! a shout of approval at the ordi
nation of a bishop. Const. Apost. 8, 4, 2. Eus.

ras

?vairopirrj.)

book.

??KwrioTos,

To?s ?gionlarm

nvevparos

The upper
?vo, up. Adjectively,
upper. Ta ?vo fi?prj,
to
Constan
parts, applied to the West with reference

?v?repov,

of

agios, a, ov, dignus, worthy.

awyjroo, ?oo,

ptos

adv.

Kal nvevparimv

Novell.

tax-gatherer?

17

??ionkoKos, op, (nkeK<?)worthy of being twined, as a

Ignat. Magnes,
wreath.
(interpol.) 13 9Agionk6mv

322, 22, perpetual?

exactor?

(av?o)

iravrbs

ovorj

'Aworeprjro

Cont.

Trjp 9Op(f>em ?gioniarlap.

?gionlarm,

Ig

DlOD.

trustworthiness.

as, i), (allomaros)

alomarla,
1, 23

Lei

insubordination.

(?wiroraKros)

Theoph.

fiaTifco?

a?i

reading.

271,11.
2. Supplicatory.

Euagr.

Polyb.

2,

9,

20,

Ill,

610 A,

p. 301,

9, 9.

17.

31,

as a
Mal.

15, 3

191

dljufji?aToc

b? bobs

'AgiopariK?s
that

by o? irpeo?eis
for

agvp?aros
POLYB.

as

act

should

they

?vroX?s

?vroX?s

entreaters.

9,

15,

to no

koivoXo

?oiKoi,

ov,

oi, houseless,

to nomadic

applied

ov, not

d?paros,

that

seeing,

not

has

with anything ; active. Polyb.

kokov

iravrbs

?oparoi

iravrbs

Aop?rois

to

applied

?Vris,

Substantively,

?opioros,

Xias

At?

68
oe

bib?gai

in

one

*) aorist,

XP0*

cos,

the

in

rj, (?irayopevo)
DlON.

ovyKar??eois.
rjoo,

an-aoWu),
Deut.

language

aero,

as

to withhold,
?irabiKrjoeis

not

to accord,

to

?irirrjprjoeos.

Keip?vrjs

ovk

ravrrjs
op?rjs
rais

V.

ir?vrjros,

to

?ira?avari(o,
avr?v
?irairrjois,

ATHAN.

CONST.

cos,

I,

1.

936

C
C

*Airabovorj

30, 3.
airaKpi?a(opai

to,

ov,

as a garment.

Plut.

collector

115 B.

airaKpi?oo.

of

178 B.

cloth

rrjs

it.

up,

using

con

utterly

choice

collection;

epitome.

guileless,

honest.

simple,

Plut.

1, 11 'AttXoisml

k?yois.
o

?n?povpyos,

person.

simple-hearted

?Travrax^cre

of ?n?povpyos. CLEM. Rom.

?7ravraxov,

ChrON.

everywhere.

Homil.

17,

16,

et alibi.

1,

Tas

=
rjs, r),

?naprrj,

aperas

Porph.

Adm.

32

Eis

eis ?naprrjp
?naprrjp

taxes,

brjp?oios

Novell.

irp?

17, 8.

rfj

16,

?naprrjaei

CONT.

435.

npbs

tovs

?ktos

sent

avr&p, He

'A7re

them.

15,

10,

Reg.

to meet

avr&.
a

ecos, r), (?napr?<?)

1 Reg.

Sept.

?n?prrjais.

*Egearrjaap
avrov,

9Egr?koep els ?n?prrjaip

THEOPH.

the

1, 9, 4.

oreiXev

exaction.

remove

To

Rom. Homil.

Clem.

?napovpy s, adv.
1, 10.

?ira?avan?ovorjs.

exactor,

Ill,
16.
128,

INSCR.

2.

op, (napovpyos)

?n?prrjais,
?,

of Apamea.

?nrjpqbla?e.

rp?ne?ap,

(?nap?l?a>)

Substantively,

ir?vre ovv?bois.
DlOD.

r), demand,

KTop. Basil.

151,11.

1, 41.

1, Prooem.

Iren.

?ir?bovros

Tl?vrrj

rrjp ?ylap

off,

r), (?nap?klaKc?)

aros,

anapovpyois

biavoias

Ti}s

to take

(apqbia)

Diod.

?n?povpyos,

rrjs irpo

242, 20. |
?irairrjrrjs,

a7rav?X(?o-is,

Iren.

; op

?ir?bov

231 A

1009

Ill,

immortalize.

rrjs ?orop?as

be discordant

Ouk

1, 10, p. 33

Kal olKovpeviKals

?y?ais

in

333.

p.

?n?p?iapa,

Sept.

wages.

pio?bv

to

EPHES.

?ir?bei.

irioreos.

op{>x<?P?From

Theoph.

?slvarlbas pakaK?s

ecos,

suming.

5.

642,

Eukhol.

Cohort. 17 Trjs 'Opf?os ?ir?

Just.

EUS.

beiv iroirjoeos.

SEPT.

estrangement.

woman

?An?peia)

II, 966 B.

(abo)

Act.

spread on the holy table, for the purpose of washing

?irayye

; opposed

in BEKKER.

Ouk

posed to ovv?bo.

ApOCR.

e?povs.

9Eg ?n?k&p

II, 159 B.

9Anapobi?^eip

?irooreprjoeis.
?ir?bo,

14

1,

Epist.

exovros.

tov aov

tender.

Epiph.

406

II,

common

of

prohibition

THRAX

(?biK?o)
14

24,

I, 1091 C.

Rom.

r), (?n?kkorpioa>)

soft,

?nap<f)i?C<o, ?aa>,

of writing.

style

KOivrjs Kal Ka?ofiiXrjji?vrjs

eoirevoa,

of

life.
?iray?pevois,

r), 6p,

9An?piaaa,rjs,r),

Id. Ibid. 638, 24.

diction,

r), expression,

Adm.

Clem.
rov mk&s

9An?kkorpia)?rjpai

fancy.

pronouns
Thrax

Epiph.

6443.
se.

the tenses of the Greek verb.

PORPH.

certain
Dion.

air?los.

r?s

y?p

o?9Anrjkyrjpipoi,

Substantively,

alienate.

em,

inovkas

of India.

rjp?s

oi

Job. 31, 3.

108,

?7raX?s,
as

as,

3,

?nakkorptaats,

12.

636,

?irayyeXia,

HAireipoib? Kal

irepior?oeos?

pain.

'A7raXXorpi?)o~ai
Barn.

unacquainted

2, 21,2

Kal ir?orjs

as

pronominals,

Bekker.

seen,

beivov.

ov, indefinite,

?opioros,

?n?kkoTpio

Sept. Gen. 19, 11.

?opaoia, as, r), (?p?o) blindness.

to

iep&v

rjp ?n?kaplap

e?os.

probably theFakirs

Just.

117, p. 211 A.

Tryph.

and

tribes.

p?v t&v

inl

eva>xt>&P inovkaplav,

mkew

no

to
feel

?n?kyea),

yiav.

ro mvovv

npoaayopevovaip

?ypolas

"Ppalois

evooxtas

dish, inovkapla,

epularis)

Vapalois

b? t&p

inl

7ToXXol ig

agreement.

11

Lyd.

aarovpap,

rrjv

iroirjar?pevoi

*A?vfi?arov

Kavovv.

?giofiariK?s.

come

ov, having

?n?kapla, as, r), (epulae,

irpeo?eis,

16 Uaprjcrav

7,

32,

?irX?s

e^ovres

aovp?aros,

tous

?gair?areiXe

?iravTi)ai^

at

meeting,
oi

coming.

avr&.

POLYB.

?n?prrjaip.

rrjs nokem

npea?vrepoi

his

Sept.

coming.

1 Esdr.
16,

22,

1,

23

2 T^v re

v 192
Q7r?va>0

airaraic?v

2. Sometimes

it is used in the sense of 'Yirairavrrj,I

Chron, 22, 10.

which see.

over.

?ir?vo?ev (?vo?ev), adv. from

'Aireorrj ?ir?vo?ev
once.

?ira?,

aira?,

Trail,

15

471,
once

?tre Kara bvo, Either

Ka?*

EiTe

e?bopaba

or once

a week,

two

in

weeks.

Hier.
by r?, or irp?s. Cyrjll.
7 'E?v b? rb ?ira$ ?irorvxxjs, MAL. 178, 12.
Preceded

no

?irag, By

means,

Procat.

rois

Xp?pa

op, (nap?p?kkos)

in connection with

Sept.

numerals.

2,

Kal to

rvnov

ALEX.

ALEX.

op, (napanoi?a>)

tion,

<j>o?epa Kal ?napanolrjros.

of ?napaaKevaaros,

adv.

Clem.

?napaaKevm.

Adm.

PORPH.

peremptory.

Kal bi?ragis

KapayyeXia

?napapikkrjros,

incomparable,

II, 102, 12.

?avyKpiTos. Cedr.

anapaaKevaarm,

2. Time,

?nap??erov.

561 B.

86

Alex.

816 C.

rov

SC. ooboakpols.

t&p mprjkc?P,

?napanolrjros,

Did.

ovbajios.

?eov

'ATrapaXXoKTOVS Kara

67

162,

p.

?nap?ptXkos,

Ovx

Ignat.

incomparableness,

5 Ta tov navroKparopos

(interpol.)

50,

Cer.

?nap??erov,

Jud. 16, 20 ] ?nap?kkaKTos, op, (nap?Kk?aaa>) exactly like. DlOD.

Sept.

a?TOu,

PORPH.

t?

stantively,

ROM.

without

Homil.

prepara

1, 9.

adv.
of anaparrjprjros,
without
17, 7 Ouk ?ya?r) a?rrj r) ?ovXr) rjv e?ovXevaraTo ?naparrjprjTm,
precaution.
tovto.
7.
Polyb.
rb
5072
INSCR,.
bvo,
3,
52,
"Atto^
14,1,12.
?ira?
'AxiToqbeX
Two times, twice. Ibid. T?v rpi?v ?Va|, Of ike three dnapax&prjros,op, (napax&pea) unyielding, steady,firm, as

2 Reg.

times.
Ibid.

T? fi?v irp?rov ?ira?, The first

Ibid.
*Ef

a7ra{,

Once.

Apophth.

Marc,

3 Urj

again.

140

<?>vyc, rb

as Mia

(?>op?,

<?>vye ?ira%, rb bevr?pov

irp?rov

pop,<f>aia.

to the Modern

is equivalent
?oXa,

yevou

rpirov

T?

once.

[In

this

sense,

faraf;

or r)
r) <?>opa

Greek

<?>op?s, twice.

Avo

eXirrfs

to come out

fioi aXXo ?ira? e?eX0e?v,Tell me not

Poemen.

time.

TeWepes

Four times. Tr)v irp?rrj ?oXa, The first

(?>op?s,
XiXies ?oXes, A thousand times."]
?irai-airX?s

(?ira?,

the whole;
Apocr.

?irX?s),

in a word.

Act. Pauset

adv.

on

11, 32.

37.

Thecl.

1, 61, 3.

Polyb.
adv.

?napax<?prjTa>s,

of

without

?napax&prjros,

Polyb.

yielding,

5.

5,106,
steadily, firmly.
?napyvpl?a), laa>, (?pyvpos) adaero, to appraise, bianp&.
Adm. 220, 15 Mr)
Basilic.
54, 4, 12. Porph.

ov,

?napyvpiapos,
Novell.

avrov*

nap9

?napyvpl?ea?ai

6,

adaeratio,

(?napyvpl?a>)

4.

130,

Gloss.

appraising.
adaeracio.

9Anapyvpiapos,

?nap p$aTos, op, (napepfpalvoi) not indicating anything.

general,

Clem. Rom. Homil.

a7ra?iWis, cos, r), (?ira?ioo) contempt.

Histor.

in

omnino%

time.

a soldier.

POLYB. Frag.

In grammar,

or to ?na

|
tc?v iyKkufopevaav
fjyrjr?u%
? HAL. V, 37, 13 "iva r? op??
t&v ?napep<\>?raiv.

Kal r? napep?franm

42.

SC eyKkiais,

rj ?napep?xvros,

se. prjpa, the infinitive mood, or simply the

pep<j)aTQP,
in Bekker.
638,7. Dion.
infinitive. Dion. Thrax

dnapprjalaaros, ov, (napprjai??opai) deprived of freedom,

airapa?aros, ov, (irapa?aivo) inviolable. PlUT. II, 745 D.
885 B. EpiCT. Enchir. 50, 2 n?* t? ?eXnorov <?>ai [ as a state. Polyb.
23,12, 2 and 3.
2. Not speaking freely, notfrank ;'active. Cicer.
vofievov coro ooi v?pos airapa?aros.
NT. Hebr. 7, 24 At? t? p?veiv avrov

2. Perpetual.
els rbv al?va
cyrapa?XrjTos,

airapa?arov
adv.

comparison.
18, 22.

of

e^et rrjv ?epoovvrjv.

aVapajSXr?Tos,

Clem.

Rom.

2, 40,

beyond

17, 7.

?irapayy?Xros (irapayy?XXo), adv. without being ordered.

POLYB.

16,

3^ 1

9Airapayy?Xros

owe?aXov

?irap?ypacfros,ov, (irapayp?ajo) undefinable.

12, 10.

aXXrjXois.

POLYB. 16,

not ta he Compared.
?irap??eros, ov, (irapari?rjpi)

?naaxok?a*

Homil.

pevov

exovaa.

rjpep&v

?ekrj

Sub

?narai&v

to occupy,

(aVxoXew),

Rom.

iv

13,

avvex*?as

r&v

employ,

3 To nvevpa

HerODIAN.
o oats

out on a march,

going

33, 2.

Sept. Num.

out.

Trjs

9, 2'(2).

rj, (ana?pa>) a setting

em,

?napais,

incomparably,

Homil.

ad Attic.

Epist.

....

1, 5,1
rov

(??vt&p

vibv

vnb tov

vnvov

'oXiytov

?nrjaxoXrj

b? biek?iwa&v
7,

anrjaxokovv.

?naaxokovarjs

Clem.

engage.

eis

2,

eavrrjv

Kal r? OKOvria t&v nokeploDV.

=

aVare?v.

APOCR.

Act.

Pet.

et Paul.

32.

11
r?

air ?Triais

193airing

?ir?rrjois, eos, r), (airar?o) a beguiling, bewitching.

Judith. 10, 4.

Sept.

ov, 6, (eyyovos)

?ir?yyovos,
teo.

3,

6, 4.

?ireipavbpos,

ov,

abnepos,

adv.

Cedr.

aireipavbpos.

I,

*H

21

11,

Alex.

o?bev

r) r?v

to

dircKb?xofiat

(eK?e^opat),
eVce?), thence,

396

VI,

Trjv

ovvrj?cia.

?v?p?irov

?Kel?ev.

PORPH.

Cer.

?Kel?ev.

thence,

?Keloe),

361

METHOD.

expect.

A.

357,

PORPH.

20.

Adm.

as,

r), (direXavvo)

METHOD.

away.

driving

driver

expulsor,

r), ?v, (?ir?x?rrjs)

?2^XaTiKos,

ov,

?ircXcKrjros,

out,

expeller,

meaning

unhewn,

irp?ypara

the being

Ubertinitas,

1,

?2

19,

to give up as
o

'AireXir?oas
fi?oas

irepl

?pfirjoe

bXos

o? TeyeaTat

r?irovs
6,

10

20

vvktos

rrjv oorrjpiav,

r?

9Avvi?as

?K rrjs iroXcos.

Kal boKOvvras
irp??cis

7 Taf?eos

irap?booav
7,

of safety.

hope

Etti

2, 54,

?irrjkiri?ov.

15,

virb r?v
avrbv

avrovs,

3 Kara
?vavriov

eboKe reX?os

direXirioavres
having

tovs

given

?xvporarovs

?irrjXirio?ai.
irap? rois

10,
iroXXols

9Awir6oTaros

via,
yevoir1

Polyb.

6s, desperate.
?v

r) r?v

?irrjXiriKorov

3,

63,

13

roXpa.

dircp(?)aivo(?p<j>aivo),to be unlikely, absurd, or preposVOL. VII.

NEW

SERIES.

25

Hip

around (un
POLYB.

unexpectedly.

not

(nepianaa>)

confusion,

4, 32, 6.

Ignat.

biavola.

9Anepian?aT(?
of

into

thrown

2, 67, 7.

Polyb.

adv.

POLYB.

?neplanaaros.

10.

2, 20,

12, 28, 4.
secure.

danger,

ov,

free

neplaraais)

Polyb.

trouble

from

8.

6, 44,
uncircumcised.

(nepireppo))

to go

to

LEO

peror.

said

church,

Tov

275

GRAM.

eis top ?yiop M&kiop.

Sept.

Pai,

2carjp

keyerai

the

Gen.

of

piKpbp

em

Byzantine
A?ovros

?aaikem
79,

18.

?nek

80.

in Bekker.

Sicily

Kara rrjp avprj?eiav

t&p x?X??>v

yiverat

of

CuROP.

Joannes

aWfiyqpc?Ke'va*.

1417

anerCiyrjp&Kepai,

avoiy?vrcav,

t&p

b?

ob?pra>p

piKp?repov.
?nevkoylas,

or

an

evkoylas,

indeclinable,

(otto*, evXoyia)

not allowed topartake of the evXoy/a 5, for some fault.

Basil, n, 528. 529.
?nrjpv?piaap?vm

(?nepv?pi?a)

ingly, impudently.
?ntb?a,

airrjXiri&fi?vas.
'AirrjXiriK?s,

?nepivorjros,

ov, (nepdarrjpi,

?ovtos

1, 55, 2 Kapxrjb?vioib? rrjs fi?v?aX?mjs ?icvpievov,rrjs b?

up

of

ov,

?n?pxopai,

1, 5, 3.
afreedman.
to
?ircXiriCo (?Xiri(o),
give up in despair,
....

in

incircumscriptus,

372 C.

17, 14.

Antec.

POLYB.

simply

4, 57, 10.

or

Sept.

unwrought.

rjros, rj, (?ireXev?epos)

?ireXev?ep?rrjs,

henceforth,

400 B.

(nepiyp?(j>a>)

s, adv.

?neplrprjTos,

(ircXcK?o)

rrjs

ravrrjs,

?nef+m?apTos, op, (nepim?alpai) not purified

Sept. Lev. 19, 23.
circumcised).

?neplararos,
Porph.

uncertain.

6 (5), 17.

3 Reg.

?nevavri

79.

4, 18, 6.

Cer. 40, et alibi.

all

pol.

Ephes.

(536), 1181 B.

Const.

?jecter.

yrjs ovx

ov,

?nepian?aras,

ov, 6, (direXavvo)

direX?rrjs,

Sept.

opposite.
....

b? rrjv ?nevavri

ivrev?ev, from

Method.

?neplanaaros,

389A. !

lost.

an

not distracted.

direXaoia,

3 Kara

1, 86,

henceforth. Method.

?nepivorjr

9.

. 148,

against,

rrjp \vxviav

9Em?r)aeis

?neplypanros,

CyriLL.

an-eKet

(air

over

adv.

applied
finite.
Kal
376 C Kaivrjv <f>rjpi
?eavbpiav
?nepl?vyos, -op,(fyyos) odd, as applied to numbers.

?ob?opov

(air?,

elms

?nep(j>alvovaav

7rXevpav.

to the

not married;

(See also deiir?p?evos.)

aVeKeia-e

SC.

t&v ?yfrv

avyKpiaiv

?eaptvois.

POLYB.

aVevrevtfev, for

rcKovoa.

direipoyapov.

?ireip?yapov

man

knew

25, p. 199.

Typic.

Method.

Virgin.

never

that

?vrjp)

ov, rj, that was

?ircipoyap.os,

X?xov

of

avrov

aireip?vbpos

26,

Tpaneijjs.
(?ircipos,

applied to the Virgin.

aireip?vbpos,

35

Trjv ye

ivberj Kal rckelm

evavn),

(ano,

Ex.

10

6, 47,

rois

npoanlnreip
?nevavri

An

grandson.

POLYB.

To?s ipyfr?xois

X?v

aVeyyovr?, rjs, r), (?yyovrj) abneptis, third granddaughter.

Antec
3, 6, 4.
third

terous.

as,

Geopon.
the

same

r), (amov)

10, 3, 6.

?nrjpv?plaapai),

Iren.

adv?

unblush

1, 27, 2.

the pear-tree,

[Modern

Pyrus

Greek

Communis.

17?mbi?, in

sense.]

| ?niKes, o?, apices

(from apex).

Dion.

Hal.

I, 385v

airXapioc 194

?7T0

a?rX?ptos,ou, ?, (?ttXo?s) simpleton, an epithet applied by

the Manichaeans to the orthodox. Epiph. I, 646 D.
?VXaoTos,

ov,plain,
=

?irXrjKevo

Gen.

Sept.

simple.

Mauric.

?irXiKevo.

1,

4. To

5,

et

3,

587, 19.

Mal.

333, 15, et alibi. Chron. 551, 20.

Leo. 11, 2. Cedr. 1, 723, 7.
2. To take lodgings, toput up at a place.
920

'Hn-X^Keuo-av

?irXrjKTov

730,

2ra?fi?v,

nat.

va?v rrjs ir?Xeos.

2, 11.

11, et alibi.

Leo.

4, 23.

Phoc.

Martyr.

Ig

?irXrjoros,

Xap?dvov

insatiably.

277, et alibi.
constable,
evcKa

?yKXrjp?rov

ora?pos.

Leo.

?irXoovvrj,

rjs, rj,=

to encamp,

castra,

Theoph.

to,

ov,

11,

cO p?yas

PHIL.
oov.

Job.

SEPT.

Vis.

XevKovs

rrjs ?yias
20

134,
208,

PORPH.
tous

the

*H7rX?>
Cer.

bvo
bvo

Kparovoi
22

on

159

rpair??rjs

o?ovrjv.

.18. 243, 13

82,

ai/rov.

7ro?as

Am

15,

Kara to
oon?pioi

'ATrXo?vres auT? yvpo

?ev avrrjs.
Theoph.

473

rjp?v r?s

^H^Xc?o-as

our hearts.
Kapbias,Thou hast gladdened
3.

To

spread,

scatter.

Leimon.

160.

453,

11 Eis ebaobos rjirXop?vovvcKp?v, Of dead bodies lying

on

the ground.

spread

472,

17

'An-X?o-avres

?zutous,

Hence,

adv.

to promulgate, publish.

86.

the perfect
rjnk p?vas

participle

p?vov

passive.

imk?pnei

x?>pas?

XaiPe? 7V ^rXwft?vi;.

9Aan?payos

ChrON.

Cer.

&s ervxcv, At

To?s

12,

random,

ayiov
t&p

?nk&paai

21.

reason.

without

rov

cA7rXcopara
81

Basil.

535

II,

Chrys.

thoughtlessly.

761 E.

for

r), (cwrvoos)

vno,

ab,

calm,

20,

yorjros.

?v?p&nov
vov avro?s

rov

?nb

12

Can.

13

'Anb

785

Tovtc?v

Tovs

IREN.

5, 31,

?eov.

ATHAN.

K?ovoravnvov

*Anb b&bem
t&v

n?vrayv

34,
Dion.
rov

?nb

Hal.

arparrjyov.
ano

?na-nj??vras
2 Tov
I,

t?Vov

emaKon

tov

783 A

ik?x?rj.

npo(f)r?Tov

19.

11,

tiiws

&piape

9Ega)pla?rj

Kal Kc?varavriov.

imaK?na>v
tov

?nb

forms.

?p??vros
10

8,

t&v ?eipvrjaroiv

Afr.

passive

7,vp?rjparos
*

Ant.

POLYB.

prjpepla.

after

by,

16

1768,

?nb

19

544,
THEOPH.

PORPH.

COD.
Can.

?mva?fj.
THEOD.

II,

CHAL.

keyop?vcav.

1408 A

9Ano??v(?pev?qb9vp&vml prj eVe?. (Compare

?k after passive forms in classical Greek ; as Herod.
6, 13

?k t&v

Ta yivopeva

'Iwvc?v.

6, 22

?Ek t&v arparrj

y&v t&p a<j)eT?p?)P noirj?ev.)

2. Of, followed by the adnominal genitive in ex

like the following.
Zos. 115, 21 E?s
pressions
Eis
rial

rrjs

ip

Y&py

avyKkrjrov

T(3v T??s ?v V&prj avyKkrjrov

t&p ?nb rrjs yepovalas.

arparonebov.

8, 2, p. 379

?nb aeip?s

3. Of, denoting
Eus.

xe'"

7,28, p. 351, 28 Ta?sKap?W

simply,

Having

themselves.

r?s

Eus.

In

18,

?vaiaarrjpl(?P.
?nk&s,

t&p ?nb
Mal.

"H^X?^

HOMER.

TroXX?.

?vaiaarrjplov

JOSEPH.

iraXXiov

stretched

Leimon.

level.

Babr.

Joseph.
LEG.

Ov r?s

ipbvrr).

?no,

a?T?v

?V

rjirXop?vos,

??pas.

Metaphorically.

table,

Job. 22, 3

rb

vvpobrj,

*AirX?oaoai

fjirXop?vov.

bovpviKaXiov

level.

12,

cwrvoia, as,

cloth.

Euangel.

rrjs b?grjs rrjp begi?v

affXc?pa,aros, rb, (?nk?a>) the cloth spread on the holy

XII,

irXolov rjirX??rj.

Agath.

tous

els

to

Kvpia pov

23

*A7rXo?o"iv ?ir?vo

elo?bs

els

belgas

rjnka>p vais.

353 B

AsTER.

Ill,

rjirXop?vos,

part.
eavTov

ocv

npbs

2, 3.

Sept.

as

stretch,

Poemen/28.

ground.
perf.

1058

Arsen.

Apophth.

23.

expand,

I,

201.

?irXrjKrov,

21,

HERM.

?irXorrjs.

*AirXooov,

EpIPH.

tov ?eov

nov

Nicod.

o ?aaikevs

Apophth.

eis rov ovpav?v.

'Ank&s ml

b9 ?ypev?els

213

Lyd.

encampment,

?TrX?TTjs.

spread,

? ovX

promul

Method.

?v?p

ApOCR.

rjnka>pepais.

1 "Hnk&aep

xe*Pa"

eWeiW

<f)?op? bebvvaarevp?vov

Metaphorically.

1. 6.

rrjv obov oov.

To

9, 7.

pa?bovxos>

?irX?o, ?oo, (?irX?os) to make simple.

2.

airX-nrnvo,

Leo.

iric?op?vovs.

(applicatus)

??rX?TTjTa, r), simplicity,

'AttXwo^s

avrov

CHRON.

rrj

(24),

5. To

6, (applicitus)
rovs

airXiKTov,

as the arms,

extend,

x^porlp

GeopON.

evoa, applicare

?7rXtKTaptos,

Tov

ckev?epov

pas

1, 3.

of

irapeji?aXXo2.

19

II,

(in?dit.) 23.

?irXiKevo,

4,

Nic.

stretch,

rjroi ?irXrjKTov.

adv.

?irXrjoros,

400

II,

MAURIC.

oWXiktov.

729, 16.
251

eis Tiva

alibi.

been

had

yp?ppara,

gated.

27.

25,

9.

"H?rX?oro TravTax?Ve ?aaikiKa

mko?iop.

61

the material.

?ovkrjs,

equivalent

?ovkrjs.
'Evrvx^v

227,

to
"Apa

b? rots ?nb tov

Leimon.

66 $op&p

195

4. Past,
1565

irore

in expressions

years

e'? ov r? ?io
EuAGR.

past.

Kovra Kal
irp?s
Trjs yrjs nvos

?r?v

?itb ircvrrjKovra

*Avbpa

prjb? Xovo?pevov

fifty

like the following.

ye

xp?vwv

'Arr? rovrov

33

4,
ovre

b? rrjs

1, 97

2aX7riyKTas

87

place

miles

Erythr.

from

?v bc?i?

?Kraoiov

eorrjoe

'Atto b? rpi?v

SC. eVriv.

EpIPH.

325

THEOD.

LECTOR.

rrjs Airap?ov

bi?Kcirai

'A7ro yap
2, 1

Ef

orjpeiov

212

by

993 A

53

ir?Xeos.

VlT.

virrjpxcv

vbop.

?^eX?ovorjs

rrjs ir?Xeos ir?orjs,All thepeople ofthe city having gone

out eighteen miles to meet the body. Leimon. 17
?XXr?Xcov os

yAir?xovrcs

bvo piXiov

y?p

Ovoav

Kar?vavn

6. For

Cer.

avrov

but

their

11

T?v

Armed

170

?irl

m???erai

rrjs

Const.

in

in

rpair??rjs,

his

7. Ex-

?er?v.

BASIL.

consul.
ovn,
vov,
2,

46

Chal.

'A^?

Kop?rov,
243 A

Ill,

Epiph.

I,

915

ex-teacher.

Nil.

ex-heathen,

that

'Atto

OviKTopt

9Aorcpio
1, 54.

Epist.
is,

ypapfiariK?v.

849 A.

ex-comes.

other

852 A.

convert
2,

49

Apophth.

?irb
nvl

to

nepnrrjp

mar
pexpis

tov

??iovrov
?irb

Matt.

16

5,
16,

21

Porph.

9Airb *EXXrj
Christianity.

\A.7r? oxoXaoriK?v.

38 'o

?itb Xrjor?v, ex-robber, that is, who has (had) been a

Aavlb
em

From

625

gar

ex

oma?ev

time.
e'x^es

hence,

'Atf'

avrov,

*Anb

&pav

it is sometimes
Jos.

Sept.

Kal rplrrjs

onlacD 2a/3e?
pvp

tov
o

rjpgaro

that

18

22

74,

3, 4
rjpipas,

2 Reg. 20, 2 'Ave?tjn?s

9Anb rore

avrov, From

'Ayiovs

Adm.

Greek,
or

place

rare

659,
Cer.

tovs

?no

232,

rrjv bbbv an

'Atto

'Qael

'Atto rfj neprrjKoarrj.

time

From

Boxopl.
NT.

beiKvveiv

Amphil.

forth.

hence.

simply

viov

(?mboprj?rj.

'irjaovs

265 C 'Anb ?yfreem npa>t,From

?fiariov

vir?rov,

Arsen.

2 Esdr.

4,

PORPH.

rjpepa.

Gram.
352

of

?qbavros,

9Anb 'Akeg?vbpeiav.
prjv?s.

eanepas.

y?p nenopeva?e

Vis.

beikrjs

Leo

to adverbs

prefixed

Chron.

'A7t? ?yo>vo

Herm.

yAnb rfj np&rrj

pov.

?opparos,

it is sometimes followed

11. In later and Byzantine

'A^' ivrev?ev,

?irb ooqbior?v

138

9Anb

pa?rjra?s

Porph.

ordinary

521

to

o\?rem,

for

obe?povaplov

heretofore, before this time.

to names of office or profession.

prefixed

372

619

'Anoar?kovs.

Kal

Lei

privative.
as

t&v beanoT&v

218

ments.

Inscr.

460

Ov

Mal.

tunics.

?XXaijifiov

THEOPH.

'A7r?

1204 C
no

a sword.

airo oKapapayK?ov

dative.

'Ynoarpeobovrcuv

'Ano

Greek,

rov

441

evbvaiv

same

the

v,

or

'Ano bemrrjv

to ?-

18

89,

accusative

?vrjp *lapar)k ?nb

Having

with

Xcopts

r?iros.

(536),

their

r?v

202

bvo.

?irb piXiov

tunics;

bcoiror?v

koit?vos.

?epov

eVri

Kal ?wirobfjrov,

'A7T? oira?iov,

7,

'AvTto^etas

per? rov, with.

garments
493,

Mal.

*AXc?avbpeias

\A.7r? onxapiov

20

iroXcos

rrjs

!? fiiXiov.

?irb

9Anb opp?r
Mal.

Uapetx^v
MAL.

avr?s.

it is equivalent

146

?nb ar?biov.

Ill,

*Airb beKaoKr? piXiov

evos ?nekvaev

1557

rerpaKoala>v.

Ibid.

rrjv tov a&paros

kopais

air?is

blind.

the

Kal

bvo vovploov.

?nb

out of sight.
10. In Byzantine

17

to

as ?no

Chal.

el? top vabv ?nb bvo kenr&p.

rais

69.

biaKoala>v

vopiap?ra>v

Sometimes

MON.

AmpHIL.

THEOD.

fiiXiov

Peripl.
?irb ^iXiW

eloirXcovrov

okto.

?irb

piXiov

city.

b? avrov

rj BepcvUrj,

'Yirrjvrrjocv avr?

Arrian.

In

same

the

bovka>v,

apiece, at a time.

Aibovaa

ovaiv

Xapiaapevrj

eyeless,

Act. Pet.

rrjs ir?Xeos,

rpi?v

97
rois

9.

5, 8

11,

?nb

Aavel?ei

?nb voplaparos

opv?e.

Stationed

off. Apocr.

the

1 Mer?

Ant.

irob?v, He

'EVYoV?) a7r? fiiXiov

three

LeimON.

orab?ov

airo

rrjv, Ai?vrjv

hundred feet

trumpeters five

Xipvrjv

JOSEPH.

?irb irevraKooiov

1, 51

Diod.

?Vko oxoivov

Kara

NeiXou

extent.

CKarbv Kal eiKOoi rrjs Mepifieos.

Mar.

?irl

b? ?nb

2 *Hv

8. Distributively,

n?aiv

airo

ir?Xeos

tov

ILepav

et Paul.

t?v

peTeiXrj<p6ra.

5. Off, with nouns denoting

9Eir?vo

to,

ofy??vra

ircvrrj

.ovtc

M?os

?ovXos, freedman.

these

?irer?^aro,

airo?aXKcu

robber.

ovra prjbe

op?obo?ov
tovto

Chal.

airo

to?s
91 C

Vit.

Sab.

evening till morning.

there,

simply

thence.

Adm. 77, 20 *Anb

mra, From below. 148, 9
an ?K ?ae. Cer. 357, 20 ?neKe?as one word.
(See

also

?nevrev?ev.)

anoapKTOTp?obos,

ov, o,

(apKTorp?qbos)

one who

has

been an

exhibitor of bears, but has given up his trade. Chal.

1409 D, written also ?V? ?pmrpoobos
incorrectly for
?noapKorp?obos.
ano?akko),

to cast

out,

to excommunicate.

Can.

Apost.

51 Tijs iKKkrjalasano?akkeaoa), Let him be cast Otlt

of
the church. Const. Apost.
8, 23. 8, 32, 2, et
alibi. Ant. 4. (Compare Const. Apost.
2, 16, 1;

196 ?iro?tipiot?
aTro?Xeyjris

Ke'Xeuo-ov
piCo,
2.

a?r?v

c?o

ek?aXXo,
In

?iroKomo,

which

126

p.

t? miscarry,
E?^r?

Ev

?Knrp?oKo.

ap?Xio-Ko,

orav airo?aXrjrai.

eis yvvaiKa

2, 3, 7 Ta

Kal irpbs apKrov

irpbs ?oppav
bvoiv

irpbs

xetpeptv^v,

rrjv airo?Xcyfnv

e^ovra,

r) irpbs pecrrjp?piav.

(See

Ill,

271

'Airo?Xrjros

airo?ovXXoo, ?oo,

to unseal.

Const,

in,

I 8?H.

(air?yaios)

POLYB.

cable.

mooring

minical

33,

?iroyefii?o, ioo, (yep??o>) to unload.

Macar.

Apophth.

Kal

to sweeten.

(yXvKaivo),

?iroyXvKaivo

aros,

air?beiypa,

rb,

2.

1, 40.

DlOD.

Anton.

APOPHTH.

?irobeigis.

?7ro?eiXia,as, r), (beiXia)fear,

Polyb.

trepidation.

?nobovkos,
cos,

a7ro?etXtacts,

ov,

?ir?beiirvov,

r), (?irobctXi?o)

fear,

to,

in

(bclirvov)

the

the

Ritual,

r) ?mkov?la

rrjv a?piov.
a

bi?

also

(See

ov, o,

libertus,

(bovkos)

arjpepov

ttjp

rrjs

sense

the

of

ver

?noboais.
?nekev?epos.

freedman,

See also ana 7.)

8, 19, 11.
?noboxn, rjs, r), reception. Polyb.
1, 68.

after

eoprrj

629, 6

in Bekker.

Thrax

Dion.

as

same

?nobibopai.)
in

rendering,

a Do

of

; the

feast

Svfn/raXXerai

re Kal
iaropi&p npox^ipos

654, 14.

Theoph.

2.

3,103,

inl

13

Jan.

6ala>v narepa>p

In grammar,

Vka>aa&v

35,

Po

cowardice.

HOROL.

3.

sion, translation.

12.

4,4.

LYB.

t&v

?noboaip

40.

or ?eoprjropiKr)

(beanoriKr)),

?VoXvo-is

7,6.

the conclusion

r), in the Ritual,

em,

?noboais,

ov, to,

Sept. Num.

?n?bojm, aros, to, (?nobiba>pi)an offering.

1032 A.
air?yaiov,

feast of Easter

?nobtvkiapop.

rrjs biaKovias.

(?ovXoo)

anobo

?nobivkl?o)= bivkl?a)modified by ?no. Ignat. Phila

delph. 3 ?nobivkiapepop, changed by the editor into

Basil.

11.16.

1. 2.

also

(See

continues forty days ; conse

its
takes
aV??Wis
place on the Wednesday
quently
immediately preceding the Ascension-day.

also

language, cast out of the

Ant.

excommunicated.

church,

avrrjs.

r)

yevprjaea>s

rrjs Xpiarov

r?

n?pra

yfraKkoprai

The

?XX?

?Xeiro.)
?iro?Xrjros,ov, in ecclesiastical

rrj rjpepa ?noblborai

ravrrj

31

Dec.

Horol.

week.

ais.)
ov

bel iroiclv

rovvavriov

b? ?aXavela

a whole

continues

eoprr) ml

diro?Xe^is, cos, r), (diro?Xeiro) a looking towards, facing.

GeOPON.

feast,
(beanoriKr)) or ?eoprjropiKr)

said of a Dominical

d<j)o

eKK?TTTo.)

the middle,

EUKHOL.

also

See

?Xrjorjvai.

Diod.

shelter. Arrian.
\
supper service, corresponding to the Gompletorium of ?nobpoprj, rjs, r), (?nobpopos) refuge,
theWestern Church.
Peripl. Mar. Erythr. 3.
29 Aiki
T? fUKpbv?irobeiirvov,The Lesser Gompletorium;
?nobvai, to divest, deprive of office. Theoph.
the

usual

after-supper

service.

The Great CompHetorium ; used

T? peya ?7r<t?eiirvov,
only in Lent.

se. rrjs ?glas.

Sept.

Gen.

28,

airobepfiar?o,?oo,
LYB.

6, 25,

22

'AirobcKar?oo

(?irobeppa) to strip off the hide.

'Yiro re t?v

op?pov

ovpeo?], losing the hieles,

?irob?po, to take off the skin. Nic.

ooi.

dirobcpfiarovficvoi

Po
[o?

vnb Katparaprlpov.

?nebv?rj

?no?&ppvpi, to divest, deprive of office, ?nobva>. Mal.

I 370 9Ano?a>a?elsrrjs ?glas avrov. 480, 16 9Anc?&a?rj,

?Vo?cKaroa,?oo, (bcKar?o) to pay pr give the tenth part.

avr?

6 m?aap

piapbs vibs AikipIov

Chron.

595,

11.

(See

?&ppvpi.)
?nb?eais,

*?*,

as

i), resignation,

of

Novell.

office.

105, 1.
?no?eap?a) (?ea>pca>),to look on, to watch.

13,12 Eis
him and con

also ??v?7,

POLYB. 27,

Const.

?oKovairo? ?ir?beipc rrjv bop?v,He flayed

verted his skin into a wineskin,

Sept. Prov. 26, 8.

dirobeofievo (beopevo), to bind fast.
dirobeopos, ov, 6, bundle, band. Sept. Cant 1,13.
to be concluded,
iirobibofiai (?irobibofii), in the Ritual,

DlOD.

?no?eaais, ecos,r), (?no?eoay) deification.

?no?rjmpios,

ov, 6,

of an army.
?no?rjpioa
enrage,

(?no?rjKrj)

Porph.

(?rjpioa>),
exasperate.

the

horrearius,

1, 89.

commissary

Cer. 463, 15.

to render

effero,
Polyb.

1,

savage,
79,

infuriate,
'E?ovXevovro

197
airo0iv?(o

?v

iros

Kaivoroprjoavr?s

reXos

els

aoe?ciav

irpbs

to become

?iro?rjpioofiai,

Polyb.

savage.

1,

?iro?ivoo, ?oo, (tils) tofill

airooXi?o

crush.

(OXi?o),to
tov

?Xiyjre

to die.

avrov

ir??os.

Martyr.

IGNAT. Magnes.
Roman.

Ignat.

o-ov.

Num.

Sept.

77,

or of

188 C.

Euthym.

els Xpiorbv

9lrjoovv.
9lrj

(?iro?pi?) to shear, said of

tonsure.

the monastic,

9.

Proc.

17, 20 ?iro

4 Reg.

r), emigration,

19, 25.

Theoph.

Sept. Lev.
?iroKa?i?o

15, 33.

to

27

Jer.

voprjv avrov.

in

child-bed.

(Compare ?<f>ebpos.)

State,

POLYB.

irpOK??rjjiai.

ir?vra

(50),

19

vl?v.

Mai.
POLYB.
r?s

airoKareorrjoc

sars.

rjoo,

Jer.

?iroKaXvfipa,
Jud.

?7roK?Xu^ts,

irarpbs

2.

5
3,

'A7roKaraaT770-ei
2 Eis

66,

bvv?pcis.

irarp?s

irarpbs

Kapbiav

eKpive

?o(j>aX?s
T?

9, 36,

adopt

the manners

ir?rpiov

belv

(kokos)

to,

5,

2.

cos,

ment.

reinstated,

3. 4.

25,

re~estaUish

Sept.

3, 24

Jud.

like

away

(?iroKaXvirro)

r),

euphemism.
through,

pierce

(?noKepr?a>)

Hos.

SEPT.

Sept.

through.

Tov

13

9,

stabbing,

piercing
eis ?noKeprrj

igayaye?p

to be murdered.

Sept.
laa>, (Keqbakrj)to behead, decapitate.
?noKe<f>?kl?a>,
Ps. fin. NT. Matt. 14, 10. Marc. 6,16. Luc. 9, 9.

excommunication.

Socr.

or

?noKrjpvaac?
sense

the

SOZ.

in ecclesiastical

ews, r), (?noKrjpvaaa>)

1,

rrjs
p.

15,

2. To

renounce,

in

reject,

Alex.

rrjs

*AneKr)pvge

out,

561

11. CONST.

Ant.

iKKkrjalas.

32

cast

Alex.

language,

21.

15,

, to

vg

excommunicate.

Ill, 545 C.

Theod.

1, 6, p.

?noKrjpvrra),

of

A
6.

I,

avrov.

iKKkrjalas

IV, 220 C.

as one's

faith.

So2.

1, 15,

p. 32,

36.

the

?noKkeiapa,

to

&aa>,

?noKibapo?),

take

Lev.

Sept.

of

aros,

a coward.
has

that which

Sept.
expired.

is revealed.

?noKkela),
Kkeiaep

off

the

6 T^v

10,

rb,

(?noKkela>)

to seclude.

Apophth.

eavrop, He

became

?noKkrjpop?pos,

et Respons.
revelation.

r), (?iroKaXvirro)

Kibapis,

to uncover

the

ovk ?noKi

Keab?krjp vp&p

SEPT.

prison.

Jer,

36

NT.

Apoc.

a7roKXi;ros,

ov,

Johann.

to

expect

16, 2, 8.

earnestly,

18, 31, 4.

to wait

1.

op, (Kkrjpopopos)

'An-c

disinherited.

Just.

Quaest.

ad Orthod. 120.
chosen,

(aVoKaXet?)

20, 10,11

anomp?iop,

38

Colob.

a recluse.

elected.

The members of the JEtolian council.

Polyb.

9Ano

9AneKeprrjaep ?p<f)OTepovs.

r? reKpa avrov,

aip

to run

ecos,

?noKeprrjais,

evacuate.

avrov,

(Kevreo)),

restoration,

(29), 26.

to run

(mpaboKeo),

resurrection.

12.

to

(k poo>),

aVoKevrec?

head.

22, 19, 3.
?irOKapois,cos, fj, (?iroKeipo) tonsure, the cutting of the
anxiously.

the

after

fj, restitution,

being

Ant.

rjplv

1,1.
?iroKapaboK?o

a horse.

from

bap&aere.
to

(mloap)

'A7reK?Ki7a*ev r) yfruxr) avrrjs, She

aros,

as

to dismount,

1786.

Ill,

The

?noKep6(?

9lopar)X els rrjv

6, 30.

Anton.

?iroKaK?o,

?ypbv

'ATTOKaTaorr?o-?)rbv

9, 7

tov

iroX?revpa.
o?rjv,

?iroKaioapoopai,

15,

4,

2 Reg.

Sept.
2aovX

ad

Balsam,

NT. Act. 3, 21. Just. Quaest. et Respons. ad Or

thod. 120.
Iren.
1, 14, 1. Epiph.
I, 647 D.
Const. II, Can. 1. Euagr.
4, 38, p. 421.

?noKrjpvgis,

a woman

reinstate.

ooi

airoKaraorrja-ai

Sept.

613,

in

restore,

9AiroKaraorrjoo

13.

12.

7,

(See also ?no?plgai.)

em,

5AnoKrjpvx?epros

?iroKa?iorrjfii,

irpbs

to dismount,

20, 18.

to sit

(ko?'i?o),

as from

3.

31,10,

oov.

Cont.

rjs, rj, (?iroK??rjpai)

?iroKa?rjp?vrj,

SEPT.

ficroiKcoia.

24, 15.

euo*a, (Ka?aXXiKevo)

airoKa?aXXiKcvo,
a horse.

?iroUrjois,

Const.

(mra?alpa)),

through.

as,

19.

?nomraaraais,

Num.

Amphil.

Ill,

Nie.

kcpoI tovs nabas

SC. nv?s.

e'? avrov,

?pi^?fievos.
?iro?Kcoia,

anomra?alpoi

els to

?v Xpior?

9Airo?ave1v

*Airo?ave1v

aorist,

the baptismal,

Vit.

17

10

?iro?pi?ai, a defective

22,

'ATre

T? ?iro?av?iv

9Airo?ave1v

(in?dit.)

THEOPH.

25

tov toi^ov.
irpbs

ir?ba BaXa?p,

?iro?vrjoKo,

Po

up with sand, to silt up.

8.

1, 75,

a monk.

of

Dion. Hal.

67, 6, et alibi.
lyb.

hair

Concil. VII,

r? irXrj?rj irpbs tovs Kapxrjboviovs.

?iro?rjpiooaiev
Middle,

r?v

airoKOfi?iov

ov, to,

and 13.
(Kop?os)

?dkapTtop, epbeapos2.

O?

a7TOKXi;roi,

Polyb.

20, 1,

21,3,2,
purse,

Por?h.

bag

containing

money,

Cer. 182, 11. 241.

198

?TToicofiio'Tqs

ov,

?iroKOfuarrjs,

Cont.

6,

(?iroKOfii?o)

ov,

?iroKoiros,

in

10

2.

full.

Arrian.

Ism. Pel.

Substantively,

119.

avri

Kat

*A7roK07rous, ?icropias.

r), ov, (?iroKoirro)

?iroKoirros,

'H b? rp?irc?a

70

?iroKoirrfj

11

293,

rpair??rj.

avrov

ev?vvpov

2.

castrate,

95,

?iroKoirrrj.

pep

13

'Ev rrj

re?rjvai

ompviov

r?v

4.

t?v

OK?pvov

prj

?Kr?fivo.

Apost.

4.

21,

2;

ecclesiastical

'AflroKoVTeiv tiv?

2, 41;

Sept.

rrjs ?KKXrjoias.

tinrov.

(See

loa,

a7TOKouKouXifu),

Theoph.
also

804'Attoko^cs

IREN.

to

the

put

219

p.

Evxrj

upon

els t?

a7roKou

?7TOKoupeuc?, evoo,

tonsure.
?iroKp?a, as,
?iroKpeos,

(Kovpevo)

rj,

o,

said

of the monastic

?7rOKpe<os.

fj, (air?,

the

Kp?as)

?noKvrjpa,

PORPH.

Cer.

759,
carnival

carnival,

18.

ad Can. Apost. 69.

I, 657, 22. Balsam,
COMN. I, 385, 11 Ilapao-Keu^b? rjv fj rrjs ?iroKpeo.
GREG.

I,

303,

9Air6Kpeo y?p

'H KvpiaKr) rrjs ?iroKp?o,

ROL.

COMN.

I, 389,

piaKrjs, where
?iroKpcooifios,

?iroKpeo
ov,

482,19.

?iroKpivofiai,

Avya?pvorjs

(?rroKpcos)

Theoph.

to answer

?iroKpioi?pios,

6,

b? rrjs
?iroKpeo

se.

the

kv

XetToupyta,

8, 5, 5.

messenger,

?noKpiriKr) nap?

e?ero, He

Job.

Sept.

Ja

rov Siokovov.
15

24,

'A?to

his face.

disguised
concealment

; hiding-place.

CONST.

Kal

ApOST.
Kal

Ev&x

s'AnoKpvqb&v ypa(j>&v.

6,

16,

k. t. X.

*Abap,

I, 963 B,

Athan.

anoKrelvo).

to,

aros,

birth, offspring.

1 Esdr.

Sept.

uncertain.
(?noKv?a))

4, 7, et alibi.

P?rph.

29,

is brought

Clem. Rom. Homil.

rj, ?v, pleasant,

agreeable,

forth,

6, 4.
Sept. Gen.

'A7reKvXiov tov Xitfov aV? to_v aroparos

?nokavoTiKos,

464.

Cer.

that which

rov

as wine.

obpiaros.
Polyb.

to,

that which

(?nokelna*)

is

DlOD.

left.

1, 46, p. 56, 83.

ov,

(nokepea))

not warred

on,

3, 90, 7.
?nokrjp?a)(krjpeo)), to bamboozle, transitive.
12, 10.
to

8, 11, 3.

?nokka> =
aVoXoyapiafu),
account,

ambassador.

aros,

as a

country.

Polyb.

carnival.

rjp?pa, the carnival.

in the

Evxtj

Apocr.

responsive.

apocryphal.

1, 20,

?nokeippa,

349.

to the priest

(?iroKpiois)

to

(?noKpiais)

an?Kpv<j)a Maya?m

anokeprjros,

relating

say the responses. Const. Apost.

(See also ?irOKpiois4.)
ov,

Ho

is an adjective.

'H ?iroKpcooifios,

Substantively,

Mal.

10

Triod.

to the
priest.

choir

12, 2, 7.

rjv Kaip?s.

Sexag?sima.

the

noi&p

?noKplaeis

?noKvklo),iV?), (kvX?o) to roll off or from.

week.

Cedr.

NlC.

of

answer

anoKpvobrj.

?noKTiv, to, meaning

IV, 1017 D.

Const.

129,

10.

22,12.

ov,

anoKTevvoi =

KouXtVai.
to shear,

?aaikims

Aiavros.

pov

?bekqbov

Epiph. II, 163 B, Apocrypha of

pseudo-euangelia.
the Old Testament.
Theod. IV, 228 C. 242 B.

cowl

T?s

rjs, r), (anoKpvnra>)

2'Reg.

Bi?kla

?7roK07r^.)

(kovkovXiov)
Eukhol.

head.

Cont.

rov

bi?

Cer.

p. 39

=
rjs, r),

an?Kpv(?>os,

3. To pay infull.

monk^

r), ?v,

?noKpv(j)r),

language.

(pepeiv,

(See also ?noKplvopai.)

Kpv?rjv npoa&nov
in

'O

the

^Response,

anoKpv?r),

Apol.

Porph.

?noKpiTiKos,

119.

excommunicate,

Const.

Just.

Zqrovvres

anoKpiaiP

'H/?v

Proc.

anoKpiaiP

295,

EUKHOL.

eis

piKpbv

avrov

npbs

?epibapios.

KXrjr?piov ?iroKoirrov.

decree.

1004

I, 256, 12.
Novell.
123, 25. 36.
despatch.
4, 38, p. 419. Mal.
130, 17 9Enepy?ra

THEOPH.

PORPH.

uncertain.

euvou;(i'?a>,

Hippol.

To

7repi tou

ferre.

cob. Liturg.

to

1, 27.

responsum

Euagr.

Suid.

Kelrai.

'
Ephes.

1004

2. Decretum,
3. Message,

rpoiroXir?v.
diroKoirro,

b?gaa?ai.

12.

I, 360 B.

a7roK07rr?v

p?pos

anoKpiaiP

Const.

6, 2.

Novell.

e<as, rj, answer.

?noKpiais,

?VcTop?as, e?

rov ao?evcls

T?veTai

KeXeuei 6 irarpi?pxrjs

E?ra

craggy,

eunuch,

meaning
?orlv

as

Erythr.

Athan.

'Atto

1000 A.

Chal.

Epist. 4,143.
1237 C.
(536), 969 B.

?iroKOnro.)

steep,
Mar.

Peripl.
6 ?iroKoiros,

vou^os. HippoL.

804,

also

(See

abrupt,

(?iroKOirro)

promontory.

to

Cont.

Theoph.

Koirr) TeXeia, Payment

531

Theoph.

648,12.

?n-oKOTrij, rjs, r),payment.

Cer.

messenger.

airo\oyapia?<?

yapi?fw.

?nokkvcD,
aaa,

APOPHTH.

?nokkvpi.
(Xoy?piov)

?nokoyl?opai.

to reckon

SuiD.

Polyb.

Phoc.
up,

9Anokoyifa

to

give
....

33,

1.
in an
?VoXo

199
?7rop,?v<?

airoXoyeofiac

to answer,

?nokoyeopai,

210.

Adm.

204

Amphil.

reply.

Anon.

13.

359,

3. The last day of a church feast,

Porph.

C.

also ?VoXoy?a,

(See

aV??Wis.

as,

rj, answer,

Thorn.

Apocr.

B, 4, 4.

Hepaem

?nokoibop?

DlOD.

?VoXovcd, to wash

said

51

623,

II,

church

15,

takes

on

place

Kai

146

EUKHOL.

p.

airo

iKKkrjala.

ip rfj

531

II,

rjpepas

to

?nokovaai.

Kal

CuROP.

t&v

?Vo'Xvo-is

Vit.

?nokvaiv.

Cer.
15

137,

rrjv tov

17 Mera

31,

it is applied also to the conclud

sentence
said
the
priest at the end of divine
by
ing
?ebs

?krj?ivbs

n?vT?av r&v

EUKHOL.

Every

a?rjvai
?krj?ivbs
Eukhol.

in the

rjp?s &s ?ya?bs

Kal

an ok vais.

PORPH.

?ebs

k. t. X.

rjp&v,

Xpiarbs

bi?

seq.

rrjv
as

Kal iv qbarvrj

6 ?krj?ivbs

?ebs

a7r?Xvo~is.

rjp&v aayrrjplav

?eos,

in the

common

d7roXvo-is.

of
23.

Afr.

dis

106.

Quin.

as

away,

Const.

an

assembly.

8, 9, 1

Apost.

Ibid.

ye penitents.

Depart,

to

end,

be

MAL.

as

over,

Apophth.

meeting.

2 "Otov

Isaac Theb.
11

474,

To?

?7T7TIKo??7roXu

16

Kai

ore

o? beoir?rai

Kal

rj avyovora

Cer.

212,

?iroXvoci

rj
Kal

grammar,

rj, ov,

?iroXeXvfi?vos,

not

absolute,

yrj,

ovpav?s,

THRAX

DlON.

X?yos.

as

in BEKKER.

636, 15.
rjs,

?irofi?pprj,
Antec.

3,

r),

third

abavia,

(p?jiprj)

grandmother.

6, 4.

?iropaprvp?o (paprvpeo), to testify. POLYB. 31, 7, 20

irp?rov

ireirci?apxrjK?vai

bi avrovs

irvevfia

Kal ovveirioxy?vTov

in favor

31,18,4

to

9Airopaprv
rov

irap?

irpeo?vrepov

Kal rrjv Kvprjvrjv

?X01*

^^j

1j 2
fiera

veorepo

bo

rrjs ovyKXrjrov

ve?rcpos

9Airopaprvpovv
iroXXrjs oirovbrjs,

of.
to

(p?vo),

?ir?peiva

rois

rois

bi?n

irpeo?evrals

irapayeyov?oi

rov

fi?v ir?oi

tousPo?ious.

irepl rbv MevuXXov

rois

povvrov

remain

?anri

Xpiarbs

honorable

being related to anything, applied to such words

?irop?vo
'loavvov

r)

Substantively,

orc(?)?vofia.

In

Kal rb
yevvrj?els

? 42.)

certificate

send

elo?pxovrai

to

ypaoi

is,

(including Easter)

6 ?krj?ivbs

common

k. t. X.
rjp&v,
680

Kal

'O ev 'lopb?vrj vnb

Epiphany,

p.

?noarok<ov

its appropriate

lO e'v amjkalc?

mrabeg?pevos
?ebs

rj ovva?is.

9Airopaprvprjoavres

has

bi? rrjv rjp&v aa>rrjplav

the

avrov

?VoXva-is.

Christmas,

k. r. X. as
rjp&v,

Xpiarbs

9.

p.

feast

common

?vaKki?e\s

For

Kal a&aai

e'/c veKp&v Xpiarbs

in the
For

Kal navevqbrjpc?v

the ?VoXvo-isfor Sunday

cO ?vaor?s

this:

rrjs navaxp?vrov

npea?elas

ekerjaai

Dominical

is

?7ro'Xvo-is

v ivb?go?v

?ylc?v

obik?v?panos.

as

rjp&v rais

r&v ?yl

prjrpbs,

Thus,

common

The

to

Xeirovpyia,

2. In the Ritual,

service.

Every
Porph.

8, 37, 3.

o-avres.

2.

rpoir?piov.

let go.

Cod.

o? ?v fieravoia,

air?Xvev

*H a7roXva"is rrjs ?ktcvovs.

rb

rjfi?pas,

an-oXuTiKtov.

14, 15. 22. 23.

I, 1105D.

yiverai

evayyeklov

rrjs

?irpXvriKrj.

Intransitive,

op?pov.

to

to dismiss,

voo,

Epiph.

in

to

simply

?irioroXi),

*Eyypa(j)os

8, 15, 4.

the end of a prayer, or of the gospel of the

PORPH.

rrjs

the con

Ritual,

rpoir?piov

its appropriate

a church.

9AiroXveo?e

service,

v.

se

NT. Matt.

k. r. X.

eoprrjs,
has

from

?iroXvo,

CHdTroXva-is rrjs iKKkrjalas.

47

Cer.

17

784 A.

aw?ge

the

(See also Introduction,

?iroXvriKrj,

avr&

rrjv anroXvcriv rov

17 Mera

490,

divine

in

rb

also
or

r), ?v, disposed

mission

(?>ipovaiv

Xvei

rrjs
feast

?iroXvriKOs,

baptism.

I, 377 E.

CH ?nokvaisrov

68,13

Also,
day.

'H

PORPH.

nobpoplov.

as of

the end,

Athan.

MAL.

A.

325

Sab.

pe?y

eis

or of public games.
Basil.

after

day

enr? n?kip

ecos, rj, dismission,

a7r?Xvo-is,

seventh

for

The cere

rrjv {?&vrjvkeya>v r?s evx?s ravras,

aa?apopml

iepevsrb

the

'H TeXeuTat'a

rjfiiv KaXelv e?os.

(?iroXvriKOs)

is called

Cer. 115.

4.

33,

of a child,

the washing

of

It

rpoir?piov

'ATreXoyio-aro

Polyb.

commonly called

cluding troparion, said or sung at the end of divine

Euangel.

1. ?nekoyrjaaro.

to revile.

clean,

Nicod.

the first time, after it has been baptized.

mony

SeLEUC.

ov, rb,

?iroXvr?Kiov,

service.

V.

npea?evrals,

(Xoi?ope'o),

1.

7,

15.

3,

82, 3.

Adm.

to answer.

rov

rois

A,

1 Pet.

NT.

an?Kpiais.

Euangel.

Porph.

?nokoyl?opai,

300

?oprrjs rjp?pa, rjv brj Kal ?irbXvoiv

aVoXoyifo/iai.)
aVoXoyia,

BASIL.

or

stay

fjp?pas

ir?Xis ?ir?fieivev
reXeiqb?rjoav

stay,
at home.
?mv?s.

Apocr.
Act.

?v rrj 'A^ata,

Kal rjprjpovrai.

over

remain

remain,

Act.

Andr.
ev rj r?

LYD.

160,

or

Barn.
8

Ovb?

?cp? avr?v
18.

182.

behind,
8 K?Ke?
y?p
ovk

pia
?yKa

PrOC.

200
parlieos
airopy

airofii/jLTjfjLa

II,

9.

564,

MAL.

Xaov. l?. 385,

Cer.

avr&v

Antec.

Kal (?>vk?gai

?nope?vai

rb nak?riov.
?noplprjpa,
2, 8, p.

rb,

(?nopipiopai)

122,

73

9EvrjaaV ?P ev re rois

naPTob?n?

(&a

tv7T?)v

imitation.

aros,

rb, in the

JUST.

plural

1, 66.

Apol.

r?

67

rjaat,

Plut.

II,

?novapKrjaas,

y?p

Homil.

or

torpid

1, 14

npbs

tovs

b9 t)v poi

$avepos

to break

off

to end

fast,

13.

5,

5,

?novrjarlCofJLai
?noprjxopai

Xiav,

to swim

yAnepr)garo
swam

npbs

up

Lev.

to pay

away,

rrjp

a subdeacon
?nopov?ereca

water

pour

(pov?er?a>),
Tvxqs

t^s

5,

19,

ov,

(aVojrop7r^)

the being

diroirofiirff,

avr&

sent

16,

avrov

scapegoat.

also

8, 11, 6 Eis b?

lP<*v T0^

And

iepevai,

the hands

15,
our

having

let

the priests.

of

POLYB.

beguile.

?nopov?erovpepoi,

to the

6, 6

heads

rov

x?piW,

9AiroirXrjpooov
AiroirXrjpo?rjvai

?pov KXrjpov?pov.

reject,

forsake,

to be

sent

seems

abandon.

?orc

(See

KXrjpos

rbv xlp-opov
orrjoci

airoirojiiraiov,
avrov

?iroore?Xat

to

equivalent
Kai

10

16,
tov

Sept.

away.

to be

away.
o

irofiirrjv, Kal ?(j)rjoci

rpirjpio

applied

Apost.

upon

delude,

as

washing,

....

??vra

16

439,

to

440,

irap?

(iroi?o)

2.

POLYB.

ini?orjoovaap

Const.

bib?ra) ?nopiyjnp

vnobi?mpos

APOST.

?nop?a>.

Mal.

off,

8 T<j> diroirofiiraio

16,

rotovrois

15.

14,
a,

Vopaloi

bi? rb tovs

ei^ov,

?v rois

avrov.

bavcior?s

rjoofiai,

Job.

confi

2 o? y?p

viroirros

?v?bpas

bavcior?s
?fiovs

airoiroi?ofiai,
Sept.

r?s

to have full

3, 71,

1,

5,

Kal yjnXols ?ireiriotcvov.

?oo,
tovs

?r?vras

airoirofiirr),

hands and the face.

els

dno

rrjv

els rrjv eprjpov : applied

to

the

?iroiropirr).)
a

rjs, r), (?iroir?fiiro)

or

away,

sending

being

sent away ; applied to the going away of the Jewish

iralos.

Lev.

Sept.

scapegoat.

16,

10.

(See

also

?iroirofi

)
as,

diroirpeo?cia,

Polyb.

ambassador's

rj, (airoirpeo?cvo)

report.

24, 10, 5, et alibi.

to

?7T07n-o??> (irro?o),

startle,

away.

frighten

Polyb.

3,

opposed

to

53, 10.

turned.

early in the morning.

?nopvxiov (vvg), adverbially,
Chron.
623, 12.
(Compare NT. Marc. 1, 35 XLpm
tvpvxopXiav, Very early in themorning?)
op,

?nogvpos,

(gvpop)

Mar.

Peripl.
ware

?ei n??vai

Eus.

?Kiriirro.

rorrovs

vX?bcis

(Compare

fi?pos $apa<5.)

ir?pirrov

Polyb.

avrov

to.

e<as, rj, (?noplnra>)

aVovi^is,

'Ytto

CONST.

?noprjareva>.

(prjxopai),

14

rely

b9 ?iriircbois

?irorrXrjpoo,
I

on.

avrov
?qb>9tv ?irrjX?ev ?ir

1.

15,

rois

?7T07rop7ratos,

metaphorically.
(prjareva))

biairiirro,

irpbs fi?v tovs

b? Kal tovs

benumbed.

Kal obplrrovai

backslide,

to

in,

KcXtous

?noprjaT??opai. CONST. APOST.

fast,

3,

Rom.

evaa>,

?novrjareva),

become

'AnopapK&ai

Clem.

nbpovs.

to

(papm?)

8 F

24

47,

to

dence

the Gospels.

?nopvpiapa, aros, rb, (pvpl?a>) thefragrant fluid which is

believed *to exude from the bones of distinguished
saints. Porph. Cer. 561, 18.

grandfather.

fiovov.

?epeov

A<?>o~eTe to

Gen.

?iroiriino,

t&p

'Anopprjpopevpara

by the ?postles;
100. 101. 106.

?nopapma),

Sept.

r?v

rrjs yrjs

xc?p?s

p. 200, 38.
diroirioTcvo (iriorevo), to trust fully,

?nopprjpopevpara,

?noarok p,Memoirs
Tryph.

tcov

Kal rois

third

abavus,

(ir?wiros)

6, 4.

3,

ircpirrovv

KareaKevaap?pa.

aros,

memoirs.

DlOD.

nvpyois

?,

?oo, (ir?pirros) to give thefifth part of any

aVo7rep7rT?oi>,
I thing. Sept. Gen. 41, 34. 47, 26 T? $apa$ ?iro

Kal reixeo-i

re xP?/*o:o"i

<f>ikoTcxPa>s rois

anojupfjpaai

?nopprjpopevpa,

copy,

ou,

a7r?Va7T7ros,

4, 33. Porph.

Leo.

460,11.

tov

oma?ev

Maarjs

9Anopelvas

Ae? y?p nvas

16

415,

20

66,

20.

r?pvea?ai

Erythr.
r?s

having
40

sharp

rocks.

'O b? ?vobs

napaKeiji?pas

Arrian.

....

?yKvpas

?Trompos,
bi?

rax?oup

2, 33, 3.

&aa>,

aros,

rb,

(irropa)

Kar?p?ofia. Sept. Jud. 20, 6.

a7roVru>o-is,

cos,

Did. Alex.

11, 2, 6.

Polyb.
Eus.

r), backsliding.

992 C, with

thing;

unlucky

4,

reference

23,

p.

186.

to the thirtieth

JEon of the Gnostics.

?irop?opai,

equivalent

to

the

active

?irop?o.

Sept.

Gen.

32, 7.

?noKonropepas.
'?nogvarpoa),

airomopa,

(gvorpa)

to blunt,

as a sword.

Polyb.

r),6v, (?iroprjpa) dubitative. DlON. THRAX

?iroprjfiariKOs,
in Bekker.
642, 26, applied to the particles ?pa, ?i?v.

201

rroppevais

eats,

?n?ppevais,
4

28,

10,
Ta>p

rj, (?noppia>)
tov

*Exovros

of water.

spring

Kal pey?kas

7roXX?s

Tavpov

POLYB.
vb?

to

e?o-a, (amka)

?7roo-KaXo?),

harbor.

Porph.

Adm.

Porph.

Cer.

to sea,

to

leave

the

78, 20.
the head

uncovered.

19.

16,15.

rjs, r), impedimenta,

Gen.

Sept.

baggage.

14,

rovkbop.)

2. Goods, furniture,
3, 90, 8.
&aa>,

?noaKrjpoa),

Polyb.

personal property.
to

or

shift

remove

13, 18 Kal ?noaKrjp&aas 9A?paap ek?&p

Kart?Krjae nap?

rrjv bpvv

I, 892

PLUT.

ttjp Map?prj.

'AneaKrjpc?ae x<*>pi's.

Ovt?)

627 A

?noaKoneva> ?

M^

ovt?s

paKp?p
.

?noaKone

Sept.

334 B

H,

Judith.

p.

ibl

Esai.

Sept.

Lev.

22,

22.

a7roorao"i?pios,

ov,

?,

to,

p.

?n?araais.

revolt,

defection,

as a

disabled,

fatigued,

(aVoor?Jvat)

divorce.

separation,

Sept.

?noara

Bi?klop

24,- 3.

Deut.

NT.

5,

?noar?aiov

31,

stands

for

Bi?klov

?no

rijo-as
?noar?rrjs,

rja

, to revolt from.

rrjs Pa>/xaiW
ov,

rrjs

MeXXouo^s

?iroorrj?iopos, ov, 6, (?iroorrj?i?o) the act of learning by

heart. Epiph, 1,1106 D.
ov,

r?,

8, 17.

near

sung

ov, to,

25.

conclusion

sent

to

SuiD.

(Compare

Soz.

apostle.

591, 16.

Chron.

the

given

of vespers.

to an

1021 A.

(536),

rjs, rj, tribute

?7TooroXi7,

the

dedicated

chapel

Const.

a name

in the Ritual,

(arijos)

troparia

?7roaroXe?ov,

Julian.

emperor.

'ATrooroXas,

airoir?p,y?rcis

b?pa.)
IREN.

rj, ?v, apostolical.

?irooroXiKos,

tle of

se.

Orig.

prjr?v.

IV,

3,

6 Tc?v ?7ro

Alex.

Alex.

1,

99 A.

Kovovo. Cod. Afr.

T?v ?7TooroXiK?v
Ka??bpa,
13

253,

to

applied

'AttootoXik^

each

The

?i?Xiov,

same

the

day,

t?

Substantively,

see

the

the

oroXr),

book
as

1254 A
of Rome.
episcopal

the

containing

6 air?or?Xos

aTrooroXiKOv,

ou,

?7rooToXoeuayyeXiov,

Eukhol.

p.

609

seq.

rb,

epis

3. Eukhol.

SC.

rpoir?piov,

a tro

Triod.
same

the

as

aTr?WoXos

the gospel

in the
NT.

?TTOoToXos, ov, 6, apostle.

church-feasts
Const.

araalov.
?noarar?a),

29

o? rrjv opo(j)r)v ?iroorcyovvres.

Kai

of the day.

running-title.
Matt.

10,

2, et alibi.

Ai rjp?pai r?v ?iroor?Xov,The days of the apostles ;

4.

In Matt.

2,

Just.

unroof

roof,

Orthod.

evayy?Xiov, the epistle and

Cer. 479, 11.

Porph.

bill of divorce.
10,

ad
....

the

parion in honor of an apostle.

beast of burden.

alov, A

?neanaap?pos,

1 Esdr.

SEPT.

p. 187.

r), (?<\>iarrjpi)

ov,

o, z= an?b

24.

Jos.

?noar?aiop,

pass,

part.
22,

as,

?noaraala,

Marc.

off.

b?

T?v

218 D

IV,

?iroor?rrjs.

to remove

opo(f>rjs ?irooTcyovo?ai

'AttootoXik?v

Perf.

Sept.

casting

156 C

habit.

Sept.

15.

66,

?noan?a>.

ov, 6, (?noampaK??ay)

of

Respons.

'H ?irooroXiKr)

17,13.
Esai.

et

Theoph.

?noampaKiapos,

rj, fem.

(or?yrj),

Quaest.

552 A

SEPT.

HAL.

DlON.

KaXovoiv.

?iroor?rrjv

oroXiK?v,

10.

10,
off.

the

from

aTroo'K^vov t&p

to cast
laca i&,
(aKopaK??a>)

?noampaKl?o),

Plut.

r? &ra t&p pova&p,

?neaKrjp&Kei

paKp?p

muses.

?7rooreyo<?

Epist.

to keep away from.

2. Transitive,

11,

1, 4. Amphil.

THEOD.

5,

?aoiXeos.

rrjs irarpibos.

Vis.

?iroor?rrjv.

7.

2,

2 Esdr. 4,12.

?irooTixo.,

tent.

one9s

yevopevous

32,

rov

yeyov?oi

Herm.

rbv

ibos,

to the

(aKrjpoc?)

SEPT. Gen.

'iouXiav?v

POLYB.

yiveo?c.

?7roor?Tats

'A7rooTaTas

?iroor?ns,

2, 3, 7. 2, 26, 5, et alibi.
12, et alibi. Polyb.
Dion. Hal. 1,132. II, 759, et alibi. Plut. 1,117 B.
593 'A?roo-Kev^
303 E. Theoph.
nokepiKi). (See
also

?irooToXov

with

op, (?noaKen??a))

?noaKenaaros,

anoaKevrj^

out

put

To?s

II, 775, 11.

2. Apostate.

off, ?noppor). Po

10.

4, 39,

57,
28,

?n?ppvais, em, rj, (?noppea>)a flowing

fir) ?iroarr?rai

Kupiou

?noppevaeis.

LYB.

?iroaroXos

6,

THEOPH.

8, 8

'A7rooTa

?pxr)s.
rebel.

VOL. VII. NEW

Sept.

SERIES.

Num.

14,

9Anb

26

rov

Apost.

c0 ?7rooToXos,

in

celebrated
8, 33,
the

honor

of

the

apostles.

3.

Apostle,

when

unaccompanied

a qualifying word, means theApostle Paul.

288 C. Eus.
259. Method.
6, 38.

Hippol.
Cyrill.

by

202 airoTaterueoc

?firoaTop,a')(i?(?
Hier.

Catech. 5, 6. Basil.
III, 55 A. Epiph. I,
Theod. IV, 218 D.
2. In the Ritual,
the epistle of the day. It ap
also
to
the
plies
portion taken out of the Acts which
738 A.

is read for the epistle. Nic on. 438 C. Porph.

Cer. 85, 16.
(See also irpagair?oroXosi)
3. Apostolus, the book containing the epistle of
each

or

day,

Nom.

its

Apophth.

equivalent.

Serapion

120.

Coteler.

ASTER.

436

eO Xeov

his

rbv

Kar?iricv

?fivbv

Kal ?ircorofiaxia-?rj.
?iroorofii?o,

?oo, (or?pa)
APOCR.

Thom.

Kal ovk "loxyoev

questions

avro

tov

ircpl

irp?rov

"VLp?aro

?iroorofioo (or?pa), tofill up, as the mouth of a canal.

Polyb.

26.

Gram.

Frag.

12.

1071,

Ill,

Scyl.

9Aireorofiop?va
unworthy

of

ras
a

Also,

ou, 6, (ovvayoyi))

(ovva?is)

(ovvoyjns)

CONT.

THEOPH.

708,

rbv 2apov?v.

former

Const. Apost.

2,

church.

from

11
708,

698

to

22

?iroo<j>p?yiOfia,

to,

be

to

restored

rrjs x

?irooxVrmT''C(a)

Sept.
lefias

6 ?aoikcvs

9Airoovv?y?noc

(?iroa<f>payi?o)

A?W

rp?iro

6,

seceder,

(?noaxt?co)

1.

Phoc.

Theod.

1177 B.

(536),
o, =

Lector.

Vit.

261 B

Sab.

THEOD.

?noax^omjs.

3 Tore

10,

2, 3,

to arrive

?noa<??rjpai,
I, B,

An.

Xen.

biaa&fa.

LECTOR.

at.

18.
Apocr.

Nicod.

eis top key?pevop

?nea&?rjaap

ronop.
ov,

o,

(?noa&?a*)

PORPH.

biaa&arrjs.

7,

?noragla,

1 Ta

40,

b? ttjp ?norayrjp,

7repl rrjs

rrjs npbs

k. t. X.

CONST.

?noragis.
tov

?norayrjs

JuST.

'

??iKiav.

the

bia?okov,

7,41,2
107

Tryph.

'A?to

un-nun,

to

rrjv rrjs vkrjs

9Anorayrjv

APOPHTH.

Cassian.

9Anoar6kiKol.

7.

an Encra

Renouncers,

(??roraKnK?s)
also

r), op,

?noraKTiKos,

Epiph.

I, 398 A.

(?nor?aaa),

?nor?aaopai)

disposed

renounce.

Epiph.

disposition

to give up all religious observances.

2. Monastic,
anoraKTiK?p,

Koapim

I,

907

popaxiK?s.
The

'Attotoktikos

Pachom.

monastic

habit;

to

rp?mos, A

949 A

To axrjpa

opposed

to Ta

ip?na.

Substantively,
or

Kakeaapres.

called

sect,

1, 1

Epist.

506 seq.

of

pou.
t? un-monk,

PEL.

....

?pax&prjatp

tite

impression

IsiD.

9AnoraKTiKol, &p, o?,

?iroovvoyfno?rjvai
2ap.ov?s.

?irl
Jer. 22, 24 9Airoo<f>p?yio-fia

i?~a>, (^XW"1)

(Novatians)

What concerneth the renunciation of the dSil.

to

lP0Srf5

:=

chism.

favor.

to

a seal.

2. Signet.

O?
Kal

Ka6\zpol

Puritans

ov,

?noaxi<rrr)s,

rjs, rj, renunciation,

rayijs

?iroofyayr), rjs, i), (?iroofy??o) cessation of butchers9 opera

tions for a time. Mal.
285,14.
(Compare ?woKpeos.)
to sling away. Diod. 2, 50,
(oqbcvbov?o),
?iroofycvbov?o
p. 162, 76.
aros,

O?

The renunciation of theworld, as applied tomona

yAiroovvoyfri?ci

"H?cXev

separate

269 B

HI,

oxytone.
ov,

Euangel.

Mer?

away

eial, The

Apophth.

APOST.

1,5.

stays

269

to

not

ought

Basil.

2, 26.

Epist. 42 E.

ioa,

?iroovvoyjri?o,

Nie.
that

to

reference

we

Adm. 72, 17.

synagogue.

ofthe

or

Const.

?norayfj,

church.

4,8,2.

Alex.

Cyrill.

2, 26.

as from

self,

7, 10 titul. "On xpl M

the seceders.

among
ov,

Kpav?ov

general.

16,2.
with

of a Christian

?7TocruvaKTos, ov,

tovto.

12,42.

3,8,3.

out

put

excommunicated,

43,1.

are

also

one's

separate

seceders.

t&p aneax^o-pepoip

?noa&arrjs,

Joan. 9, 22.

members

avroi

to

the saints.
The

Passive,

?iKfi?s.

?fm?aas

yvva?Ka.

Apost.

?yla>p, That

ourselves from

Hal.

692,17.

??roo-uv?ycoyos,

NT.

14

1799,

rj, ?v, (orparrjyiKOs)

?irooTparrjyiKOs,

?noaxlCew

*?noa&?a>,

2. To blunt, dull the edge, ?iroorofil?o. Dion.

II,

Const.

an?axio-Tos,

?vrairoKpi?rjvai.

eka?e

to secede,

Intransitive,

a church.

?noaxiorrjs,

yp?pparos

668,

Cron. 5.

iKe??ev

?noaxifay ^a), (o^???) t? split off.

schismatic.

?iro

one,

6, 3

A,

Euangel.

bib?oKaXov

rbv

?irooTOfii?eiv

put

to any

19 Mov?orpiav

Kal ravrrjp ?noax^jporlaas

?noaxiorrjs,
to

oropari(o.

CONT.

?noaxio-apres,

one of

to deprive

?irooropaxiCo, loo, (oropaxos)

Stomach.

1.

divest one of the monastic habit. Apophth.

THEOPH.

6 ?norauriKos,

in seclusion, simply a monk.

recluse,

Apocr.

one who

lives

Act. Philipp.

'AlTOTa/CTlTCU203

in Hellad.

?noragla,

as, fj,=

?noragis,

ecos, r), =

9, 61

?norayr).

XPV y?p

NT.

6, 1

Luc.

Ovr?

to

posed
Kal nor&

to

Kal rois

Kal rois

his works.

y?p

tovt(?

HI,

?noreKv
ov,

the Devil

of monachism.
oi

165 B.

?norag?pevoi

aros,

27, 45

cities. Polyb.

os)

to,

effect,

(aVoreX??)

result.

?avpa.

44

glqbei.
avr?p.

Theoph.

15

t?

'Aprepiop

Xeyopevo)
in

active

tov

?avrov

'EKeXeva-ev
216

Tovrovs

b? ovp

r&

KvvT/y??

?nerepep.

the

classical

of which

would

implied

Cer.

POLYB.

Quaest.

?norep&p.

apxiemaKOnto
[This

?norprj?rjpai
be

?noreppeiv

14 T?v j

?noreppei

arparrjybp
? Aiopvaos

r&

yvpo

POLYB.

?iroKptois.
?iroob?oei.

rrjv airoobaoiv

29,

?K?Xcvoe

Const.

napaka?&p
construction

abstain

shun,

Leg.

from.

rrjs ?irap?rov

rrjp

1,1.

irepl

attributed to

Homer.

82

iropvcias.

rj, (?iro<f>vo)

sucker.

offshoot,

avrov.

Airoxaipcri{ovoiv

POLYB.

18,

Adm.

Porph.
8

210,

'A7TO

avrov.

hands.

724,

ip

oph.

is

yias.

Keoba

?iroxrj,

; Opposed to

Mal.

492,

ov, (xdp) off-hand.

?iroxciporov?o,

rrjp Keqbakrjp, the

nv?

11,

bovvai

Chron.

?ircxcipio?rj.

6 ?iroKcxcipio-fi?vos.

Idir?xcipos,

?irivoovp?vov

rjs,

128,
cos,

23, 14, 8 ITp?s

ov.

deprive
tov

Tev?ova

quittance,

The

of office.

Trjs orparrj

receipt,

?peptpvta.

3.

r), looks,

a7r7ria, fj,pear-tree,

or

9AiroxcipoTovcl

r), acceptilatio,

Polyb.

air?xcipos

to divest

rjoo,

424,

Novell.
airo^tis,

?n?revypa, aros, to, (?norvyx?pa>)failure

DlOD.

16

evia b? r?v

?norprj?rjpai
Nie.

Po

airoxcipi^o, ioa, (x ^p) t? deprive one of his hands, to cut

et Re

krjp.]

mrop?aypa.

answer,

(?iroq>aivo)

irpbs AaKebaipovlovs

cos,

offone9s

rov MavpiKiov
MAL.

winds.

contrary

1,10.

24.

ad Orthod.

?bekobbp

fj,

re to

Xcupcrloas
Just.

Kprj

(j>aXayyirais.

yeypapp?vov.

?iroqbvois,

10, 21, 9.

?nor?ppc?,to behead, ?noKe<j)?kl?a>.SlMOC. 340,

63,

the

r?v

4.

9 Trj

to
?iro(f> vyo,
9
Airoobevyeiv

ip vjpepq pia.
(re

p?v

avrov

with

avr?

2. Apophasis, the name of a work

173.
Simon Magus.
Hippol.

Lei

Sept.

to meet

rrjs o?pcr?pas

pera

9Airovpayovvrov

?X?

irap? rbv

?irovpay?v

9Airovpayrjoas

the

robs

9Awl?as

irporjye rovrois

rois

cover

?iroxaipcri?o, ioa, (xaipcrl?o) to bid onefarewell.

miracle,

Wonder,

spons.

r?v

4,78,5.

2,39,11.
2.

20.

o? aVoreXeioi,

magistrates
16, 36, 3 seq.

cos,

blindness.

rear-guard,

'AvaXa?ov

9Airovp?yei

(ovpos)
15,

'Ev tovto

1565 C T?

Antot?.

t&p bvo vp&v

commonly

16,

4, 24,
r&

134.

of the Achaean

?norekeapa,

lyb.

and

10

?oo,

dirovp?o,

Apocr.

Chal.

APOPHTH.

?& ?nb

6,

r&

'Anor?aaopai

11

the

13

49,

5, 23,

lead

47,

?inrels

5, 7,

dir?qjaois,

5 Mampioi

124.

78.

t?v.

cheese.

A.

to
3,

3,

bvv?fieos.

APOST.

CONST.

?noreKvo , &aa>, (reKvov) to rob of children.

Mrjnore

12,

Polyb.

irorap?v.

6, 8 Tpooi>g

11,

Amos

4.

(ovpay?o),

rear.

; op

allegiance

renounce

said

the world,

?ner?garo.

mon. 46.

?norekeios,

Zech.

?irovpay?o

55 B.

K?apo>tovtc?. Pallad.
?l(u

Caesar.

Sept.

?nakk?rraiPTai

Ant.

7, 41,
I

avrov,

et Thecl.

Paul,

one9s

anoragapevrj.
6, 1.

5,

epyois

renounce

To
Act.

1.

Basil.

off

JOSEPH.

rjbeaiv

18,

3,

2arav?

throw

avvr?aaopai.

6, 3.

2,

437

(?)avras Kal tovs

jTo renounce,

6,

uncertain.

?iror?qbXoois, eos, r), (?irorvqbX?o)a blinding,

eK

?XXijXc?v.
2.

Sept.

??v?v, meaning

apx?s

9Aircrpvyrjoav

Anast.

13

2,

aoi

ae.

ineib?p

Xeyovres

Polyb.

roads.

as fruit.

to pluck,

?7rorpuya?>(rpvy?o),

2 Cor.

?an??opal

two

?iroTvpoopai, ??rjv, (rvpos) to leave off eating

'Anor?aaopai

X?yeiv

evplamprai

?pxa?oi

C.

o?kop pov.

PHRYN.

avrois.

(?)vkop n?pv
Kai o?

eis top

tois

Anorag?pepos

190

906

to bid adieu.

(?nor?aaa))

'Anor?gaa?ai

C.

D.

296

Ill,

I, 809

AmpHIL.

as of

rjs, r), intersection,

?irorofir),

29, 9.r

? BASIL.

EPIPH.

aVorayj;.

oVotoktikov.

'Attotoktikoi'.)

'Attotoktikoi

?gopai,

?nor?aaopai,

also

(See

&p, oi, =

yAnoraKrirai,

rjp obeva>p axjjpari

9Eneibrj

949 A.

PACHOM.

a7rpayec?

appearance.
?mos.

Geopon.

Polyb.
10,

11,
23,

31,

8.

5.

dirpay?o, rjoo, (irp?ooo) to be doing nothing, to accomplish

204
?py?a

?trpayla
to remain

nothing,
4, 64, 7.

inactive.

Polyb.

ov,

?irpayp?rcvTos,

no

on, having

going

ov, not

?irpaKTos,

to cfiirpaKTos.

posed

=
?Trp?XXios
420 A.

chrpo??ros

ov, (irpoKoirfj)

dirp?Koiros,

orders.

7,32,

cannot

Eptph.

Homil.

; op
3, 38.

without

any

to

clerical

higher

as

unexplored,

2. Heedless,
POLYB.
vorjrov.

5, 7, 2

p?oKevoi

Xrjo^?rjoco?ai

t?v

beforehand.

Polyb.

country.

Mcoorjviov

yEpeXXov

3, 48,

x^Pai

4.

who

9, 36, 6.

sons.

Const.

?npoa

nokrjnros,

Apost.
the

adv.

?npoaanrokrjnrm,

5,

b?

be not

an

of

NT.

purpose.

per

inlaKonos

accepter

of

26.
without

?npoac?npkrjnros,

1 Petr.

35,

3, 8.

respecting

1 *Eot?>

bishop

Sir.

no

to

not

Act. Philipp.

respect

1, 17. Clem. Rom. Epist.

case

in grammar,

op, (nr&ais)

?nr<?Tos,

is not

as

predicated,

o?jcrrjs ?irpo

9An<f>la, as,

r),Ap

Thrax

seen

the

verb

to nra>

; opposed

in Bekker.

638, 3.

name.

Inscr.

phys,

Tov

titul.

a man's

name.

3962.

Apophth.

Ap

9Anobv.

a??a

?n&paaros, ov, (n&pa) without a stopple.

Geopon.
20, 46, 3.

anything

like it before.

of which

cases,

(See also *A<f>$rj,

*Afyfyiop.)

?ira

10, 14, 8

without

a woman's

pi a,

9An(j>vs, v, 6, Apphys,

never

Sept.
3 Mac.

random,

2,

Let

Apocr.

unguarded.

POLYB.

had

at

op, (npoaam?krjnros)

?npoaamokrjnros,

Dion.

irpbs rb ovp?aivov.

?cofi?vois,

Polyb.

riK?s.

Kal iravrcX?s

?irpovorjroi

?irpovorjros, adv. of ?irpovorjros 1.

?irpovorjros

(kayos),

ylvea?e

?eov.

?nrorjros, op, (nroea)) undaunted. Sept. Jer. 26 (46), 28.

thoughtless, improvident:

5, 5 Ti)s

4,

9AnpoaKonroi

iKKkrjala tov

?np?aKenros.

adv.

?Vpoo-Xoycos

'Anp?

1,1.

Basil.

Hence,

32

10,

ip 6b& ?npoaKOnra).

Mr) marevarjs

of persons.

promoted

Meta

against.

NT. Act. 24,16

Kai ry

Kal "Ekkrjai

op, (aKoneoi)

persons.

6.

IU, 327 D.
airpov?rjTos,ov, (irpovo?o) not thought of

Tots

I,

21

1 Cor.

avvelbrjaiv.

?npoaKonos,

p. 369,11.

foreknow

Rom.

9,12,
not

2.

stumbling

void of offence,

Kal 'lovbalois

; op

anything

undesignedly,

Polyb.

plan.

business
4, 75,

272 F.

H,

Clem.

adv.

(irpon?rjfii),

regular

Eus.

that

TTpoyvaxTTiKOs.

in

aKonop

574.

?7rpiXXios.

ov, (irpoytv?oKo)

to

Polyb.

engaged

?irpiXios. Plut.

??rp?yvworos,
posed

or

Theoph.

ov, r), aprilis,

?irpiXios,

commerce.

concerned

no

in which

(irpayftarevofiai)

not

ov, (npoaK?nra>)

?npoaKonos,

phorically,
POLYB. 3, 103, 2.

?irpayia, as, r), (irpdcoo) inactivity.

is

70, 4.

3,

28, 11, 8.

Babr.

60, 1.

airpoo?Xcirros,ov, (irpoo?Xeiro) that cannot be looked upon.

393 C.
Method.

?naipoTims, r), ov, (?noppvpi) denying upon oath ; opposed

?irpooberjs,es, (irpoob?o) not standing in need of anything.

applied to the particle pa.

9Apa?iaaa, rjs, r),?Apaf) Arabian

Sept.

1 Mac.

12,

9Airpoobee1s

tovtov

Zvres.

2 Mac.

14, 35 T?v oX?V?irpoober)svir?pxov. PLUT. 1,162 B.

II, 122 E, et alibi. Joseph. Ant. 8, 4, 3.
ov, =

?irpoob?rjros,
ir?vrov

tovtov
ov,

?7rp?V8eKTos,

?n-poo-de^s.
?irpooberjrovs
(irpoob?xofiat)

?irpoo-biopioTos,

adv.

indiscriminately.
thod. 89.

Petr.

22,

6, 4

'Yfias

b?

o? 6Vol ireiroi^Kcio'i.
not

Apocr.

acceptable?

as,

Ant.

Thrax

Dion.

in Bekker.

642,

woman.

Sept.

?pal

aros,

pa,

Just.

r), (?irpoocKTos)

Quaest.

without

distinction,

et Respons.

ad Or

rb,

(?pai6a>)

dimin.

rb,

as

crack,

gap,

in the
ground.

of

Apophth.

?paxos.

carelessness.

147 B.

??rpoViTos,ov, (TrpoVeipi) inaccessible, unapproachable?

Polyb.
5, 24, 4. 9, 27, 6.
3, 49, 7, as a mountain.

11

Agath.

*ApaKiov xXwpov.

ov or

9Ap?apirrjs,
ap?lpprj,

rj, 6,

rj, meat.

rjs,

[The Latin arvina

heedlessness,

Job.

1, 39.

Diod.

?paxvla, as, r), (?p?xPff) cobweb, THEOD. HI,

of ?irpocrbioptaros,

15,

42, 18.

?p?Kiop,

7,1.

Proteuangel.

?irpooe^ia,

POLYB.

to Karo/ioriKOs.

apya?la,
?pyepoprj,

as,

r),meaning

rjs,

s=

9Ak?avos,

697 B.
ScYL.

Ak?aplrrjs.

HeS.

Ap?lwrj,

means

tallow, fat.~\

uncertain.

Leo.

13,11.

agrimony.

Hes.

r), agremone,

Kpeas.

739.
SiKeXoi.

'Apye

poprj, eibos ?oraprjs.

?pyia>, to abstain from

servile labor.

Joseph.

Ant.

14,

205

apyia

Bell. Jud. 7, 3, 3 'Apye?vrrjv e?boprjv, SC fjp?

Const. Apost.
7, 36, 2. 8, 33, 2 Trjv ?v?

4, 2.
Pav.

THEOD.

Xrjyfriv ?pyeirooav.

LECTOR.
ir?oiv

Trjv KvpiaKrjv irap?

?vopo??rrjoc

re e?vai Kal
oe?aojiiav,

that

?irpaKTov

?pyelo?ai,

be a day

should

Sunday

Aea>v

14

1,

of

rest.
To

be invalid

or void,

Euagr.

c?vai.

aavpov

3,

7, p. 341.
3. To be suspended, not to be allowed to officiate,
said of clergymen under censure. Basil.
IH, 327 D
'EviauT?v

SoCR.

dpyrjoas.

22

6, 18, p. 336,

ovv

#Hpy?

6 9lo?vvrjs Xoiir?v.
as,

r), abstinence

from

Esai.

1,13.

Sept.

day.

et Paul.

Pet.

Act.

Const.
ApOST.

2, 36,

36,

2a??ari?eiv

Magnes,

1180 E.

1 MeXen/s

vopov,
o?

?vcrciXo,
as of

2. Deprivation,
Can.

Ignat.

Hence,

4, 8, 33.

Epict.

22.

(536), 1177 D.

labor.

servile

holy

Apocr.
9.

(interpol.)

(Compare Const.
v

o? xetp

irp?qbaoiv

?pyias
for

clergyman,

7,

?pyiav.
bibovs.)
some

fault.

16.

Apost.

BASIL. II,

?pyoXoyia, as, r), (?pyos, X?yos) idle talking. APOPHTH.

6.

Macar.

26.

Apost.

Const.

LYB.

2, 49,

4.

ibos, 6, (?pyvpos,

?pyvpao?ris,

VELL.

aoiris)

silver-shielded.

(rjpia, a fine.
9ApyvpiKr)

to silver. Hence,

ov, ?, reckoning

Sept.
by

1 Esdr. 8, 24.

Theoph.

?pyvpoKoiros,

ov,

Epiph.

argentei.

n,

Cont.

Adm.

as a proper

227,15,

ov, 6, (raplas)

?pyvporaplas,

ury at Athens.

name.
treas

the emperor's

of

keeper

354.

Inscr.

?pyvpoqb?kapos,op, (?pyvpos, (p?kapa) with silver trap

Polyb.
31, 3, 6.
pings.
?py&s (?pyos), adv. frustra, idly, to no purpose, in vain,
p?rrjp. Just. Tryph. 113.
?peiavif?), lo-a, ('Apeiav?s) to side with
an Arian.
S OCR. 2, 21.

the Arians,

to be

'Apetav?s,ov, 6, (*Apews) an Arian, a follower of Arius

the heresiarch.
Greg. Naz. I, 740.
ov, o,

(*Apeios,

one

pav?a)

with

infected

the

(heresy) of Arius, & name of obloquy ap

Eust. Ant.
676 D. Athan.
plied to the Arians.
191
A.
Theod.
I,
HI, 546 T?js 'Apeiov
(Compare

madness

621
=

9Apeonayelrrjs
=

O? b? rrjs Apelov

r), arena,

?prjva,

pav?as

peTeikrjx?Tes.)
372.

INSCR.

9Apeionaylrrjs.
Porph.

aXevpiov.

rj, 6, Ares,

"Aprjs,

Cer.

658,

Apocr.

?rjpiopaxehp.

11.

659,

Act.

Paul,

9.
et

o,

(?pyvpos,

SEPT.

kottto)

Jer.

6, 29.

silversmith.

SEPT.

ov, to,

(ir?raXov)

plate

of

silver.

?HE

780.

dpyvpoirparelov, ov, to, (?pyvpoirp?rrjs) bankers

231. 283,14.
Chron. 623. Theoph.

shop.

Apophth.

titul.

Ares,

6, number,

as

to

applied

in Bekker.

in grammar.

Dion.

the

cardinal

636, 15.
Thrax

in

638, 6.

povpepos,

r?ypa,

body

of

soldiers.

6, 6, p. 315, 37. Soz. 1, 8, p. 19, 39. Synes.

78. Zos. 284. Novell.
85,1. Mal. 349.

Socr.
Epist.
?p?pop,

Thrax

Dion.

634, 16.

Bekker.

name.

''Aprj.

numbers.
ov,

a man's

r), op, numeral,

2. Numerus,

407,13.

to be ?pyvpoKoiros.

Jud. 17, 4.
?pyvpoir?raXov,

Porph.

(Compare ?v?pag,mpUkeios.)
the
for
ancient
?pyvpos, r), ?p,
?pyvpovs,of silver. Porph.

?pi?pos,

rjoo,

an officer.

cashier,

Cer. 18, 11, et alibi.

?pi?prjTiKos,

dpyvpob?paros, ov, (b?pv) silver-speared, having a silver

dpyvpoKoireo,

NO

?pyvponp?rrjs.

4, 3.
ov, o, argentarius,

Tov a??a

184 B.

spear.

I, 623,10.

to an

Thecl. 36.

4.

5, 79,

apyvpiop?s,

Po

Theoph.

1, 308.

Epist.
Cedr.

374,10.

money*

argentarius,

(np?rrjs)

Nil.

r), op, pertaining

?pyvponpariKos,

?pevpiov

apyupiKos, r), 6v, (?pyvpos) relating

Diod. II, 610, 38.
pecuniary.

OPH.

change,
231. 367,12.

pav?as.

dpyoqb?yos,ov, (?pyos, (?)aye1v)living without work, lazy.

o,

banker.

9Apeiopavlrrjs,

?pyoXoy?o, rjoo, (?pyos, X?yos) to talk idly.

531 A.

Cassian.

ov,

?pyvponp?rrjs,

?pyvpos,

2.

?pyia,

apc?

ov,

Bekker.

to,

article,

in grammar.

Dion.

Thrax

in

634, 5.

apis, i?os, also ?pis, ibos, fj, gimlet. Poll.

7,113.
10,
B
88
146. Galen.
Suid.
ev?e?a
II,
?pis.
'Api?es, r)
9Apis,

to reKTOPiKop
ipy?ke?op.

206apis

apis,

ibos, fj, aris,

88 B.

Hes.

Plin.

plant.

94.

24,

"Apis, ctbos ?oravrjs.

Galen.

II,

$lso

(See

?pis,

PrOC. Ill, 219.

?pis, ibos, rj,sluice, <}>p?KTrjs.
ov, t?, a kind

?pioapov,

ov,

'Apiorepo?,

o?,

95.

Quin.
o? avrol

of ?pov.

Kal

6, 1 T?

os

?v,

not

Kal ?picrrepbv

1,

ov,

rb,

SC. the

423,12,

ou,

?pioTO?ei7rvov,

t?,

fj, area.

Kal

?piorov

tec.

10.

145,

belirvov,

pertaining

?pmpios.

Novell.

6, ar c at u s.

IxpKXa, as,

chest.

r), arcula,

Sept.

ov, of?pKcv?os.

?pKcv?ivos,

2, 7.

Mauric.

6, 31.

668,

Cont. 418, 2. Leo

shanty. Theoph.
14.
Gram. 319,10.
=
rj,
ou,
?pKTos. Sept. 1 Reg. 17, 34. Sap. 11,
?pKos,
18. Apocr. Act. Paul, et Thecl. 33. Apophth.
115.

SuiD.

^ApKou

irapovorjs

r?

%xyrj ?rjrels,

?pKOTpoqbos,
?pKov?pios,
ov,

r), bear.

Lyd.

ro^oiroi?s.
ai apKroi,

Plural

and the Lesser Bear.

Hence,

apKTorp?(j)os,
wild

ov,

beasts,

(?pteros,

the Greater

theNorth.

of wild beasts. Proc.

Can.

T?) avnp

rp?obo)

Ill,

b? tovto

keeper
Hence,

?rjpiovopos.

58, 21.
?mnjiio

a movable

muster,

statio)

an

?ppoara

Mauric.

?nkoob?pos.

armiger,

in arms,

exercise

drill,

13

appapevrov
to arm,

(?ppa)

?ppekavaiov,

ov,

us,
1.

?ppap?vrov
rb,

Leo

158, 6.

GRAM.

170,

18.

THEOPH.

onklfa.

equip,

arm?t

?pparwpivos,
to, =

1.

the

armed.

CEDR.
a

armelausia,

14.

I, 785,

cloak.

military

12, p. 303.

Mauric.

; 9Appevrjs,

rj, 6,

=.

9Appevios,

Porph.

(139).

Adm.

an Armenian.

of Armenia.

r), ?v, Armenian,

the

npaiK?Kiov,

apricot,

105

Leimon.

236.
yAppeviaKov

?eplmKKov,

9Appeviov

Galen. VI, 348 A.

1,165.
to
sail.
THEOPH. 582.
?ppevlfa, iaa, (?ppevov)

Bear,

Polyb.

of

An

cupboard.

18, 21,1.

rj, (arma,

to, =
aa,

1,

'Appepios,
?ppepop,

?,

npayjiaraap,

r), armatura,

?ppar&piov,

oi m

rovr?arip

prjkov. Diosc.

158,15.

42, 5, et alibi.

61

as,

prjkov,

?iroapKrorpo^os.

o, arcuarius,

4, 7, 2 (scho

Antec.

3,7.

9Appeviams,

proverb.
see

twv

whole.

5, 7.

Leo.

718, 20.

6, armatus,

?pparoo),

1, 99.

2. Hut,

Poemen.

610.

Geopon.

&pos,

?pjmrovpiop,

Reg.

Ptoch.

arsenal,
THEOPH.

as one

training of soldiers, ?nkopekirrj. Lyd.

2.

147,

25.

2,1,

1,3.

Edict.

3.

?ppaprjrai.

?pparovpa,

au, 6, arcarius.

armory,
85,

608.

302.

Cer.

considered

ov, rb, a rm a r iu,m,

?pp?ros,
an

to

13, 20.

?pKaros,

of an army,

Ti&p. Chron.

128,1.

10.

459,

I, 698, 23.

Cedr.

arms

appaaran&p,

574, 18.

Theoph.

Novell.
?v,

CONT.

to

equivalent

dinner and supper.

i),

kovpepoi

arma,

appara,

314. Chron.

NOVELL.

et alibi.

O? npo?krjoepres

lium)

301 C, V. 1.

215 B.

THEOPH.

?piorrjpiov.

amvr?piop.

20.

157,

Theoph.

Porph.

12, 6. Theoph.

?pp?piop,

1, 2.
15.

?ppaprjrrjs,6,meaning uncertain.

?piorrjrrjpiov.
?piorrjrrjpiov

r?

commonly

?pjmT&piop.

Mauric.

in a monastery,

refectory,

(?piorov)

?piorrjrrjpiov. COTELER. U,

?pKapios,

?anls,

?pparovpiop,

THEOPH.

?ptor?o.

weapon,

Lyd.

s, rog?rai.

ov, rb, armamentarium,

?ppap?prop,

Iren.

koXovoiv,

rb,

?&a, npbs

?nkovcrripaiP.)

archer

onka. Mauric.

2. The

?piorrjpiov,

?pKapiKos,

aros,

2. Shield,

virobexco?ai.

Xaio's.

right,

t&p

oi, (arcus)

rj, roiavra

iniavpop?povs,

490,16.
6,13.
Sometimes ?ppa is plural. Mal.

7.

X6*Pa ?bcXvrro

rrjv ?piorcp?v

left,

I,

?pKTovs

Leo.

II, 7 KaXouvTai b?

bi avrrjs rb bnovv

laevus,

fi?v vXiKov,

CONST.

Ka?apot.

?piarcvo, cvoa, (?piorov) to dine,

Cont. 363,16.

other

nalypiop

Kal ?ka?rjp

arms,

Valentinians.

?pKTos,

r?s

?ppa,

2,198.

ad Concil.

'Apiorepoi

?,

?piorepos,

Diosc.
=

(?piorepos)

Balsam,

"pevot, Kai pr) ?ve^opevot

Kal tovs

?pKvreis,

above.)

?pm,

ap/xevov

bears

and

ov,

to,

(Compare Quin.
bel

?ppeva
Kake?p.

GALEN.

'AppePiaK?'s.
plural

1, 44, 3.

kX^o-is tov ?ppevov

exhibitor

Kaoviro?aXXcooai

Polyb.

op, =

r?

?ppepa,

Eust.

348 A.

VI,
the

sails

p?v,

vessel.

1533, 43 *H 'OprjptKr)
avrrj

r& iar&
iniKplov naprjyaye

IbiaiTiK&repov

of

opm

b? ovk

?koy

tovs

ttoXXovs

s, r?

iaria

207

?pfiLyepoc
2. Tackle.

Polyb.

o?, armig

?ppiy?poi,

o?,

?pptXXiyepoi,

?irXofy?poi.

27.

157,

525.

bracelet-wearers,

?ppooranov

MauriC

?ppaoranov.

2, 5, p.

62.

Id.

2,9.

15

11,

Kara

'Appoorbv

Polyb.

adapted.

7rXaTos t?> per?XX??.

rb

22,

r), negation,

in Bekker.

Thrax

eirapxos. LEG. HOMER.

ov,

(poycvo)

as

an

Theoph.

army.

?or?vrjs

of

HES.

dish.

eos,

till. BABR. 21, 5.

ploughing,

tillage,

=
?porpi?o, ?oo,

3 Reg.

Sept.

19, 19. Mich.

3,12.

DlOD.

6,

obos,

?porpoirovs,

(?porpov,

irovs)

one

of

3, 3,

parts of the ancient plough ; not to be confounded

with vwis or uvis. Sept. Jud. 3, 31.
[In Modern
Greek it is called t? ?XeTpo?ro?i.]
*?pir?yrj, rjs, r), (?pir??o) hook or grapple, for drawing up
bucket

t?

oTce?os

r?v

from

a well.

exov

oyKivovs,
Kai

<?>pearov.

Kap(f)iov

?pir?yiov

Kal Xoiir?v
?piraypa,

aros,

Mai.

1, 13.

tovs

'Apir?yrj,
Kabovs

eon

?vorrjp,

avaanr?oiv

?irb

Koivooropialov

Porph.
X?yo

Cer.

658,

x^X<*>vov Kal okoXov

that which

is plundered

or

torn.

Sept.

name.

Porph.

Adm.

fivrjorpov.

Hes.

rbv9Apirabrj.
ovos,

o,

sponsalia,

betrothal,

Kal tov
tovs

delivers

to

ring
tov

rj bovkrj

'Appa?euviferai

rov ?eov

the

viov

al&pas

?eov

eis to opopa, k. r. X.

(top be)

seq.

Rom.

Clem.

Homil.

5.

6,

12.

5.

same

as
et

Quaest.

as,

?ppep ml

?rjkv, male

and

ad Orthod.

Respons.

49.

female.
Chron.

356

?pprjv, ev, male,

adv.

p?p mkovai

without

Tov avw

r?

as,

?pprjrovpyla,
Homil.

?pa-eviKo'v, ov, r?,

Hes.

Clem.

Rom.

r), infamous

mpnoob?pa,
rois

ivavrlm

4,

bepbpa>p
b?

?rjkea

"EXXt^o-iv.

to act

Homil.
act,

T&p

1, 80

?pprjrovpyeo), rjaa), (?pprjros, EPr?)

.

pevaem.

yevvrj?evra.

Diod.

[Aiyv7rnoi]

r? prj (f>epopra tovs mpnovs,

avev

pevais,

?ppevarm

to trees.

applied

?pprjTonoi?

CLEM.

naibepaarela.

6, 18.

(pevaros),

?ppepa

rj, (?pprjp, plgis)

Rom. Homil.

infamously,

16.
ClEM.

?pprjronoila.

6,18.
arsenicum,

'ApviK?V, xp^)P'aT0S

arsenic.
cibosj xkoipov,

Diosc.

5,

onep

rjpe?s ?pae

121.

keyopep.

?paepiKos,
12

a man's

narpbs
Kal eis

504, 21, in the plural.

piKQP

Kar?pyov.
rb,

22

240

1, 11,

2. The

Rom.

Evpnr?brjs?

uncertain.

'Ap7ra8?}s, r), 6, Arpades,

appa?ov,

Hes.

6 Xvkos.

to, meaning

?pir?yiov,

170

Iren.

METHOD.

component

says,

?paepo?rjkvs.

?ppevarm
the

Mv?/orev?pevoi,

(6 be?va) rrjv bovkrjv

tov

Kal ?el
he

9Apr)p. When
he

top bovkop

?ppepopigla,

?porpoeibrjs,es, (?porpov,EIA?) plough-like.

p. 176, 91.

ovopa

vvv

nvevparos,

?ylov

p.

Just.

op?o.

Hes.

?ppepo?rjkvs,eia, v, (?pprjp,?rjkvs) of both sexes, hermaph

?poois.

6.

45,

e?s r?

(rrjv be?va)

t&p ai&p(?p.

rodite,

r), (?porpi?o)

Gen.

Sept.

p?ya.

p.

the ring to the man, he

? ?ovXos rov ?eov

'Appa?caviferai

(rj be?pa)

pifa,

?porpevo, evoo, (?porpov) to plough,

?porplao?s,

rpv?Xiov

?Apov,

Id.

b?borai.

appa?&vi

the priest delivers

When

Eukhol.

ov, rb, a kind

Kai

EUKHOL.

appa?&vos.

appaj3u)vi?o/?tevoi.

the woman,

unpaid,

rov

fjroi

appa?<avl(a>,?aa>, (appa?&v) to betroth, affiance.

Kal tov

745, 1.

eVl pvrjarpois,

rov ?eov

Dion.

642, 3.

?p^?rrjs, ou, 6, (?pxo) prefect,

109.
?poyevros,

in grammar.

air?tpaois,

office of betrothal

I 238.

says,
cos,

Upvrjois,

?pov,

Xov?ia

DlOD.

3,14.

COTELER.

is a species of
is entitled *Ako

church betrothal

The

9Appa?cuvlCerai,

?pfioor?s, r), ?v, (?pfio?o) fitted,

NOM.

appa?&v.

,.

sacrament.

?ppoyr), rjs, r), (appofc?) = ?ppovia. POLYB. 6, 18, 1.

6, 51, 2. 11, 9,1.
18,12, 2.

y?pov

In the Greek

?pa

26.

157,

tov

Mv?joTpov,
Lyd.

armilligeri,

Lyd.

Xi?roi.

22, 26,13.

er i,

apaevoOi?kvs

n?v

r), ov, (aparjv) maie,

apo-eviKov,

sc.

?ppeviKos.

7rai?iov, Every

2. Masculine,
in grammar.
Bekker.
17.
634,

SEPT.
male

Dion.

Gen.

17,

child.

Thrax

in

?paevo?rjkvs,v, (?parjv,?rjkvs) of both sexes, hermaphrodite,

208
?prapiov

?ppcvo?rjXvs. Simon
95.

Hippol.
ov,

?prapiov,

6,18.
in

used

top
trap9 rjplv ol

for

ovs,

'ApTep?,

173.

apud Hippol.

Hier.

Cyrill.

rb, feU-shoe,

9Apr?pia,
9Aprcfi?i,

Magus

irob?v

cold weather.

2. Ambio,
?eppap

name.

a woman's

?pTOKXao-ia, as,

r), (apros,

in the Ritual,

KXaois)

?proKoiriKos,
3

16,

"Aprov

(?proKOrros)

vir

avr?v,

ov, 6,

the

apros,

AU

burdens.
bread.

Chrys.

Just.

the

loaves,

the

conclusion

Apol.

ceremony
of

Ex. 40,

great

vespers

in the monastery, and another

of oil, be placed beside the uve loaves. This cere
mony purports to commemorate the miracle of the
five loaves.
of the choicest wine

?v,

o?, (?pros,

the Eucharist.

rvp?s)

sect

so

called

4, 82, 6.

ov,

r?,

a? ?pxaipcoiai.

Dion. Hal.

HI,

P?LTB.

1709,15.

in the plural.

3,

106,

a monas

entered

the intention of becoming a

Esaias 1. 2. 3.
Apophth.

an

office,

officer's

apartment.

tis

?p(j>l r? ?px^ia

In

the

r?

plural

THEOPHIL.

(?>vkaKTai r?
'Apxe?a,

?pxc?a,

yp?ppara.

archives.

archiva,

Ignat.

3, 22

ep?a oi brjp?aioi

124

T&v

prjr?pa>p.

Jud. 7, 3, 4.

Bell.

8.

ravra

Inscr.

297 A

Philad.

'Ev ro?s apx^lois

Eus.

1, 13, p. 37,
?noKetvrai,

x^prai

*H r? x(?PLa T?v Kpir?v. *H ?px?ia.

r? x<3p"* r&p KpiT&p
belongs

to

?px*iop

(inter

avr&p
23.

ne

SuiD.

xaPTO(h^?Kia.

(The definition
1.)

Ig
apx?Kams, op, source of evil, applied to the Devil.
nat. Trail, (interpol.) 10. Smyrn.
(interpol.) 7.
ov,

?pxipiropos,

o,

(?px<?,

epnopos)

chief

merchant.

In

rjs, r), company,

?pxr),

1 Reg.

division,

as of armed

men.

Sept.

13,17.

Ins CR. 2714

?pxiarpos, ov, 6, (iarp?s) chief physician.
9Apx*arpbsrrjs n?kem. BASIL. Ill, 241 D.

a
?pro(j>opiov,ov, t?, a small box in which
portion of the
sacramental bread is kept. Eukhol.
Spwros, ov, (pxnros)pure. APOCR. Act. Philipp. 13.
?pxciLpco-ia,as, i), (apx?, a?pcois) the Roman Gomitia,
1, 8, 4, et alibi;
?pxaip?oia. Polyb.
Dion. Hal. in, lS?O, 13.

108 B.

has

scr. 4485.

from

that they used bread and cheese at

Epiph. I, 418 D.

?pro(j)ayia, as, r), (?prot^?yos) the eating of bread. Me

thod. 389 A.

?pxatp?Vta,

ov, to,

2.

pol.)

?oirepiv?s).

loaves (five in number), after the blessing, are

broken into small pieces (?proKXaoia) and distributed
to the brethren. The rubric requires that a vessel

the circumstance

novice,

Macar.

Joseph.

in monasteries
Qieyas

of

?pxaplovs.
who

'Ev r<? ?pxela) avrov. BASIL. SeleuC.

y?p

performed

apxaipeaia?a>v,

apxcbearpos, ov, 6, (?pxa>,ibearpos) the chief seneschal of a

king. Insgr. 4678.
apxe?ov,

14, 18.

The

9ApTorvplrai,

monk.

'h ciXoyijois r?v ?prov, The blessing

of
at

1, 66.

771 C.

XII,

2. Loaf of bread. Sept. Gen.

23. NT. Matt. 14,17.
In the Ritual,

one

tic establishment with

Sept. Num. 4, 27 navra r?

sacramental

25. 49.

Laod.

their

veapovs,

ElaayaryiKovs,

2. Novitius,

eW ?proKorriKOv.

?pr?s, r),?v, (aipo) raised.

?pra

1 Par.

Sept.

rrjp ?yopav

sibi magistratum.

HES.
baker9s.

26, 10, 6 Tr)

?px?pios, ov, o, (?pxh) novice, beginner. Mac AR. 97 B.

the break

ing of bread (see apros 2).

r), ?v,

Kara

nepirjei

et

133 D,

I,

?px?v?pamos, ov, o, (?px% apopamos) the Original Man

the Naassene philosophy. Hippol.
104. 105.

4, 17.

Sept. Nehem.

?prfjp, rjpos,6, (aipo) raiser.

Plut.

to solicit votes. Polyb.

apaka?&p

ambiens

696.

Inscr.

the election of magistrates.

alibi.

Suid.

irTXot.

r), Arterno,

ap%LOia?oXx)<;

1.

IV, 2136, 8,

et alibi.
an assembly for
apx^ipcoi?^o, ?uro, (?px<upeo'ta) to hold

2. Eminent

or respectable physician.

Aret.

105 C

apxtrjrp?s (Ionic form).

?pxiypapparevs, e?s, ?, (ypapparevs) chief clerk. POLYB.
5, 54, 12.
?pxibeapo(j)vkag,ams, o, (beapoqbvkag)chief jailer.
Gen. 39, 21, et alibi.
ov, 6, (beap&rrjs)

apxf-beap&rrjs,
Gen.

40,

?pxibeapo<f)vka?.

SEPT.

SEPT.

4.

apxtbia?okos, ov, 6, (bia?okos) the chief Devil,

Devil, Satan. Apocr. Nicod. Euangel. H,

the great
7 (23).

209

apx&idtcovo?

ov,

?pxibt?Kovos,

6,

r?v

6 irp?ros

archdeacon,

(bi?Kovos)

Nil.
1, 188.
I, 277 E.
Epist.
897 B.
1180 C.
Ephes.
Socr.
7, 7. Chal.
1248 D.
576
Theod.
B To?
III,
(Compare
biaK?vov. Nie.

b?

Xopov

r?v

biaK?vov

ovos, o, =:

?pxibi?Kov,

pios.

Adm.

PORPH.

the chief

BASIL,

apxic?bopa

V?prjs

and

Antioch,

: Ephes.

EPIPH. I,

?corarov

vou. Chal.

Kai ?eooe

?KKkrjoias KeXeort

1012

EPHES.

Tou

7r?vra

: Ephes.

Of Antioch

1121 B. E
1237

lo?wrjs.

?pxicirioKoiros

0eo(?iXeoTaYou

CHAL.

ap;(ie7rio*K?Vou Kup?XXou.

Can.

30.

cO?cofaX?oraros

'ica?vvou ?pxicirioKOirov

9Avnoxc?as.

beoir?rrj

KvpiXXos

?v Kvpio

864 A.

1693 C.

1^69 D T? ?oior?ro

Ephes.

Of Constantinople:
Kal ?yior?ro

1, 3.

558.

Chron.

ov, 6, chief

CET.

?p?,

?pxicirioKOiro,

xaipciv.

Chal.

irarpl Ma?ipiavo
772

eunuch.

chief

Sept.

ClNN.

?ovnapos.

the kovpIop

of

yipia?o)

A.

829

D.

Basil.

monastery.

t&p ?pxiKovpir&p

ripa

evplaKei

anevkoylas.
the

ov, 6, (Kvprjy?s)

?pxiKvprjyos,

ov,

14, 9, 2.

o,

(krjarrjs)

robber.

chief

Joseph.

?pxip?yeipos, ov, o, (p?yeipos) chief cook.

37, 36.
! ?pxtpapbplrrjs,ov,
or more

158 D.

Cyrill.

Alex.

popaarrjpl

Nil.
Epist.

'Apxipapbplrais
16

Basil.

Kal

Epist.
37 E. 84 A

(epavos).

(?paviorrjs)

the

president

of

club

126.

Inscr.

T& ?pxipapbplrrj

in Hellad.

9 T?

2. Bishop's,

684 D.

ev?upa

of

a bishop, episcopal.

IV, 232 C. |

VOL. VII.

NEW

SERIES.

-Theod. Ill,

VlT.

T&p KOivojSicDV ?pxipapbpirrjp.

Xpiar?s

?pxip?prvs

Aster.

324

;
Sept.

of apxtoivox?os.

Gen.

o, rj, the chief

?pxnr?p?epos,

of nap?evoi.

METHOD.

?pxi7rarpi&rai,&p, oi, (narpi? ?) heads offamilies

21,

?pxmoiprjp

Sept.

1.

40,

1 Oi ?pxmarpi&rai
or

?pxiTTolprjp,

epos,

In ecclesiastical Greek,
27

817

KayparaPTiPovnokem.

?pxioipoxoos, ov, 6, (o?pox?os) chief cupbearer.

Jos.

t? ?pxicpariKOv.

973

CHAL.

?pxipapbplrov.

popaarrjpla>p

Am

87. 88.

40, 13.

Gen.

to the Jewish
dpxicpariK?s, i), ?v, (?pxicpcvs) belonging
NT. Act. 4, 6. Apocr. Act. Philipp.
high-priest.

as,

?pxioipoxo?a,

E.

EPHES.

r), the office

tare ?s

Ovk

527

II,

Gen.

the chief of

2, 57. 70.

p r<p
Kvpl<? A?kparla}.

biampov

Bao-iXeiov

Ant.

Sept.

o, (p?pbpa) archimandrite,

monasteries.

phil.

t&p

king.

Bell. Jud. 4, 3, 3.

EUTHYM.

of a

huntsman

chief

4677.

Inscr.

one

E? ns

ega> rov X?P?^9 avrbs

In the seventh century it began to be applied to

125 C.
the bishop of Cyprus. Lateran.
6,

Nl

rj biakey?pepop

rap?aaopra
avrbp

iK?akrj

527

H,

?pxip?prvs, vpos, 6, (p?prvs) chief martyr.

ov,

23.

102,

In the sixth and subsequent centuries itwas applied

1252 C.
also to the bishop of Jerusalem. Hierosol.

?pxicpaviorrjs,

Dan.

122.

?pxikrjarrjs,

Of Alexandria:
I, 188 A. Greg. Naz.
I, 373. EPIPH. I, 717 B T?v ?v rfj 'AXelav?peia?pXi
Athan.

cirioKoirov.

ov, o, (evpovxps)

ip T& Kovvi?p, Kai pr)

772 A.

Kai oVk?toYou

?pxievpovxos,

arch

bishop,

?yia>TaTou

rrjs Vopaiov

apxicirioKoirov

?aaikevs.

9Apxiepevs

?pxiKovplrrjs,ov, 6, (kovpIop) the officer who has charge of

'o ?pxicirioKoiros rrjs

To?

1045

KeXeorlvos.

Chal.

Sept.
?pxier?ipos, ov, 6, (er?ipos) chief companion.
2 Reg. 15, 32 Xovcrl 6 ?pxier?ipos Aavlb, Kushai
the

Constantinople.

901 D

?pxi?ovnapos,

applied to the bishops of Rome,

bishop, originally
Of Rome

530 A.

n,

chief

?irioKoiros)

(?pxo,

111,25,15.
sometimes applied to the emperor.

Archite (0*1N) !

e?bofiabapios,

apxic?bopabapios.

ov, 6,

Alexandria,

1, 48.

DlOD.

?pxicmoKoirrj,rjs, rj, (?irioKoirrj)archbishopric

717 B.
?pxicirioKoiros,

23.

138,

(536), 1205 D.

Const.

apxic?bopapios

11,17,12.
It was
1008

?pxibiKaorrjs,ov, o, (biKaorrjs)chief judge.

75. Inscr. 4734.
apxic?bopabapios,

?pxiepevs, ?m, r), (lepevs) bishop. CONST.APOST. 2, 25,

12. 2,27,2.
Theod.
7,42.
IH, 540 C. Proc.

rjyovpevos.)

?pxt-bi?Kovos.

ov, o,

?pyyKoip,T\v

44

C.

? Sept.

t&p vl&p Aev?.

o,

{noiprjp)

chief pastor,

chief

shepherd.

simply bishop.

210 aa?eaTcoaic

dpXLTrpea'?vTepoc
45 B, applied to Christ. Martyr.

Method.
49

'O ?pxnroijirjv

I?pxopronovkos,

'AXef avbpeias.

dpxtirpco?vrepos, ov, 6,
Soz.

Areth.

(irpeo?vrepos) chief presbyter.

12.

8,

ovos,

apxio-ayiTrarov,

6, (oayirra)

archer.

chief

ov, o,

dpxicriroiroi?s,

baker.

chief

(oiroiroi?s)

Sept.

Gen.

?,

21,

22.

(oTparrjy?s)

Tc5v

2. Magistrate.

bvv?fieos

Porph.

Cer.

121,

18.

Cedr.

I,

Sept. 6. Nov. 8. Mart. 26.

Jos. 5, 14 'Ey? ?pxicrrp?rrjyos

Horol.
Sept.

as, fj,

architecture.

(?pxvr?KTov)

of the
2617.

a Jewish
?px^cpcxlrrjs, ou, ?,
1

146,

bib?oKaXoi

Ex.

Sept.

9
Apx^cpcxyrai

doctor (teacher) or elder.

tu^ov

r) irpea-?vrepoi

r)

irpooayopcv?pcvoi.

the heads of a tribe.

dpxtyvXoi, ov, o?, (<?>vXrj)

Sept. Jos.

Nic.

?pxovria, as, rj, (?px^v) praefecture, principality.

Porph. Adm. 145,15.
Const. 50,15.
ov,

o?,

(?pxovriKOs)

name

given

to

those

crea

1035
tors and rulers (?pxovras). Epiph. I, 230 A.
Theod.
A.
IV, 202 B.
(See also ?PXov 1.)
to a ruler. Ignat.
?pxovriKOs,i), ?v, (?px?)v) belonging
5 Tas

o-ucrr?creis

t?s

?pxovriKOs,

The

orders

of

the celestial principalities.

rjs, fj, lady,

apx?vnaoa,

Cer. 594,18.19.
?pxpvroy?wrjpa,

Porph.

aros,

the wife

Theoph.
rb,

Cer. 578,18.

(?pxov,

op,

?p paroqbopos,

30.

Const. Apost.

an

Cont.
y?wrjpa)

apxcov.

as,

?pc?vla,

spice-pro

peanikov,

peanikia.

peanikrj,

? 109, 2.
?aayrjs, es, (a?yos) unsaddled, not saddled. Just. Tryph.
53 bis.
acra/Li^coTos, ov, later

Doric

for ?aapela>ros,

noticed, undistinguished, not treated with

marks of respect* Inscr. 2060.
ov,

?ap?os

rb,

a s arum.

aa?earas,

the usual

Lex.

Botan.

rb ?aapop.

?ypla,
rj, =

as,

1, 9.

Diosc.

un

aarjpela>ros,

POLYB.

?a?qbeia.

a, 6, (aa?earos)

IV, 902 E.

Theoph.

or seller

maker

11.

1, 67,
of

lime.

Const.

671 ; in both places as

Cont.

a surname.
aa?earos,

ov, r), quicklime,

or

I, 576 D. 593 E. Epiph.

A.
Proc.
II, 258,13.
ov,

?,

(aa?earos,

Theoph.

lime,

simply

Plut.

riravos.

1,136 C. Theod.

ropos)

Cont.

cheese

IV, 8

made

199, 19.

of

Cedr.

II, 176, 9.

147,16.
nobUman9S

qbepca) spice-bearing,

2, 55, substantively, yrjv being under

r), medlar-tree,

skimmed milk.

Porph.

Scyc.

to have a spicy taste or smell. Diod.

(apa>pa,

Diod.

aa?earorvpos,
of

331, 13.

Simoc.

stood.

?aa(j>la,

heretics who believed that the world had many

Trail.

| 726,8.

?aapop,

21,1.

'ApxovriKoi,

Cont.

Diosc.
1, 169.
as or as, see Introduction,

35, 32.

NOVELL.

183,16.

3. Grandee, nobleman.

ducing.

Kvpiov.)

?pxiooparo(j)vXa?, okos, o, (ooparoifyvXaC) chief

1 Reg. 28, 2. Inscr.
Sept.
body-guard.
4677.
Joseph. Ant. 12, 2, 5.
dpxiTCKTovia,

Theoph.

\ 2, 28, 3, bishop.

|apwparif?) (?pa>pa),
2, 49.

(Compare

to the governor

given

Can. Apost.

celestial

15.

a title

Adm.

Porph.

685,

p rrjs vkrjs.

?pxopr

In Byzantine Greek it is applied also to the an

and Gabriel, the commanders of the
gels Michael
armies.

and

127. 387, 8. Cedr. II, 133. 284.

commander'?in-chief.

the creators

o? ?pxovres,

'O ?px<?p t&p ?pxopTa>p,

j
ov,

of Taron.

40,1.
?pxioTp?rrfyos,

opTos, 6, in the plural

1085

Gen.

Sept.

158,11

?aaikeiop.

I rulers of the world, in the language of Gnosticism.

Const. Apost.
245. Tit.
6, 10, 3. Hippol.
?

ApOCR.

?pxioarp?irrjs, ov, 6, (oarp?irrjs) chief satrap.

Nicod. Euangel. II, 6 (22), 1.

son.

nobleman9s

pullus)

(?pxa)P,

*Apx<*>P rb r&p 2kv?&p

?px(op,

4, 68.

Leo.

o,

| Porph. Adm. 157, 2. 11. Comn. I, 359.

Theoph.
|apxco, to ruh, with the accusative.
|

ov, 6, (irpo<?>r?rrjs)
apxi7rpo(?)rjTr?s,
chief prophet. Method.
44 C, applied to Christ. Eus. 1, 3, p. 12, 32.

ov,

son.

aa?eara>ais,
ot?o-is.

ews,

r), a plastering.

HeS.

KoviWts,

aVjSe

211

?o-?oXoaj

to besoot, cover with

aa?okoa), warn, (aa?okrj)

THEOPH.
aov

13

216,

Ai

&

aov,

evxal

soot.

tovs

piya,

Cont.
o, =

?aeKprjris,
?aeKperis,

children.

impious

798 A.
MAL.
CONST.

?arjKprjris.

8.

494,

640 A.

Ill,

740

C.

the change of H into E, see Introduction,

(For

? 30, p. 45.)
act.

POLYB.

chamber.

The

?a?kyrjpa, aros, rb, (?aekye ) disgraceful

38, 2, 2.
ov, rb,

?arjKprjTelop,

oph. Cont.

v.

1.

34, 23.

ov,

?arjKprjrrjs,

6,

747,

less

o t&p

Proc

221.

Menand.

ATTAL.

167,

rb, =

?arjpiv,

?arjpov,

ov,

Job.

155,

vell.

Co

ov,

6,

Const.

Cer.

PORPH.

Eus.

13.

19.

p. 41,

13.

22.

?pyvpos.

JUST.

2.19.)

Quaest.

Strab.

19, 31. Martyr.

fl^PD!"!)

Polyc.

14,

incorrectly

Adm.

(?airos), adv. without food.

9Abvvaroi

?pnek&vas

aae?&v

op, unclean.

ERN Greek,

?pia?l

Hes.

?ra?kos,

Sept.
Kal aairl

Act.
as,

63,5. |

Thorn.

lo?vvrjs

9lo?vvov

re Kal Koop?.
?oo,

Ouk

rjop?vioav

on

e?bav

r), (?aKenros)

o? v?ol

Ki?orbv

of

the

5, 87,

'Aorpev?fovres

et

Cer.
ov,

?oiraopos,

eipy?aavro.

IH,
took

missile

rjv, Every

musical,

harmonious.

melodious,
....

r?be

POLYB.
obiXia

ris avrols

pi)
o

ev tois

'Ie^ovt'ou

9Aopcvi?ov

5, 132.

to be contented,

1 Reg. 6,19

97,

Kal ovpfiaxia.

Bai?oapvs
5

fAopcvi
4,

Kal ?iaCoiro

?yxcipoirj

?irl r? yeyov?ri

11,

Kivbv

irporeprjpari.

rrjv ?irirpoirrjv.

Nic.

II, 881 B.

8.

o, a kissing.

cO rcXevrdios

TeXeuTatov aoiraofibv
abcXobol,

EvxapiorovvTcs
J

?vbp?oiv
3,

A?p?H,

face.

11,

Kav?ves

aopariKol

?oiraopos,

The

last embrace, the kissing of the dead before burial.

the following tropa
The ceremony begins with
rion

[MOD

2,

20

462,

Hal.

Dion.

?oir??opai, to kiss, as a holy object.

Sept.

Polyb.

to be hit.

Kvpiov.

cm

rrj r?v

Ae?Te

inconsiderateness.

Cer.

to be well
pleased,

(?ofievos)

6, 8, 3

Job. 24, 6

DlOSC.

water-skin,

Porph.

? AapaoKrjv?s

1,

dirty.,]

13,

(aopa),

vcveiv.

232.

"AotcoXo, ?Ka?apra.

aaK?naaros, op, (aKen?fa) uncovered.

Apocr.

r), ?v,

Porph.
Porph.

a mark

?bvres

8, 7.
for ?arjpiv.

Palaest.

10, 19. No

skin, wine-skin,

b? ovb?v ?oKoirov

et

12.

Stork, nekapy?s.

III, 211 B.

Martyr.

Catech.

16.

5,

SuiD.

Aopevi?ovrcs

?pxa>) Asiarch.

n,

equivalent to the earlier ?yair?o. Sept.

?pyvpiov

Thorn.

Act.

Laert.

9 BeXos

?opcvi?o,

Theoph.

(Compare

Apocr.

2, 17.
560 D, et

effect (told).

105.

?Aala,

?alba, rj, Hebrew

?arjpiv,

Eus.

Hier.

of ?oKos,

ov, without

1721,

11.

463,

?arjpiov,

weakness.

(?a?evea>)

NT. Act.

55,

Basil,

Const.

Eus.

3.

DiOG.

?oKoiros,

213.

12.

472,
Cer.

1,13,

I, 732,

ad Orthod.

'Ao-i?pxqs,

204,

26.

643,

803 B.

ascetic.

I,

wine-skin.

o inl t&p
10.

I,

24, 30.

Cyrill.

ov, rb, dimin.

?opariKOs,

silver,

Vit.

rb,

indeclinable,

Athan.

4, 23.

Socr.

Philon.

r),female

59,

?oK?ov,

se -

ypapparevs,

Nie.

PORPH.

Cedr.

Joseph.

Respons.

?aKetyla,

8.

?arjKprjris.

11.

42,

6,

Lyd.

11.

(aarjpos)

aros,

?a??vrjpa,

?amkos,

19 as a

182,

I,
Cer.

19.

182,

?arjpop.

rb,

16.

?arjpov.

?airl

PrOC.

?nopprjrmp

413,

?arjpiov.

?arjpiov,

494,

I,

14

ov, rb, =

Sept.

as,

p. 416, 30.

Porph.

?arjKprjris,

correctly

secretary,

arjKPrjT(?v.

?alpiv,

9.

cell.

ascetic's

Laod.

I, 129 B.

?oKrjrpia,

170, 8. 822.

?arjKprjris.

ascetic.

5%, self

12.13.15.21.

Gangr.

II, 530 E.

13, 4.

8,

an

Philon.

51.

?oKrjriKOs,
II, 533 A.
i), ?v, ascetic. Basil.
621
Theod.
C.
738
C.
III,

etc.

cretis,

Jer.

| Apost.
Athan.
|
alibi.

48.

?arjKprjris,

42.

zzz

Theoph.

din.

secretary's

(?arjKprjris)

Basil.

30.

69,

(?oKrjrrjs)

?oKrjrrjs, ov, o, an

Can. Apost.

p.

2,17,

ov, to,

or exercise.

discipline

11,476,33.

Eus.

?oKrjrrjpiov,

8.

204,

?arjKprjris.

o, =

having

t?kpop)

r), religious

1,643,28.

(pikovs

denial.

op, (aae?rjs,

Theoph.

cos,

?oKrjois,

rja?okcoaap.

aae?orcKPos,

pairaGfios

Ovros
Kai

y?p

t?

?avovri

?eo*

??eXiirc rrjs ovyyevcias

7Tp?s r?qbov ?irciyerai,

avrov,

aairaaTifcoc

OvKen

r?

(frpovrl?c?v

212

'

Kal nokvpox?ov

rrjs paraiorrjros

2. The star, a church utensil (see dorrjp). Chbys.

XII, 779 C (spurious).

aapK?s.
Tiov pvp
Apn

re Kal
(?)Ckoi ;

avyyepe?s

9Apanavaai

Kvpiov

28, 3,10.
2. Pertaining
'AoTraoTiK?s

to salutation.

Theod.

POLYB.

Substantively,
for

phemism
aanibiamptop,

?anpos,

Vit.
21.

of

?anls.

ov, to, dimin.

?Wi?i'o-Kiov,

Novell.

dimin.

double

rjs, rj, dimin.

?amblaKrj,

salutation-gift,

exaction.

extortion,

ov, to,

of

kevKos.

Euthym.

45.

Ex.

Diosc

Apocr.

Mal.

2.

rjaa), (?anpos,

aanpo<?)op?a>,

577,

ov,

?aa?piop,

to,

to wear

CHRON.
of

701,

as,

17.
coin.

Dion.

2123,10.
1167
Ill, p.
(A. D. 71).

Theoph.

ov,

'Aaraprelov,

rb,

of

temple

9Aar?prrj.

SEPT.

stars,

yos x ^

Sept.

unroofed.

(rh babbling, equivalent

Prov.

159 A.

to attend

to astron

9, 20, 5.

Polyb.

Diod.

POLYB. 9,

rj, (aarpov,

as,

Es.

Sept.
pavreia)
astrology,

judicial

47,13.
divination

by

?orpofiavnKr).

Diod.

rjs, r), (aorp?pavris)

MOER.

ov,

9AaTci?*a$ai,

Reg.

rjs, r),=

AtTAL.

KOfi?iroXis.

10,

ov, (ovyyw?oKo)

?o-?yyv??OTos,

*AoTe

17.

146,

SCYL.

691.

to ??vp?yk&aaos or

&pa??ea?ai,
6, asterisk,

9Attik&s*

toforgive,

?ovyyv?pov.

ad Orthod.

104

PLUT.
477

Plut.

1,191
B

D.

t? ?o~uyyv?><rrov,

307 D
b?

UoX?fiov

not

unpardoning,

Just.

Quaest.
substantively,

9AovyKpira

?y?oi

disposed

et Respons,

. . . .

fi?v

Inscr.

4173.

ovra rois aXXots.

?/ovyKpiros

S?XXa?.

not

clear.

I,'

i?ovyKpiros,

no^revea?ai,

critical

adv.

out being

'EXkrjpiK&s.
a

mark.

the

DlOD.

dorpofiavrc?a.

II, 134 D Aw?peis aKXas ?ovyKpirovs: meaning

TOVT eariv,
?areplams,

|?ovyKpiros, ov, (ovyKpivo) incomparable.

?are??opai, laopai, (?are?os) to behave urbanely.

D.

thoughtlessness.

?orpoXoyos,

ov, o, astrologer.

astrology,

aorvK?firj,

a?vpoaropos.

310

rpro, to be an

?oTpopovTiKrj,

6, 21, 7.

atrr?ros, ?, hastatus,
bopv<j>?pos.POLYB.
Lyd.
et
alibi.
158, 8.
6, 23,1,
ov, (oTeyrj)

PLUT. II, 800 A.

II, 534, 18.

31, 10.

aoTeyos,

p?XXovros

II, 534, 90.

ov, (ara?epos) unsteady, unstable, ?ara?rjs.

Cont. 768, 20 Ti)v yv&prjv?ar??epos.

?ar??epos,

??

To?

indiscretion,

2, 33, 8, et alibi.

?orpopavreia,

560, 14.

b?pv. Theoph.

aora, i), hasta,

Inconsiderateness,

?orpoXoyos,

NT. Matt.

1818, 12.

HI,

107,

?orpoXoyia, as, fj, (?orpoXoyos) astronomy.

Diod. 1,50.
9,19,4,
14,5.

garments,

10, 29.
Athen.
Inscr.
15, 61.
?aaoKovpos, ov, (?aaop, Kovp??) closely shaven ? potxbp
Kemppepos? MAL. 302.
Hal.

5,

1,98.

white

a Roman

POLYB, 1, 33, 10

705 C.

omy, to study astronomy.

of fair

2.

Barthol.

<f>opea>)

kevKO(f)op?a>, Xevx?/*oveo>.
dimin.

2.

Polyb.
?orpoXoy?o,

Martyr.

is

ovras r?v irap9 avrols

tinrcls iroXXairXaoiovs

?jor?xrjo-c. PLUT. H,

Barthol.

Chron.

and

crosswise,

12,17.

?oroxia, as, r), (?oroxos) failure.

?anpoaapKos, op, (?anpos, a-?pg) white-skinned,

Apocr.

Mauric.

rjor?xrjoav.

oXooxcp?s

13.

613, 20, et alibi.

complexion.

b? irpbs tovs

Tijs

3,105.

18.

united

?orox?o, rjoo, (?oroxos) tomiss, fail.

129.

28,

Martyr.

286,

eu

3.

30,
Lyd.

?anls.

Sept.

of oWis.

rj, op, white,

arches

ou, t?, hasta.

?crriXiov,
to ?anaariKOp,

silver

It

utensil.

p. 71.

Eukhol.

the salutation-chamber

o?kos, s?lutatorium,

of a church.

a church

?orcpioKos,

imagined to be emblematic of the star of Bethlehem.

728 B

Ill,

star,

placed on the paten (?iVkos) in order to prevent the

cloth (K?Xvppa,?rjp) from coming in contact with the
sacramental bread (?ytos apros). It is ignoran?y

EUKHOL.

aoTraoTiKOs,r), ?p, (?an??opai) kind, friendly.

two

of

consists

evg&pe?a.

the

epos, 6,

?orrjp,

opnep

x^P^?ope?a,

aavyiepir

Epiph.

Thrax

II,

of

?ovyKpiros,

compared
in Bekker.

without

to any
635,

15

comparison,

other object.
'Ys-oxopioriK?v

with

Dion.
b?

t?

fieiooiv rov irpororvirovbrjXovv?ovyKpiros,A diminutive

213
arpa?aTi/eo?
?avyxyro?
is a noun denoting a diminution
without

to any

reference
op,

?avyxyros,

(avyxia>)

founded with.

noun.

other

not

1
not

with,

being fused

Method.

2. To shut, shut up. Apocr.

of its primitive
con

Tas

376 C Kara avpobop?avyxv~

ras

?av?vyos, (av?vyos) having no female

epithet of the Gnostic Limit (Opos).
op,

?o-vXX^TTTos,
et

Quaest.

op,

to

ad Orthod.

Respons.

?avkkoyiaros,

not

(avXkap?ap<a>)

12,

3,2.
op,

?avkos,

?ep?v tois

*Aavkop

inviolate.

Polyb.

of refuge.

an

iepop,

rj ?Y aai?eiav

asylum,

place

16, 13, 2 "AtrvXov

4, 18, 10.
rj noprjplav

iavr&v

r?s

qbevyovai

narplbas.

Substantively,
who

person

flees

for

*0 eVi r? ?avkeo

?avpnkoKos,

op, (avpnkeKa>)

nected
KOP

with.

to a church,

refuge

269,

ler.

safety of a
?avkla.

t&p ?KKkrjai&p re?els

not

Ptolem.

entwined

Gnost.

not

p.

Tr)p

con

?avpnko

op,

?avpqb?aaros,
phyr.

Cer.

?avpcj)&pc?s,

16

446,

adv.

ently with.
?avpap?pos,

(qb??pt?)

unprepared,

9Aavp<j>?aaros

Strab.

?avp?eala,
trespass,

npbs

albolov.

the

Thrax

lawless

(?avp?eros)

act,

2 Esdr.

Sept.

r)aa>, (?avp?eros)

to break

in Bekker.

lawlessness,
2.

2 Esdr.

Sept.

T&?e$ rjp&p. Nehem.

10,

'Hpe?s

Jer.

trespass

rjavp?errjaapep

1, 8.

aros,

Amphil.

! potion.

as,

Ex.

rb,

r),

the

securing,

or

shutting

of

door.

209 A.

?aob?ki?a>,laa>, tomake firm,

3, et alibi.

Polyb.

Pallad.

26.

20,

shame,

2, 9.

Hos.

447, 18.

Mal.

business,

(?oxoX?o)

for

euphemism

occu

employment,

p. 14, 2.
to the
angels.

applied

Const.

2, 5% 1. Just. Apol. 1, 63. Tryph. 2.

I, 48 A. Theod. Ill, 657 A.
1,5,2. Athan.
sc.

ov, o,

the Prodigal

uio's,

the parable

seq.).

rov

KvpiaKr)

of

Son

9Ao?rov,

the

Septuag?sima,

third

18, 13,

rj, attegia,

as,

kind

of

hut,

Leo.

dr?yiov.

5,9.
aT?yiov,

ov, rb, =

drcKv?o

(?rcKvos),

PORPH.

?r?ycia.

to be barren.

Cer.

Sept.

?rcKvia,as, r), (?rcKvos) childlessness.

arcKv?o,

arexvos,
?r?vir?s,

?oo,

(otckvos)

to render

17.

671,
Cant.

4, 2.

Sept. Es. 47, 9.

childless.

Sept.

Theoph.

Cont.

Gen.

42,36.
75.

ov, unskilful.

BABR.

?, 6, meaning

uncertain.

438,

439.

drrjpcX?o,

rjoo,

Rom. Epist.
arpa?ariKOs,
SuiD.

to secure.

disgraceful.

?iroKaXfyci.

4,23, p. 242, 8 T? ?oxvpo

669
E. Theoph.
430, 13.
II,

ov, incorporeal,

Iren.
aooros,

Cote

Socr.

Clem. Rom. Homil.

?
do?fiaros,

15.

?avpr?kearos, op, (avprek?a)) unfinished. DlOD. 1, 33.

4, 4, 5. 18, 38, 7.
?avprjs, es, (avp ) impure. Polyb.
?a(f>?keia,

shameful,

9Aoxw<?

r), (?oxrjp-ov)

Sept.

31,38.
to

iriooa,

the Gospel of which contains

Sunday
the parable of the Prodigal Son. Triod.
Horol.
not

article,

covenant;

Kal

aocfraXros

before Lent,

inconsist

9,

'Hcr^aXiVavTO

2, 3.

doxnpos, adv. of acrxwos, disgracingly.

?r?yeia,

with

Dion.

faithlessness.

against.

rjs,

doxrjfioovvrj,

'H

nokepop.

consonantly,

not

(avpap?pos)

r),

ready.

3,7.
?avp?er?a),

1, 6, 6

Apost.

Vit. Chrys. 18 D.
rov o?fiaros. Nie.

Por

1, 1, Argum.

preceded by the article.

641, 9.
as,

not

of aavpqba>pos,

op,

not

99

b?

476.

(NT. Luc. 15,11

r<pmK&.

to

Sept. Ex.

ov> (^(rXnfJLC?V)unseemly,

?oxwosi

Apost.

p?pos.

together,
929

Zos.

r?oav. MAL.

rjs, r), equivalent

441.

aox?Xrjpa,

to ?avkop, inviolability,

?vpas.

rjoohaXioficvai

Ai

20 B

AmPHIL.

doxrjp>??o,ioa, (aoxvpos) to deform, spoil. Nom.

Just.

Polyb.

VlT.

II,

Thorn.

Consum.

?vpas.

ir?pras.

Const.

reasoning.

vas

bitumen and tar.

122.

of

incapable

taken.

be

ir?oai

doq^aXr?irioo-a,

companion, an
Iren. 1, 2, 4.

ras

'HoqbaXio-avTO

rjo(?)aXiofi

?vpai

top Kal
?bialpeTop.

?avyx&prjTos, op, (avyxvp*?) forbidden:

unpardonable.
Diod. 1, 78, p. 90,12.
Basil.
Ill, 269 C.

(17),

Nicod. Euangel.

(?rrjp.eXrjs)

to

Clem.

disregard.

neglect,

1, 38, with various readings.

rj, ?v,

dark,

'Arpa?ariKas,

. . . . ?v b? rais

brown,
?v rais

Koivals

as ?KaXovv
arpa?ariKas

?oprals

ovvobois
?irb

<})ai?s.

Lyd.

Ka? rois

?rjpafiircXivas

rov xp*>P>wos

134,

9.

?iriviKiois
rb xp?pa,

rb y?p

p?Xav

214

arpeirros

icaXovcriv.

?rpov

sunt ab Atrebaticis
ov, (rpeVca)

?rpenros,

725 B.

is

[It

Atrebaticus.

a modification

probably

Plut.

immutable.

unchangeable,

85.

of

II,

552
adv.

of

?rpenros,

Homil.

Rom.

ib?v

v?ov p?vov

iarl,

'Arpa?arims

can

nar?pa

see

Gen.

the Father

T?

iv rfj

Suid.

365

Atticism.
?TOKioT^s,

6,

To?s

ao(?)iarrjs,

or

idiom

157

b? ml

"En

of M

697.

avyos,

eos, rb,

Thadd.6.

rjeklov.)
=

Mal.

Ceesar,

Ovid.

Fast.

481.

Athan.

to

the

ad.

Vit.

Chrys.

Lyd.

168,18.

PORPH.

avyovora.

oe?aoros,

1, 587.

NT.

Luc.

I, 394 A.

applied

2,1.

Cyrill.

to Theodosius.

to Caius
successors.

to his

subsequently

Ephes.

242.

Adm.

PORPH.

avyovoriaKos.

2. Augustus,
II, 273 D.

Iav?aip?ros,
nes.

and

9ATTiKiarrjs

ris).

Suid.

Eus.

10,

5, p.

Alex.

VI,

241

B.

984

Chal.

of August.

the month

August,

avyrj.

Ther.

Act.

477,11.

Thom.

Theoph.

27.

Act.

286,11.

r),

rjoo,

t?

eis

av?cvria.

power,

authority,

(av??vrrjs)

to be in
power.

(av??vrrjs)

av?cvrrjoas

Kv?oropa

In

the middle,

the

have

?ve?Xe.

S OCR.

THEOPH.

as

law,

of

force

To

av?evr?opai,
a

of

code

be

2, 34

372,

13.

II, 721 D.
in

to

force,

laws.

Chron.

619, 9. 634.
I

4.

To

Mal.

compel.

257,

15

rbv

Av?cvrrjoavrcs

rjyep?va.

jav??vrrjs,
!

\
ApOCR.

Mag

aVo?aveiv

2. To be the originator of anything. Nic.

13,

275

e^copev

av?aip?ros

to

9, 9, p. 452, 35.

3.

(Compare Nicand.

123,12.

as,

Qpvpixos, jav?evr?o,

Sept. Lev.

Ignat.

voluntarily.

ir??os.

Eus.

13, 24. 26, et

av?aip?ros,

*E?v pr)

M?yvov

Sept. Lev.

of

adv.

\ av?evrcia,

expressions,

38, bright spot.

avy?a, rjac?,(avyrj) to shine, give light, as a lamp. Sept.
Job. 29, 3.
avyfj, rjs, f?, the morning. NT. Act. 20, 11. Lyd. 82,

avy?s

rj, ?v, =

'Ael aiyovoro,

expression,

Molpibos

avyaapa, aros, rb, (avy?fa) brightness.

'Ewea

Ibid.

828 B.

?rriKiarrjs.

avy??fi>,to be bright, to shine.

alibi.

12. Theoph.

avyovor?Xioi.

Ta?is.

P all

belonging

and

avrov

words

of Attic

(the title of the work

Bi?vpos,

r), ?v,

ou, o, augustus,

VI, 344 C. !

Galen.

PHOT.

the

o? a?youoraXiavoi.

Octavius

arnKi?eiv

VI, 351 E.

Galen.

Attic

(arriKifc?)

ov, o, collector

Atticist.

to

eH a?youoraXiavr?

auyoucrros,

Sept.

(fxovrj anovb??ovaiP.

ov,

CaSS.

Plut.

02 arriKifovres,The Atticists.
?ttikio'/a?s,

DlON.

augUStales.

ov, o, augustalis.

avyovonariK?S)

28.

lees, clarified, pure.

(jx?vfj nporjprjpevois.

13,

avyovoriaKos,

artaiajs, 6, a kind of locust? Sept. Lev. 11, 22.

?rTiK?(??,?am, ('Attik?s) to use theAttic dialect, to speak
26. Galen. VI, 344 C To?s ?m
Tatian.
Attic.
Ki?eiv

empress.

EPHES. 981 C

Adm. 238, 9.

black, pekav.

CODIN.

?rpov.

?rpvyos, ov, (rpvg) without

Ex. 27, 20.

to the

given

23 A, of Egypt.
Synes. Epist. 29.
et
Mal.
alibi.
199, 14,
224, 12.

11.

31,

13.

101,

title

rj, ?v, pertaining

avyovor?Xios,

r&v eis

ex?v

ludi

r?,

Substantively,

Theod.

(from at er),

....

immutably.
arp?Vrc?s

? rrjv iniaraalav

triclinium,

?rpov, rb, atrum

EDICT.

IV, 246 D.
the officer that had the care

356 A.

KeKkrjp?vi?v.

rp?ne(av

ov,

a?youoraXiavos,

y?p

the Son

Only

?rpikkivrjs,o, a triclinio,
imperial

To

764, 42.

X?yov.

unchangeably,
16

17,

as he is. Method.

the

rov

To ?rpenrov

CLEM.

of

augurium.

a?youcrraXia,

Alex.

t? ?rpenrov, immutability.

Substantively,

arpearas,

avyovora,

rjs, r), augusta,

EUS. V. C. 3, 47 A?yo?ora ?aoiXis.

Chal. 952 C.

I, 729 D.

ALEX.

t?,

1, 2, p. 6. Athan.

Eus.

Lyd.

a?yo?ptov,

287 D.

II, 281 A.

Plut.

a?youpes, o?, augures.

p. 996 Donati

Compare Vopisc.
birri petiti.] .

Can. Apost.

av?evTrj?

23,

14,

17,

ov, ?, author,
2 T?v
T?v

av??vrrjv

av??vrrjv

18, 12.
27, p. 64, 27.

Homil.

originator,

Eus.

yeyov?Va

r?v

Polyb.

perpetrator.
rrjs

?voprjp?rov.

ir
p?ceos.

DlOD.

CLEM.

8, 16, p. 402, 15.

Rom.

Socr.

1,

av

2. Master,
T?v

bib?oKaXov,
ANON.

authority.
av??vra
as,

av?evria,

Phryn.

bcoir?rrjs.

av??vrrjv

fjp?v

v?evria

Method.

Who

taught

12

358,

360

as

one
Kal

Aafiirporare

avro?ev

215

40

having

?vbo?orarc

zz

r),

257,

46,

tovs

8 Av?evriKov

pol.)

true.

Ignat.

?orlv

?pxclov

i), ?v, authentic,

av?evTiKOs,

av?evrias?

rijs

vir?pxovs

poi

Philad.

3. Principal.
avrov

Afr.

Cod.
GeOPON.

Ka??bpa.

71

Can.

'H

1 Tcooapes

1, 11,

ters.

of

Just.

ernment.
av?opov

av?cvriKol

j avreplavros,

(avros,

avXavala,

av??vrrjs,

192.
at

adv.

?pa),

Act. Joan. 9.

applied

the

very

hour,

158, 39.

Synes.

Epist.

rjs, r), the

virapxos,

Praefectus

Polyb.

residence.

imperial

5, 26, 9, et alibi.

4, 87, 4.
avXrjs

the

court,

Zos.

Novell.

praetorio.

3, 2,

%a.

as

the

irepl rrjv ahXrjv, aulici,

or o? ?irb tov

o? avXiKoi,

courtiers,

iraXariov.

same

the

POLYB.

5, 36,

1,

et alibi
O? tt}s avXrjs, =
avXiK?s,

i), ?v, aulicus,

KoXaKcs.

Basil.

Ill,

Plut.
122

6 ovXik?s,

Substantively,

23,13,

belonging

24, 5, 4.

15, 34, 4.

8.

O? 7repi rrjv avXrjv.

Lyd.

II, 800 A
AuXik^

courtier.

20.

169,

to the court.

Polyb.

o? a?XiKoi

16,

22,

5.

a?Xto-Kos,ou, 6, (avX?s) tube. Polyb.

10, 44, 7, et alibi.
to
mad
be
for flutes, to be
avXofiav?o, rjoo, (avXopavrjs)

30.

is

[It

to avrl, that is

281 A.

with

men

the men,

and

this

selfish.
as

imerrjs,

year9S,

2, 21, 10.
(avros,

Tovs

re

y?p aixpak&rovs
them

to

own

one9S

igovala)

their

?qbrjKep avregov
liberated

liberty,

them.

Clem. Rom.

agent.

avregovaiop,

master.

or

free

independent

power, free will. Clem. Rom. Homil. 11, 8.

Just. Monarch. 6. Did. Alex.
973 B.

20,10.

avro?krj?eia, as, rj, (avros, ?krj?eia) truth itself.

557 D.
Alex.

ALEX.

IREN.

op,

ov,

avroy?vvrjTos,

Just.

(avros,

CLEM.

avronolrjros.

Quaest.

avTofarj, rjs, r), (far))

364 B.
Method.

avro?ev, inconsiderately, without

2 Avro?ev

5, 98

where

Kar?krjyj/opepoi,
tory

of

avTO?ep.

?ep

ovre

ro?s

elprjmaip,

1, 37,

5,

k?yovn.

2,

avro?ep

?mvaaai

r&
p.

98

rb nkrj?os

existence.

to be

p. 46,

80

e?nep

Kal

"Eari

nokip

napay?yvoprai
seems

avyypa(j>e?
117,

16.

16,

B.

due reflection ;
hastily.

?aKenrm

DlOD.

Homil.

p. 526

?aKenrm

e?7rovo"i Al?vaip,

ovre

Rom.

itself, underived

life

avro

self-produced,

ad Graec.

Christ,

will.

?ovkrjs.

self-born,

(yevv?a>)

own

one9s

of

?ovkopai)

7 Tt}s avro?ovkrjrov

1, 14,

POLYB.

vir?Kpiois.
Polyb.

II,

eviavros)

x?>pis kvrpc?p, gave

n?paKTOs,

O?

op,

105

14,

alovs

(avros,

a,

avro?ovkrjTos,

19 'o rrjs

228,

Laconian

?p?aKa>) self-pleasing,
(interpol.) 9.

Substantively,

avX?pxqs, ov, o, (avXi), ?pxo) master of the king's house

Sept.
hold, the chief officer of the king's palace.
2 Reg. 8, 18.
(Compare the Byzantine p?yiorpos.)
avXi),

1062, 34.
79.

157,

and

auris.]

In ecclesiastical Greek, free

Homil. 2, 15. 19, 16.

instantly.

Lyd.

Kal AaKcoves.

Greek

together

Geopon.

DlOD.
to gov-

6,

4, 38, 3.

3, 81,11.

op,

\ avregovaios,

17.

Eust.

uncertain.

meaning

as

absolutely,

Adm.

like mas-

or

adv.

avr?peams,
Ignat. Ephes.

av?evriKr)

2.

ad Gent.

Christ,

Porph.

Apocr.

like a master,

av?cvriKos,

Quaest.
of

adv.

av?evr?s,

Polyb.

manure.

adv.

Cretan

Plut.

(avrapbpos),

all.

1,14,

Kprjres

the Latin

Matt.

op, (avros,

irveovxriv ?vepoi.
av?evriK?s,

avros.

Avs,

o?, auspices.

avrapbpl

Substantively, t? av?cvriKOv,the original of a document, opposed to ?oov, copy. Const. HI, 997 A.

ovs &t?s.

6.

9.

vnaamarrjs.

Compare

aijoniKes,

ovvobos.

Av?cvTiKr)

to, =

HeS.

avriov.

135

Cod. Afr.

NT.

Iren.

the primitive of theModern

avrov.

6 oravpbs

I, 746 A Av?evnKrj irions.

Athan.

(inter-

intransitive.

4, 8, et alibi.

rov avros,

word.

Gelas.

6, auxiliarius,

avgiki?pios,
avs,

APOPHTH.

avklbiov.

to increase,

a\jga>,

28. Marc.

et alibi.

II, p. 533,

?'eais avkopavovpra.

ov, to, =

or

avg?va>
HlPPOL.

av?evreia.

Eus. V. C. 3, 51. Nie. I, 261 D.

Sard. Can. 6.
Cyrill. Alex.
42
B.
Zos.
99, 18 HapeiXcro
Epist.
Kal ravrrjs

Ta?s yvpaiKelais

avkvbpiov,

Kal ?pxov.

Diod.

offlute-playing.

excessively fond

npoaeKreop
p?p

rrjs arpar?as.

Ov

explana
prjp avro

npbs

akrj?eiap

?panobeiKra

ovp ?marop

rois

?#eoc 216 ttu^i/

avTOl

avT?Ocos,ov, ?, (avr?s, ocas) very god. OriG. IV, 50 C

D, applied to the unoriginated God, that is, the
Father.

10, 4, p. 468, 23 (quoted), applied

Eus.

to the Son.
ov, (air?s, Kc(j>aXrj)
avTOK?<fiaXos,
politically independent.
Theoph.
Cont. 84.
Porph. Adm. 128,16.
2. Ecclesiastically
independent, applied to indepen
dent bishoprics, as those of Bulgaria, Cyprus, Iberia.
THEOD.
vaoi
Kal

Ku7rpioi

27.

Epist.

Dion

avToXc?ei

38.

6,

BULGAR.

Roman

the

imperator,

852, 70.

Xe'?ts),

adv.

word

words,

for

Just. Apol. 1, 33. Iren. 2, 27, 1. Eus. 3,

(Compare Eus. 5, 8, p. 222 Ta?s avrals X??eoi.)
to grow

a?TOfia?Co,

Diod.

spontaneously.

ov, o, (avrofiari?o)

avropanopos,

Isid. Pel.

cal philosophy.

a believer

Mal.

of Epicurus.

philosophy

in

ov, self-moving.

a?Vopa

adv.

ATHAN.

avr? fiaros.

of

I, 48

C.

GREG.

Ill, 468 A.

Nyss.

ou,

auT?peXov,

Ritual,

Polyb.

rb,

as,

auVorra?c?s,

r),

of

one's

experience,

3, 12, 1, et alibi.

Polyb.

Quaest.

own

self-derived,
Christ,

avroy?vvrjros,

ad Graec.

520

E.

526

A.B.
avToirapa^ia,

r), 6, with

as, rj, the being

Christ, ad Graec. 525 E.

avroir?paKTos.

J?ST.

Quaest.

to,

will.

of free

to those

given

avrovs

o^?s

npo<j>?aem

% PORPH.

visor

(np?aamop)

Babr.

Cer.

the

this.

ovTos,
avrbp

rbp

place;

tov

20

Kpopos,

avrov

rov Kaip?v.

20

Avros
eis

ar?rov

rrjp A?yvnrop
446,

TapKVplov.

Adm.

?eov

avrov,

avToqbopevrrjs,
Apost.

22.

avTox^iplo-,

as,

ov,

18

IIikov,

for OvVos
av

*Apyos

THEOPH.

'O

67

ChrON.
40

Kar

to the article 6, the.

cO II?kos.
rjk?ep.

21 Tlapika?ep
82,

ao(j>las
for

for

eO b?

n?kepop.

it is equivalent
IIikos,

for

b? r& erei.

Avt<5

125

3. Sometimes
MAL.

top

Aavpav,

"HXios,

70

? Kpovos.

r?v

avrov

ToC

'O b? avros
2Kv?ai.

avrbp
Ovros

for

20

'O^e/Xov
rovrov

for

avrrjp Neap

Trjp
Mal.

O? avTol

Eis

avros

p. 316

2,18,

24

Deut.

Sept.

Ai?ampop,

Aavpav.

26

b? ?"tikios.
167,

?bek(j>ol

TLIkov.

9Enl

inl to avro.

Euagr.

p. 418

4, 38,

the same.

idem,
together.

nporpe^raa?ai

rrjp Neap

Tavrrjp

36.

6 avros,

article
same

'E?v b? mroiK&aiP

2. For
res

the

In

avro,

avr?ae,
avro

a name

Kal Koivcovias

avroppi?os.

PORPH.

aUT07ra?i}s, from

auT07rapaKTOs, ov, (irap?yo)

Just.

experience.

12, 28, 6.

acting

2, 2.

anoK?nropres.
ov,

avropifos

'Epprjs
conviction;

(avroira?rjs)

2.

conviction.

iroirjros.

It may

in prose.

3,108,
adv.

tune.

Christ.

Quaest.

669, 18.

the

in

rpoir?piov,

to its own

sung

troparion

SC.

ji?Xos)

(avr?s,

or

be metrical,
a?T07ra#eia,

epem

a?Tonp?aamop,

ros.

6.

avrop?ros,

from

Just.

to the atomic philosophy.

reference

of avronpoalperos,
Catech.

Ka?toXiK?js iKKkrjalas

for Tovrov

With

Just.

self-created.

&p, oi, (npoaK?nra>)

AioaKopop.
o

COTELER. I, 29 A

who separated from the communion of the Catholic

trivial reasons. Damasc.
I, 110 T??s
j Church for

25,

Tos ?eos.

Frag.

s, adv.
Hier.

Cyrill.

the atomical

516

Alex.

Did.

SynCELL.

526 B.

avronpoaiper

to

Top?Yws.)
avr?fiaros,

op, (noteoa)

ad Graec.

avr?s,

(See also a?

251.

5, p. 416,30.

(Basil).
avTonolrjros,

the atomi

of

Mar

Eus.

virgin.

avr?Vwn-os,ov, (ttittt?) self-falling.

6, p. 149,40.

4, 99.

Epist.

ov, ?, (avropari?o)

avropanorrjs,

2,3

the doctrine

pure

avTonenoi?rjTos,ov, (n?noi?a) self-confident.

685.

evreXovs
the same

in

Inscr.

r), (nap?epos)

tyr. Palaest.

AvronpoaK?nrai,

emperor.

Jud. 7, 4, 2.
*

Bell.

Cass.

(avr?s,

firjrp?iroXiv,

THEOPH.

ad Concil. Const. 2.

14, 9, 3.

Ant.

Joseph.

eivai Kara avrovs

'Avrto^eiav.

Balsam,
opos,

avroKp?rop,

184.

viro

Kal irepiycyo

rjs irpocj>?oeos

'e?

T<p avroK?<f)aXov

tcXcIv

pr)

word.

2, 2

LECTOR.

ov,

avron?p?epos,

12 Mer

182,

avrbp

*Hns

eV

"Ore ovp avros

21

avrov

"2apape?rr?pyIovkiap?p.
avrrjs

op?pxxri

ipvno

'Ay?a 2o<?i'a mropop??crai.

there.

AGATH.

6,

((?)opevrrjs)

r), (avrbxeip)

140.
self-murderer.

self-murder

er, suicide.

Can.

Jo

seph. Bell. Jud. 3, 8, 5.

avx^v,

?pos, 6, rudder,

mjb?kiop.

Martyr.

Areth.

56.

217
dfav

a(j>aipep,a

Leo.
b?

5.

19,

Eust.

noi

irap?

Kat

45

1533,

avrb

iirjb?Xiov_t?

brjXol to

av*xrjv, ?s

Ka?ofi?Xrjp?vov

Xcviov.

oph.

aros,

?qyaipepa,

rb,

(?(j>aip?o)

is

taken

rj, a kind

of

SuiD.

plant.

....

2Kivba\?r?s

?qj?va.

r) ?qb?va, (a) Spartium Scorpius.

[Modern Greek,
A
of
burnet, Poterium Spinosum.~\
species
(b)
to cause

ioo,

?(j)avi?o,
Deut.

7, 2

to

perish,

9A(f>aviop?

devastate.

destroy,
avrovs,

atavi?is

Sept.

Thou

Adm.

123, 8.

....

?qbavia?rjri,
To

Pistus

to

"j?tyrjoe

598

?oe?pov

to cooked

oyjf?piov

Kal

food.

ter.

avrb

rjqb?vioev

he

??Xov,

Deut.

destruction;
2 Esdr.

2.

7,

11, 5. Apocr. Act. Philipp.

Athan.
I, 341 C.
aobavioriK?s,

i), ?v,

et Respons.
Them.

Polyb.

5,

3, 5, p. 94.

Just.

out

?qbavros,

EUST.

158,

34

T?

of sight.

Apost.

Const.

6, 33

Cateen.

?qb?Xerpov,

6, 27,

felt.

iroielv.
irepiob?

3.

Sept. Lev.

12,

Hier.

Cyrill.

?qbeXXrjvi?o,

?oo,

Xeyofi?vov

viop?si to christianize.
?<j>eXXrjvio?rjvai,
?qbeXirL?o for
see

Clem.

as a various

INTRODUCTION,

ov, {?qbeois)

VOL. VII. NEW

Rom. Homil.

5980

? 109,

to

SERIES.

?qbrjXiriop?vos.

1.

Polyb.

slinger.
relating

one9s

reading.

INSCR.

?7reX7n?<o.

?(f>?rrjs, ov, o, (?obirjpi)

?qb?oipos,

to take away

?XXrjvi?o)

(air?,

ecos,

?(f>i pa>ais,

CYRILL.

de

consecrate,

the

In

Egyptians.

Eus. V. C. 3,43

11, 5,4.

consecrated

(?qbiepoc?)

rj,

In Christian

votive

thing,

consecration.

(a<j)iep6a>)

rov

Holy

Diod.

1,

?oblrjpi,

?qbeX?

pardon.

28

eXXrj

13, 9

3.

10,

3,

464

p.

Tc5v

?pn
734

I,

of

paprvplov,

as of

consecration,

ATHAN.

?qbiep&aeis.

aa>rrjplov

let go

the

*A(f)

rois

iv rfj nokei,

blmioi

avr&

'Aqbe?rjaerai

6, 12

18, 26

Gen.

veonay&v

Trj ?(j)ie

church

of

the

k. t. X.

?(prjaa>

rj apaprla

spare,

pardon,

'E?v &aiv ip Sob?pois

rjv rjpaprev.

s rjp?v r?
ofaikrjpara

oqbeikerais

to

Hence,

unpunished.

Sept.

forgive.
22

dedication,

Sepulchre.
to

Lev.
NT.

19,

Matt.

rjp&v, &s Kal rjpe?s a(?>le

rjp&v.

?abik?pyvpos, ov, (qbik?pyvpos) not fond

of money, not
covetous. NT. 1 Tim. 3, 3. Hebr. 13, 5.
tiobtko?e?a,as, rj, ((fnk?oeos) the not hving God. Theoph.
Cont.

770, 12.

?fako?eos, ov, (<?}ik?oeos)not loving God.

Chrys. 18 E.
aqbikoveUm

4, 56,

writers,
Eus.

temple.

pev

6, 8 T?v

Leo.

Ila??as
ALEX.

Eus. Laud. Const, p. 774, 39.

offering.

nevrrjKovra

rrjs o?XXas.

rpov

?qbcs,

Kat es
?pn

p?xpi

2 and

menstruation

ov, to,

Kal ?irepioK?irros

?obebpos,ov, r), (ebpa) childbed, lying-in.

2.

189,

?e& bvo ve&s

?qbi?pov.

to,

npoaevKTrjplaiP

?qbapi rb avrUa.

irap? rois X?yovoiv

perai

p.

?(j>iepa>peva>v ?iwcov Kar*

of

animals

Joseph. Ant.

aros,

p&aei

b? ?qbap,

b? t&p

Ilepi

the sacred

scr. 4452.

a
Porph.

rjobavroorj.

9Aqbapei, ?oirovbaop?vos

13,

to dedicate,

dedico,

1, 83

DlOD.

A?yv7TTov,

Quaest.

?(papel or ?qbapi (?qbap), adv. quickly, immediately, avrUa.

SuiD.

iqbvkagev

3,

Diod.

iv nap?evla

17.

ad Orthod. 99, p. 481 B.

10

33,

Eus.

destructive.

(?qbavi?o)

to render

?qbavTOo, ooa,

4, 22.

29.

17, 29.

?bi?qb?opos.

Kal ?rjkelas.

?ppevas

?qbiepoco, &aa>, (lep?co)

?qbi?p pa,

slaugh

damage;

"Aob?opov

SO

sect

396 E.

VI,

T& npoaKvvrj?evri

ov, o, (?abavi?o)
Sept.

?(\>?6povs

boKrjrrjs)

Callist.

; chaste,

SoCR.

Koaprjaas.

mra?veiv

Apophth.

spoiled it purposely.
?obaviopos,

rrjv a?pm

269.

(aqb?apros,

45 B

a(j>' rjs iy&

roaovrov

Adm.

uncorrupt

METHOD.

vote.

applied

oi,

7 T?

248,

avppaxlas,

xpwlov

162, p. 105, 30.

?cj)?opos, ov,(<p?elpc?)
1, 12.

Adm.

rrjs vperepas
avrois

&v,

Phot.

The

of pardon.

Porph.

PORPH.

v?<f>?a.

called.

thou.

perish
as

spoil,

Plut.

Arist.

Schol.

as.

bovvai

'Acft?aproboKrjral,

ut

shalt

rj,=

?qb?a,

1, 81, 6.
terly destroy them. 1 Esdr. 6, 32. Polyb.
Euagr.
6.
Leg.
87.
2/
Homer.
1, 82,
2,
34, 14,
12, p. 305, 26. Id. 2, 13. Mal.
100, 12. Porph.

2.

440,
inasmuch

naKra

inolrjaa

letter

12.

rb 6(f>ekos kombv

poi

away.

Sept. Ex. 29, 27 the heave-offering.

?(f>?va,

Cont.

?</> rjs, since,

that which

r? ?qb?aipop,

Substantively,

av

\ pute.
?<j)lv?)

(qbikoveims),

Polyb.
z=

?qblrjpi.

adv.

without

22, 3, 1.
HERM.

Vis.

3, 7.

Pallad.

contention

Vit.

or dis

218
?^apiorrj^

?<j)C7nra?opLa?

dqbiirir??opai(?irir??opai), to ride off.

?qbp?arm, adv. of a<?>paaros,

ineffably, inexplicably. Did.
Alex.
484 B.

ir?Xiv ?qbiirir?oaro.

Eis
?qbio

POLYB. 29, 6, 16

a<f>?r?pi. Apophth.

101.

Poemen.

Porph.

a?qbvibios. NlC. CONST. 39, 17.

aqbo?la ?eov, the not fearing God. Barn. 20.
rj, the act

cos,

ou,

?<j>oirXiorrjs,

THEOPH.

?,

vell.

officer

nk?ov

ap

to disarm his subjects.

No

NT. Act.

13, 2.

some

for

communion,
7Tote?v Tiva.

piov.

means

Ex.

29,
27

24

9A(j>opieis avr?

POLYB.

(Compare ?Treu

to nature,

unnatural.

557 D

Alex.
nor?

peuplas

n?o-i

tovto.

In

evavn

all

these

Tl?ao)

beKriKrjv yev?a?ai

juievov*v avro?s

talent,

e?vai

?(f>vaiKov

Diog.

?<f>vfjs.

Laert.

b? Kal ?pabvs

p?p, ?qbvaims

tovs

=
*A(f><j>rj,rjs, rj,

it

to come

to be too late,
re

Tovs

Kara

nkovp
t?v

be tipos

,A<pvarepovpros

vnep

too late.

?qbvarepovpras.
elae

npea?etr&p,

Spvppalovs.

aov

To p?ppa

9, 20

28

passages

52,

2. To withhold,

Kv

29,

?qbopiojia.

natural
brj nopims

1,

5, 2

22,

is set apart.

?qbopiofia

rb orrj?vviov

'AyiaVeis

?qbopiopa

y?p

rvyx^vei

556

*Hv

Kakeaapro

29,

Me

foam.

produce

641. Alex.

?<j>varepea>, r)aa>, (varepea))

Const.

passim.

8, 28, 2.

a<??pio-pa, otos, rb, (?$opi??>) that which

SEPT.

1781.

?akkoprm.

to ?Kotv?

; equivalent

Apost.

Can.

3. 3, 7, 7.

2,16,

fault

170

7,

Xoyias.)

"Eon

?(f)vaiKOP

2. Without

2. To suspend, not to allow one to partake of the

vrjrov

9A<j)poblaios,x ov, 6,

Xeyc?V eis Karakrj^iv.

?ipopl?o, ?oo, to set apart, to appoint.

Leo. 4, 51.

Apost.

to

contrary

(obvaiKQs)

rrjv ao<plav;

8/13.

holy

for

Inscr.

noiea))

(?qbpos,

SEXT.Adv. Phys.p.

an

disarmer,

(?qboirXi?o)

pointed by his prince

ov,

?(f>vaiKos,

9.

615,

rjaa),

that

name.

49 A.

thod.
10.

BARN.

of dqbobevo.

?irowar?o.

caco,

?qbobcvo,

a man's

?obponoiea),

and

*A(j>pobelaios,

Aphrodisius,

=
?qbvibios

?qbobcvois,

for

9A(j>pobelais

247.

Adm.

take away from.

ovk

9An(f)la.

avr&p.

?nb ar?paros

?(j>var?prjaas
INSCR.

Sept. Nehem.

3816.
a man's

9A(j)(j)iap6s, ov, 6, Appianus,

name.

Inscr.

427.

wave-offering.

the not being allowed

to par
"A^iov, ov, i), dimin. of 'Aqbqbrj. Inscr. 3469. 4207.
communion.
Can.
the
13.
32.
Apost.
take of
!?(fxj>&,Hebrew
)?H, now, then, ovv. Sept. 4 Reg.
holy
76. Basil.
Ill, 271 E. |
10, 10.
as
to the consonants
| *?<j)<?vos, ov, mute,
BrA,
applied
dqbopioTiK?s,r), ?v, (?qbopi?o)fit for separating. Just.
421
$X9.
E
Eurip.
2.
Rect.
Confes.
Palam.
Plat.
b?
Phileb.
18
B.
3, p.
HKT,
'AqbopioriKa
Exposit.
'
424
203
B.
Theaet.
C. Aristotel.
r?v viroor?ocov.
Poet.
Cratyl.
ov, o, suspension,

?qbopiopos,

dqbopKiop?s,
dqboppr),

?, z=z ?^opKiopos.

133

MAL.

rjs, rj,pretence.

20.

EUKHOL.
Aq^opprjv

taxation.

ov, (qbopoXoy?o) exempt from

?<j>opoXoyrjros,
Sept.

1 Esdr.

4,

?qbopoXoyrjTOV

Il?o-av

50

avrols

vir?pxav.

rrjv x?Pav9
POLYB.

Hal.

evprjKvIa.

hv Kparovo-iv,
4,

25,

7,

et

alibi.

2 Esdr.
'

5,

12

9Aql)?T

the time when,

b?

irap?pyioav

since.

Sept.

o? irar?pcs

rjfi?v

rbv ?cbv rov ovpavov.

?<j> ov,

since.

Cod.

eloXv ?(f) ov o? irpooboK?pevoi

Adm.

Can.

47

o?k

oX?yai

ovbafi?s mreXa?ov.

r)p,?pai

PORPH.

121, 14 9Aq>ov b? ?Krio?rj r)avrr) K?Vua c?o\v

errj e?boprjKovra

rpia.

op, ((?x?rlfa)

P ALL AD.

a?anriaros.

unbaptized,

op, (xaXivayoyye'o))

?x?kipay&yrjros,

unrestrained.

Iren.

unbridled.

one

2o(pla,

the Gnostic

ov, p?pame*)
rjros, rj, (?xapis)

?xapi?rrjs,
lyb.

of

18,

38,

2 Aa?&p

?Eons.

not

palisaded.
awkwardness,

y?p

Metaphori

5, 8, 2.

*Axap&?, r), indeclinable, Hebrew

axapaWros,
Afr.

Dion.

Vit. Chrys. 23 C.

cally,

ot ,from
??>oVe,for ?<}>

631, 18.

82.

V,

?<f>&Tiaros,

in Bekker.

Thrax

Dion.

avpepybp

JIIDDlTj
Iren.
Pol

Wisdom.

1, 4,
YB.

1.

10,11,2.

stupidity.
ttjp ?xapiorrjra

Po
rrjp

Xapip?pTov: with a play upon the first component

part of Xapi-pbprov ? ?

a%ap? T6a>

to be

?xapior?o,
res r?

ir?vra

man.

sent

to

not

the

cIkov,

Eb?oorj

II? 657 A.

1029 A

THEOPH.

13

3, 26

Esai.

19,

as,

Polyb.

8,

rj,=

as,
?oo,

axpci?o,

rjoo,

10.

?v t?

avrols

'A^euore?

to

6, 59, 4.

to

lie,

sedge. Sept.

a??vi

p?XXovn

?v Xi?ois.

19

3,

Polyb.

LT?o-av
64,

3,

to corrupt.

Metaphorically,

as.

2. Until.

8,

?ya?rjv

et alibi.

5 Kara

1, 13,

Proc.

irap?

Hes.

'A^e

not

intractatus,

(y?ArjXa(f)?o)

handled.

Po

7.

POLYB. 14, 1, 4.

rjoo,

(?irropai,

pute,

quarrel.

Polyb.

?yjnpaxia,

as,

to altercate,

fi?xrj)
17,

r), altercation,

dis

wrangle,

8, 4.
Polyb.

quarrel.

dispute,

5,

49,5.

13, 3 n?v

a^ts

rb

or

ibos, r), ab s is,

a^i's,

Afr.

Cod.

Can.

43.

apsis

or apse,

Nie.

Greg.

as of a church.

II,

749,

15.

(See also K?yx7)*)

avrov.

?xpcoorrjros, ov, (xpcoor?o) not owed.

es, as far

ov,

6, 14,

?yf/ifiax?o,

ficpiba

Sept. Ps.
IREN.

rjxpci?orjoav.
vit

rjxpci?o?ai

LYB.

: to

or worthless

rrjv

untried. Polyb.
8, 21, 5.
that
has
not voted.
ov,
?tyrjqboqboprjros, (y?rrjqbo(?>op?o)

4.

5, 28,

useless

truth.

Metaphorically,

?xoprjyia.

supplies,

POLYB.

to render

4 Reg.

?i-?KXivav, ?pa

of

speak

Rom. Homil.

Clem.

as, rj, (a^rUopos)fickleness.

ayfriKopia,

?xoprjyrjoia.

Sept.

?xpcioocre

want

9Ax?prjros

1, 1, 1.

Iren.

not

(ayjrevoTOs)

38

Cohort.

ax?prjros.

3, 111, 8.

ayjfrjX?qbrjros,

6.

(?xpclos)

disable.

o?pa

IHN? grass,

r), (?xoprjyrjros)

28,

?xoprjyia,

?xpi

'O r?iro

Just.

be contained.

qb?ov, ?fieX?v.

7.

?xoprjyrjoia,

rcs

<?>orbs ?xpovos

?pprjrov

?yp-eqb?o(tyrjqb?o),to neglect, not to care for.

?x?i?o, ioa, (?x?os) to bad; as a beast of burden. Babr.

8, 1 *Apa\jf K?prjXov
?x?ioas (doubtful?).
, indeclinable, Hebrew

eternity.

Kkrjoiv virioxvovpevos.

?ovoi.

?xh

all

time, from

cannot

that

Athenagor.

ayjrcvoTco,

Polyb.

bo??

in
eVc rov

*0

(x^pyros)

127

viro

393,

o? Vopmoi

ov,

bw?pei.

'Eycv?firjv?v

not

?xpovos,
404

?KX?fiyjras.

Tryph.

pavbrjKiov

of

Alex.

dx?prjros,

which

e?Kova re??afiai

Kal irpooKVvovfi?vrjv.

of

Col. 2, 11.

ayiov

jiopqbrjv, rjv ?xcipoiroirjrov

Trjv ?eavbpiKrjv

adv.

?xpovos,

hand

the

of Christ
T?

also

Kal rrjv ?ep?v Kal ?xcipoiroirjrov

iriOT?v rifiop?vrjv

by

likeness

called

Abgarus;

made

2 Cor. 5,1.

14, 58.

(see pavbrjXiov).Nic.

'Axapiorovv

DlD.

(xcipoiroirjros)

NT. Marc.

1, 28,

?e?.

irciroirjKori

'H ?xcipoiroirjTos
he

Iren.

ungrateful.

ov,

?xcipoiroirjTos,

219 ?a0p,os

III,

274,12

See Introduction,

ov, (y^vxayoyeo) not delighting

ayJAVxay?yrjros,

SCYL. 707, 8.
*Axpi

es ??Xaooav.

?xpovos, ov, (xp?vos) short-lived.

2. Of whom time cannot be predicated,
Ignat. Polyc. 3.
applied to God.

as

uninteresting,

? 101, 6.
Plut.
II, 908 C.

literary

the soul,

performance.

Polyb.

*Aopos,

immaturus,

9,

1,5.
ov, (?pa)

?opos,

eternal ;

tempesta.

Gloss.

unripe.
Ibid.

in

acerbum.

*Aopov,

B.

ov, o, incubo,

?a?ovrCimpios,

? key?pevos

'Ecpi?krrjs,
evaa,

?ayeva),

qbepopai.
236,

10.

?ayivapios,
?rjKonoios.

=
?oyvXos

nap?

vagor,

wander,

Mauric.

1, 6.

SuiD.

Bayevei,

ov, ?, (vagina)
LYD.

158,

iqbi?krrjs.

nightmare,
nokko?s

stroll,
8, 4.

nkav&pai,
Porph.

nepi

14.

?atovkos. THEOPH. 723.

name.

2.

In

that

Inscr.

ecclesiastical

Can. Apost.
sheath-maker,

and

for

82.

4396

Can.

3.

4 Reg. 20, 9 seq.

order,

grade,

rank.

8, 22, 2. Eus.
271 B. Greg. Nys.

Apost.

Sard. 10. Basil. HI,

7,15.
120
B.
121 A of penitents.
II,
Afr.

rrjp B???ip.

language,

Const.

ov, fj, JBattion,

B?raov,

?aopos, ov, o, (?alpca) step, stair. Sept.

Adm.

n-Xav^revet.
vaginarius,

for B???iov,

B???iv

woman's

?a?ovrCimpios.

rove,
Leo.

Suid.

Const.

I, 4. Cod.

?dOoi 220 ?<uvoi

3.

or

avyyepeias,

Ba?pol

Gradus

cognationis,
one

adds

generation
are

brothers

of

the

O? ?aopol

Degrees
to the

second

and

of the fourth;

uncle

third-cousins of the eighth,

sixth;

Antec

6.

3,

subjoin here a table of kindred and affinity

We

Thus,

; nephew

degree

so on.

and

Every

degree.

the

of

cousins

avyyepelas,

of affinity.

preceding

of the third; first-cousins

6

rrjs

to Roman

according

law.

second

Tplanaimos
rpiap?pprj

blanannos
biap?pprj

ocios

fi?yioros

ocia

fiey?orrj
5 pet?o)v

?nonamros
?nop?pprj

6 pel?opos

?elos
ocia

fiei?ov

4 fi?yas ?elos

npop?pprj

fiey?Xrj ocia

3 ocios

p?pprj

pey?kov

?elov na?bes

pey?krjs

?elas

6 bcvrepos ???bcXqbos

na?bes

?eiov

eyyovoi

ocias

eyyovoi
5

eyyovoi

abeXqbov

?bek(f>ibr)

?beXqbr)

e?-ab?Xqbrj

bcvrepa
5

np&rrj igabekqbrj
3 ?bek(j)ibovs

2 abeXqb?s

prjrrjp

na?bes

4 np&ros ig?bek(?)os

ocia

1 narrjp

?elas

pel?opos

3 nponannos

2 n?nnos

?etov na?bes

?eiov

irpo?yyovoi

ocias

irpo?yyovoi
irpo?yyovoi

6 abek<j>ov
?n?yyopoi

abcXqbrjs irpo?yyovoi

abekqbrjs ?neyyopoi

?bcXqbov

?beXqbrjs eyyovoi

Er?
1 v??s
?vy?rrjp
2

eyyopos
iyyoprj

The

npoeyyopos

above

npoeyyoprj
4

ing

?neyyopos

numerals
Er?

; all

are
the

called
are

rest

or distances

the degrees

denote

?vto'vres,

; those

ascending

below

eVc 7rXay?ou, collateral.

called

(See

Er?.

Those

kotiovtcs,

descend

centre

the

from

Er?,
avetpi,

K?Yeipi,

irX?yios.)

?neyyovrj
5

bta?yyovos

rpiaeyyovos

biaeyyovrj

rpiaeyyovrj
! B??os

eos, rb, depth.

?aoos,

POLYB.

27,

ikev?epiop,

3 Upaorrjra

10,

2.

high-mindedness.

Kal ?aoos

vniobaipep

ikev

SuiD.

as of a battalion.

Depth,

1, 34, 5.
Cont.
deep purple f Theoph.

?aovivos, ov, (?aovs)

144
?aovs,

*Ek reaa?pa>v
e?a, v, deep,
rrjs

Ba?vrepas
?kcIvtjs
?aqbrj

y?p
rov

?op?vrj.

rrjs

p?v
as

vrjaov

Ba?elrjs

to color.

yepopivrjs.
[rrjs

(?>oiviKiKov xp?Paros
HES.

bed.

....

K?>]
to

Lyd.

pekavrjs.

r) r?

Ael.
178,

H.

V.
15

6, 6
'En

Kal a?ara

?aoea

vtrobrj

(?aovs,
32

deep,

orp?vwpi),

Ba?vorporos

thick,

as a

soft,

Koirrj.

Sept. Esai.

I 33, 19.

?k

?aio,

indeclinable,

?aiv for ?atov. Vit.

rj ?a?vrepa

inrjve?ro mraaKeva

to xap^Xo's.

; opposed

I?aovqbovos, ov, (?aovs, (?iovrj)deep-voiced.

Kai povrjs
nplv

ov,

BABE.

shoe

2, 51.

PtOCH.

?aovoTporos,

Ki?va>v ?aovivatv.

applied

oyjrem

Polyb.

. . . .

'Ava?vpibas

fiara.

?epiop.

as

High-vamped,

?aivos,

rj, ov, made

Baivrj pa?bos.

?aros,

a measure.

Sab. 289 A.
of palm-leaf.

Sept.

Leimon.
Apophth.

3 Reg.

5,11.

121.
Gelas.

221
?atov
or ?aiov,

?atov,
NT.

Joan.

'O

13.

12,

'H eoprrj t&v ?atav,

13, 51.

Catech.

19

10,
rare

ro?s

irai?i

napaax^P

Arsen.

Apophth.

povai.

1 Mace.

Hier.

Cyrill.

. . . . r?
?aia

(polvig

Sept.

ov, rb, palm-leaf.

ev<f>rj

18.

Palm

oph.

16.

695,
In

2.

Triod.

Sunday,

*H eoprrj

im

Sunday

es, olive-branches,

Sunday.

is used
Cer.

when
15.

170,

this

the

597.

p.

also

(See

Course,

Chron.

heat,
17.

558,

307, 18.

339.

the hippodrome.

Theoph.

Cedr.

Soph. Aj. 544.

Curop. 13. Codin.

ov, (?atov,

rj ?a'ioqbopos,

(see ?atov).
=
rj,

?ats,

HeS.

o,

(read

Bats,

Oppian. Hal.

94,19.

Ep.

rj eoprrj t&p ?atcuP

(sic)

?vigrj

7rap' rjp?p

bi? rrjs avvrj?earepas

6 ax^rkiaarrjs

ipqbariK&repov

iaa,

?aKklfa,

(?aKkov)

iva

(?X?vrjs rrjv ivlc?v mK?av

SuiD.

r& np?ypar?
to

Bamvri?os,

o"xo

avrov.

?aKkov,

ov, rb, baculum,

?aKvkov. Chal.

BaKkia?els,

Gloss.

baculus,

884 E.

EPIPH.

1106

?aXavciov

?ir?xovrai.

bath

per?

men.

D
(See

ApOST.

CONST.

women.

for

Ibid.

cvt?ktos,

POLYB.

Gen.

8.

35,

4.

20,

30,
Polyb.

34,

or ?eXavibia,

r) ?aXavibia,

Greek,

1, 9,2

k. t. X.

?aXavevs.
Sept.

bpvs.

Theod.

ov,

?aXavriooKOiros,

staff,

stick,

Lector.

o,

(?aXavnov,

avaricious.

covetous,
a, o,

in

<?)aXi?s,)

(?aXios,

dun

19 A.

Chrys.

a white

with

horse,

II, 87, 21.

DiOSC.

1,

the

154

the wild

of

flower

?onv

BoXa?ori?v

S. BaXavoriov,

He

ay p?as poi?s.

b a 1a u s t iu m,

ov, rb,

?aXavonov,

Vit.

bag-watcher

oKoir?o)

Pallad.

Proc

c?bos pot?s

?v?os

qb?pov ?v?os

irpbs ?epaireiav.
as,

BaXcvria.

r), Valentia,

Xior?pios,

?dX

ballistarius,

KaraircXraorrjs.

?aXiorpapios,

204.

ChrON.

or

ov, o, balistarius

cudgel,

2, 26.

rj, balista

as,

?aXiorpa,

?aXiorpapios

=
=

orballista,

PORPH.

Adm.

KaTa7r?XT?ys, irerpo

12, 6. Leo.

?oXos. Mauric

?aXXiorapios

GLOSS.

cudgel.

baton.

yvvaiK?v

r) Xa?Kov.

?aXavciov,

[In Modern

8,1.

6, 27.

?aXiorapios.

MAURIC

?aXiorapios.

NOVELL.

12,
85,

6.
2. 3.

Lyd.

158, 19.
?aXXo,

ov, rb, bacillum,

rj

251, 22.

rives ?aampri?oi

fustigatus.
?aKklov,

ov, r), oak,

BaX?vr?ia,

Sy

pov piKpbp ?ap?aplaapros,

napaarrjaaipi.

prj napapevc?v

kaarrjs,

loiterer.

idler,

rfj nokirela

?vbp?v

o? bel UpariKovs

?vbpeio.

ov, o, baih-keeper,

?ppo?ov

Bamprrjs,

IlepivooTovo-i

y?p

1,

?raKrov

?iroXove

bath for

ywaiKelov,

pomegranate.
Kal ?ata>p

obolvims,

vacantis,
216 A

67, p.

p.ovax?v\

b? ovros

?aXiorapios,

6, vacans

[r?v

?vbpelov, A

forehead.

Substantively,
as

pa?bos

SuiD.

?v ?aXaveio

Apost.

pera

"O ri

30

Laod.

1, 6, 6 Xprjorj ?aXaveio

?aXas,

Bats, palma.

?ampri?os.

Const.

Kal rrjv ?v ?aXaveio

particular.]

600,

I,

axokaarrjs).

?amvn?os,
NES.

naiba

Cer. 115, 18.

Gloss.

(read ?atop).
?amprrjs,

CEDR.

Schol.

same

the

Porph.

?atov.

?ayvkos,
13.

(?)epa>)palm-bearing.

SC. rjpepa,

bath.

balneum,

as, the oak, in general, and the Quercus Aegilops

148,

Schol.

?a'io(f)6pos,

Cer.

SEPT.

?irapxai

?vbpoyvvos.)

BaXavelov

?aXavos,

340,16.

Porph.

tutor, preceptor,
THEOPH.

yonyos, naiborpl?rjs.

1, 682.

9.

574,

I, 781.

jSaiovXos, ov, o, bajulus,

12.

Mal.

D**"nDD>

firjb? ir?vra Xpionavbv,

?aXavirrjs,
at

rb,

Xovoiv.

yevop?vrjv

TvvaiKciov

Curop.

Tvfiirava,

I, 34 A.

Plut.

?aKkov.

culum,

9, 1 T?cpi?oraoo

BaXavelov

67, 10.)
3.

ov,

?aXavelov,

Porph.

Suid.

13, 31.

Nehem.

on

to ?atov

singular

ba

r?, Hebrew

ov,

16.

365,

b?kXov, fastis.

ov, rb,

?aKvXov,

also

blessed

like,

is meant.

bunch

Eukhol.

Gloss.

?aKXa.

O? ?rXetous b?

to the congregation

sense,

single

the

Theoph.

KXrjpiKovs r) ?oKrjr?s

myrtle-branch

and

24.

186,

o?ai,

laurel-branches,

In

The

Horol.

by the priest and distributed

Palm

t&v ?aia>v.

r? ?ata,
palm-leaves,

the plural,

Mal.

?aKxovpia,
the

384 titul.
mediately preceding Easter. Method.
r?
687
CYRILL.
eis
CHRYS.
C.
?ata.
XII,
A?yos
Alex. V (2), 391.
*H KvpiaKrj r&v ?ata>v, =z

?aXKay

to

throw,

avrrjs, He

fell

els epora

avrrjs

B?XXo

cast.
in
(see

per?voiav,

MAL.

love with

45,

21

9E?Xr)orj

her ;

the

same

iriirro).
see pcrdvoia

2.

as

els epora
*E7reo-ev

222

?dkviapla
B?XX?
with

pera

one.

Porph.

any

B?kka> Kpavyrjp, To
B?XXere

100,

5,
3.

To

7,

4.

as

into

101,

To

avr&

BaX?vres
on him.

robe

oi beanorai

to

254,

(Compare

? rb

vba>p.

Cer.

, or

7,16

r? eavr&p xpva-07repiKXeiora

on.

they put

aayla,

PORPH.

?akavefov.

?aviapiv,

Cer. 422, 15.

?aXra,

bX?Vo

as, rj, Slavic

morass,

marsh,

(neuter),

ekos. Leo. 11, 3.

Greek,
[Modern
same
sense.
in
the
the
Latin
pa
jQ?Xros,
Compare

for ?akrlbiov.

PORPH.

K?KKivos ?k kl?

rlvrj

Cer.

rip?atv

21

506

rjns

k?yerai

ov,

?akrlbiop,
also

PORPH.

?akreos.

(See

es, (?akra)

ek&brjs.

swampy,

marshy,

?krj?ip?

Bap?aKepa

to ?apnaKi,

Porph.

Porph.

rb,

man.
?avba,
?av8ov,

as,

Ant.

Cer. 473,

Jan.

immersion,

COTELER.HI,

tov

'H ?aimois

NT.

baptism.
p?as

?airriopLara

Tpia

18, 5, 2.

[Modern

19..

Greek,

Turkish

cotton.

pambuk,

rj TLap?aKls,

to

nap?

noXko?s

Pallad.

Suid.

ov, 6,

(?avavaqs,

1, 55.

rj,=

?avbov

2.

ban

du m,

EPT?)

'pvrjoeos,

Can.

Trine

im

key?pcpop

Cedr.
B?payyoi,

LEO.

banner,

Proc.
I, 415, 20. Mauric.
' oTjpe?ov.
Moc. 119, 14. Mal. 461,11, et alibi.

ensign,

1, 3. 8.
Chron.

Si
701,

6,

Cer.

ov, rb, =

?aimorrjp

Chrys.

9,

?airriorrjpiov.

Porph.

Vit.

2.

Ba7iTio'po?s

10.

JOSEPH.

III, 270 D.
THEOPH.

24,

8, 9.
1.

36 A.

rj, ?v,
I, 797,
ov,

(?aimorrjs)

ATHAN.

I,

7, 4.

Socr.

113

C.

Chal.

baptismal.

palace-guard.

battle-axe.

THEOPH.

627.

21.

o?, Barangi,

ing part of the Byzantine

6, 19.

signum,

Hebr.

Basil.

7, 4

Marc.

1029 D.

handicrafts

opifex,

NT.

?aimois.

rjpos, 6, baptistery,
615.

?airriorrjpiov,

Just. Apol.

to,

rb,

Kal ?cot?v.

?airrioriKQS,

ov,

CAN.

?airnopa,

baptism,

18, 5, 2.

Horol.

ov, ?,=

?aimorrjp,

np?aipa.

?ap?aKiop.
?avavaovpyos,

immersion,

JOSEPH. Ant.

50

?airnopos,

cotton^]

fj ILap?ag

Bap?ag

ip??bia ml

?ap?ag, which see.

ams,

?ap?ag,

O? b?, peyioros

ava?airri?o.

rebaptize,

r), (?airriCo)

aros,

irorrjpiov

?ap?aKepos, ?, 6p, (?ap?ag) ofcotton.

=
?ap?aKiop, rb,

20.

222,

mersion.

123, 4.

Adm.

to

Eukhol.

C.

Apost.

jSaXri?tv.)

?akr&brjs,

11

144.

Cer.

Mal.

?aXviapia.

?rap? *lTaXi?>Tais.

?ao-iXeus,

?airri?o,

cos,

?airnopa,

?akrlbip.
to, =

et alibi.

5,

Xpiorov, the title of a picture representing the baptism

of Christ.

Z&vrj beppa

KeKoaprjp?prj,

3.

47.

Apost.

?aimois,

179,11.

710,

1,

154.

B?was,

?airnofios.
?V?or^p. Lyd.

to, =.

?aviapiov,
Cer.

*Avw0ev

6 I

lus paludis.]
?aXreos, ov, ?, balteus,

Mauric.

?pxov. (Compare ?oavos, ?oeavos.)

?amiCo, ?oo, to baptize. Const. Apost.
7, 40, 2. 8,
3
'O
to
One
who
about
is
be baptized;
37,
?airTiCopcvos,
A candidate for baptism.

fen,

swamp,

?akrlbiv

for

Hes.

ovra> ?akkovaip

E??9

elo??s

irapar?j-eoiv

?avvas, 6, king, ruler, ?aoiXevs, ?va? (originally F?va?).

437,
a black

put

Having

?v rais

4,14.

Porph.

ipbvopai.

Theoph.

225,7.17.

standard-bearer,

ensign,

(pepo)

448.

I,

Adm.

Porph.

orparrjyov

Proc.

?aviapiv

ip?na.

pavpop,

aaylop

Leo.

(?avbov,

tov

orjpelov

qb?peiv.

Eulog.

eis ?e'oriv.
ipbv

as of a
place.

ov, 6,

?avbo(j)opos,

MaKe?Mvas.)

?avKakiop

12, 62. Cedr.

a company of infantry from 200 to 400

men, ?avba. Mauric.
1, 3. 9, 3. Leo. 4, 2. 41.
3. Garrison,

Apophth.

garment,

as, rj, balneum,

?akpiapla,

tovs

eis

/3aXe?v

Porph.

Adm.

et alibi. Leo.

277,14,

I, 694,18.
2. Band,

shout.

great

vessel.

B?Xe

4, 5 $ai?

30,

P?rph.

7Tvp ip?akeip

as

on,

tovs

'H/xe?s pera

1, 48, 8.

EvXoy?ov

142

p.

put

Polyb.
10

rov

o? pa?rjral

E?akop
AET.

Polyb.

5 np?

put,

a shout.

give

2. To set, as fire.
Id.

18. Theoph.

?akkopep.

Kpavyrjp, Give

plap

74,

to contend

dare

To

(tipos),

Adm.

ov

eavrovs

?larfivaK?ras

21

Tipa

ipavrbp

Bapayyoi

Their

body

form

emperor's body-guard or

distinctive

made

of mercenaries,

weapon

was

their first appearance

the

at
They
Constantinople in the middle of the eleventh century.

223
BaatXa?

?ap?aplCcu
regards them asKelts.

Cedrenus
O? (pvk?aaovres

iv r& n?kar'u?

B?payyoi

b? Kekrimv

(yevos

II, 613

Cedr.

arpaTi&rai
oi B?payyoi

2 Esdr. 6, 2.

pia?o(f>opovvres

brings them from Thule.

?k rrjs Qovkrjs

Tovs

tovs

nekeKv(j)?povs

Bap?yyovs

I?apvKapbios,

represents the Barangi of his time as

speaking English (lyKkiviarl). This of course makes
57

CUROP.

English.

Kal oi

Xpovl?ovaiv

avr&v,

Bapayyoi

rjyovv

"Epeira
Kara

ml

epxovrai

in English.

lyKkiviarl,

j
|

Scyl.

also

name occurs also in the following authors:

644. 737. Arsen.
176. Cant. I, 200, et alibi.
was

sea.

in grammatical

to violate

language,

rules of infection, or of orthoepy. Anthol.

17. Sext.
Rhet. Praecept.
Luc?an.
, Gram. p. 261. Athen.
3, 94. |
ov, rb, se. pepos,

a term applied

the country

Cod.

Afr.

Ill, p.
Adv.

Laert.

Chal.

7,

59.

Adv.

Sext.

Gram.

p.

627, 9. Porph.
see
?pa?ikos.
?ap?ikos,
ov, rb, a mace,

20.

Orthod.

Eunap.

e?apvvcro.

rpayobbs

rj,

Cont.
(?apvs,

477

the

o?eias

rrjs

club,

not

not

castrated,

accent.

SC.

*H ?apeia,

630.

Hal.

Dion.

V,

Hal.

in

barytone,

It

10

ad

31

nat.

Dion.
61.

V,

t?

fyovoi

Aristotel.

r?,

on

accent
Dion.

grammar.

7,

Bao-iXaKr?s,

Sept. Gen. 48,

THEOPH.

?aoavos.

ov, rb,

ov,

syllable,

in Bekker.

prjpara.

torture,

rack.

(?aoaviorfjs)

Tit.

t), torment,

NT. Luc.

the last

Thrax

b? 9?opar)X e?apvoirrjoav

(in?dit.) 4.

Poet.

62.

V,

Bapvrova

ov,

alibi.

?irb tov yrjpos.

455,

10.

MARTYR.

Ig

1117 A.
torture.

Polyb.

15,

7, et

27,

16, 23. 28.

==. BaoiX?Kios.
rj, 6,

ATTAL.

299.

BRYEN.

155.

232.
?ape~ia)

1, 4.

3,
Hal.

Swcqb?apfi?vov

accent.

the grave

O? oqb?aXpol

?aoava,

evvovxos.

6, 27.

or r?ois,

(b) T? ?apu, the grave

62

r), the grave

ov, with

?aoavos,

Leo.

ji?orjs ovXXa?rjs

irpooobia

Rhetor.

Aristotel.

Bekker.

rjros,
Dion.

638,

Cer. 62, 20.

p?nakov.

accent.

grave

Porph.

sledge-hammer.

Bao?X?Kios,

ov,

o, dimin.

of

Bacr/Xeios,

Basilius.

Scyl.

739.
down.

weigh

to

applied
'Avri

(a)

Dion.

?apvrovos,

Cer. 670, 16.

to

the

43,15.
as

399 A

??aoaviorrjpiov,

at us,

Chron.

?apea,

?apvoireo, rjoo, (?apvs, ?yjr) to be dim.

6, barb

Theoph.

Them.

in

Thrax

*?apvTrjs,

260.

et Paul.

Acac.
ov,

as,

with

oi-el t? ?apv.

Can.

one of Epiphanius's
heresies.
flourished from Adam toNoah. Epiph. Respons.

?apea,

heart.

of

to accent

Sext. Adv. Gram. 5, p. 240.

2. Barbarism,

58.

slow

?qb?cyj-?pe?a.

accent.

1270.

Bekker.

?apbovnov,

Num.

Sept.

2, 40.

rbv irXovrov

Cratyl.

the grave

(Compare Quin. Can. 30 Bap?apiml iKKkrjalai.)

?ap?apiapos, ov, 6, (?ap?aplC<o) in grammatical language,
a violation of the rules of inflectio?i or of orthoepy.

?ap?aros,

or

language,

Athen.

Substantively.

the limits of the

52.

Can.

the

28.

Epistol.

Isi

est quae

port?t.

heavy

Kapbia)

(?apvs,

v, grave,

da,

PLAT.

the barbarians,

of

to regions beyond

empire.

Diog.

(?apvovpos)

Porph.

*?apvs,

called ?Kokov?os,

47.

Roman

litus

to be wroth.

grammatical

Kat

10

?apelav

laa>,

?ap?apimv,

ad

accent.

grave

81,

see.

?ap?apifa,

19,

11.

180,

1, 19 Barca

?apvirXovs, ovv, (?apvs, irX?os)difficult of navigation, as a

The prefect of the Barangi

which

Orig.

Sept.

12, 4, 11.

2. Mid. ?apvvofiai to be tired of anything.

Id. 37.
The

Lyd.

bp?pov.

commercia

ov,

in

?apvvo,

nokv

See

11, 4, 6.

Sept. Ps. 4, 3.

Kal ovroi

rrjv narpiov

castle,

boat,

rjoo,

tower.

?TV2,

Ant.

! 16, 15.

was

where

navis

?apvovjieo,

Curopalates

yk&aaav

r), barca,

cuneta

br) keya

(rovrovs
But

?ap?apovs).

Comn.

Thule?

them

Joseph.

DOR. Hispal.

Anna Comnena
I,

as,

?apKa,

Vcapalois).

120

r), Hebrew

cos,

?apis,

re Kal

P p?iol

Just.

To ?apeiaoai

Quaest.
avrov

inl

et

Respons.

rb Kara).

ad

Bao-iX?s,
I

158

a, o, augmentative
Bao-iXeiov

of BaoiXeios.

b? rbv Kal BaoiX?v.

Socr.

2,42,

p.

224

?aaiXeia

vell.

Lyd.

II, 684 B.
majesty, as a title.

8.

255,

Trj avrov

22

303,

tov

A?boKc

Adm.

ocios

?fibs

2, 10, p.

oc

Hpo?aXXeTai

r) ?K ?eov ?aoiXeia

the

rjp?v pa?Kropa.
a

under

territory

Bao-iXei?5v

1413

T?

Kingship,
B

784

are

Sept.

Epist.

tov

Just.

15,

seat of empire,

Kat ?wiXciov
r?irois.

I?rjpiav

46,

em

Jud.

2, as a title.
I

beseech

Polyb.

fj ris

II?Xiv,

3,

?oavel

irp?

Kara

?v rois

rrjv

?aoiXeiov

as,

Ai ?aoiXeioi,

Substantively,

being

PaCH.

?aoiXeoirarop.

(?aoiXcvs,

I,

the father

irarrjp)

the

of

king, a title of Byzantine nobility. Theoph. Cont.

357.
394, 23. Cedr. I, 573, 15. II, 253, 16.
PACH.

I, 74

?os, r), king.

?aoiXcvs,
regularly

used

with

In

later

and

or to the shah of Persia.

kings is pq|, which see.
pev

?aoiXea,

el pr)

an o.

with

?aoiXeoirarop,

writers

Byzantine
to ihe

reference

16

1,

re

"larjp

Katvaravrivovnokiv

pero

?Kvpa>aev.

rrjv ?aa*iXevovo"av

Neav

V&prjv, Con

p.

*H ?aaikevovaa

14

285,

23

1593

*H ?aaikevovaa
A

1,

nokis,

Kcavaravnvov

lH ?aaikevovaa,

Constanti

Roman

it is

as

*EjSao-iXeva-av

rov

17,

Kat

outoi

18

9,

king.
avrov

avro?s

avr&v

Tovvopa

i<j> eavro?s ?aaikevovai.

see
see

?aaikeamaraip,

2 Par.
NlC.

Vo?oap.

made

They
rov

9A?ipikex
1

2iKipa>v.

?vbpas

Sept.

noirjaai.

9A?ipekex,

?aaikia.

in

?aaikecunaropla,

?aaikia

'E?aa-iXevVare

tovs

inl

kevaav

10,

17
65

CONST.

Reg.

8,

9E?aal
YLoap?v

?aaikeonaropla.
j3ao-iXeo7r?ra)p.

&v, oi, (Baaikelbrjs)

the Gnostic.

the followers

Basilidians,

Just. Try ph. 35, p. 133 A.

ov, (?aaikims,

imperial fleet.

nk&'ipos)

Theoph.

belonging

to

the

123 Mera x^XavoiW

Cont.

?aaikiKonka>ipa)V.

nvkai,

PORPH.

rj, ov, royal.

The

the

gate,

royal

Cer.

24

14,

Ai ?aaikiml
or

gate

principal

door

of

the church of Saint Sophia at Constantinople.

(a) cO?aaikims, royal officer, mes
Substantively.
senger,

Ant.

Cont.

emperor,

The word applied to other

Joan. 19, 15 O?k exo
Act.

to appoint a king, to put a

king
same

Baa-iXevo-ov

alibi.

NT.

Kaioapa.

?ao-iXevovo-av

T^v

SOCR.

v?pa)

; the

/3ao-iXiK07rX?Hpos,

an o.

with

6,

opos,

?aoiXeoirarop,

293,

B.

3, 94 'Ev

F&prjv

Can.

people
9,

?aaikims,
rj, the

8 ?aoiXcoiraropia,

15.

925

Bao-iXi?iavoi,

4.)

?aoiXcoiraropia,
75,

ChAL.

22

thy maj

KaraoKcvao?pcvoi

royal.

T?js ?aaikevovarjs

13

2,

47.

bevrepav

18,

5,

vibv naiblaKrjs

Athan.

se. ?i?Xoi, The Books of theKings of the Old Tes

tament. Const. Apost.
1, 5. 1, 6, 2.
(See also
?aoiXeia

Eis

of Basilides

ov, kingly,

LV

2. Causatively,

rrjv TvXrjv.
?aoiXeios,

7.

3,

Y&prj ?nobelgas,

28

Abimelech

rjv Kapxrjboviov

4,

3, 53

Eus.

Const.

xPWaTlC

7toXis.

1, 32.

Roman

the capital.

eis Kaivr?v

3 Hapaxcifi??ov

oxrjp>a

Vit.

Rome.

over

oov,

?aoiXeiov

Apol.

The

?aoiXeiov,

?aoiXeia

majesty,

Athen.

rrj ?aaikevovarj.

stantinople.

5127,

esty.

3. The

7r?Xis,is regularly applied to Rome,

the imperial city; of Rome.

nokem, Of

vop?aas,

CH ?ao-iXevovo-a,

participle

nople.
INSCR.

?aoiXeia.

2, 6.

Yopaiov

A?opai

same

the

The

Constantinople.

17, p. 47,

?aoikeios.)

(536), 1176 B.

Const.

pire.

Bao-iXeic?v Aevr?pa,

TeTapTJj,

empire,

Rom.

Clem.

Chal.

2.

also

(See

ov, rb, kingdom,

1.

B,

of the Old

and Second Books of theKings.

titul.

to

ttoXiv.

and Second Books of Samuel.

Bao-iXei?v

and

Tpirrj,

and

Up?rrj,

correspond to the First

as the First

or

?aaikia

np?rrovai

'irjaovp.

evaa>, to rule.

with or without

rrj ?aaikevovarj

Testament.

BaoiXeiov

elvai

erepov

?aaikeva>,

V&prj

Joseph.

king.

2, 2.

12,

?aoiXeiov,

oov,

rrj ?aoiXeia

4. In the plural, The Books of theKings

Reg.

10

187,

200 A?t^ r??aoiXeia rjp?v. Cer. 528,

3. Domain,
Ant.

oiKov

Euagr.

r&v boyparaav mlaapos

?r?vres ?nevavri
keyovres

PORPH.

?aoiXeiq.

Toiovrov

to thy majesty.

I,

No

6, 3. Nie.

2. Kingship,

13

? ?aoiXcvs.

r), the king,

jSao-iXe?a, as,

?aaikls

(b)
Porph.
?aaikls,

nople.

NT.

ambassador.

15, 8, 4.

Porph.

Adm.

6 T& bopearUa)

Cer.

Joan.

46.

4,

72, 9.

t&v ?aaikiK&v.

Joseph.

184, 8, et
THEOPH.

320,11.
Ta

?aaikim,

Adm.

141,

?bos, rj, queen,

JUST. Apol.

The

imperial

palace,

rb ?aaikeiop.

12.
applied

to Rome,

or

to Constanti

1, 26 'Ev rfj nokei vp&p?aaiklbi

225

?acikia/eos

?Sekvtcroc

POPA,In your queen city Rome.

1, 56 'Ev rf??aoiXibt
Inscr.
31.
5908.
Eus. V. C. 4, 69
5853,
P?prj.
ir?Xis, Rome.

BaoiXls

Novell.

Xis, Constantinople.

ir?

Bao-iXts

3 titul.

3,
2.

Basilisk,
Ps.

Sept.

cockatrice,

ov, 6, (?aoiXevs)

?aoiXiorrjs,
Inscr.

attendant.

personal

rj, o, dimin.

of BaoiXcios,

!
Theoph.

Basileius.

Aristotel.
OCR.

K?Xirov.
avrov

Probl.

6, 39
SEPT.

rbv

bewitch by means
34

20,

54

28,
avrov.

?beX<f)bv

t?

?qb?aXfi?

thrice

[Spitting

person in danger of being fascinated is still practised

by the Greeks. But, according to the popular belief,
the most
the

entitled

rbv

els

Evxr)

as,

Probl.

20, 34.
ov,

?aoKaviov,

rb,

r?

plural
Vol.

?aoKavia,
1070

p.

Ill,

?aoKaviav,

ir?oxovra

ov,

eye.

Aristotel.

CONST.

Mao?ooaloi.
ou,

?aoray?pios,

o,

charms,

lob.

magical
?aoKa

sect,

see.
the

same

as

burdens.

Lyd.

131,

Ilpos

323

Baorayr),

vE^ovres

129

?aorayrjv

for water,

=
r),

the act of carrying

?aorayrjv

ko\ $op?v

rrjv ?aorayrjv.
rpiaKovra

ovp

in

used

?avmkas

APOPHTH.

?avmkrj.

imxa>plm

33.

also

(See

Johann.

Co

mvmkiop.)

EPIPH.

?avKakrj.

*E?aXov

Eulog.

els to ?avKOLkiop vba>p.

727

I,

T?js

iK

1, 4, as a nick

Philostorg.

?X?ycov.

Vit.

eoTiv

A?yvnrlois

?apos.

ARETH.

25,

31

Ovk

n?s

Gen.

noiprjp

aoi

tovto

an

abomination,

(?bekvaaa>)

Sept.

t&p AlyvnrlcDP,

eorai

61.

the gum of a kind of palm,

Peripl. Mar. Erythr. 37. 39.
object

46, 34 B?e'Xvy^tay?p

npo?arwp.

equivalent

?bekvypos, ov, o, (?bekvaaopai) disgust.

Hes.

?aoray tov, ov, rb, (?aoraCo) baldrick, SWord-belt. Leo.

VOL. VII. NEW SERIES.
29

to,

aros,

of abhorrence.

r?v

MARTYR.

?avKaktop.

r), bdellium,
?bikkiop. Arrian.

?bekvypara

Patr.

B, 2 ter.

Euangel.

opop??eip.

?bikka,

?vayKaiov.

2. Baggage.

D**"T3> bough,

vessel

?nep

rrjs BavKakem.

?bikvypa,

carriage,

earthen

Macar.

em,

/SavK?XXiov

Mal.

444, 19.
?aorayrj, rjs, r), (?aorafa)

the

Fav, Vau,

name.

carrier.

porter,

(?aorayrj)

Thorn.

....

Evkoylov

7. 8.

?avmkis,

6, 6.

APOST.

of

ancient Greek

*Ti, plural

of

ei&?aaip

ov, rb

?avmkiop,

o? pa?rjr?i

which

a Jewish

o?, Basmothei,

Luc.

Polyb.

brambles.

name

later

Apocr.

oarpaK?vov

9Akegapbpe?s

'Apirax?cloa

for ?aKavn?os,

incorrectly

the

rjs, r), a kind

Kkrjalas

Baofio?coi,

Sab.

Kk?bos.

Aymvs

v?ois.
?aoKavri?os,

with

overgrown

(?aros)

letter of the most

j?avKaKrj,

(See also ?aoKaivo.)

INSCR.

Spells.

evil

Jhe

r),fascination,

liquids,

12,22,4.

branch,

to be read by the priest, over the patient]

*?ao-Kavia,

for

7, 22, bis, ?ar&v. NT.

EPIPH. I,
j Egypt, ?avmkiov, ?avmkkiov, ?avmkis.
the evil eye is ; 719 C, as a proper name.
Philostorg.
1, 4

efficacious remedy against

prayer

1, 34.

& measure

bath,

edition, 1854.)
?avbos, ov, r), Hebrew

the

upon

Ga

rrjs ?arov.

Marius

fie.

els ?fibv eirrvo-a

Bao~Kave?

6 mpnbs

alphabet.
p. 2468.
Victorinus,
(For particulars,
see History
of the Greek Alphabet, ? 9, revised

of the evil

jirj ?aoKavys

b? rpls

*?s fir) ?aoKavoo

Deut.

"Iva

J"Oj

2 Esdr.

rb, indeclinable,

sixth

*?aoKaivo, tofascinate,
eye.

es,

2,28,8.

?av,

379.

Cont.

H?RMEN.

n?pobos.

495 E.

Sept.

?ar&brjs,

4893.

BacriXiV?/s,

THE

king's

Baarepviop,

6.

16,
a

6 keyerai

the bramble-berry,

ov, 6, Hebrew

?aW.

13.

90,

J?R.

GLOSS.

?arov, ov, rb, (?aros) blackberry ? Diod.

Po

serpent.

imaginary

fj Kpepaarrjpas.

?aarayia

fjroi bia?ariKov,

ov, to,

?anvov,

?aros,
an

fjyov apa(?>ope?s, Kal &s

9Aoprrjpas,

terna.

ov, rb, bas

len. Xin,

5.

44,

35

828,

2, 4, 46.

2, 9,

?aoiXioKos, ov, 6, (?aoiXioKos) regulus, petty king.

lyb.

eXnrj brjporevopepos

napobiKop,

Sab.

298 B Trjv?aoiXiba ty??oavros. EuAGR. 1, 17.

p. 301, 25.

EuST.

?aarepviov,

9Eiri$avio
VlT.

ir?Xeos.

ravrrjs

rrjs ?aoiXibos

?pxicmoKoiro

1123

Ephes.

5, 3.
?v ris

?bekvypos

Ex.

8, 26

Ta

to to?s
Alyvnrlois.

Sept.

1 Heg.

Kal aKavbakov

r&

Kvpl?)pov iKxiai a?pa ??&opba>pe?p.

I?bekvKTos, r), op, (?bekvaaojiai)

abhorred,

disgusting,

226 ?epaihos

?hekvaaa)

abominable.
2 Mace.

?e$.

Ou

to

abhorred.

be

rrjv oojirjv

9E?beXv?arc
43

1, 27.

to cause

?beXvooo,

17, 15 b?VXukt?s 7rap?t$

NT. Tit. 1, 16.

Prov.

Sept.

fir) ?beXv?rjTe

?vavriov

rjp?v

r?s

$apa?.

21

5,

Lev.

11,

rois

epirc

?v ir?oi

vfi?v

yjrvx?s

Ex.

Sept.

?e?aioo,
Ovb9

establish.
els tov

oiroTcpov

assure.

To

vovv

?pbv ?e?aiooai

em,

?ekocrraais,

216

Gram.

?Leo

rjbvv?prjv.

Bc?aiooevres

Sept.

?e?aioovvrj,

rjs, rj,=

*?e?aiorr)p,

rjpos, ?,
?

ov,

?e?aiorrjs,

IGNAT.

?e?aiorrjs.
z=

4, 40, 3. DlON.
?e?aiorrjp. POLYB. 2, 40, 2.
Hal.
I, 29. 124. Sext. Adv. Gram. 10, p. 260.
?e?aioriKOs, i), ?v, (?e?aiorrjs) confirming,
Epict. Ench. 51 (52).
of ?e?aioriKOs,

adv.

?e?aioriKOs,

Nehem.

ration.

BeveVfta,

p"D5

B?veroi,

4 Reg.

12, 5.

ov,

?ciKovXov,

vehiculum,

Lyd.

INSCR.

5895

Praefectus
*Eirapxos

vehicubrum.

(Com

2 Cor.

NT.

6, 15,

?,

reading.

BeXtap.

Ignat.

Id. Ephes.

Orthod.

123,

89.

GRAM.
176.

the Veneti

of

209.

CHRON.
the

Be'veros.

circus,

of

43.

THEOPH.

123

Bev?riKos,

native

of

proparoxy

Bevenavoi.

circus,

one

the Blues,

Veneti,

(?iperos)
the

o, Venetian,

ov,

15.

282,

162.

I,

(?p, oi,

Lyd.

65.

of

the

Proc.

(See also brjpos,pipos.)

Mue,

mkk??pos,

Kvapavyrjs,

175, 22.

65. Mal.

176, 5.

ov, ?, beneficiarius.

Kv?veos.

Chron.

Eus.

9, 9, p. 454.

157, 24.
ov,

?epeqbiKiakios,

I,

as a various

Belial,

7}}w%

12, with

?,

veneficus,

Novell.

poisoner.

BeXiaX,

?ipaibos

11,

as

nos.

various

as a v. 1.
(interpol.) 16, BeXtav,

beneficium,

b pea?s ml

presents.

favor,

as a various

vnoaxiorei

Nie.
reading.

1748 A.

Chal.

read

ov, to,

or

see ?rjkiug.
?epebos,

belonging
Philip.

ad

Respons.

Adm.

Porph.

?epaibapims,

melio

betterment,

Mal.

BeveYtKos,

Pach.

|?epeqbiKiop,

ing.

Hebrew
BeXiap, 6, indeclinable,
2
Cor.
NT.
BeXias.
6, 15.

by

inir?
editors

13,4.

400.

?eXeKos, ov, ?, a kind of vetch.

= Bepftria? THEOPH. 734, 13.
BeX&Ti'a
BeXtap.

Lyd.

oxjjpj?rov.)

Psell.

BeX/aX =

the

209, 7. 626.

2509

Inscr.

oxrjpa.

or

ov,

?epeqbiKiakios,

?eiKovXov,

*E7rapxos
pare

to,

of

op, venetus,

?iperos,

vepbv bvo, for

LEO

Beveria.

I, 119, 14.

?ebovpiov, ov, to, Slavic ?ebpb (neuter), pail, bucket,

19 Bebovpia ?pyvp? els
vbpeia. PORPH. Cer. 466,
water.

<f>oprrj

ro?s

o?Kelas

bettering,

to be a B?veros.

iaa,

Venice.

21,4.

Sept.

t&p

1, 5.

tone.

breach, chink.

20.

6,

kioo?okois.

oppovai

(corrected

the

'En-iar^o-are

1 Mace.

?ekoaraaeis

et

ov, 6, one

factions

?cbeK, rb, Hebrew

(51),
2.

rois

b? ml

Quaest.

pep?papa.

as,

9Airo(f>aiv? Beveri?a>,

Sept. Lev.

to

27

rjaap ?ekoaraaeis

Tpe?s

rj,=

Anton.

17.

13,

=z

?ep?papa

Sept. Ex. 31, 14.

?e?rjXoois, cos, r), (?e?rjXoo) profanation.

4,

fj, (?eknoa))

Just.

BeveriKos,

(?e?rjXos) toprofane.

~Ez.

p. 493 E.

confidently,

5, 30, 3

pevoi ?e?aioriKOs.

?e?rjXoo, ?oo,

em,

Revenar?s,

asseveranter,

Iren.

affirmatively.

positively,

establishing.

28

mranikras

pikkovai

on which

parapet

Kara7r?Xrais).

?ekrla>ais,

attestor,

voucher,

confirmer,

into

?nb

Tanrjna

corresponding

Jer.

Enearr\aap

ip T& kipepi

y&p nkoloap

(titul.).

3, et alibi.

CuRT.

?e?aiorrjs.

(?e?aioo)

Philad.

41,
85

20,

?ea?ai

placed,

Sept.

?ekoaraaeis.
9,

DlOD.

?e?aioois, eos, r),(?e?aioo) confirmation, security.

Lev. 25, 23.

IV, 869 C.

16

494,

ar?ais)

was

battery.

avrrjp

POLYB.

?s

Theoph.

rj, (?ekos,

engine

modern
eV

reading.

Const.

embroidered.

?ekoprjs,

?Xrj?rj cloiv.

BeXias,

rjs,

?ekoprj,

1, 3

Rom. Homil.

Clem.

as a various

578,

fj, needle.

warlike

to fix,

Chron.

?rjkop.

?ekopas, ?, 6, (?ekoprj)needle-maker.

TOIS.

2.

?ikop

Lyd.

vno(vylovs

ov, o, ver?dus,

to the government,
12,

12

innovs,on

Bepalbovs
piarlpekK

public
as
b?

horse,

post-horse,

a horse
nafln

*ItoXo?s efvai boKe? tovs

iP to oxvP'O:. 200

Siyyov

227

?e'pya

b? rqvs

Xapiovs

^pwpevous

?epaibo
?irapxias
oiois

(rjyovv

opp?v.

Tous

?v rois

KaXelv

?epebovs

brjfio

vcvopUao?v.

10, 5, p. 485, 40 Arjp?oiov oxnpa.

Athan.
I, 186 E t?)s ?moroXrjsooi

(Compare Eus.
Id. V. C. 4, 36.
?xrjfiaros

br)

rois

vIirirois

?vl

eV? ras

irapiirirov)

11

241,

I,

ovs

eVerov

ovji?e?rjKcv

evos brjXov?n

PrOC.

?xovpevos,

ravrrjs

KaXelo?ai

clprjp?vovs

?l-ovoiav

brjpooiov

?irirovs,

ora?pols

rb

73

ZOS.

^op^yo?cnys.

ous

erpc(j> V.

brjpooiov

SOCR. 2, 23, p. 110, 25 Arjpoo?ois ?xrjpao?.)

[John Lydus seems to think that it is compounded
of

vehere

and

rheda

that it is connected with the Ger

probable, however,
man

Pferd,

horse,

tiriros."}

as, r), v ir g a, wand,

?epya,
?cpyrjv

for

incorrectly

oxrjpa).

(cXkciv

is more

It

rod.

Porph.

Cer.

?epyiov.

?cpyiv,

10, et alibi.

Porph.

Cer.

389, 6.
ov, rb,

?epyiov,
12,

twig,

p. 303.

wand,

rod,

7, 3.

Porph.

Leo.

stick,

?epya.

Cer.

MauriC.

I, 693.
ov, 6, veredarius,

in,

314.

body

of

b?pios. Proc.
ov,

rb,

Cer. 400, 8.
?epebos,
Bep?rjria,

see

courier,

?rjpi

?epibapios,

so

infantry

Porph.

called.

Phoc.

Theoph.

country.

691,

20.

=
?epCiriKov
Chil.

181.

90

O?irep ?ap?apos

9Q??iavovs

Ix?vas

Kal koivos

pot

Adm.

116

c?vai

v?ci,

KaXovvrai.

Et. M.

Beringeris,

ov,

?epovrapios,

?cpiKOKKiov

?epebapios.
=

?epUoKKov.

Armeniaca

apricot,

10, 73, 2.

r? ?epUoKKa.

name

of

one

158, 17.
But as the verutum

nition.

24.

186,

alpopoovaa,

I, A et B, 7.

that pitches

quoits,

[This is Lydus's defi

was a kind of javelin,

its correctness may be

doubted.]
?earapxrjs, ov, 6, (?iariop, ?pxa>) vestiarius?
Attal.

II, 559,16.
alibi.
ov,

10.

6,

=z

Scyl.

34. 56,17.

titul.

the

6, vestitor,

22,

officer

charge of the imperial wardrobe,

THEOPH.

8.

116,

15.

15,

SuiD.

rb,

has

the

?corlrap, ?earrjs,

wardrobe.

Beari?piop,

?noKeirai

who

9.

351,

ov, rb, (vestiarius)

ov,

663, 11, et

675, 23.

opos,

?eariop,

CEDR.

Scyl.

ATTAL.

?earrjra>p.

the

brjp?aios

the

Nicod. Euangel.

(verutum)

Porph.

P palois

nap?

r?Vos

ia?rjs.

vestis,

ov,

?eariop,

194, 17 Bepr?
a man's

name.

y?p
=

?earlrcup

rb,

clothes,

ia?rjs,

MAL.

ip?na.

Synax.
THEOPH.

295,

Geopon.

3,

Oct.
7.
1, 4.

10, 76, 6.

bi?keKrop.

68.

Cer.
of

....

Beor?voi

& vestitor.

PORPH.

ov, to, ve
ip?riop

S t is,

garment,

vnb Aok&p?dp

Et.

M.

Bearop,

oi b? Berrop.

ov, or ?erepav?s,

ov,

ANTEC.

rjplm yepcaprai

ip?riop.

o, veteranus,
2,

11,

?erepapoi.

3 Mer?
Lyd.

iyyeyrj

b? rrjp
?obeaip,
158,

33

?e

repap?s.
10,

3, 9.

?errop,

Of irpaiK?KKlOV OT irpCK?KKlOV, ?era>p,

Vulgaris,

M.

22.

rovrcarip

13.

PORPH.

rjs, r), the wife

67,

?erepapos,

Et.

?rjplop.

?earrjrap.

?earir&piaaa,

?earop,

bestia,

r? ?rjpla Kara rrjp t&p

Papalc?v

paK&s to?s onkois.

a
Corruption
?cpiKOKKOV, OV, TO,

Geopon.

6,

of Malta

servant,
Mal.

Lyd.

biam?okos.

Cer.

seq.

ov, to, viridarium.

?epibapiov,

the

the

[Compare

16.

155,

rjs, r), Veronica,

which see. Apocr.

rb,

i, 6, for Bepiyy?pios,

Porph.

p?via,

TZETZ.

bpairerevei.

Bepiyy?pis,

?epibapios

rapixovs

?epCiriKa

run away.
?cprjbeio (?epebos), to
bevei,

?
BepopiKrj,

?earia

?ep?rjriKov. PORPH. Cer. 464.

13,

?eplmKm.

322, 21.

?epCrjriKov,ov, rb, (Bep?rjria?) a Species of fish, ?epCiriKov.

Adm.

elbos ona>pi

KoKKvprjka,

public

Lyd.

oiKerrjs, neplnokos.

Them.

(See also BeX?rjria.)

Porph.

rjp?v key ?pepa

ep?a rj
?paymla

i),Berzetia,

SuiD.

the an

with

?eplmKKop

6, vernaculus,

?ippaKkos,

?eanapiop,

?epatbos.

as,

confound

Arabic b a r k u k, plum.
In the Arabic
word for apricot
is berkoka.]

ipanoqbvkag.

212 bis.

to

KOKKvprjkop}plum.

K&p, r? nap'

?earrjrayp,

?epebapios,

?epcbov,

seems

Suidas
cient

?earrjs,

Cedr.

67,14.

?rfkapios

'AppeviaKov

Lex. Botan.

prjXov,

B^?oi,

see ?earop.
6 n?w

evrekrjs,

c?v, o?, Veii.

very
Diod.

mean.
14,

PsELL.

303.

115.116.

vellereus?
villosus?
'Ap ?rjkapios, ov, (vellus?)
gy? rpixwr?s? k?aios? PORPH. Cer. 607, 7.

shag

228

?rjkoOvpov

?rjXoovpov, ov, rb, (?rjXov, ?vpa) curtain hanging at a

door,

r?ofiaoi,

rais

Curop.

49,15.18.
ov,

?rjXov,

rb,

velum,

Mal.

2ka?iplaKia.

tou

c?ovs

Antec

iWikou.

Codin.

CHRON.

?rjXov.

Ta

18

80,

b? ?rjXa

or women.

of men

12,

11

o?vs,

BrjXog,

os Kal
?cpai

5 Ta

b? iraibia

clo?bov

rov

?XX?

?rjpan,

orrjK?rooav
56

LaOD.

fir) ?raxT?oi.

?irioKoirov
per?

tov

Tas KiyKXibas rov ?rjfiaros,

r?

irpbs
o?

bel

?rjfian,

Porph.

?i?afa,

irpb
?v

r?p

cloi?vau

AMPHIL.

Cer.

623, 10 Eis

fjroi eis r? ?yia

See

sanctuary.

77.

also

?v

?vpia.

iaorrjpiov

2,

Apocr.

rjroi kayKibia,

138.

Gloss.

Br?o-aXa,
Pet.

et Paul.

13.

178,

Bjjo-oXov,
latercula.

Act.

?laakop.

s) brick,

77

later

2?jcpa

in Rome.
EuTHYM.

VlT.

?p?yKrj.

43.

NOM.

78.

ov, o, (?los,

?eparetov,

57, 7, 3.

Tw?;

ov arrjaerai

?i?apevrrjs,

to be covered

?i?aaorjpai,

passive

npbs

cetarius.

Athan.

commissary-general.

?px?)

Basilic.

aorist

(Kanepoba

?xev^vcu. Sept. Lev.

rerp?novp

18,23

?i?aaorjpai.

GLOSS.

ov, to, vivarium.

?i?aptop,

of a church that has an apsis is the

[The ?rjpa
rb ?rjpa,
basis of that apsis. In Modern
Greek,
to
of the
the
whole
or t? aytov ?rjaa, is usually applied
inner

Ibid.

rm), in classical Greek

o?ros

irpeo?vrepovs

Kal Ka???co?ai

cloi?vai
?irioK&irov

583.

Theoph.

204 B.

"Oti

Apost.

Const.

140,

of

rjroi pjaprCo?ap?ovka.

Adm.

17.

a kind

piKr?piop,

Brjpvrras,

Porph.

Sacra,

1,192 E.
of a church.

rb, the altar part

aros,

12.

r), necessity,

?iapxos,

en Kal vvv
X?ycrai.

?apiKos

garment.

?iaiopaxea (?iaiojiaxos), tofight with openforce, not with

1, 27, 12. 5, 84, 2.
skill, or by stratagem. Polyb.

Porph.

193, 9, et alibi.
Lyd.

as,

?ipira,

Brjpvrras,

1, 29.

?b?s.

Coteler.

?aoraCovoi.
division

195 F.

2, 52.

cu lu s b essai

ter

(la

136,

r), via,

?la,

rfj Fapa?Krj

outer

of

Diod.

3.

12,
11

laterculum.

Bla, Via

ovra

r?

2,

coctus,
?la,

a kind

veru,

12,

ov, to,

the

at

igrjprrjp?pov

Kokovpepa

184.

?rjpvkkos.

beryl,

MAURIC.

?rjaakop,
races

b?pv paxpbv
Ta

?lppop,

r), verutum,

javelin.

Hapair?raopxi,

the

us,

ov, to,

?rjpvrra,

IIp?

of cavalry

12.

?rjpvkkiop,

?iJXov.

T? ?rjXov

e'f

?rjXa.

Kov?iKovXapioi

velox.

rrjs

Const.

body

?epebapios. ATHAN. I, 194 C.

Gangr.

Cer. 11, 18 T? re Papalm

Porph.

Cer. 176, 24.

11,

299 B.

7 titul.

Attal.

5. Processional

8,

380

rov

OKfjirTpa r? Xcy?fieva

?rjfia,

rrjs ?KKXrj

for beginning

Kpcfiao??vros

4. Banner.

?r)Xo?,

?rjXa

SuiD.

rb Xey?pevov

signal

p?7nra.

hippodrome,

601, 21.

Ta

Sat.

578.

ChrON.

3. Velum,

?Keloc

Vit.

irap?irXopa,

7rapaKaXvpp.a,

21

378

400

Lyd.

o, birr

ov,

?rjpos,

Kal

E?orrjKeoav b? irpb ?rjXov. 1040 D

eorrjKc.

474,

avrov.

itself.

rov ?rjXov
e?orrjKci 7rp?

y?p

183 D.

Amphil.

?rjXov

Autos

rj?io?ificv

804 A

ni,

?rjpibapios=

hanging

13.

157.

Lyd.

?lgikop,

METHOD.

v<?)aapaTas.

?igikarmv,

to, vexillum,

biak?KT<o ?rjgiXka.

the door

metonymically,

r), vexillatio,

consisting of 500 horsemen.

Inscr.

a curtain

particularly

Hence,

I, 297

oias.

?rjgiXkarl&v,

r) ?rjXoovpois.

as of a theatre.

a?Xata,

curtain,

rJKOvev?irep

?fjXois

J?epoiKols

?lapcwre

4283, 15 Ta ?rjXa to? ?e?rpov.

door.

ATHAN.

938

Ran.

157,

Lyd.

ov, o, vexillarius.

?rjgikkapios,

?rjgikkop,

2. Velum,
a

rois

OKrjvais,

2758, II, 8.
at

ARIST.

SCHOL.

?rjpoovpov.

?i?\toij>v\a%

Proc.

H,

112.

?i?kiaobopos, ov, 6, (?i?klop, ^ep?) tabeUarius, letter-car

4, 22, 2. Diod.
rier, courier, ?fikiocfropos. Polyb.
2, 26, p. 140, 47.
?i?kionaikchp,ov,rb,
op, made

?l?kipos,
Es.

18,

bookstore.

(?i?kion&Xrjs)
of ?v?kos,

the

same

Athen.

as ?v?kivos.

1,2.
Sept.

2.

=
Frag. Histor. 38.
?i?kio(f>opos ?i?kia(j>6pos. Polyb.
a various
tomeasure by paces and mark by I Diod.
2, 26, as
reading.
?rjpari(o, ioo, (?rjpa)
milestones. Polyb.
3, 39, 8 Ta?Va y?p vvv ?c?rjpa- i?i?kioqbvkaKtop, ov, to, (?i?kio(j)vkag) archives, ypappxt
iep?v, K?yxrj, Tpa7re?a.]

Tiorai

Kat oeorjfieiorai

'H 9Eyvaria

=
?rjpoovpov

....

Kara

?c?rjpanofievrj

orabiovs

okto.

Kara fiiXiov.

?rjXoovpov. E?KHOL.

34,
J

12,

TO(j)vkaKetQP, x&pTO<j)vk?Kiop.

Sept.

1 Esdr.

6, 20.

?i?kiocj)vkag, cucos,6, (?i?klop, qbvkag) librarian.

n, 716 A.

Nie.

?lya229
?iya, biga,

ov, 6, one who

?iyapios,

the

?iyKas,

Latin

exclamation

I, 299.

Cedr.

ovvopis.

drives

To?

to the Greek

in

used

vinco,

674, 15.

I, 299.

Cedr.

Tuvincas,

?iyKas,

620.

also

(See

watch,

72, p. 312, et alibi. Mauric.

Porph. Cer. 10, 11. 62, 20.
o,

opos,

?iyXarop,

watchman,

<f>vXaKr). JuL.

Afr.

10, 3.

6, 13.

Leo.

to

cvoa,

?iyXevo,

Leo.

sentry.

97.

17,

?iplrra

Macar.

?tfaKiov, ov, rb, small stone, p?bbh.

Bl&LKlOV, piKp?V Xi?oV.

SUID.

ov,

?iKapios,

r?v BperraviK?v

?iy<as.
ov,

?iKewaXia,

332
?on,

Kots o?paKos

ovtos

525,12.

Sativa.

Galen.

b? rois

irap?

GLOSS.

/SiKos, a kind

dim.

EPIPH.

II,

182 B

Gloss.

Bik?ov, vicia, doliolum.

as,

of

j3tv?i?,

jy, vindicta,
?Xev?cpia.

yivop?vrj
ixos,

?, vindex,

327.

Novell.

3,42.

Mal.

?iveapioi,
158, 21.

viridis

quo

SuiD.

ip?riop

Blppop,

b? Kal papbvrjs mi

Xeyeroi

Patpa?KOp.
?lppop.

THEOPH.

Bikiov,

Lyd.

Chron.

sil.

*Att*

530

or

?kariop,

Curop.

vicia,

Cass.

34,

23.

Mal.

per

mischief
?ka?onoiovs.

Kapn-ovs

With

31.

1272,

causing

noiear)
269

rjaa>, to defame.

II,

?karlop

(?ka?rj,

29.

710,10.

Dion

METHOD.

?kaaqbrjpea>,

VI,

20,14.

o, bison.
a, op,

?ka?onoios,

Porph.

as a substantive.

ov, rb, bisextum.

?vos,

colligo

6, 26.

Leo.

CHRON. 25 (tabul.).

nicious.

Bikiov

veXivov

of

earthen

the

accusative.

Ba

Bkaa<f>rjpr)aaa?

riva t&p
npea?vrlbayp.

PORPH.

?karrlov.

Cer.

20.

12,

?kanop.

19,12

x^pow

X?rpav

Codin.

eXatov.

30, 11 ?i-

AntEC.

1, 5, 4, p. 41.

solicitor.

38, Prooem.
400, 16.

o?, (vinea)

f? eVi apxovros

manumission,

vinearii,

Nil.

9Aqbpoblrrjs mr?

vessel.

KtOV.
?ivbUra,

Up?aivoi.

?karra, r),b la t ta, purple cloth. LYD. 10 BX?Yraopopa

rb,

ov,

circus,

?laegrop.

215,23.

doliolum.
?iKtov,

eventum

?rjpos.

15

152,

?laegrop,

fi?v ovvrj??s

irap9 rjplv

ovofia?crai,

eVcaXeiTO.

rj Kvapos

Chron.

?iKiov

the

of

1, 7, 4.

Polyb.

goods.

?rjaakop. PORPH. Cer. 466, 6.

123, 11.

?laeKrop=

279, 7.

Theoph.

Vicia

vetch,

ye

Cer.

C
B.

?laaa>p,

r?, vicennalia.

Kal p?vos

Ill,

348
A.

96, 7. Chrys. Ill,

cari i. Socr.
7,12.

620, 7.

To ye prjv ovo fia tov

I,
365

vrjoost,

Chron.

ou, t?, vicia,

Athan.

BASIL.

prevents

?iaakaiTOs, r), 6p, (?laakop) paved with brick.

2,1.

ov?Kapios.
?Kcivov.

Epist. 2, 162. Eunap.

o? ?7r??iKaplov, ex-vi

Bimpios

?iKtov,

6, vicarius,

who

officer

65, 20.

....

9E<?)earpls

Cont.

8,1.
Edict.

Tore r?v tqttov

BiK?pios

598 D

Novell.

ou, ?, vicarianus.

?iKaptavos,

Nil.

r), vicariate

as,

=
rb,

?laakov=

8,12.

Percutit,

?rjpvrra.
ov,

Id.

24.

13. 128, 21.

possessions,

Lyd.

?ippov,

113 B.

the

the Greens

aurem

fragor

12, 56.

Leo.

guard.

keep

THEOPH.

11,195 Totam hodie Romam circus capit, et

panni.

keep watch,

23.

k?>Xvu>)

(?la,

Novell.

virides,

Juven.

14, 30, et alibi.

?Uas =

o,

ov, 6, property,

?lpibes,oi,

186, 17.

Phoc.

?iKapia,

ov,

?iQKaikvTrjs,

?los,

Areth.

Martyr.

violent acts.

as, OT rjs, rj, vigilia,

20.

627,

683, 12.

?iooaparos.

corresponding

'StKorjsf Chron.

ChRON.

?iooavrjs.

?iooavrjs, es, (?la, ?vrjaK ) that has suffered violent death,

the

?Uas.)
?iyXa,

op,=

?iooavaTos,

biga.

from

vincas,

?\eim

ov, rb,

?karrlop,

Epist.

Ibid. 128, 5. Euagr.

= ?rjCiXXariov. CEDR. I, 298.

?ii-iXariov
? ?rjCiXXov. Cedr. I, 298.
?i^iXov
series.
new
vil
vol.

3,

8,

Followed

*Ev ra?s

o?Kiai? rov p?p x?LP&v?s

nei,

rov

b? ??povs
aiu?p

44,

novarjs
iaa>r?pa

vn?p

Adm.

72.

npbs

?kenovaais

pearjp?plap

rjkws eis r?s naar?bas

rjp&p avr&p
Ez.

Kal t&p
11,

Kara ?parok?s.
npbs

t&p

?yla>v

46,

avarokas.

47,

nape

Kara avaro

rrjs iga>repas

*H ttvXtj

vnok?p

arey&v

'E7ri rrjp
nvkrjv

rrjp KaripaPTi rfjp ?kenovaap

1 Trjs nvkrjs

rj?kenovaa

Trp?sor koto. Xen.

by

SEPT.

nap?x^i.

rov oXkov
Kvplov
Xas.

30

toface.

simply

Xopepos

reixopAxou Lyd.

PORPH.

?karlop.

cloth,

I, 688, 20. Typic. 77. Comn. 1,175.

to
*?kena>, look toward, to stand with thefront toward,
Gedr.

Mem.
2, 282.

#oiviKas.
silken

r) iv

rrjs ?ke

rfj avkfj

1 To

rrj

np?aamop

230
?ovBcov

?Xrja/covvw

rov

o?kou

Kara

c?Xeirc

p?va

(Compare Basil.

for

?XrjoKovviv
Geopon.
?Xrjros

irpoocvx?v.

DlOSC.

?Xirov.

?Xiros,

ov, =

?Xirrov

aTro?Xe^is.)

to, pennyroyal,

?Xrjx^v.

rov.

D?MASO.

665,

11

....

t?

Inscr.

Ignat.

614

I,

?Xirrov

ir?oi

ad Mari.

Epist.

crou ?XvCovrov

C M?pov
rois

10

5127, B,

ov,

?ocavos,

Adm.

145, 9.
ov,

?eiov

irofi?

THEOPH.

e?Xvoav.

iriorei

?oe?obos,

?,

151,15.

Adm.

Porph.
?orjoapxos,

?oe?oba,

(?orjoeia,

as, r),manus,

?pxo)

soldiers,

aros,

?orjorjpa,
POLYB.

1,

to,

(?orjoeo)

22,

rrjv fi?xrjv, tovs

?iriKXrj??vras

1, 79, 2.

men.

Apocr.

Vit.

Chrys.
468, 12.

succor

help,

ris

'Yiroriocrai

avrols

as,r),

?orjoovpa,

rjoo,

?orjoeia?
?orjoeo.

?oUos, i), ?v, (?ovs) ofan

re Kal ?olKov,
y?>v opiK?v

?oKaXios,ov,?,

ox.

?orjorjpa

KopaKas.

irpbs
Mal.

673, 9.

(vocalis)

207,

68

77.

and

and
the

of

same

oxen.
as

?o

691, 19.

singer,

?,

?, plural

?oXiabcs,

?ovKaXios,

?otXSs.

ov, rb, dimin.

?orpvtns,

=
ibos, r),
=

Theoph.

12.

476,

10. VlT.

Leimon.

Lyd.

57.

Can.

QuiN.

Porph.

Adm.

Cer. 681, 17.

ioo, to heave the lead, to sound. NT. Act. 27,

28.

Mid. ?oXiCopai, to sink, intransitive. Geopon.

of ?orpvs.
DlOSC.

mbpela.
MAL.

?ovrrlop.

Sept.

Es.

5.

18,

5, 84.

20.

314,

?ov?akims, f), ov, (?ov?akos) buffalo's, of a buffalo. Leo.

ov, rb,=

Polyb.

&pos, 6, a disease

Marc.

12, 3, 5.

of the groin.

Poll.

2.

DlOD. 2,

Joseph.

Apion.

To n??os 6 ?ov?&p. (See

2,186

aa??&.)

?ovykip for ?ovykiop, rb, pugio,

19.

Mal.

poniard.

493,

21.
ov, rb,

?ovykaaaop,

Diosc.

yk&aaa)

(?ovs,

128.

4,

bugloss<a,

Lex.

bugloss,

Botan.

BovyXwo-o-ov,

rj?yxovaa. [MODERN GREEK, to ?ovb6yka>aaop, (a)

Anchusa Paniculata.
(b) Echium Plantagineum.~\
ov, rj, (?ovs,

?ovykataaos,
or

Athen.

^njrra.
ov,

*?ovbiop,
85,

6,17.

Apophth.

?ov?akos.

?ov?akos, ov, 6, buffalo.

51. Strab. 17, 3, 4.

plant.
<?b?s. Chron.

154,18.
?oXifa,

Cer.

evxai.

?orpvbiop,

also

2, 11, p. 126 Zeu

ofmules

nobleman;

A.

598 B.

III,

Porph.

vota,

r?,

2, 2, p. 470.

159.
?oXias,

or ?ora,

280,
288

Sab.

33.

19.

HeS.

?arpaxos.

?ov?akiop,

12.

3137,

Diod.

Teams

Slavic

?, o, boiar,

Xtos. Theoph.

Inscr.

p. 161,

as a surname.

354,

?ov?&p,
Lyd.

2, 49,

Theoph.

10.

5,4.

403, 22.
=

tree. Diod.

Vit.

rjs, r),pasture.

?orrlop

30 D

; reinforcement.

ravra

fiera

288,

?ovpb<uP. Chrys.

?opraxos,

?ora

auxilia

of

Polyb.
armed

troops,

Mal.

?opboiv.

?ovpbopiop.

?opbap

uncertain.

62.

commander

IrparioTiKrj?orjoeia. MAL. 374, 16.

?oiXas,

iv r& m?okov.

ov, 6, (?oaKa>) shepherd.

Sab. 240 A.

waiwode.

vaivoda,

2, 4. Pallad.

Joseph. Narr?t.

?oirjoeo,

?opbovrj,

LEO

206, 56 o?brjpa, 6nepnvis

'Hpcobiavbs

of

9Attik&s,

?ov?&vas.

Bop?&vas,

ov, to, meaning

rjs, r),female

eis piKp?p

Bov?&vas

?oams,

(Compare ?awas.)

ries, in the Carthaginian army.

?orjoeia,

Porph.

168, 6, of the Turks.

ov, 6,

&s kiyei

2,' 29

eVce?.

MOER.

HeS.

Et. M.

?oparov,

Cont.
r?

irpoorp?xovoi

h ? v, prince.

o, Slavic

Slavic

166, 14.

Baruch.

avrrj ?nocrrpfyei

avrovs

?ov?&v.

Meto

humming.

Sept.

biaanep&

ov, to, a species

?oaKr),

or

?,

buzzing,

r) nokkrj

'EkkrjpiK&s.

?op?<uvapiov,

?opboviov

l?fiara.
?oavos

ov

e?veaiv,
&vos,

?op?&v,

Gram.

BXiTTop?pav

e'v rrj tyvxjl

BX??buo"a

rj pey?krj

qbaai ?op?&va,

?Xvfavoi.

1 T?v

Cassobol.

CH?op?rjais

multitude.

crowd,

nymically,

?op?&pas

reading.

to emit copiously.

vb?rov

e s, r?,
(?op?ia))

?op?rjais,

iv to?s

X?xovov.

?XvCo, voo,
Qepp?v

also

143.

2,

SuiD.

?Xirov.

fiop?v

^c?pov.

SuiD.

?Xirov.

?ori

ov,

as a various

33,

At

12

27,

Kal Kara

Xi?a

See

?XrjoKovviov,

12,

Act.

56 A n?vTes p?v op?pcv kot

III,

?irl r?v

?varoX?s

Kara

?Xeirovra

rrjs Kprjrrjs

NT.

?varoX?s.

Phryn.

29

rb,

Bov?ia,

yk&aaa)
7,

30.

?otbiop.
ov

p?vov

species

of

fish,

tyrjaaa

139.
Hermippus
?olbia.

in Bekker.
"Eppmnos

KeKponi.

231

?ovSiop

in four

?ovbiov,

?ovKOXios =

syllables,

Porph.

?oKdXios.

Phryn.

?otbiov.

?ovbiov,
Cer.

14.

20,

10.

?ovmvrj,

?ov

Buccinum,

GLOSS.

?vKaviorrjs.

1, 9 BouKeXXaptK?v
ov,

?ovKcXXapioi,
called.

60, 18, 29.

Porph.

Them.

of

body

so

soldiers

726,

9.

Cedr.

27. 28.
so called

15,

497,7.
ov,

?ovKeXXarov,
soldiers.
tum,

to,

Porph.

11

(?ovs,

Ao'yot ooqb?v

for

Apophth.

ovos

or

KpiKcXXoeib?s

SEPT.

?ovm,

Eccl.

mouthful,

LYD.

Theoph.

Cont.

122.

16.

157,

Bovkk?ovcs,

irap?oiroi,

of

shield,

Bovkk'iovcs,
buccones.

op(f>aX?s.

Mau

12, 16.

ric,
[Compare the English buckler.]
?ovXalos, a, ov, (?ovXr)) counselling. Diod.
2, 30, p.

?ovXyibiov,
?vX?Kiov,
aprov.

BouXaious
ov,
rb

?covs.
SuiD.

irap9 rjplv ?ovXyibiov.

139

'Hpi?vovs

pera

Kwp?Kiov,
*H

irX?yjia

?ovXyibiov

K?pvKos,
bcKriKov
eiKooi.

?ovXrjros, r), ?v, (?ovXopai) willed, desired. Basil.

Ill,
Just. Quaest. et Re
242 B, depending on thewill.
spons. ad Orthod. 140, p. 503 B BouX^v ?yvoiav,
Wilful

ignorance.

beat

?V??ovkov

y?p

or

of angels
rjp?s Avbia

with

HlPPOL.
vn?pxeiv,

?ovkerai.

rex?rjvai

vb p

Lyd.

spirits.

elvai

?ovkovrai.

THEOPH.

?ovvevpov.

6 ?owevprjaas incorrectly for

807,

4,

vevpov)

32,

APOCR.

Act.

Philipp.

vevpois
eWXevo-ev

top re $ikinnop

Kal

Kal rrjp
Mapi?pprjv.)

Bap?okopa?op

*E?ovviaev

avrfj Bo?f

avrfj

napa?akewe

vewrepifovrwv

Kai

?owlC<o, laa>, (?owos) to heap up, pile up.

14

(Com

Tov mrrjyopop
15

for

ox-hide,

t&v

'Ev?ovs

?/x?vras Kal rvnrea?ai

povs

raw

455, 14, et alibi.

413

p.

of

strap

6, 7, p. 458

iaaxfrpopiae.

?XqbiTov

Sept. Ruth.

....

napa?akkovres

?k t&v
?e?ovviapAvuav.

?ovv&brjs,es, (?owos, EIA?) hilly, ?avvoeibrjs. POLYB. 2,

15,8.

5,22,1.
ov, 6, French

?ovpyeaios,

bourgeois,

Cinn.

burgess.

282.
rb,

?ovpboviov,

rb, pannier.

CODIN.

EUAGR.

ipex?rjpai

2,

GlOSS.

the boss

5, 5.

114.

o, buceo.

ovos,

Leo.

Const.

rj nvevpara

?yyekovs

beating offenders. Theoph.

ahia?epra.

?vKavrjrfjs.

to

ov, rb, (?ovs

vevpois

34.

=
6,

4015.

KeKrjpvx^vat.

o? 7roXXoi to

641, 10.

Cont.

pare
of

Theoph.

Inscr.

'Eviavrw

avrov

e'v rrj m?*

lac?,

?ovvevpov,

?ovKevrpa.
dimhi.

LEIMON.

to, umbo,

88,

II, 997 C.

1, 3, 3

the existence

Trjv Mai'av

208

to be
of opinion.

?anriapa

Aia

D.

?ovvevplaas.

Buccella,

OX-goad.

?vmvrj.

Ibid.

buccones.

144,

1 Tov
11

216

Amphil.

o-c5pay???).

uncertain.

?ovkovrai

y?p

they deny

84,

top

9, 82, et alibi.

?ovKoXov,

r?

Anton.

to, =

ov,

?ovKKiov,

Gloss.

cake,

6. 50.

4,

Ov

For

per?

nopcjxokvyi

(See also ??ka>2.)

Buccella

yfropis.

rb,

opos or opos,

?ovKivarop,

?ovKivov,

of

28.

K?vrpov)
os

ov,

?ovdov,

morsel.

Leo.

a kind

Them.

ov, rb,

?ovKcvrpov,

for

329,

Iren.
to

rrjv

12.

assert

6, 6,1.

/3ovvevpi?o>,

Ibid. Buccilla,

ty?piov.

Gloss.

biscuit

(?)

ov, ?, bu ce ella,

yjrop?ov.

?ovKiv

14.

450,

?yjropiop?vov

?ovKcXXos,

hard

buccellatum,

Olymp.

Apost.

opoiov
AmpHIL.

Nie.

r),meaning

to maintain,

307,
II,

Cer.

na?bas

997 E.

Ill,

to seal,

(?ovkka)

as,

rai avrov

Basilic.

Const.

seal,

seal-ring,

signet,

neptnop(f)vpov.

Ill, 997 E.

?ovkoypaobla,

a,

tovs
3>ope?v b? Kal

?nb tov ax^poros

ml

Porph.

?ovkopai,

Theoph.

ou, rb, a place

BouKeXX?piov,

12,

23.

449,

Mau

?avbov.

o?, buccellarii,

Olymp.

18.

&ac?,

678.,
to the
?ovKcXXapioi.

i), ?v, pertaining

ti

Const.

C.

Buccinator,

I,

167, 15.

?ovkkoa),

?ovKavtorfjs.
?ovKcXXapiKOs,
RIC.

Lyd.

30

?ovkkav,

mkovpivrjv
nepib?pai?v

Krjpvypa.

ov, 6,=.

?ovKaviorrjs,

GlOSS.

?vKOvrj.

Kavrj, ?ovKaviorrjpiov,

6,

r), bull

rjs,

?ovkka,

y?Arj(?)os. PLUT.

?ovKavao, to blow the ?ovKavrj. POLYB. 6, 35, 12.

36, 5.
rjs, rj, =

or

?ovXka

742,

(?V

?ovpBi

VlT.

?ovpbcuv.
ov, 6, one who

?ovpbowapios,

tends

Sab.

288 A.

?ovpba>vas.

Vit.

Sab.

230 A.
?ovpbcov,

horse.

?vos,

6, burdo,

Isid. Hispal.

asina. Mal.

178,

?opba>v,

a mule

sire

is a

ex equo et
12, 1, 61 Burdo
16. Chron.
7.
Gloss.
211,

rjplovos. Ibid. 'Hplovos ig

?rjkelas,mulus, vurdo
(sic).

Burdo,

whose

?nnov ml

opou

232 ?pa^vTri?

?ovp(,%akiov

to,

ov,

?ovpixaXiov,

i cu s,

bur

horse.

sorry

eis

Chron.

572, 21.

MAURIC.

?ovrris.

?ovrtov,

10, 4.

PORPH.

?paKa,

?ovrrrjs,

doga.

?ovTTip

for ?ovrriop.

?ovrriov,

ov, to, =

rj, but

?ovrris,

Chron.

MAL.

butt,

tis,

CHRON.

tun, ?ovrrj,

cask,

8.

513,

513.

KaXovcrt,

yavXov

Gloss.
seu

CUppa,

persecution

vogae,

?ovrvpop,

Gloss.

cuppa.

ov, rb, butter.

bottle.]

*?o'a>^,anos, 6,=
of Byzantium.

?&g. It was coined by Aristophanes

Athen.
7, 27, p. 287.
?pa?ikos, ?ap?ikos, or ?pa?vkos, seedling peach4ree bear
10, 39. Hes. Bp?jSvXos,
ing poor fruit. Geopon.
the Prunus

ov, rb, plum,

*?pa?vkop,

of botanists,

2, 33.

440.

Ni

Suid.

<j>ipivaXia,

9Ava?vpibas,

was

excitement.

agitation,

?pao

fiar i tov

o? y?p
bioypov,

irp?roi

when

the

raging,
bracelets,

wearing

^eXio^?pos.

157, 26.
ou, t?,

?paxf-oXiov,

brachiale,

Xi?viov. Theoph.
K?Vpous

225,11,

....

Trept rovs ?paxiovas

ov, ?, =

?paxioXos,

bracelet,

et alibi.

?pa

xXi?oW,

?paxioXia.

Porph.

?poxioXiov.

?paxioXos,

Suid.

507.

Cer.

?paxtbXiov. CeDR.

I,

731,15.

particu

7, 146.

Theocr.

larly the inferior varieties.

len. XIII, 496 A, Athen.

to

belongs

Capt.

11, p. 496 A

?paxtoviov, ov, rb, (?paxiov)

mmv.
(?)VTOv

ei?os

?v to

brachiatus,

Lyd.

18, 8.

Can.

irapairrjbfjoavTcs

?paxiaros,

Gen.

Sept.

ebullition,

Alex.

boccia,

vagna,

singular

SuiD.

?paKa.

Metaphorically,

Petr.

?ovrros,

to, =

ou,

?paKiov,

rb ?ovral,
Greek,
[Compare the Modern
cask, barrel, Russian b?tshm, bovr?XKa,Italian botte,
English

[The

ckcIvoi

?paofia, aros, rb, (?pa(o) a boiling or bubbling. Aet. 7,

101, p. 142, 5. Porph. Adm. 77,13 Bp?o-pa vcpov.

?ovr

vagna.

botiglia,

*Ava?upiViv,

as

?paKia.

?ovrrrjs,

Chron.

314,17.

rjp nves

pey?krj,

315.

Anglo

5, 30

Thessal.

82,

CET. 353, 28.]

10.

513,

Eust.

Greek.

Bpa

Theoph.

breeches,

braccae,

Diod.

irpooayopevovoiv.

?pcxas

Bovrnov (sic), cupeUa.

Gloss.

riop, ?ovrros. Mal.

Bovttis

4.

10,

braece

Modern

jSovrns.

15, 75.

Leo.

MAURIC.

Gloss.

or

r), bracae

as,

359

Karcf?povro.

toferment, as wine ; intransitive.

I?pafo,
12. Cedr. I, 538, 13.

Saxon
?ovrrlop.

GrAM.

Porph.

Cer. 374, 11.

ov, to, =

Leo

?y?vcro.

virvo

rjv Kal navres

name.

160,19.

rjs, r), butta,

?ovrrj,

a man's

rj, 6, Busebutzes,

Bovo-e?ovYfjjs,

Adm.

rrjv eprjpov ?pabiov

?iov

Ga

Bpa?vXa,

?paxvaros, adv. in few words, briefly.

T?v

49

Just.

1,

ApoL

elprjp?vov.

?paxveiros

GREEK,
?paxvvo, uv?, (?paxvs) to shorten, as a vowel or syllable ;
a?pa
bapjaaKrjpL
[MODERN
in Bekker.
633,
opposed to ?KTcivo. Dion. Thrax
prjkop, thefruit
of the plum in its natural state ; i)
2 Bpaxyvoficvo
the
qyovrjevn.
a?paprjkia,
sloe.^
to

r? mkovpepa

?pa?vkos, see ?pa?ikos.

z=z

?pabevv

op, (?pabvs,

?pabvyka>aaos,
or

%
tongue

ey?

yk&aaa)
Sept.

of speech.

?paovyXwa'a'os

I, 709.

CEDR.

?pabvpca.

Ex.

MAL.

evening.

Const.

late in

was

Bp?biop

ing.

14

474,

ep T& npaiTa>pia>

16
slow

slow-tonguea\
4,10

of
Kal

9laxvo$a>pos

tov

IV,

Bpa?ei'as
in?pxov

812 C

291 B

'Of las ?pabeias

b? yevopeprjs
rrjs nokeos,

?pas
late

f)k?op
in

the

'H &pa fipabe?a t)v, It

the evening.
rjp, or Bp?biov

Apophth.

Hap?

near
2.

bles.

tipt.

?pabvs, e?a, v, late. VlT. Sab.

otiarjs.

c?a, v, short.

?paxvs,

cy?vero,

It was

Johann. Colob. 40

late in

the even

'us oZvty?aaap

?paxvrrjs,

tou to?tos

?paxb

taking

very

near.

eXe?v eX?ovres,

Zos.

Goming

39,
very

them.

In grammar,

Dion.

?pa^u,

Hap?

short,

Thrax

rjTos, r), shortness.

as

to vowels

applied

in Bekker.
When

or

sylla

631, 4.
it

is used

as

a title

of assumed humility, it may be rendered parvity.

HI, 80 D T?s nptrepas ?paxvrrjros. Epiph. I,
39 D 'Ytf? rrjs rjp?v ?paxvrrjros. CyRLLL. ALEX.

Basil.

Epist. 93 E T?js ep?js ?paxvTrjTos,Parvitatis meae.

Chal. 1165
Cod. Apr. Can. 49, and p. 1255 E.

I A.

233
Bv0o?

?pa^CuBr)^
?paxobrjs, es, (?paxos)
Id.

rpaxvs.

BpaKcias

jSpe?iov.Pallad.
?pc?iarop, opos, 6, breviator.
?pe?iov or ?pe?iov, ov, t?, (b

Vit. Chrys. 41 B. 42 E.
Novell.
105, 2, ? tf.
a
revis)
brief; book of ac

ovvropos
?pcKOKKiov

Diosc.

irpaiK?KKiov.

1,

as

165,

a various

?pcKros, r),?v, (?pkxo) soaked, as pulse.

Ta ?pcKra,
?peKra.
oiv

soaked

?pcvtov

2, 357

Ptoch.

154

GREEK

they

r? ?peKTOKovKKia or
?pexT0K0VKKia.~\

?pe?iov.

Eus.

10, 6, p. 486, 27.

?pe?iov.

Athan.

187

I,

D,

various

Philon.

?peqbiKOs,i), ?v, (?peqbos) infantile.

84, 35

n,

?pcqjorpoqbelov,ov, rb, (?peqbos,Tpc(j)o)foundling

to rain,

??o,

transitive.

vo,

Kvpios x?Xa?av

"Y? vplv

oravTivou7r?Xei

9, 23

eVi 7rao"av rrjv yrjv Alyvirrov.

16,

77,

24

?elov.

avrols

"E?pe^ev

vei.

it rains,

?pcxci,

372, 6.

2. Mal.

24

pavva

16, 12, 3 ?pcxcrai, it rained upon.

<?)aye1v.Polyb.
Impersonal,

19,

Ex.

Ps.

aprovs.

Gen.

Sept.

Kal Y?poppa

?itl 2?bopa

c?pc^cv

*E?pe?e

Chron.

Kov?av, It

[Modern

Greek,

Compare

the Gothic

rained

Kpi?ivos,

r) ?pi(a,

Apophth.

Xoius

598, 10 "E?pc^cv ?v K?>v

dust

a kind of grain.
?piCa, rjs, r),

Greek

at

Galen.
as,

VI,
Seeale,

rye,

briz-eins,

GonstantinopU.

equivalent

320 A.
Gereale.

to the

?poayxos, ?arpaxos.
= ?popos. Sept. Joel. 2, 20.

?povrrjoios, ov, o, (?povrrj) thundering.

?povrrjoiov,

Jovis

tonantis.

?povroXoyiov, ov, rb, (?povri), X?yos) the thunder diviner,

a book containing rules for predicting events by the |

r) x*lVL Plv*l tP?t??

solstice,

a Roman

?)v, r?, brumalia,

211, 21.
2.'Hence,

any

Theoph.

feast.

rov

Chron.

1, 9 To

12,

4, 2.

eprv?op

Leo.

aros,

to,

21

456,

to the
?povpakia.
to

Geo

?povpakiriKOp.

NT.

veros.

rjs, r), rain,

Cont.

nopqbvpoyepprjrov.

r), 6p, pertaining

?povjiakiriKos,

pon.

feast.

Quin. Can. 62.

To ?povpakiop

Matt.

7, 25.

27.

Geo

6,13.

the

act

of

/3pv?*?u>. CeDR.

II,

12.

79,

?pvypos, ov, 6, roaring, ?pvx^ ?pvxqopos, ?pvx^po. Sept.

12.

19,

?pvKo), to gnash, as the teeth.

Tovs

obovras

Clem. Rom. Homil.

?pvcavla,

as,

19,

?pvgas.

?pvats, em, r), (?pva>)fountain,

269. Scyl. 741.
rj, bryonia,

Porph.

spring.

bryony.

Diosc.

Adm.

4,

184.

r)?powia, a?pwia, or a?powia, (a)

[Modern Greek,
Tamus Communis, called also r? ?epyi. (b) Bryonia
Dioeca,

called

rb

also

?ypioKkrjpa,

fj ?ypiomkoKv?i?.

Cr?tica, called also ?ypi?Kkrjpa,?ypiom

(c) Bryonia
koKv?i?.]

?p&pos, ov, 6, Stench, bvaa>bla. GALEN. VH,

Phryn.
(See also ?popos.)
?poap&brjs,es, (?p&pos) Stinking, bva&brjs. Diosc.

systems

InSCR. 4040,

Bpov

aKp?ba ?povmp.

the Deep,

he

as

appears

the

86 B.

3, 42.

the Unfathomable

the supreme being of the Gnostics.

?popos

Hes.

Geopon.

Bv0?s, ov, ?, Bythos,

of barley,.]

Hes.

I At?s

Cedr.

380,
1,1, 9 *H b? t&p ?povpa>p
eoprrjiarl rfj npb okt& Kakapb&pbeKep?pta>p.1, 5, 3
and 4 r? ?povpa.

25

7, Prooem.

Novell.

hospital.

thunder-voiced.

HES.

the winter

19.

Prov.

Tijs ?peqbiKrjsfjXiK?as.

Kupios

r), bruma,

Lyd.

?pvaypa,

reading.

?pcxo,

?pov pa,

?poxr),
a

wicked.

noprjp?s,

pon.

as

(j)a>prj)

b? rrjp xka>p?v

Kvnpioi

?povkos,

'oXiya

be irpon?ea

'Hpas

In MODERN

?e?pcypevovs.

called

?peoviov

Substantively,

Leimon.

horse-beans.

[Compare

Kv?povs

are

Kos ....

?povpakia,

reading.

(?poprrj,

(See the

8 BpoPTOobmPos cj)a>prj.

I, 419,

ypaqbrj.
=

Cer. 467,
299
p.
seq.)

?povm, r), (?povms) a kind of grasshopper.

I, 410 Bpe?iov X?yeToi rj Kar ?iriroprjv

BoiSS.

op,

?popTo(f>a>pos,

11.

Porph.

?poprokoyiop of Lydus,

counts, ?pe?eiov, ?peoviov, ?pcvtov. JULIAN. Epist.

25. Athan.
1,187 D ?pe?iov. Cod. Afr. Can. 34,
and p. 1279 C, ?pe?iov. Pallad.
Vit. Chrys. HD.
19 A.

aid of thunder.

Bpax?brjs,

roirovs.

rpaxcls

(sie),

?pe?eiov

HeS.

rough, rocky.

eternal,

One,
In some of their
everlasting,

and

the unorigmated source of all

immutable Nothing,
things, having neither consciousness nor any kind of
existence.

His

consort

1,11, 5, et alibi.

is 2iy^,

Silence.

(See also ?vovaios.)

Iren.

1,1,1.

234
?vicavi)

or

r), bucina

rjs,

?vKavrj,

buccinum,

12,4, 6.

o?Xmy?. Polyb.
I, 253, 10. ,

orrjs,

or

?ovKivarop

Polyb.

2,

6.

29,

with

identical

14,

6.

3,

Lex.

13,

II,

682,

11.

I, 755,

19.

?&biop

o?, ?,

?vKaviorrjs,

ov,

?vXapos,

Cedr.

?ovKivarop.

the

6,

HAL.

DlON.

?vKavrjrrjs.

=
6,

opos,

?vKivarop,

=:

of ?vpoa.

T?,dimin.

? prj

as

18,

?oap.

bvp?pepos

Id.

nrjpos.

Ba>?os,

Xa"

Ba>?ovs,

ov, to, double

dimin.

of

small

arula,

?a>p6s,

5996.

Inscr.

*?&g, (?kos,o, contracted from ?oag, (?oa?) box, Boops

I,

Adm.

Porph.

451,

HES.

?otbiop.

a fish

Vulgaris,
ov,

....

Ba?os

HES.

?apiampiop,

293 D.
?vpo-apiov,

II,

70.

Sched.

altar.

Epiph.

K?v?apos.

tumble-dung,

Cedr.

kovs.

7, 41.

App.

G.

2. Lame.

oaX
11.

30,

Et.

Bvti'vj;,

arapplop.

*Hyovv

?k?kos.

es.

chamber-pot.

Tapavr?voi.

r), ov, dumb,

?a>?os,

?vmvi

buccinator,

; not

Also,

rj ?pis.

surname.

?ovKaviorrjs,

myKTrjs.

r), jug.

X?yvvos,

Dion. Hal.

2.

rjs,

?vrlprj,

with

identical

15,12,

bucinator

?,

o?,

?vKavrjrrjs,

not

?ovKtvov;

?ovKavrj,

or

bucinum

buccina,

ya\aKTOTpo<j)?a

so called.

1, 110.

Oppian. Hai.

270,

H.

Aristotel.

Athen.

A.

9, 2,1.

7, 27. 92. 99.

(See

also ?oa>ty.)

19.

linen.
t**?, by s sus, fine
Sept. Ex. 25, 4. Pausan.
5, 5, 2.

ov, o, Hebrew

*?voaos,

2, 73.

Theocr.

ov,

?a>rtop,
pare

rb,

kind

o?

Hes.

arapplop.

jug,

(Com

?ovrris.)

r.

bowl.

ov, to, g abata,

ya?aoop,

HES.

Ta?aoop,

Tpv?klop.

Gabrielupulus,
Ta?pirjkonovkos, ov, 6, (Ta?pirjk, pullus)
Cont.
the son of Gabriel, a patronymic. Theoph.
379.
ov, 6, gaga

yay?rrjs,
Diosc.

1,101

tes,

agate,

jet,

7, 99

ATHEN.

Kai ttjp

7, 20.
DlOD.

*Ovos,

Il,

SuiD.

Ant.

149 C.

of fish

; called

treasure,

rives
money,

p.

Sept.

11, 34, 12.

57

630,

Trjp

Kal Ta?o<j)vk?Kiop,

rafa,

opos.

also

or valuables

in

2 Esdr.

5, 17.

26, 6, 9.

rrjp ?aaikiKrjv

y??av.

?rjaavpo(f)vk?Kiop.

Y?[a

?rjaavpos.

4 Reg.

Sept.
He

S.

rb,

(yafbo3vXaf)

23,11.

ra?o^>vXa*Kiov,

2 Esdr.

aerarium,

10, 6. NT.

?rjaavpo<f>vk?Kiop,

treasury.

Joan. 8,
?akapriop,

ams,

o,

(y??a,

(frvkaaaoa)

praefectus

raptas, ?rjaavpoobvkag. SEPT. 1 Par.

28, 1.

aerarii,

StRAB.

11, 1, 3.

=
fj,

r?v

KcXr?v

ov, o,

or ge sa, a kind
Sept. Jos. 8, 18.

Taio-os,
Kairos,

English
=

yato-os,
ep?oXiov

yaXata
tyaXaia
60 K?XXrjs ....

in both

II,

yaXaKTOTpoqb?a,

II, 83, 25.

rjoo,
82,
as,

iriirpaoKo

Kopi?op?vov,

gaesum,

gesum,

Poll.

6, 39, 3.
156.

Taloa

Hes.

Kal Yaio?s,
hasta,

[Compare

that is, a blind

castJ]

yaXe'a.

Leo.

15,

8.
19,

10.

Et.
o

flrXo?ou X^orpiKo?,

(y?Xa,

the Kelts.

7,

SuiD.

o?ov b?paros.

2,

rpoq^rj)

to nurture

10 yaXaKrorpoqbrj?rjvai,
r), a

ovofia?op?

'O?ov.

places.

POLYB.

ei?os

ya'icrav?v

(Keltic)

; also guess,
=

yaXaKTorpo<f)?o,

rj r?v

x?Pas

bXoo?brjpov.

yet?os.

or

317 D

X,

of javelin
used by
Judith. 9, 7. Polyb.

clbos ?fivvrrjpiov,

cast

avrrjs.)

Galen.

see.

which

yaio?s,

4,

(Compare NT.

j?po^cov e| vXrjs bvoorjirrov.

Kara rrjv
'lep?v

ov, or yaio-?s,

18,1,

r?v

?v Y?prj p?v

?orlv

?K fi?v rrjs

PHILON.

aKevo(?>vkaKiop.
ya?o<j)vkag,

ya?o-a,

yai?brjs
ov,

ya?o(f)vk?Kiop,

b9 o? toiovtoi

Tiyv?o?ooav

y al?os,

yaSov.

Ant.

*Os r)v ?irl ir?orjs rrjs y??rjs

fi?vov b? fiakiora

22, 26, 21.

akkrjp

8,

Toiavrrj

H. P. 8, 11, 5 Ta ?e ip?na

?kkrjp y?Cap mnrea?ai.

Polyb.

emerald.

Joseph.

27

yalcrav?v, ov, rb, a kind of braid.

vov,

ov Kakioval

Theophrast.

general.

20.

species

rjs, rj, (Persian)

*y??a,

y?p

ov, 6, assellus,

of

kl?os.

rayaras

yayvXa, as, rj,jackdaw ? Petr.

y?bos,

a kind

16, 2, 40.
Act.

nurturing

with

G.

eWi

milk.

yaXa?a.

With

to live

313,

milk.

on milk.
Philon.

235
yaarrfp

yaXatcTOvpy?a

as,

y?kaKTovpyla,
Iren.

act

the

r), (y?kaKrovpyos)

of

1.

4, 38,

ov, ?, the

and 15.

r), Serenity,
D

628

III,

34,

y?krjvorrjs,

Kar?

Kekevaiv

title.

avrov

rrjs

CONST.
ya

?eoaoqbov

krjvrjs.
as a title

r), ?p, serene,

lative.

Basil.

Ill,

TEC. Prooem.

rjros,

y?krjvorrjs,
Pilat.

BASIL.

985 A

EPHES.

Teypanrai

'H

as,

y?p

EUAGR.

y?krjvorrjri.

r), Galilaea,

ARIST.

week.

a name

Porph.

arjs

Anaph.
y?krjv?rrjTos.

2 Trj

301,

given

This

Cont.

301.

[We observe here

the Gospel for Easter is

inclusive).

the

being

it is natural

case,

to sup

pose that the ignorant imagined that Trj rjpepa. rfj

plrrj

rrj s

ip Kav?

iyivero

y?pos

V ak

oc

ikalas,

curring at the beginning of the second chapter of

Hence the
John, meant the third day after Easter.
*H rplrrj rrjs
TaXiXaias.]

appellation

TakkiKos, r), ?p, (r?XXos) Gallic.

kiK?v,

soap,

Theoph.

a?nav,

rb yak

Substantively,
it

because

originated

in Gaul.

538,10.
iKos,

rj,

=z

Xkapvba,

words

?kkig

(see

SuiD.

aX\im).

....

*AXXiKa,

o? ibi&rai yaXXiKa

ravrrjv

obaal.

yafifiarocib?s

evaca,
SEPT.

riage.

avrovs, Neither
ov,

oph.

14,

plq.

388

6,
16

to

(yap?pos)
Deut.

7,

form

Ovb?

shall ye make
son-in-law.
Tap?pbs

LTpoo-eXa?eTO

connections

Sept.
AioKkrjTiavov
avrov

by

prj yap?pevarjre

marriages
Gen.

with

mar
npbs

them.

19,14.

rjv inl ?vyarpl

yap?pbv

said

and

Asin.

ris

rjns

?ori

rb yapeiv

like r.

The
Bake

eis Kcjparapr?pap

32.
irp?rjv
Ibid.

avrrjv.

and

adv.

like a gamma,

over,

as a vessel.

is,

tinned

Porph.

a little

r), crown,

circle

on

shaved

Ant.

149 B.

yap?pa.

yapaoboeibrjs,

uncertain.

meaning

Porph.

Them.

54

o^ris eooXa?opevrj.

Yapaoboeibrjs

name.

a man's

i, ?, Gargaris,

Y?pyapis,

that

676.
as,

y?pappa,

see

y?pappa,

of

viravbpevopai,

19, 61.

Leo.

or

to marry,

yap?o,

woman.]

elbos),

i), ?v, (yavoo)

yavoT?s,

classical

the man,

of

the

(y?pfia,

Mal.

272.

yap?Xaiov, ov, rb, (y?pos, eXaiov) 2l kind of sauce for fish.

Galen.

391

VI,

for

incorrectly

y?peXov,
y?piov,

rb, dimin.

y?pKa,

as9rj,

Hes.

of

Yap?Xaiov,

T?

rb,

Macedonian

word.

gar?on,

(French
as

fieoiavXov

rb

name.

proper

ser

or?ois)
Theoph.

irXrjoiov

rrjs pey?Xrjs

*Dfj|,

treasurer,

?KKXrjoias

Yapoovoor?oiov.

ov,

?rjoavpoqbvXa?,

o, Hebrew
Tapias.

Sept.

2 ESDR.

ya?bo3?Xaf,

1, 8 Mi?pab?rov

translator evidently mistook

it for

appellative.

?pos, pos,

to conceive,

29.

2, 20,

MaKcb?ves.

Used

Yao?aprjvov. The
a national

Epict.
pa?bos.

pa?bov.
ov,

liquamen

'
Hes.

yap?Xaiov.

rod,

station.
15

yao?aprjvos,

yaorrjp,

Gloss.

y?pov.

virga,

Y?pKav,

vants9
371,

F.

(See also y?peXov.) ?

oleo.

rb Xeyopcvov

yap?pevay,

to the

corresponding

yapoovoor?oiov,

Kara Qeaaakovs

?irl

sive

the top of the head, irairaXrj?pa. Petr.

[Compare the Hebrew pU ? area.]

Tuesday

Theoph.

Luc.

1081 yaprj?eiorj. NOM. COTELER. 212. 220. 512.

the
[In Modem Greek it is always used KaKep<j>?ros,

yap?pa
to the

Theoph.

?beXq^rjv.

rpa?s

bUaiov

Cer. 72. 466,15.

14.

country.

377.

Cer.

rrjs vperepas

Prooem.

et s

960

Plut.

wpqbcvopai,

Trjs

et

1,

3,

husband.

Luc?an.

veaviav

the man

the beginning of the first chapter of John (vs. 1-17

yap?pos,

SCHOL.

sister's

ovri

?iveo.

both

2, 9, p.

394, 22. 727. Leo Gram.

that, in the Greek Church,

y?kktg,

?, fatuo,

being

Apocr.

Antec.

Galilee,

Tplrrj rrjs F?kikalas,

of faster

yapeo,

rjp&v ?aaikevs.

r? ?aa nap?

840 D.

An

avyovara.

avrov

Yap?po

title.

124 E

Ill,

y?krjvorrjros. Chal.

T?ktkala,

Beoboaii?

as a

super

801 E T& obi

Chal.

'O yaXT/voYaros

r), serenity,

1.

B,

in the

; regularly

124 C.

Kal yakrjvoT?r<?

kapopa>norarcu

avrov

15

?pio?ooaro

y?krjvos,

els "Avvav

Ex.

Sept.

irev?cpos.

3. Brother-in-law,
16,

as

. ...

*Ov yaji?pbv

ireiroirjKcv.

2. Father-in-law,

12

2,

34, 3, 1.

rjs,

y?krjvrj,

avrov

alibi.

Polyb.

gi(j>las.

SWOrdfish,

607

?vyar?pa.

rrjv ?vyar?pa

LEO. 19,

y?kea, as, r), (galea) galle,

y?kala, y?k?ia.
74. Theoph. Cont. 299, 19, et alibi.
yake&rrjs,

eavrov

rrjv

suckling.

f,

venter,

as a female.

womb.
Sept.

Esai.

9Ev

yaorpl

8, 3.

Xa?clv,

236
yaartyp

r), a kind

pos,

yaarrjp,

of earthen

ycXoiwo^s, es, (yeXo?os) laughable. Iren.

II, 483, 18. 571, 15.

Psell.

eSto? xyrp***

pot,

322.
ov, 6, (yaarrjp,

yaarplbovkos,
Pallad.

Vit.

yaarpiop,

ov, rb,

yavp?Krjs,

6,

(yaarrjp)

yavp?apa,

CLEM.

ALEX.

yavpi?opai
inl

Sept.

yavpi?at.

14

3,

9Eyavpi&pro

Mal.

yeiTovia.
as, rj, quarter,

yeirovia,

Homer.

Leg.

Gehenna,

N\J)

Jer.

SEPT.

ye?o-ov.

83.

20.
or

Euagr.

seciiow

of

&

21.

30.5,

2, 12, p.

LEG.

yeiropla.

o, Hebrew

yei&pas,

Sept.
23.

*1j|, peregrin?is,

yrjopas,

journer,

Ex.
HES.

Esai.

12,19.
Tela>pas,

yelrovas,

povs T& 'laparjk npoarjkvrovs.

Id.

nopovpepovs.

npoarjkvros,

Te&pes,

Eus.

14,1.
ig
*H

aXXov
tovs

yepovs

nepl

gepqs.

1, 7, p. 24,
Kakovpi

rrjp yijv

peroimi,

yeaxf>vkoKes,

so

stranger,

hospes,

n?poims,

yrj&pas,

bia

n?poiKot,

a
[The Byzantines mistook it for Greek word com
their erroneous
pounded of yrj and &pa. Hence
definitions
kaK

tovs nepl

and

rrjp y?r]p bumovovpipovs,

Kai

Kal xXev?feiv

8, 5 9Ey?fiioev
Thom.

avrb

vbop.

Apophth.

Ma

rrjv K?p.rjXov r? OKcvrj

the robber loading the camel with Ms

vbop.

or

325

Kai

Tfj

person wiM fill

Apocr.

ycpioci

^E^?)

ovros

years
=

?oo,

ycfi?o,

Xi?v

o-ou,

9Io?vvrj,

as,

ycveaXoyia,

VlT.

Apophth.

yepi?ov

92.

Johann. Colob. 8 T? ?avKa

THEOPH.

231

Qrj

ravra.

r), (yeveaXoyos)

POLYB.

genealogy.

9, 2,

1.

1 Tim. 1, 4.

Tit. 3,9.
Eus. 1, 7.
2. One's nativity, astrologically considered. Quin.

NT.

61.

1, 10 Tek?p yeveaXoyiKOs,r), ?v, (yeveaXoyos) genealogical.

ine?akopro.

c?kooi

ipavr?

in this way these

EUTHYM.

(?>?pjiaKov y?pei.

cvpov y?fiovra

oavpbv

Ibid. FeptVai

past.

ycfii?o.

y?pcD,to befull.

Ycfiioas

vbop, Another

his vessel with water.

Ibid.

23

Theod.

vAXXos airo

u?<op.
cavrols

?iropevovro

bvo errj,I have been getting water

twenty-two

Proteuangel.

ovv wktI

APOPHTH.

eyepifov.
146

vbop.

river.

rrjv KaXirrjv Kal ?ijrjX?ev yeptVat

eXa?ev

Leimon.

Can.

Rom. Homil.

Clem.

t?v

APOCR.

?voiaorrjpiov.

9Ey?p.ioev

spring

EPIPH.

'

yeaxfrv

S.~\

yek? , to laugh at.

avrbp

11,1

eavro

83.

HOMER.

at

o? ?&X^oi

Mal.

106, 20, 365.

yeiroviapxr?s,ov, 6, (yeirovia, ?px*>) the chief officer of a

rb

?pirowrrjs

Apoc.

tov Xrjorrjv
yejii^ovra

Eupe

water

VlT.

eiiy, ward.

Theoph.

B.

(Macarius's) furniture.
Ycfii?o vbop, or simply yepif?, I fill my vessel with

22.

52,

222,

division^

272, 6. 417,14.

heU. NT.

rov

irvpbs

11,

40

e?boXov

YeX?,

load. NT.

avrov,He found

rb, =

ye?o-os,

to fill,

eV tov

car.

349

irap??vov.

Euangel.

gl(f)eaip.

y?tpva, rjs, r), (D^fl

Matt. 5, 22. 29.

yeirv?a

Job.

ES.

1,11,' 4. Proc.

METHOD.

yeXcoroiroi?s.

yeXX?.
r?v

avrbv

4,

10 Tavplapa be bpaK?pratP
ia?iaOrj. Judith. 10, 8.
z=

yepL?o, ioo,
Job.

Sept.

b?pov

27.

216,

arrogance.

(yavpi?a>)

181.

Poemen.

?v,

yeXorroi?'s,
yeX?

Apophth.

jar.

mvpaiajs.
rb,

yaarplpapyos.

55 D.

Chrys.

aros,

glutton,

bovkos)

yeveOXiov

9,1,

POLYB.

4.

yekk&, rj,hobgoblin, bugbear, yek&. Hes.

NOVELL.
TeXX?, baipa>p, yeveap^tKos, rj, ?v, (ycve?pxrjs)patrimonialis.
21, 2. Edict. 3,1, ? ?.
Sept.
yevcffXuiK?s,rj,?v, (yevc?Xu)s)natal. SlMOC. 321, 15 Tijs
yeXoi?f?, ?aa>, (yeXo?os) to make sport, to jest.
rov
Plut.
Just. Tryph. 67.
Gen. 19,14.
?cov
II> 231 C
iravrjyvpeos
ycvc?XioKrjs
ficy?Xov
*Irjoov, the
a
Sept.
Nativity, Christmas.
yekoiaap?s, ov, 6, (yeXoi?f?) j?sting ; derision.
rjp yvvawces

r? veoyv? naibla

<f>qt?ip?pn??eip.

Jer. 31 (48), 27 Eis yekoiaapJbp??paoi 9lapar?K

yekoiaarrjs, ov, o, (yeXota??>)jester, buffoon. SEPT* Job.
31,5.
y?Xoiov,
351

ov,
r?Xoifl

7raiyvi?ia.

to,

(yeXo?os)
ayan&v

ml

laughter,
naiyplbia.

yekc?s.
S6Qf

LEO
13

GRAM.

Vekota

Kal

ov,

yevt?Xiov,

rb,

(yev??Xios)

also

r?

ycv?ffXm,

birth,

birth

Const. Apost. 8, 33, 2 'H r?v yevc?Xiov

day feast.
The
Ammon. 35 re
coprfj,
festival of theNativity.
vc?Xia r?ooerai
?ycwrj?rf,

Orat.

avrrj

?irl r?v

??vrov

KaXcIrai,

1 titul. Aster.

Kal ?v

ycv?ffXios

217 C.

17 cKaoros

rjpcpa.

Chron.

rjp?pa

AmpHIL.

529, 21

y v?0Xio9237 yevva?o?
of the city of

Ta yepi?kiov rrjs nokem, The dedication

Porph.

Constantinople.
avrov

rov

patov

HOROL.

p??kia,
24

tov

imreke?v.

yeve#Xios

2.)

natal.

364.

7, 31

II,

elmbi

12,

4,

APOST.

CONST.

SC. rjpepa or

nepnrrj

feast

to one's

'ETTireXe?v rrjv rov

18
DlOG.

LaerT.
the

g>v, r?,

yeveia,

10,

death.

avrov

paprvplov

18.

(See

of yeveiov,

plural

yev??kiov

beard.

to,

35

kevKrjKe.

t&v Te?vrjmr?av

*0 ovv

eVl t&v

PHRYN.

Afr.

HES.

paprvpc?P.

6,

21.

SuiD.
pvrjprj.

Ta

Tryph.

also

VOL. VII.

(See

NT. Matt.

49

Yevealatp

O?
also

tov

31

346, 11.
XoyioT^v

In

grammar,

the

Theoph.

Cedr.
tc5v

lesson

taken.

188. 559,

se.

14

H,

Xoyo??rrjs.

The

243, 24.

Suid.

<?>?pov,

se.

r) yeviKr),

in Bekker.

?, genius,

ov

kqXov

yeviKov

636,

the

irr?ois,
3.

Theoph.

genitive.

also

(See

kttjti

rekovpiprjs.
rex?evros

Inscr.

baifiov.

6810.

Dion

Cass.

492, 40, et alibi.

rj, birth.

y?vva,

Soz.

The Nativity
ov,

y?vva,
!

yewa

yevvatos,

r?,

ov,

a,

The

1, 1, p. 8,

of Christ.
used

(commonly

Yewaior?rovs

Porph.

1.)

SERIES.

14, 6. Marc.

r)pipas

imoboir&aa

also

'O yeviK?s,

(a)

....

Christmas.

yev?oXiov

NEW

9A?rjpalois.

it means

Xoyo?crrjs.

Thrax

Dion.

y?vios,

?Kvpoko

2.)

rj 6Y iviavrov

Yev?aia,

rere

t&p pampla>p

?vovai.

the Pentateuch.

of

kos, irarpiKos.)

rrjs yepe?klov

yepeaia

?oprr) nep?ipos

birthday feast.

JUST.

See

60

r)pepa

?covtcuv yepeaia
inl

Ammon.

iv y emaros

bp?&s rl?erai

Can.

Yep?aia,

2, yev??kios

2. Birth,

ovk

the

yeveaia,

4, 26.

Kal ip rrj rjjiepa rfj yfj

b? r? veKvaia,
yepe?kiop

X?ycov

Tev?a-ia

Cod.

fjp?pas.

Her.

b? inl

Yev?aia

ye?.

death.

one's

of

anniversary

Commonly

(yev?aios)

the Ritual,

Cont.

(c)

ov,

*yeveaiov,

the first book

(b) T? yeviKov, The public

treasury.
Cont. 260,15.
Cedr. II, 204, 8.

Ant.

11, 5, 3. I
r?

Kara

ore jiiv r?Kc

oiv.

2.)

Joseph.

4,

titul.

9Apr?pios

rjpepav yev??kiov.

to

also

Xivo,

vrjoavro

Yeivop?vo

Substantively.

oph.

Polyc.

Martyr.

In

Ycvikos

on the twenty-fifth of
tivity, which is to be celebrated
the ninth month (?nekka?os,December).
I
2. Pertaining

nativity,

Homil.

o? A?oa

?ooa

Heiocrai

ycviK?s, i), ?v, general, public.

the Na

of

or

hour
Rom.

out of the book of Genesis.

yeve?kla).

fjns vp?v inirekela?ca

prjv?s, The

ivv?rov

?apelai

Gen.

5.

JO

eoprrj.

avrov

naibbs

Trjv yev??kiov,

5,13
rov

rov

'Ev rfj

b? eireira

"Ev?a

4. Genesis,
Sept.

r) yev??kios,

natal
Clem.

firjrrjp.)

eoprrj. MENAND.

fjp&v yev??kios

Gen.

Sept.

1,1.

one's

considered.

re

KX???s

Ill,

(See also yev??kiov 1.)

Substantively,

196

7,

'H yeve?kios
THEOD.

record.

14, 5, et alibi. Hippol.

131, 40. 243, 56.
Basil. II, 601 A. Epiph. I, 12 C.
(Compare Od.

31

511,

regeneration.

NT. Matt.

horoscope,

Just.
as Ti}s

same

the

rjfi?v,

genealogical

25,12.

creation.

origin,

12.

rov

Trjp

ALEX.
354 A

9lrjaov Xptarov.

rjp&v

rrjpos

SEPH. Ant.

10,1.
3. Fate,

b, Tepe?klov

3902,
Jud.

CLEM.

ChRYS.

'H rov aoarrjpos

727

Bell.

rjpepap.

?no??ayaiv.

rjpepa rov

InSCR.

JOSEPH.

yepe?kiop

Tepe?kiop

1,

our

1, 15,

<f>av?vra 9Irjoovv.

birth,

rjp?v, Of

Genealogy,

7 Trjv

4,

IREN.

beget.

ir?Xiv yev?oeos

astrologically

r?pepas Kalaapos.
?bek(f>ov

yeveaiop

op, (y?ypopai)

yepe?kios,

(See

51

rbv ?irl yrjs

iraXiyyevcoias
2.

to

(yeveoiovpyos)

Trjs

12,

iraibiov.

r), generation,

85

Tryph.
I

npobpopov

Laod.

also

eos,

y?vcois,

2.)

of one's death.

anniversary
yeve?Xiov

yeveaiov

rjoo,

9Eycveoiovpyrjoav

Jun.

npoiprjrov

also

(See

rov

rjfi?pav

Ant.

JOSEPH.

yev??Xios.

ycveoiovpy?o,

Ta ye

parapripovnokem.

ipb?gov

nplov

'ico?vvov.

Maprvpwv

beanolprjs
11

Mai.

yev?oiov

ravrrjs.

vnepaylas

Maplas.

rrjs

iymlvia

yepe?kiop

Kal ?anriarov

2. The

rrjs

yev??kiov

T^ evbeKarrj

rrjs nokem

yev??kiov

Kal ?emap??pov

r?

rjroi

T?

To

Sept.

rjp&v ?eoroKov

776

284.

Cer.
to

reke?rai

ov, =

yev?oios,

in

only
written

Porph.

13

Trjv Xpiorov

Theod.
the

yevvav,

IV, 109 C.
r? Xpiorov

expression

Xpiorovyewa

in

one

word),

Cer. 369, 9.

brave,

valorous,

?vbpelos*

717

Chron.

orpan?ras.

superlative

yewaioraros

Cer. 419,19.

is used

also

as

title.

238
y\v<?>r]

<yevvaioTr)<z

*H vfier?pa

419
=

yew?o

as a title.

rjros, r), valorousness,

ycwai?rrjs,

t?kto.
aros,

yevvrjpa,
duction,

to,

yevvrjTos,

13.

41,

5.

421,

the

Lev.

Sept.

crops.

being yewrjr?s, applied to the Son.

to

or

?yevvrjTov

yevos,

eos,

to,

DlD.

r) ?ycvvrjoia.
order.

class,

ker.

39.

23,

the

ycvvrjr?v,

It is opposed to
332

ALEX.

MALCH.

y?vrj,The sacerdotal orders.

2. Gender, in Grammar.

ycpbi?s,

for

Ta

12

245,

iep?

(See also e?vos.)

in Bek
Dion. Thrax

KrjXoveiov,
ov, 6, weaver,

vqb?vrrjs.

Leo.

ktjX?viov.

lifting,

rb ycp?viov.

61.

19,

of

rjs, ^feminine

Hes.

Psell.

one

Kop?o)

a hospital for

superintendent of
vell.

Vit.

yep?to's.

ov, ?, (y?pov,

yepovroK?fios,

308

yep

357

Sab.

who

tends

B.

No

aged persons.

senator.

(yepovoi??o)

13.

Anton.
to

Ammun.

eat

respect

given

POLYB.

to

7, 9,

and

bishops

Euagr.

father.

Scitens.

lyb.

rjoo,

3, 64,

p. 24.

1,11,

Apophth.
9.

Ammon.

?pov.

y?<j>vpa.

(yeqbvpoiroi?s)

Porph.

Adm.

to make

y?opes,

eyvco ri

knew

what

Gen.

rjveage

amazed.

evbvpa

the sacerdotal
came

eneaap.

NT.

2 Par.

as,

ykvmala,
et

20.

138,

Po

iroi?o)

bridge-maker.

Plut.

yXvKao-fia,

sweet

ou, to, field.

Sept.

Gen.

26,14.

old men.

To

be

eyeWo.

5, 161.

Diosc

APOCR.

ykvKvrrjs.

cake,

pastry,

1 Esdr.

ov,

(ykvm?a))

nippa.

51

$ayeTe

HeS.

ykvmapara.

vbapis.

iyKpls,
9,

Lex.

'EyKpi's,

sweetness.

yXv

622.

SCHED.

Sept.

Cant.

5,

Joel. 3, 18.
6,

oivovrra.

HeS.

TXvKivvas,

?i?

yXvKeos

o?vov nkamvs.
yXvKKa, rj, sweetness,

ykvKvrrjs,

Hes.

ykvKvrrjs.

as,

r), (ykvKvs,

Greek,

kayos)

sweet

or

flattering

speech.

295,12.
rjros,

as a

suavity,

to the

title.

156

'K or)

Sept. Esai. 44, 17 T?

els ?ebp ykvnrop.

ykvnrop, image, idol.

avr&p mraKavaere

Theoph.

Eudoxia.

empress

b? XoiTT?v inolrjaep

ykvobrj,

[Modern

as.j

ykvKokoyla,

ykvKvrrjs,

to
yrjp?o, (yap?o, cyrjpa) marry. THEOPH. 130 yrjjmrai.
= yci?pas. JuST. Tryph. 122.
yrj?pas

Kal

(eyevero).
distracted,

9Eg eavrrjs

Sept.

yXv7rr?s, i), ?v, (ykv(j>a>)carved.

yetwpas.

yrjpoKopeiov,ou, rb, (yrjpoK?pos) hospital for

106. Theoph.
387.
Leg. Homer.

(yXvKa{a>)

ekalov
6,

r)pe pas
2, 16

2.

beverage.
Kal nlere

ig

Theoph.
SCYMN. 112.

to,

aros,

a Hebraism.

Deut.

passim

sweetness,

Matt.

Martyr.

rj yXvKa,

ov, 6, (y?q>vpa,

rj, (ykvmlp

robe.

reaaap?mvra

become
9,

23
one

iepariK?v, No

Ki?arov.

To

yepia?ai,

Sept.

in Hellad.

to pass,

per?

'Ey?vero
rrjs

eVei??v

to

of

rrjv ?vplba

eavrov

'E?

Pe

yi'fep.

rb

9Eyevr)?rj, It
8,

Arrian.

Act. Philipp,

become

or

Nue

16.

Porph.

bridge.

20.

116,

yi'feip,

iyevero

had

Sept.

ykvmap?s,

1.

ycoypa<j>ia,as, rj, (ycoyp?<j>os)geography.

see

Eryth.

Kaajm

I, 65 F.

yewpyiov,

ripl.

12

ylvopai, to become. Apocr.

2.

fier

ov, t?, bridge,

yeqyvpoiroi?s,

Mar.

yXvKivvas,

yeqbvpoiroi?o,

264,

Eunap.

rb peya.
11.

yl(ip. Galen. XIII, 887 C.

a
1,12.
y??ip, kind of cassia. Diosc.

Also,

Cer. 559.
yc<f>vpiov,

ovopa,

Theoph.

9.

483,

see yl?ip.

yi'fep,

Xin-aa/iara

Soz.

aXXorpios.

Kai yiyavna?ov

is, gigantic.

Can. 127, et alibi. Apophth.

a meal.

re?om

24

Arsen.

of

rendered

Cod. Afr.

1221 C.

ycvojiai,

be

title

Yrj&pas,

gigantic.

es, gigantic.

yiyapr&brjs,

Act.
6, a

; to

....

458, 21.

Theoph.

(ytyas)

riyavn?

iyevrj?rj

1 and 4.

monks

308

LEG.

yrjpoKope?ov.

Cont.

PSELL.

ov,

(yrjpoTp?(j>os)

Theoph.

yXevKivos,ov, (yXevKos) of new wine.

o,

ov,

ycpovoiaorrjs,

y?pc?v,

SuiD.

the old,

13.

131,

ovTos,

a,

yiyavna?os,

yi?eip,

to,

yei&pas.

'Ey?vero,

?ios.
y?pbiooa,

Ov?els

ov, rb, crane

SuiD.

107.

yi?l =

A.

634,15.

ycp?viov,

ov,

Homer.

yiyavroyevrjs,
t?

Substantively,

begotten.

pro

et alibi.

1, 71,1,

yrjpoTpoq\>e?ov,

|yrj&pas

r? yevvrjpara,

commonly

(yew?a>)

Polyb.

rj, ?v,

Cer.

ycwai?rrjs.
Mal.

produce,

25, 22.

Porph.

Substantively,

rb

Ex. 34, 13 Ta yXv7ir? t&p ?e&v

ip nvpl.

rjs, r), (ykvqba>) a carving,

carved

work,

engraving.

239
ykwaaa

SEPT.

Ex.

25,

6. 7 Ai?ovs

28,

21

rXu^ai

fiiba.
?vpav

ovv NetKaSiots

ir?orj

yXvqbfj

DlOD.

els rrjv yXvqbrjv

o(j>payibov.

Kat

4558

. . . . eVc r?v

Kar

Ibiov

evoe?ciav

Kai

For

language.

the

nal tongues, see Clem. Rom. Homil.

seventy-two

original

e?rjKCV.

Kal pr)
the

language;

distinction

to

the

ov,

yXooooKopov,

popular

6 D.

I,

and

language,

in

scholars.

Theoph.

of

contra

(yX?ooa,
8.

10.

Peripl. Mar. Erythr.

ov,

Theoph.

6,

chest,

Koji?o)
NT.

Joan.

box.

coffer,
29.

13,

Apocr.

Arrian.

Lev.

(yX?ooa,

to cut

17

287,

6, a fuller,

42

ARETH.
yvopoqyo?pos,

yXoooorop?o.

out,

off

IloXXo?s

the tongue

of

?qbovevocv

Kal

JUST.

rj, a

Kva<j>evs.
title

talkative.

SEPT.
to

applied

3.

Cohort.

17.

18,

Reg.

kings.

Sept.

Martyr.

ov, (yv?prj,

object.

ev?pKooe

ravra

qb?eipo)

1.

Prooem.

Iren.
yp&aem,

known

; with

the

Const.

(536),

yvopioai

rrjv

accusative

1208 D

ifi?v

??ovoiav,

re

Kat

'Ef^o-e
for

rfj vfi?v

ov, ?, wizard,

2,. 37, 4.

Iren.

rvwpioTiK?s

774:,

yv?orrjs.

3, 36,

4 Reg.

?7TO ovvrj?cias

23,

24.

Plut.

Kal (fiiXias tov

koXov

ovri

T&

Zonar.

1 Trjs

11,

1,

Gnostic

24

774,

CH

Eus.

yvcaariK&v.

443 rvaxrnKos, ? rfj

Lex.

94,

yeyivrjvrai
b? ravra

ineKakeaav
yiv&aKeiv.

rvtooTiKovs

?avrovs

yvt?OTws,
33,

9Hv

27

ariKovs
Ovroi

(?>?aK0VT s p?

b? ib?m

?avpaalav

o? 7r?vres
tov

yv&aiv

mranenoKores.

p?voi

boyparos

Naaaarjvol.Mera

a7roKaXovo"i r^v

(Compare

O? ap(?>lrrjvyv&aiv key?pevoi.)

sensible,

adv.

of

yvcooT?s,

'Epqb?viaov
=

sound-minded,

vaa>,
? kabs

Anast.

qbp?vipos.

yoyyvfwv

ivavrlov

398,

to,

turnip,

Ex.

ae.

8.

Sept.

evavri

pov

iva tb

Kvplov.

Num.
14,

. . . .
rjv iyoyyvaav

'Ey?yyva-avin ipot. NT. Matt.

yoyyvXiov,

12, 1, 8 and 9.

yvaar&s,

grumble.
novrjp?

Sept.

distinctly.

SynCELL.

to murmur,

yoyyvCovaiv

for

clearly,

poi aeavrbv

myyi?piov.

vp&p. 14, 29
yoyyvkip,

148,

Gnostics.

rov

435 C.

13

yoyyi?piov

Yv

?ya?ov

the

iepe?s Kal npoar?rai

eavrovs

the

aipiaem,

Tv?ootikoi,

o? iniKkrj?ivres

voi r? ?aorj

Kal

O?

O? ovv

35

YvaariKrjs

keyopivrjs

Ibid.

heresy.

np&roi

avrol
Sept.

Clem. Alex.
26

and

understanding

assumed as a designation by most of the

philosophizing Christian sects of the second century.

yoyyvf?),

Polyb.

having

yvco

wizard,

21, 6.

rekelm.

noiea?els

2. Prudent,

the

of

Hence,

4 Reg.

It was

Pal

mind-corrupting.

yvcapioriKos,rj, ?v, (yvopi^o) capable of knowing.

II,

1, 1. 36.

r??s yfrevbcovvpov

28, 3.

(yp&arrjs)

rj yponariKrj.

Caesar.

2. To know, yiyv?oKo.
6, et alibi.

79 D

spiritual

1 Tim. 6, 20.

knower.

1 Reg.

EPIPH. I, 1035 A

??ovoiq.

yvopiorrjs,

of
Epist.

Iren.

NT.

?varponrjs

(yip&aKw)

6p,

i),

reke?ov

*H or) yvrjoi?rrjs.

to make

mote

Kai

6,

HlPPOL.

lad. Vit. Chrys. 33 E.

yvopiCo,

Rom.

Gnostics.

so called.

Sept.

?krj?ela
cut

22.

22,

yXooo?rprjros.

rjros,

yvrjoi?rrjs,

and

good

Iren. Frag. 37, p. 847.

the

4, 7, p. 148, 26.

7.

the tongue

with

yXooo?brjs, es, (yX?ooa) loquacious,

Ps. 139, 12. Sir. 9, 18.
eos,

yvaypiariKov

knowing

knowledge

Clem.

knowledge, enlightened.

?irb rrjs qb?pvyyos.

?yXooooroprjoev
yXoooor?prjTos

19,10,

r?pvo)

Theoph.

person.

ov,

yp&arrjs,

pioris.

et Martyr.

Act.

kottto)

Basilic.

(yXooooropJ?o)

rjoo,

yXoooorop?o,

wisdom,

of

'EXeyxov

yvcuOTiK?s,

(yX?ooa,

Sept.

tongueless.

of

17.

yv&ais

things falsely

30.

coffin.

537,19.

yXooo?rprjros,

power

To

14

Id. 1, 3,1.
Clem. Alex.
1, 6,1.
433, 36. Hip
POL. 149. Epiph. I, 1035 A.
*H yjrevb&pvpos
yp&ais, Deep knowledge of spiritual

nlans

rjoo,

ov,

The

1. 6. 9.

Ephes.

titul.

24. 26.

yXu)o-o-oK07r??>,

2,

applied to the pretensions of Gnosticism.

24,

yXooooKOfios,

Apol.

r), deeper

Barn.

things.

The

For the

common

The

Ka?ap?,

language

to,

2 Par.

Sept.

yvaqbevs,

18, 4.

JuST.

alaxpov,

em,

yv&ais,

origi

96, 14.

Cont.

seventy

see Epiph.

tongues,

CH Koivr) yX?ooa
impure

ml

Ignat.

rjs, r), tongue,

yX?ooa,

oiKeiov.

evil.

1, 47, p. 56, 15. Id. 5, 44 rXuo>a?sqbiXor?xvois

biciXrjpp?vos.

Matt.

mkov

T^v

fieyaXrj Ne?K?/ Kai Xeovrapiois

rov

Kal

els rrjv ?iro

InSCR.

yoyyvXcv

yoyyvkrj.

11,1
27

*A
nepl

20, 11.

GeOPON.

240

yoyyvai?
rj,=

e?s,

y?yyvo-is,

Num.

Sept.

yoyyvofi?s.

yoyyvop?s, o?, ?, (yoyyufto) a murmuring,

Ex.

Sept.

yopvKkia?a,

grumbling.

Martyr.

?, murmurer,

grumbler.

r?,

guts,

word.

Macedonian

Hes.

ou,

yop?piov,

to,

load,

various reading.
t?,

yop?p,
ure.
t?v

Hebrew

Ex.

rpi?v

16.

16,
1

rjv.

fi?rpov

Amos.

oe

T?

yovarl?o, ioo, (y?vu) tofall?n

ov, o, (y?vv,

yovar?beopos,
Yovar?beofios,

in the back teeth.

?v,

yovoiroi?s,

beofi?s)

309,11.
GLOSS.

yovuKX?piov.

araaip

ancestral,

(yovr),

630

Theoph.

paternal.

Cohort.

rjoo, to be yovoppvrjs.

Lev.

SEPT.

aros,

8, 9, 2

Apost.

ad Orthod.

Respons.
rrjs

PeTR.

"Oo-ot

ircvrrjKoorrjs

ALEX.

Sept.

kneel.

?rtorrol KX?voficv

o?

we

y?w,

21,

p.

278,

36

Eio-t

o?

e?^opevoi.

?v ? ovbc y ovara

kX'ivciv

5. Act.

at

Apocr.

prayers.

Barn. 9.
avrols

Euagr.

ovxvai

armor for

12,

Kai ?bi?

the knee,

16.

jrpoocvxopcvov.

Evpofiev
|

. . . . t?v

yovv?pia,

aw, r?,

Theoph.

yovvlov,

ovopa.

also

(See

274

p.

*O?os

Adm.

aropa,

155.

bvo

Yor?oi

qbopovpres

Kal yovvav
HES.

(Compare

(yovva)

Cont.

to

nap9

r?s

634

ad Lycophr.
onep

yovvas

Kavv?Kai,

Lex.
rj

arp?para

gown.)
Chron.

shops.

ig
b? rb

Sio-vpa

mkovaiv.

the English

fur-seUers9

Porph.

garment.

623.

744, 20.

420,16.

rjp?v keyopevov

SuiD.

yovvblov.

(meaning

yowKXivrj

ov, rb, =

1, 2.

MAURIC.

yovva.

yp?a, as, r), (Sanscrit ?) a kind of sea-serpent.

?atfovs
pe?op

he Ucrpov

O?

130.

SCHED.

Peripl.

in&v?

cEXXa?a rovro

eis rrjv
rb

ttjp

fia?e?
nves

uncertain).

1,

with bent knees. Clem. Rom.

yovuKXiv^s,?s, (y?vu, kXIvo)
3,

avrov

ErOTIAN.

ini?okaia ?repop?kkrj. Also,

?v avrrj,

as

11

381,

ivTplxov,

rjfi?pav

yowKX?piov, ov, rb, (genicularis)

Homil.

oi

Yiras,

cavern, den,

'Ev opvypan

fur-lined

?k bepjLaros

Koiroi kX?ocis.

yovarobeofios.

yk&rrrjs

PORPH.

r),fur.

?vriaTp6(j)ov.

b? xaPfl0ar^pr?s

b? yov?rov

MaURIC

19.

10,

oi p?p n?kai

arjjjialvei

gullet.

et

KvpiaKrjv

kneeling,

et Thecl.

ovs

Catech.

Kal Yov?ap

kaKKov

of

Quaest.
'Att? to? ir?oxa

kX?vouotiv

Cer.

yovvbas,

yov?rov,

Act. Paul,

o?ep

Tzetz.

irapeiXrj(?)aficv.
KXiois

Marc.

npo?arov.

as,

yovva,

Const.
All

Just.

115, p. 489 E
y?vu

15

Can.

bi? rbv ?vaor?vra

ayopev

To

y?w,

let us bow the knee.

thefaithful,
cos

KXivetv

knee.

Hier.

834

2. Gunna,gonna,a

rb,

him.

before

Yopv

yovk?prjs,o, (yovXa) g U10 SU S, glutton. BASILIC 19,10,4.

4.

22,

4.

15,

17,14
29

27,

or JOJ> P^

iJ,

9Anb b? rrjs Svpas

yovkav

yovoppvrjs, ?s, (yovr), p?o) subject to gonorrhoea.

Lev.

NT. Matt.

avrov.

2kv?&p,

III.

noiovpepos,

r), gula,

yovXa,

"Xbop yovo7roi?v.
yovo?ypv?o,

down.

yv7n;.)
Just.

generative.

iroi?o)

rrjv

Kakovaiv.

pera(j> p6pevov

oikov.

eis

kneel

to him.

down

Cyrill.

THEOD.

pa?ov.

avrov

rbv yoviKov

Eis

one9s knees. Mal.

on the knee,

32, 25, 7.

yov?as, ?, o, Chaldee
k?KKOs.

Pentecost.

rrjs yowKktalas

to
fall

Yownerrjaas

2, 5

b? pvp Yot?ovs

Ill,

at prayers

of

day

avrov, Kneeling

6, Goth.

PhilostORG.

y?pop.

ob?vrov.

17

10,
ov,

Yot?os,

genuale.

r), ?v, (yovevs)

yovtK?s,

b?Karov

Basil.

nevrrjKoarrjs.~\

avrop, Kneeling

1, 40.

a meas
rb

yop?p

20

16,

Reg.

6 Yofiqbiaopbv

4,

the

9Amkov?la

?ylas

genuflexion.

A.

[Kneeling

on

only

367

Trer^o-avres epnpoa?ev

o m er,

*)Q^,
36

yofiqbiaofi?s, ov, ?, (yopqbi??o) pain

Sept.

as

(24),

490

I, 1105 A.

15, 29, 9.

row7reT?>v

Cer. 476, 8.

Porph.

indeclinable,
SEPT.

13

kneeling,

Just.

r)aa>, (yopvnerrjs)

Polyb.

Leimon.

y?fios.

Kk?ais)

6.

place
p.

yowfrereo),

yofi?piv for yop?piov. LeiMON. 13 (24).

y?vu,

takes

KVpiaKrjv rrjs

Maxebovcs.

evrcpa.

Y?ba,

(y?w,

Epiph.

EUKH?L.
entrails.

r),

Ignat.

now

Apost.

Const.

7,7.
y??a,

as,

56 D.

7.

16,

ou,

yoyyucros,

27.

14,

lov

ypaSnXi

ypabrjkip

Mar.

iarip

38

Erythr.

t&v y?p

ai key?pepai

for ypabrjkiov.

O? npoanavr&pres

Kal nepl

iir?vc?

Arrian.
oobets ?k tov

rrjv YLepa?ba

r?nop

arj

yp?ai.
PORPH.

ypabfjkiov, ov, rb, (gradilis)

Cer. 63, 9.

Cer.

232,

21.

step, stair,?aopis. Porph.

241

yp?Bo?

eos,

yp?boois,

sidered.
YpaiK?a,

r), (ypobos)

Theoph.

as,r),

were

tory

Eus.

Nie.

752 A.

II,

in Greek,

t&p

Const.

?XXrjviori.

called

originally

vnoKelpepop

25.

Byzant.

890, 14.

YpaiK?s/EXXrjv. Eust.

(See

oor?rois

Kal ovvrj?rj

irp?xcipa
?Kovov.

XaoriK?s

Xov?rjoe
v?o?ai

rrjv Yopa?Krjv

rjpcr?pav

t?v

ern Romans.

the law.
raxvs

o,

viroor?ocis

rpels

top

; teacher

32, 6,5.
Yapa?KOvs

Evyepios

of Latin.

o, =

em,

Adm.

Const.

HI,

teacher,
?

elaayaryevs

Sept.

Deut.

Xcyeiv.

epistle.

scholar,

44,

one

man,

7, 6 "Eobpas
Ps.

perf.

1240.

be a

ypapparevs.

pass.

in

the

pjov KaXa

I, 319 A

'us ?X?yxci

r? yp?fip,ara

Plut.

I,

2.

Inscr.

1239.

tabularius.

Ypapparoqbvkag,
uncertain.

rj, ov, painted.

brothers

Ypanrrj

ypafifiari?bo,

Theodorus

illiterate.

rrjs fier EvkXc?

and

Oct.

Horol.
Cont.

Theoph.
ypaqbe?ov,

the letters of the alphabet,

ypapparucr), rjs, r), (ypappariKOs)
Polyb.
10, 47, 7 "Aireipovp?v
simply the alphabet.
ypafipariKrjs,

4247.

INSCR.

Jud. 7, 3, 4.

xaPT0(t)v^ag

ov, 6, meaning

Theoph.

15.

454,

?NSCR.

eh&v, picture.

the

because

Theophanes,

11.

Dec.

27.

also

(See

105 seq.)

ov, rb, scripture,

ypaf?.

Clem.

Rom.

1,

Epist

28.

1
ypa<t>rj, rjs, r), commonly

Kal ?ovvrj?rj

Bell.

emperor Theophilus, the last of the iconoclasts, caused

twelve iambic trimeters to be branded on their fore

b9 ?yxivovv,

19.

Just. Apol. 1,19.

O? ypanrol, The branded ones, an epithet given to

otic.

raXXa

xaPT0(t>^?

124.

ycypap,fianofi?vos,

1573

archives,

(ypapparo(f>vkag)
ypapparoqbvkaKiop,

ypapjiaroqbvkaKe?op.

archivist,

ypappiarrjs,

57.
INSCR.

C.

?i?kia

qbepa>) letter-carrier,

rb,

kept,

Gloss.

heads.
part.

ov,

Joseph.

documents,

ypapparevs

*H yXcoo?ra

368

ypapparoqbvkag,ams, o, (yp?ppa, (?>vkag)keeper of public

Did.

learned

....

METHOD.

1, 79, 9, et alibi.

1, 13, p. 37,

23.

4957,
332 B.

o?vypaqbov.

(yp?ppa),

Eus.

letter-carrier,

mpl?a)

ypapparoKv(j>a>p.

are

ypapparoqbvkaKiop

ypapp?rov.
learned

records

ypanros,
3833.

(yp?pjia,

ov, 6, (yp?ppa,

Ibid.

217.

6,

1, 13, p. 38, 18.

Eus.

qb?pos. Polyb.

rrjv

letter. The

Inscr.

ov,

?ypapparoqbopos,

?ore

of contempt.

in Agathon's

lettered, learned. Hippol.

PLUT.

man

Ya>pa'?Kos, A Latin

6,

II, 93, applied to the East

2 Esdr.

Sept.

fios ypafifiar?os

2. To

opbpan

teacher

YpappariKos

ypapparoobvkaKe?op,

*Hko

64 C

Epist.

as a term

136,

?v v?po Movo-r).

*ypapfiar??o

tis

ypapparoKvipos,

Kiop.

irpbs

T?v HavXov

eos,

ypafip.arevs,

k?yovs,

courier.

o? YpaiKoi,

bvvao?ai

letter,

rb,

924 A

'Ype?s

(?>ovrjv Kal pr)

677 A,

Ill,

aros,

Alex.

185,

avro?s

nap

learned

scholar,

YpappariKos

ypapparoKopiarrjs,

Kal oxo

?eoipiX?oiv

(jyp?oiv

Porph.

oph. 705.
yp?pfia,

5, 25

where

t?

Proc.

Ibid.

Const.

313.

7,

Sept. Esai. 33, 18. Polyb.

ypapparoeiaayaryevs,

oKvrjp?s

rois ?avav

YpaiK?s

35

2,

?v Y?prj

?irioKoirois

YpaiKov

190, 20.

Prisc.

ov?fiara

Alex.

Cyrill.
bvriKols

b? rois

?pxals

br) r? Pofiaiov

ATHEN.

Larensius.

says

ravra

irp?rov

Kai rais

birjye [? KiKepoov],

Kal iraprjpeXelro,

re

rov

Kat

863

I,

cvXa?os

irpoorjei

II.

1,15.

PLUT.

Xp?vov

1017

PaiK?s.)

In later writers, from Polybius downward, it is the

as applied to
representative of the Latin Graecus,
Polyb.
the historical Greeks.
35, 6, 2 (in Cato's
mouth).

ad

r) ypappariKr)

ov, o, literator,

naibevaip
?

YpaiK?s,

VENET.

?noblbcaai.

Xoyov

of languages.
S OCR.

Aristotel.

10. 11 (Parian).

2374,

Steph.

his

"EXX^ves of

YpaiKoi.

Inscr.

1, p.

*EXXrjv.Kes.

The

avp?eaem

avkka?&p

ypappariKos,

r a e c u s, Greek.

Chron.

also

'EXXas.

1, 14, 15.

Meteor.

collectively

SCHOL.

783. Cramer. Vol. 4, p. 318,25.

p. 182. Bekker.
2. The art of writing.
Diod. 3, 4 Ov y?p ?k rrjs

Hes.

ov, o, G

*YpaiKos,

brjp ?Vto ypappariKrjs.

con

139, 21.

Cont.

graece,

1041 A.

Ill,

stairs,

steps,

Graecia,

adv.

ypaiKiori,

3902. 3902, i.

Inscr.

yp?bos,ov, ?, gradus.

rWr?

ai ypaqyal,

NT. Matt.

the Old Testament.

2.

Text,

Act.

1, 16

k?s

ypa<j)?s

verse

or

passage

Trjv ypaqbrjv ravrrjv.

r?Xeov

the

that

Scriptures,

is,

21, 42, et alibi.

of
JUST.

NT.

Scripture.
Tryph.

7repie?Xov ?V? r&v igrjyrjaeatp.

71

IIoX

242
yvpoa)

ypafaic?c
to writing.

ypaqyiK?s, r), op, (ypa<f>rj)relating

34,

11

3,

To

b? Tpls

eivai

ypaqbiKop

a mistake

?p?prrjpa,

2. Of scripture,
Mari. Cassobol. 3
Quaest. et Respons.
avr?

in

ad Orthod. 33, p. 454 A.

Ex.

to be awake,

yp?poos, ov, 6, a blow with

Porph.

Cer.

thefist,

2.

avr&

ypop?op

yp?a<?)os,

o,

ad LyCOPHR.

as

one

who

981.

ypoaqbop?obos.

yvpv

ov, to,
eo>s,

ais,

PLUT.

48

I,

aiaxpbp

^X

yrjs,

oirrjXaia

Kal yvir?pia

Porph.

6, 21,

Porph.

t&p

'H b? yvppo?ais

with

23.

Euthym.

weakness.

ov, 6, female
ov,

497.

274

560.

o,

the womav?s

narpbs

Cer. 31.

Codin.

Kal

avral

yvvaiK<?v?ns.)

Apost.

brother,
to

the

15, 7.

yvpevo.
b? ras

Yvpevovoa

seek, wish.
KaKov

Tt

loa,

rbv

eis

79.

olov

The

Nicod. Euangel.

II, 7

Kal ?yvpevoas

9lrjoovv

rrjv

et alibi.

103,

to surround,

(yvpos)

'Ek bp?pov

ir?Xeis.

1, 101.

PtOCH.

io?rjv,

29

LeimON.

Apocr.

evp?v

avrov.

wander

about,

encircle.

Cedr.

of

adv.

yvpocibrjs,

round.

DiOSC.

around,

yvpo?ev.

b? Kal oayirras

yvpo?ev.

circularly,

or

yvp??ev

Cer.

208,

211,

10

22

30,
in

aiamrjp

78

round,

n^yv?ouo'i
avrb

'A7rXo?vres

?or?vra

ire?iKas

r?pov ovpavov,The
Phryn.
11,5.

avrov.

yvpo?ev

irapar?^cis
kvkXos.

rim,

ring,

PhOC.

avrrjs.

yvpo?ev

LTup? 7rXe?ara av?nreiv

ov, 6, circle,

yvpos,

adv.

(yvpos),

Adm.

254,

15

22,

14

yvpo?ev.
Sept.

circuit of heaven.

Job.

Polyb.

to plant a tree in. Theophrast.

3, 4, 1 and 2. 3, 6, 2.
2. Hole,

16,

5.

church.

(Compare Philon.
2, 57, 4 Ai yvva?Kes

Ka?e?ea?a>aap

BABR.

pefi?ofiai.

be

o?

yov?as.)

to go

around,

rum;,

....

Yviras

(Compare

13

264,

PORPH.

561 -bekob?s.

Polyb.

134.

r? avr?.

Kapirrrjpas

yvpo?ev

ovb?p

reference

apartment

yovia.

OPH.

yvpocib?s,

avr&p.

nap?epap

Chron.

women,

Hes.

kvittj.

Id.

o?ovs aXqbirevoi

yvpifa,

nakedness.

ov, o, a wife9S

considered

Sacred

(See also irap??vos.)

cranny,

place,

to turn

(yvpos)

oc r?s
Xpr)

476, 25 seq. Const.

also

rov

Cer. 665, 12 -bekob?s. Curop.

Kex?piapipm
See

T^v

yu

(Compare

II, 164, 9 yvpio?rjvai.

naked,

yvppmaip

114.

HI,

?aX?prj,

pcp?evo,

(23)

V*

Vit.

yvpaiKiap?s,
yvpaiKirrjs,

22

abek(?)?s,

husband.

n,

evoa,

?iroXeiav

i(f>rj?ovs.

being

ov, or yvpaimbekayos,

yvpaimbekobos,
yvvaiK?s

the

5, 5, 2.

2, 204.

CHRON.

?akavehv.

bath,

9,

tovs

Po

in the Jewish

'lepat yvvaiKcs,

hollow

KoiXopa

about,

9.

Porph.

INSCR.

yvppaai?px^js.

r), (yv/xvow)

Gen.

Sept.

be

rov iviavrbv

'Eyvpvaai?pXTjae
yvpv?aiov,

to

rja

615,11.

ov, rb, see yuVr?.

yvpevo,

the

bears

Polyb.

yvXSs, ?, a title of nobility among the Turks.

Adm. 174, 20.
yvppaaiapxia),

Cont.
womanish.

apartment

Jud.

Proc.

rjs, rj, hole,

yvirrj,

1, 33, 9, et alibi.
Polyb.
1, 40, 12, et

<j)ipa>)

(yp6a(j>os,

same

Bell.

rj, woman.

2. To
ov,

Kal

yvvalKcs

37,2,1.

Joseph.

yvir?piov,

alibi.

the

Theoph.

ibos, r), the woman9s

that is, nuns.

ypoa(j>op?xos, ov, 6, (yp?a(j>os, p?xopai) one who fights

with the yp?a(?>os. Plural o? ypoaobop?xoi, the Roman

ypoaoboqb?pos,

children,

woman-like,

Au)

12

2, 8,

rrjv irapprjo?av.

bc?ap?vrj

12.

596,
El

12, 24, 5.

yvvrj, yvvaiKos,

999.

velites, skirmishers. Polyb.

ypoaqbos, ov, 6, a kind of javelin.

?Xoyior<os.

and

mind,

Polyb.

vaiK?rrjs.)

to cuff.

thefist,

Aovvai

TzETZ.

r?,

es, (yvvrj,

temple.

K?pbvkos. Polyc.

14

428,

avrov.

rb x?&os

axio-at

Sept.

NT. Marc.

7,3.

Moer.

lyb.

as

women

Theoph.

iraibia.

vE7rXao-ev

same

a woman9s

with

yvvaiKo?vpos,

Kal ?Xoyioros

yvvaiK?iraiba,

yvvaiK?brjs,

to watch.

13, 34.
to
strike
with
ypoo?fa, laca, (yp?poos)
Theoph.
!
379,16.

ml

32,

of

ov,

yuvaiKc?v?Tis,

rjaoa, (iyprjyopa)

Nehem.

essentially

the

YvvaiKo?vfios

ad

ip rrj ypa(j)ibi.

yprjyopio),

adv.

copying.

Epist.
scriptural.
t&p ypa<?>iK&p
Just.
x^P^'

Sept.

yvvaiKo?vpos,

bis,

Ignat.

Ibos, r), graving-tool.

ypa<t>ls,

txvrl rov

r ?plrjaip,

p?p y?p

Polyb.

?yovaai.

yup?ca,

?oo,
10

26,

(yvpos)

to

Tlpoorayfia

surround.

encircle,

?irl irp?ooirov

?yvpooev

2. To dig a hole round a tree.

Tupo?v
?ira?

r?s

?pir?Xovs.

Kal bevrepov

yvpovv,

4,

3,

1 T?s

rovr?on

29,
C. P.

Sept.

Job.

vbaros.

Geopon.
pey?Xas

irepioK?irreiv.

3, 13, 3
?p7reXous
5, 20,

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yvpros

be, rovr?ori

Yvp?ooficv

eis ?aoos

vas,

bvo

bicrcls

ircpiomtyopcv

eis r?s

t?v

biarpi?as

yvpa>?ep

(Compare

2.

II, 657 D Yvpo

the

Visit

Comn.

oroixdov,

Nicod.

I, B,

Euangel.

Codin.

(Paris).

41,

10,

et

9,

yvpr?s, i), ?v, (yvpos) leaning on one side;

stooping,

tovs,

jackdaws.

koXoiovs.

r<07ras,

Job.

Sept.

angular.

38,

Ai'0ov

Corner-stone,

ycapia?op,

primary

y&nas,

Yvprov,

480

a, op, (ycapia)

yoypi?ios,

schools,

HeS.

Apocr.

yvpo?ep.

alibi.

yupos 2.)
3. To go around or about. Nie.
oov

fjbrj yevop?

b? rpi?v.

irX?ros

irob?v,

Sarop

word.

Macedonian

Hes.

MaKebopas.

oKvqb?v.

A.

Hes.

baXos. A Laconian word.

ba?eXos, ?,firebrand,

ba?ip, rb,Hebrew T?*"?? the holy of holies of the Jew

ish temple, bav?p. Sept. 3 Reg. 6, 5.
ov, 6,

baip.ov?pios,
9

701,

'O

maniac.

demoniac,

(baipov)

?irb baifiovapiov,

?mXeyofievos

Epiph.

(See also ??ro7.)

to
baipov?Copai, be possessed with an evil spirit, to be a
demoniac. NT. Matt. 4, 24. 8, 28, et alibi.
ov,

demon.

ov, to,

Kal

6,

baipoviov

??v?v

8.

15.

evil

Ps.

90,

'Att?

as,

Polyb.

?eia.

r), (baipov,
28,

?Xairro)

t?v

o? ?eol

of

species

cassia.

Diosc.

8, 31, et alibi.
or toes. Diod.

baKTvXialos,a, ov, (b?KrvXos)of thefingers

1, 77,

61

p. 88,

AaKTuXia?a

p?prj

tov

o?paros,

r?v ? olvoxoos

royal

Kal ?irl

tov

Tobit.

1, 22

'A^i?xapos

baKrvXiov, Keeper

of

the

seal.
{b?KTvXos, beiKvvo),
D

165

AaKTuXo?etKvo?vra,

baKrvXobeiKr?o.
rrjv

?v

rois

Ant.

(baKTvXios,

149 A.

qbop?o),

to wear

(Compare Cerul.

?v rais ^epo-?v.)
(?>opovvres

ring

or

rings.

Ga

plant.

bar?p,

143 B Aa

a river.

Hes.

BOTAN.

the

"?kipa

9Av?pyvpot

Theoph.

a river.

i, o, Danastris,

(see

ov,

572.
572.

Theoph.
a river.

o, Danubius,

The

41.

op,

to,

v,

Barthol.

rough,

rrjs

?k Tivos ronov

baa?opig.

in

grammar.

Dion.

631, 22.
date.

rjpepas

4, 11, 3.

2.

aspirate,

in Bekker.
datum,

Const. Apost*

Ke<j>akrj) thick-haired,

(baavs,

Martyr.
e?a,

arjpaala
I

of

169.

3,

the

LeIMON 97.

for Aapov?ios,

Apocr.
baavs,

Diosc.
Lex.

one

a
bappos, ov, 6, (bepa) beating.
Theoph.
754,16.

As
?pariois

in gen

in particular.

6, Damianus,

i, o, Danapris,

Thrax

baKTvXoqbop?o

KTvXiovs

ov,

IA?paarpis,

ypa<j)r)v.

Petr.

rb bapaa&viov.

bacrvKe(?>akos,

baKTvXobeiKv?o
TER.

Sept.

10,

KOKKvprjkop, the plum

et?os ?oravrjs.

(sic),

oph.

ov, o, seal-ring.

baKTvXios,

ov, to, alisma,

?p?pyvpos 2).

toes.

and

Domes

39.

of Damascus

Aapoaopios

Aavov?is

Fingers

sc.

ml^Akipos,

!A?panpis,

1,12.

'icuawi/s

Prunus

rjs, r), plum-tree,

GeOPON.

the plum

and

Aapiavos,

NT. Matt.

; as

of Damascus.

To bapaaKrjpop,

bapaa&piop,

oeo?Xa

insanity,

9, 4.

baipov, ovos, evil spirit, demon.

b?

ovfiirroparos

Havres

bekpartKr).

len. VI, 354 E. Athen.

2, 33.
[Compare
French damas, and the English damson.]

baipov.

baip?via.

baipovo?Xa?cia,

baKap,

95,

fieorjp?pivov.

demon,

spirit,

John

KOKKvprjkea.

(c)
eral,

an

(baifi?vios)

Tobit.

Sept.

tica,

by

possessed

robe,

of Damascus

(Aafiaams)

eH bapaaKrjpi),

(b)

1, 18.

Just. Apol.

baifioviov,

Xaji?avo),

(baip?viov,

of

(See also koXo/SiW.)

Substantively.
(a) *H AapaaKrjpr),the territory of
Damascus.
Sept. Judith. 1,12.

who has been a maniac.

baifiovi?Xrjirros,

r), ov,

6 AapaaKrjpos,
one

ex-maniac,

I, 32 D.

AapaaKrjv?s,

Chron.

a kind

rjs, r), dalm?tica,

bakpariKrj,

SuiD.

Kal tov mipov,

?noar?kfti

Aotop,
ore tis

nap?

Yapa?ois

rj ?K n?kem

rj

244

Bavtp
bavip

rz

2 Par.

Sept.

ba?lp.

a various

as

3,16,

read

Seieakoyos

beiXta?vo, ava, (oeiX?s) to make

20,

ing.

the celebrated king of

Aav?rims, r),6p, (Aavlb) of David,

the Hebrews.

427 C.
bavKip

for

Kop.

Just.

or

to,

ov,

bavKiop,

Geopon.

ba<f)prjbala

Rect.

Expos.

Confess.

12,

Daucus

carrot,

Carota,

Arrian.

be?lrcap,

the examples given

add
the following:
1,

? 107,

oiav

Kal

59

o, debitor,

b9 ?v

xp^?<?>?Xer7ys;

oqbetkirrjs,

supplication.

1641 B.

Chal.

'O t&p

referred.
*0
AttAL.
ROP.
r?s
be?ypa,

Adm.

officer

Aeoov

12

12.

24,

to,

aros,

For

in

6 inl

the

example.

"On Kai inl kapnvplbc?v,

beiyparl?ca,

rjp?v op?v vyp?v

laca,

(be?ypa)

beiKTrjpiov, ov, to,

SIL. SeLEUC.
6 Tonos

ep

c}

?eiKTT^pias, ?bos,

14,11,
?eiKTiKos,

embeUvvprai
rj,

*0 t&p

berjaecap.

t&p berjaecap.

Cu

parenthetical
Clem.

Tov

Act. Pet.
=

ap?oap,
beiKTrjplov

phrase
Homil.

Rom.
e?vem

(v.

1.

evem),

show

of

et Paul. 33.

r), ?p,

Dion.

demonstrativus,

Thrax

irepiirar?v,

<?>?Xc,

alyiaX?v.

Athen.

1,

?Kpoarrjpiop.
Xeyerai

oriKov

rj, (beivoXoy?opai)

BA

b? ovrcas

Polyb.

demonstrative,

636,12.

Pherm.

Theod.

POLYB.

complaint.

33,

t?,

In

supper.

ecclesiastical

irefiirrrj)

zzz belirvov.
?

*0 8et7rvos

HOROL.

(Trj

representing theLast Supper.

I beipi?iropiov, ou, t?, dir ib i tor ium.

rjoo,

as,
in

bembapxia,

picture

Cas s. 778,

religious

(or

su

to be under the influence of religion.

10, 2, 9.

r), (beioibaipov)

religion

in general,
Char.

Theophrast.

particular.

6, 56, 7.
as,

to have

(beioiba?jiov)

perstitious) fears,
Polyb.
9, 19,1.

superstition

Kal pey?Xrj

of

Dion

n,

1096,60.

909,74.

?eio-t?aipove?,

Lord's

Nie.

?yia

title

the

fivoriKos,

is, The

370.

(2),

3,

T? p.v

Greek,
that

supper,

mystical

Alex.
supper. Cyrill.
660 C, The Last Supper,
ov, o,

POLYB.

(beiirv?o) diner, guest.

belirvov, The

and
18.

12, 24, 5.

r), decemviratus.

Dion.

Hal.

IV,

2155,

et alibi.
oVKa?apxos,

mimic.

in Bekker.

beipaivo.

352.

Theoph.

?ViXivov.
Apophth.

5, 3.

ou, ?, decemvir.

Dion.

Hal.

IV,

2152,

10,

et alibi.
=
SeKa?uo

(belKPvpi)

beiXivbv

beifi?orjTc.

as,

Polyb.

4.

in grammar.

Mrjb?v

*8eio-i8aipovta,
to expose.

oi X?yovres.

(beiKTrjpios) female

29

to
fear,

aoa,

beip?o,

73.

?paqbop?s.

belyparos

to make

(beiKrrjpios)
310

petitions

(j)&s ebcaprjaaro.

Apocr.

Col. 2,15.

are

'O eVi twv berjaecap oserai

22

39,

rb

X??s

'H ?ViXivij, SC. ?pa, =

(c)

belirvos,

as

same

?kc?pos

example,

hem,

irpoivrjv

(b) T? ?eiXtvov,The afternoon meal.

?ei7rvov, ov,

234, 22.

the

berjaecap,

Ephes.

t&p ?pxipapbpir&p.

to whom

r?>v aiTovvT?ov Kal tc?v ?biKovpepcap

rj tpvais

NT.

Porph.

5, 4.

Acidaros
6, 5

berjaecap,

167,

beiirvrjrrjs,ov, ?,
57, 7.

313 C Aer?is

Sab.

Kal 2?/3a

the

t&p

eVi

Vit.

Qeoboalov

Kal iKerrjpla nap?

241

beivoXoyia,

a written

973 A.

b?grj r&

&pap

Karat,

plnrei

debtor,

r), petition,

rrjv

Sept.
Kal rrjv

19.

2, 20, 14.
1, 5, 3.

em,

?XoKauTtto-eis

3 T?s

31,

METHOD.

potos. Arrian.

Opposed to Kpeblrayp.Antec.
Antec.
?e?inos, ?, deditius.
birjais,

Peripl.

To

particle.

evKoXas avrov

avrov,

afternoon

t?v rrjs ?aX?oorjs

irap?

Poemen.

Apophth.

2 Par.

17

329,

time.

Substantively.
(a) T? ?eiXivov, the afternoon.
Sept. Gen. 3, 8. Ex. 29, 39. 3 Reg. 18, 29.

Proteu

APOCR.

b?(j>vrj.

11.

be, a strengthening
in Introduction,

Simoc.

bciXiv?v.

beiXtvrjv.

rj,=

b?xapos, 6, (Sanscrit ?) the South,

Peripl. Mar. Erythr. 50.

opos,

bav

3, 1.

Erythr.

Kaip?s, The

AetXtva?os

to

ov, pertaining

bciXtPalos,

i ?eiXivos, r),?v, (beiXrj) in the afternoon, at even.

&pos, ?, (b?(j)prj) laurel-grove.

baqbv&p,

ex^pw

p.

1, 2.

ba(f>Pibea, as,

angel, 2, 4.
Mar.

10,

Sab. 299 B.

Vit.

Deut.

Sept.

afraid.

"iva prj beiXt?vrj rrjv Kapb?av to? ?beX<j>ov avrov.

b?bcKa. Sept. Ex. 28, 21. Polyb.

as a various

reading.

?eKOXoyos,ou, r), rarely

Just.

Apol.

1, 39.

1, 42, 5
<

?, (b?Ka,X?yos) the decalogue.

245
Beopat,

Se/cafiva?o?

Const.
11

1, 1, 2

Apost.

rrjv beKaXoyov.

PtOLEM.

94.

271,

Xoy?ov.

929

p.

Apost.

b? ?onv

1 T?v

36,

rov

b?m

?eov

ten

ov, worth

a,

min

Polyb.

, bcK?pvovs.

rj, (b?Ka, vavs)

....

E.

977. A.

Xos. Nil.

976

biKav?s, pa?bov

beadle,

11.

Lyd.

2, 277.

Cedr.

I,

77.

Hippol.

rj, or

ov,

bcK?irXrjyos,

to al b?Ka irXrjyai,

o, equivalent

11.

2, 25,

6, 3,

rbv

considered.

the

Const.
Hippol.

bcK?irXrjyov.

[It is formed after the analogy of ?WXoyos.]

271.

to be a bcmirporos.

bcKairporevo,
?,

bcK?irporos,

23.

Lyd.

4413.

INSCR.

beK?fi?rpipos.

o r?v

ov, o, decurio,

b?Kapxos,

157,

irp?ros.

Hal.

Dion.

ov, (b?Ka, x?P^v)

I,

63,

Ps.

Sept.

ten-stringed.

es,

13.

32,

beKp?rov

(beKa)

Lyd.

157, 23.
ten

6, 25,
or

2.

bcKperov,

X?os peratjv

VOL. VII.

bvo

Polyb.

6,

ov,

11.

33,

Cedr.

or

?vos,

as,

cavos,

bepivovrlcav,

2, 4, 3.
if from

fj, (as

bevbpop,

bevbpomnos,

ov, rb, (b?vbpov, kl?avos)

Geopon.

r), deminutio.

(See also *?Wts.)

Chal.

rosema

rosmarinus,
Porph.

11,15.16.

Konrca)

1270 D.

23.

Cer.

bevbpopak?xV?V9yV> (b?vbpov,p?k?xrj) hollyhock, Althaea

Rosea.
Geopon.
15, 5, 5.
Greek,
[Modern
same

in the

bevbpopok?xa,

sense.]

Steph.

422.

(See also

imb?vca. )
ov or aros,

Theoph.

ov, 6, (begios,

kap?avoa)

23.

23,

a, ov, right,

Cont.

(Precise

not

Aegi?

left.

*Epepla?rjaav

yovv

inl n?aav

142.

spearman,

meaning

Porph.

boxy.

reception,

(fo'xo/iai)

et alibi.

278,

Act.

I begios,

rb,

guardsman.

uncertain.)

Te Kal
ev&vvpa, Right

Epiph.

rrjv yrjv begia

1, 7 A

re Kal
ev&vvpa.

rb,
irap

Aegibs

Epist.

of

oars,

as

ship.

ov

Innos,

GRAM.

perhaps

252,

18

the

same

as

'Ev r& aaylapari

'Ablarparos
rov begtov

bcmbapxos,

b?Kapxos.

Po

I, 251.

decr?tum,
airo

SERIES.

air?qbaois

bim?op?vov

32

1 Esdr.
326

?aoi

?Kqbepop?vrj.

?nnos.
vrmov

rjkavvev.

or ?Vos.
biopai, to beseech, beg ; followed by Iva

Hal.

ficp?v

NEW

Nil.

16, 7, 1.

Dion.

b?

Aek<j)im

Voapaioi.

tether.

rope,

ry, ki?avoarls.

Leo

banks

o, de CU rio,

ovos,

14

?piarepa, On the right hand and on the

13.
left. Porph. Cer.

II, 272 D.

bcK?nporos.

with

16, 3, 3.

bcKovpiov,

Plut.

?, decemprimus,

1, 265, et alibi.

INSCR.

Aegi? ml

bcKep?pios,ov, 6, d e c em b e r.
beK?pirpipos,

2.

11,

libellus.

I, 395,

the cutting down of trees wantonly.

begtoka?os,

'Ev sfraXrrjpio bcKax?pbo.

Polyb.

ypa<j)ca)

29,

rov ?v?vnarov.

and left ; that is, In all directions.

bcK?xopbos,

bcKrjprjs,

POLYB.

PrOC.

rplnovs.

delmatica.

AekpariKrj,

bekros.

(bekros,

1, 15, 3.

Antec

Cer.
Hal.

DlON.

104, 6.

LYB.

as

tied,

NT.

r), decimatio.

eos,

beK?revois,

6, 27.

Leo.
b?Ka

4, 12.

Leo.

I, 266.

to,

Kakovai

rplnoba

b'tgipov,

eis, rj, z=z Kovrov?epviov.

bcKapxia,

of

b?vca, to tie, bind, beca. Vit.

4415.

InSCR.

Gloss.

'

iKos, 6,=

bevbpokl?avov,

tenplagues of Egypt collectively

Apost.

by ten.

(bcKairX?oios) to multiply

2.

1, 15,

GLOSS.

bakpariKr).

aros,

bevbpoKonla,

Iren.

b? mrevovvovrcap

8 Evxal

15,

b, To bekroyp?qbrjpa

bepivovTi&v,

299.
beKairXao???o, ?oo,

Prov.

Job. 33, 26

Sept.

bepa, aros, rb, (bica, to bind) that with which anything is

prison

Ephes.

? ?.

II, 458. 459. 533, 12 A?pa giikivov,meaning?

constable,

Epist.

prison,

Prooem.

38,

bUperov.

ov, rb, dimin.

b?kcpig,
rov

Novell.

avr&.

z=z

3902,

1 AeKa

7,

79, 3.

Novell.

ov, ?, decanus,

bcKav?s,

ships.
25,

establishment.

prelate's

Po

irXo?ov.

ecclesiastical

(bcKav?s)

to a

attached

often

irXo?ov.

piKp?v

irevrrjKovrrjpiK?v

ov, to,

bcKaviK?v,

squadron

7, 4 AcKavatav

23,

vaiav

beKTal nap*

bekroyp?(j)rjpa,

as,

LYB.

avr& tarai.

AeKr?

bekrapiov,

2, 3.

beKavata,

56.

Can.

1, 2,

bekpariKtj

bcmpvalos,
13,

Afr.

Cod.
Antec.

beKTos, r), op, (b?xopai) acceptable.

HlPPOL.

34, 28 Tous b?m

Ex.

2,

2, 25,

rj bcKoXoyos.

rj bcKoXoyos.

Avrrj

Sept.

(Compare
Const.

X?yovs.

1 Nopos

6, 20,

GnOST.

rov v?aov.

*H ?eKaXoyos

4, 46
'E??ovro

Aeopai
r& ?aaike?

ovv Iva noirjarjs

oncas arparevpa

? 88,1.)

evxrjv.
....

Sept.

THEOPH.
?noareiXrj.

(See Introduction,
In passages like the following, it may be rendered,

246 SeairoriKo^

Zeiroprarevco

'

it

May
Act.

iravra

ewrev, Elire

; Ilerpos

Latin

Nat,

bwjiai,

Kat

13

bishops
and

exile,

or

?vos,

Act.

cTirov r?

?aoiXel,

evpopev.

ChAL.

oov.

to banish,

ov,

bcTropr?ros,

?,

deportatus,

beirooir?pios,
Gloss.
beirooirov,
Ignat.

?, directarius,

o? Xey?pevoi

Nil.

the

b?oiroiva

rjp?v

ov,

beoir?ovvos,
to the

ov, ?,

son.

34.

eminence,

ap

1033 A

prince,

Cont.

Leo.

51.

O? rrjs

351,

olKovpcvrjs

beoir?rai,

2, 4

O? K?pioi v?v t??s oiKovp?vrjs Yopaioi.)

?bekabcl KeXe

evka?eararov

rjp&v

sons,

period, it
and

brothers,

6 rov ?aai

'O bean?rrjs

the

Mer?bos

?eov.
rov

a&pa

the

Kal ?eov

Kvplov

word

vocative

for

Evk?yrjaop,

rb

bianora,

Kal acarrjpos

rjp&v 9lrjaov
beano

But

bishop.

is given

Kal

rlpiop

voc.

bean?rrjs,

inlamnos,

beanora

the voca

; as

priest

GREEK

[In MODERN
another

poi,

uses

deacon

the

to married

only

presbyters.]
beanonms,

oph.

the LordJs,

r), 6v,

aKevrj, Church

Aeanonm
207,

15

T^v

AeoTToriK^

of

Dominical

Pallad.

Vit.

eoprrj, A Dominical

feast,

of
Leg.

Christ.

nKa?s

Kal pey?kais

Adm.

82, 21.

r?

The

Xpiarovyevva,

eopra?s.

The

Laod.

or utensils.

21
The

elmva.

beanoriKrjv

vrjarela,

commemoration

history

Dominical.

furniture

Lent.

r) reaaapamarr),

in

Joseph.
Terr arum domini, applied to the Romans.
Bell. Jud. 4, 3, 10, p. 277.
(Compare Id. Apion.

17 A

in addressing

rb

ancient

10.

53.

tov

emperor's

Eukhologion,

*H beanoriKr)
applied

the

Florent.

the

ayiov

?cotokov.

master,

12,

'H

THEOPH.

Mapia.

Theoph.

master.

Curop.

(536),

Kal ?yia

rjp?v rrjs vircpayias

O?/ttout??tos.
lord,

of

Const.

substantively,

emperor's

?eo*7roTaTos =
beoir?rrjs,

?,

empress,

165.

Ill,

to

to

also

bianora

rrj, is
or

Ae

134

?bek(f>& ?bek(f>& Bovrjipa

Kal ?yicar?roa
'Ejti

Kvpikkca

Can.

the last epoch of the Byzantine

Xpiarov.

6.

by way

Lady,

"OpKots beopel

to the

applied

rj ?cotokos

Trjs beoiroivrjs

In

Polyc.

Proc.

to the Deipara.

plied
382

a title

The

irapapclvai.

mother.

CH ??Woiva,

672

Ill,

iniaKqnca

AfR.

imamnov.

b?anora,

IgNAT.

brjo?prop.

emperor's

kovkovXXiov)

ripicar?roa

463

CHRYS.

63 D T?> bean?

Epist.

?yanrjr&

ayvoe?s,
HI,

'Anokivaploa.

LV* COD.

1556

Chal.

avros

Ov?*

Kal ?eocj)?keorara)

mi

Aean?rrj

given

tive

leathern

HI,

kim abek(?)6s%.
C?ROP. 6, 17.

thieves.

light-fingered

(b?ppa,

....

?ore

rjs, r), lady,

b?oiroiva,

O? cv?iktoi

2, 178.

TheOD.

beopevo.

by

rb,

Epist.

rbv rpio??Xiov
beo?prop

138

sons-in-law.

Basilic.

pickpocket.

the Scholiast,

ircpoiKapioi,

ov,

bepjioKovKovXXiov,

beop?o

paKapicar?roa

During

85,

Alex.

KVploa xaip

ria>.

was

1. 3.

e'x?Xovv,

PrOC.

Basil.

albeaipcar?roa

?yicar?rca

anorrj

init.

NOVELL.

60, 28, 1, explained

1, 21

Antec.

?^ttoutoVos.
ov,

?epeKTapios,

Kara?rjKrj, irapaKara?rjKrj.

depositum,

183

I,

Cyrill.

ev

'Akcikios

beanorov

6.

D.

873

bean?rrjv
avrov.

to Athanasius.

pov

515 A.

arlvoa.
rb,

2, 37, p. 136,
ClIAL.

Aopenavbv

: ATHAN.

T& beanorrj

ov,

?e7rouTaVos =

hood?

Ka?aiprjrrjs.

Socr.

rb rvpavvimv

addressed

Jur.

Polyc.

Kkemai,

US ,
Ka?aip?rrjs,

18

59,

Athan.

69.

852,

1120 B.

bi?

bishops

rrj T& navra

criminal,

transported

Cass.

rjp&v Kcavaravrlov.

Lyd.

Alexandria,

165.

HI,

brjiropr?ros, ? birjvcK?s ??opioros. ANTEO. 1, 12, 2.

Jur.
1,16, 2. Gloss.
ov, ?, de p O si tari

D.

ov ?aaikia,

to

emperor,

of Rome,

particular.

: Dion.

Ephes.

1601

Jur.

in

emperor

aXX'

to those

and

beanorov

b?anora,

Nomocan.

Gloss.

incorrectly.

Tov

To

Phot.

?n?ve?is.

??opia,

?e7ropTaTiov,

22

rj, deportatio,

?vos,

the

to the Roman

applied

Constantinople,

I, 193 B.

the

[Compare

it was

in general,

To

expressions.]

beiropran?v,

banishment,

9, 26

?irpax?rj

?aoiXcv.

beiroprarevo, evoa, (beiropr?ros) deporto,

Jur.
exile, ??opi?o. Gloss.
?e7ropTaTiW,

a title

As

oY avrov

ovb?va

rrjs ?yioovvrjs

in parenthetical

Apocr.

b? rrjs ?irioroXrjs

?ya??

?X?ovre?

iropev??vres

b?opai

quaeso

outcos

IleTpe,

cfyrj, Ovros,

oov, ?aoiXcv,

Acope?a

9Avayvoo?ciorjs

pot,

Matt.

Martyr.

1652

43

etc.

Holiness,

Majesty,

et Paul.

Pet.

? Nepoov

et

your

please

some

that

Chrys.

32 E.

a church
event

leading
93

Homer.
VlT.

feast,

S AB.

r?

$wra,

feast
in

the

*Ev ra?s beano

265

principal Dominical

rj ILepiropr),

is,

C.

PORPH.

feasts are
r) <yCnanavrrj,

247

ZevrepapLOS

rb Tiaoxa,

rj UevrrjKoorrj,

rj 9Av?Xrj^is,

'H

rj Merapopqbo

?yla ml

The
with

AcoiroriKrj

expression

bevrepevo

9Ao?(f> ? rjyovficvos

POLYB.

18,
=

repeveiv,

b? tovtc?

T?v

r?v

bevrep?o

a,

bevr?pios,

ov,

29

bevrepoyapeo
poyapovoas

154
24

52,

in

C.

ov,

bevrepoeX?rrjs

?ep?a rbv

T?v

1 Esdr.

Sept.
avrov,

1,

Tas

titul.

bevre

APOST.

CONST.

3, 2,

of

the

238,

15.

officer

239, 11.
ov,

Deut.

rb,

a, ov, in the

17 HXrjv

rov

titul.

Deut.
sense

of

bvo,

'H bevr?pa

se.

Nil.

37

20.

oov

Kal k?yov

7, 23, 1.

same

day

5, 13.
as

of

the week,

5, 18, 1.

rj bevr?pa, Monday.

the

of

the Jews.

o<p??kp&v

?krrjaev

Ai y?p

rois

nap?

Const.

v?pos

Kal ri r? rrjs

(pvaiKos

6, 22, 4.

be ear iv r) bemkoyos,
rov nap

bo??vra

(Compare Ibid.
rov rov kabv

rjv npb

HAniv

Alyvnrlois

b? aoi

1, 6, 3 "Earca

Apost.
rl

yiv&aKeiv

N?pos

?ebs avro?s

ivopo

rrj obcavrj.)

amvarrj

to

defendo,

protect,

defend,

ANTEC 2, 23, 3.

vnepaanlfa.

ilov

navrek&s.

?nayopevopev

ra re iv rfj
iprjpca ro?s poaxonotrjaaai

poaxonoirjaai

yAnb

1*46, 1, ? a', Trjv b? napy avro?s

inelaaKra. Ibid. 2, 5, 4.
1

I, 224

bevrep&aeis

23

41,

(or interpolator) of the Constitutions

applies this term to the ceremonial

author

of

brjqbevbevca,

4, 4, 2.

capos, 6, d e f e n s o r, defender,

protector,

brj?ft?vacap, biaabevooap, biqbevacap, eKbiKos, eKbiKrjrrjs. GLOSS.

eKbiKoi.

Aeqbivaopes,

Ibid.
rovs

Kovpa&pas

kov?ovvres

(write

but

2.

Aex^eis

Anc.

become

ep

CUROP.

is used

18.

also

32,

11? 87,

passive.

Cyrill.

Hier.

7.

to be re

passively,

aorist

pera
inam

rjroi npop?xovs

Kovpacapas),

in the

oi

Aeob?vacapes,

Can.

Apost.

Catech.

1, 2.

10.

233,
To

Xos ylvopai.
viavbs

chiefly

62.

36.

It

6 iKbiKrjrrjs.

Aeqb?vacap,

Ibid.

eKbUrjaiv avr&v.

to receive.

ceived,
12.

npbs

Ibid.

eKbiKOs.

Aeqbevaoap,

bexopai,

cO

4 Reg.

priests

Sir.

EPIPH.

?mrjs.

NOVELL.

bevrepcaaiv

Malch.

p?vbpa.

rjp?pa, the second

the

3, 241

Epist.

Const. Apost.

oa??arov,

Ibid. 2, 47, 1.

Apost.

Ant.

the year.

bevrep?pios.

simply Monday.

Can.

bis.

(a) 'O bevrepos, the second officer

o ?v rf?
irvcvpariKrj
*H bevr?pa,

1, 2, p. 8,

*Ev? 7rou Kat bevr?po.

9, 1

in

erovs, Twice

Eus.

34.

Gen.

Sept.
the

To

Sept.

r&v npea?vrepcav

The

Jur.
two.

twice,

bevrepov,

a monastery,

(b)

law.

the title of the last book of the

Substantively.

bevrepos

second

traditions.

Jewish

or
beqbevacap, opos

evos irov Kal bevr?pov.

Adverbially,
Ae?Vepov

v?pos)

(bevrepos,

Sept.

Pentateuch.

the

18.

17,

2. Deuteronomy,

bevrepos,

$apa&.

beabevbevoa, evaa,

bevrepov?piov,
Sept.

rb ivvnviov

keyovrai.

6, 20,

Adm.

Porph.

barge.

1.

11.

second

the

(?Xavvo)

Sept.

b? rov bevrep&aai

rank.

bopan
18,

o-ov.

iv npoaevxfj

second

to

order.
The

balois

npb

r&

3 Reg.

a?r&.

?epevai rrjs bevrep&aecas,

bevrep&aecas

law

1, 7, p. 22,

emperor's

Byzantine

second

avrov

Tlar?gca

k?yov

Ho

time,

or doubled.

of the Apostles

attendant

the

chariot.

biyapia.

o,

23,

keyop?vrjv

NOVELL.

Eus.

apud

4 To?s

second

to be
repeated

r), (bevrep?ca)

bevrep&aecas,

=
r),

as,

Afr.

eos,

napab?aeis

yvva1<as.

bevrepoyapia,
Jul.

next

the deacon
Ant.

rb bevr?piov

biyapeo.

Ilepi

bevripcaais,

2.

secondary.

(bevrepos)

; a supernumerary

chariot

1, 2, p. 5, 23

?ep?a rbv bevrepovvra.

9Ave?rj eVi rb ?ppa

32

41,

93.

84,

p.

14 Mrj bevrep&arjs

7,

26,

Kal ov bevrep&aca

great Mon

Triod.

or say a

to do

1 Reg.

Sept.

and

holy

in Passion Week.

(bevrepos)

Intransitive,

Zaxapias.

73,

Eus.

Jer.

Sept.

1 Par.

Sept.

X?yov.

Petr.

bevrepevo.
Kal rbv

irp?rov

? bev

avro

1,

biaK?vov,

to the archdeacon.

&aca,

els rrjv yrjv ?nag

bev
irepl rrjv avXrjv

1, 81.
?elov

bevrepevovra
se.

in rank.

DlOD.

Diosc

'O bcvrepevov,
7-ank

bevrepoc?,

Sir.

?boKci r?v

e?vai.

bevrepos

I, 591 A.

Plut.

'Eoprrjs

repeat.

Kal bcvrepevov

5 O??ev?s

38,

9.2

in a monastery,

officer

to be second

(bevrepos),

Homer.

(536), 968 E.

Const.

rcpos (a).

ROL.

KvpiaKrjs.

ov, 6, the second

bevrep?pios,

16,

Leg.

rjroi rrjs ?yias

beo7roriKrjs,

ioprr]

to Sunday.

reference

used

is sometimes

The

bevr?pa,

pey?krj

day ; The Monday

ois.

in

?e^opai

sponsor

Mal.
r&

438

at baptism,
Ov

ibegaro

ay loa ?anrlapari.

? T^a?ios

nap?

tov

CHRON.
avrov

?v?bo

?vab?xopai,
o ?aaikevsf

?aaikim

?ovari
613,

14.

'lovar?vov

248

?<f)orio?rj.
irpoorjX?ov
THEOPH.

118

to

Ov

?irb rov ?airriopa

ovs

723

oqbay?vros.

b?ov, ov, (b?o) proper,

suitable.

fi?vov

robs

CAN.

3 T?

ApOST.

t?v

xaPTla>v

ro

Kaip?

rbv

rj, de

evoo,

brjXaropevo,

to

(brjX?rop)
3, 20

E?S.

ovKoqbavr?o.

GLOSS.

lati?.*

Ous

ebrjXar?pevoav

ovras Aa?ib.
?, delata,
Leg.

ovKo<j>?vrrjs.

SuiD.

(?)?pov ?irobei?eis

to

publish.

2.
iroicl

To

Hes.

brjp,ooiov

?yiov

rov

352,

(29)

Koivovias.
11

2.

To

to make

or known

evident

the

whose

40.

Phi

D.

(pas

Ant.

24.

245, 9. 362. 368.

DlOD.

10.

603,

person

114

I,

the

13

1,

Just.

rrjv Arjprjrpav.
2

Cohort.

r) Arjprj

74

?iroore?Xai

brjXo

cO ?aoiXevs

brjXo

'E?rjXoTroiqo-e rbv ?aoiXea

iriorbv

?v?poirov.

'E?^Xcao-ev
THEOPH.

a?rov

pe piba

604,

19.

(See

? Aecov

on

ireptyai

Leo

rrjs

GRAM.

? Xabs OKavba

(See INTRODUCTION,? 81.)

firjvvo. Pallad.

Vit.

Chrys.

28 B.

cereal.

cerealis,
Cereal

for Arjprjrpios,

284, 40.

ov,

p.
the

6,

a man's

T&v

Rom.

Clem.

name.

? 60.)

(See Introduction,

Gnost.

36

2,

fruits.
o, Demetrius,

ov,

r), creation.

as,

Diod.

1, 20.

Epist.

922.
Clem.

Creator.

Rom.

1,

Epist.

20. 26. 35.

ravra

'Avon-aiara

Adm.

A17X01 rbv irarpi?pxrjv

announce,

6v,

In the Gnostic

209,

XiCcraibi? ras chovas.

fj,

Ptolem.

eloayyeX?ai.

delegate, biXrjy?rop. Mal.

Porph.

?ircX?dv.

17

of

9Ebrjpev?rj rr)v ovalav

Mal.

472,

II,

brjpiovpyla,

Introduction,
the accusative.
brjX?o, ?oo, to notify, inform. With
"
LeiMON. 16 (28) Ar?Xo?a?T?v ? y?pov Aevpo eos
avrov

of

1, 2

2,

Arjprjrrjp.

Philon.

Inscr.

cloayyeXia.
rov

? 81.)

obe."

npaalvov

accusative

Can. Apost.

Athan.

brjprjrpiaK&p mpn&p,

Epplirirov.

?p?s

r),

brjptovpy?s,

170 D

I,

request.

rjpL?v rbv

the

accusative

Sophist.

brjprjrpiams,

SuiD.

(brjXos, iroi?o)
PLUT.

report,

ai

irap? Yopaiois,

brjXrjy?rop,opos, ?, (delego)
319, 9.

iroirjoavros

296.

I,

Karaor?oeos

rrjs

rj, delegatio.

&7Xo7toi ?>, rjoo,

Cedr.

information,

a?

ArjXaropiai,

brjXrjyar?ov,

tov

bfjpapxov

With

1, 2, p. 7, 43.

Arjprjrpis

as, rj, (brjX?rop)

brjXaropia,

90.

Homer.

Karrjyopos,

bia?oXos,

biX?rop,

Jur.

Gloss.

Suid.

?noKake?v.

nkrj?os

rpa.

opos,

brjX?rop,

the

construction).

Arjprjrpa,

ck ye vous

os

Sepyiov

is confiscated.

Vit.

Socr.
a person,

against

r?v

r? ?aaikeia,

npbs

rb

e?ca?ev

confiscate.

with

LOSTR.

beovra

J?R.

inform

2.

6, 12,

property confiscated. Mal. 350, 12. Chron.

17. Theoph.
54. Cedr. I, 639, 14.

property

Kaip?v.
ovos,

Polyb.

elamkea?pevos

brjpoav

10

to

, evaca,

sive

brjXariov,

t&v

446,

Also,

b?ovn,

1000 D

Kara

eorai

?v?yvoois

O?

?iriorrjpovas

time; In their season. Ephes.

At theproper
CH p?v

b?ov ?arlv

tribunus.

p?povs.

rp?xrjXov

Sir. Prol.

Sept.

Roman

avroKp?rcap

bio?Krjr?s

brjpev

?vayivooKovras

k. t. X.

yiveo?ai,

rbv

cls

Arjoavres

rrjv KcqyaXrjv rov

avrovs

THEOPH.

ChrON.

717.

CHRON.

signal.
the

In Byzantine writers, it is applied to the captains

of the Veneti and Prasini.
Simoc. 327, 12 Tovs
brjp?pxovs

rov iraibbs ?aim?opcvov

Kai

to,

ov, 6,

brjpapxos,

?K rov ?airriopa

? ?aoiXevs
10

620,

e?airrioorjoav.

?v t? ?airriopan

a?T?v

'Ebei-aro

Brfpo/cparecu

brjkcapa, aros,

qbo?rjoevres

bcx??vrcs

9?o?vvrjs

?b??aro

Cer.

avrov

e'|

oi ?v?boxoi.
bind.

avrov

10

268,

PORPH.

bexovrai
beo,

Kai

AOv ?b??aro

20

338,

ros.

rives

Kai

xpioTiavia-p?

Xpvo?orofios.
Tos.

16

619,
t?

Bec?

and

ruler

of

systems of philosophy,
visible

the

universe

is a

the creator
subordinate

being, very different from the Supreme Being (Bv

o?s). He was formed by Akhamoth (2oo5ia) out of
the tyvxiKrj

ovala,

and

does

consequently

not

belong

Further, he is the God of the Jews,

that is, the Jehovah of the Old Testament. Ptolem.
to the Pleroma.

pp. 925. 934.

Gnost.

1.

Prooem.

1,

5,

Just. Apol.

1 and

2.

1, 26. 58.

Hippol.

104.

Iren.
136.

191 seq.
brjpo?oivla, as, r), (brjpos, ?olvrj) public feast.
4039.
brjpoKparica,

Luc?an.

Phalar.

a state
fjaca, to be in

of the factions of the circus.

oph. 256, 16.

INSCR.

1, 3.
of rebellion,

Mal.

to riot

244,16.

; said

The

Bid249

BrjpoKparla
as,

brjpoKpar?a,

r), rebellion,

of the circus. Mal.

t?v

ov, 6, =

brjpoKp?rrjs,

11

13,

I,

ov, o,

PORPH.

Cer.

12,
r?v

bop?oriKos

11

*0

oxoX?v.

open

war.

orparties

the circus,

PrOC.

9,16.

l,p.

re Bev?rovs

327.

Simoc.

Juvenal.

11,

o, (deputo)

(See also

55.

Calig.

Ner.

in

ArjpooiaKal

tary

Jur.

ov, o,

brjpooi?vrjs,

mo c.
brjpoi,

327,
that

The

O? &7poTe?ovres,

15

Basilic.

22,

farmer

the

circus.

members

Si
the

of

is, o? brjp?rai.

eirep^rcv
brjp?rrjs,

els MaKpbv

ov, ?, plural

the

of

Theoph.

circus

18

Tetaos.

I, 678.

the members

o? brjp?rai,

Theod.

;partisans.

iroXXovs Kal

9Ebrjp?revoe

CEDR.

brjporiK?s,

Mal.

78
r?, ?v,

O? c'k t?v

Xeyopevov
to

belonging

the

of

Lector.

xp?>p?rov
brjjioi

2,

of

37.

brjp?rai.
the

circus.

244, 22, et alibi.

Substantively,

Id. 389, 19. I

r?

brjponK?,

the

reading.

62, 21.

b? rj kigis

S?ID.

Vcap?Ur).
Ba

keinor?Krrjs.

commotions.

1.

2,

Mauric.

2,

in mili

14,

o eKbiKos
x^P1!5*

Arjqbevalcav,
S?ID.

earlier

....

Arjqbevalcav

7repl tov,

Arjqbevacap,

on

?vbpa

Mal.

concerning.

bi? rrjv Bplaov

b? navres

133

?vyarepa.

rrjv Kaa?vbpav

'AKovo-acra
466,

q^?ke?.

rov bi?mvov,

bi? Sepyiov

102

20

&are nepcji?rjvai

avrov.

npbs

2. Ai? rb with the infinitive, for iva, that, in order

Nicod.
that, with its appropriate mood. Apocr.
4

II,

Euangel.

Narr?t.

Joseph.

APOPHTH.
elnev

evkoyrj?rjval

MAL.

*388

Ata

Ai?

APOCR.

nap?
tovs

rb pr)

aov

says

Joseph.

for

?navrrjaai

11

Barn.
riva
ris

pr)

rovro

(prjalv, ?kk?gai,

on

yvolrj.

avrov

Matoes

ir?kprjaa

?epas,

vpiv
9 Ai?

noirjaai.
a

For

rov, or "EveKa rov, for

the sake

bi? rov ov?paros

rov ?eov.

"Oo-a ??v n??rj

tov,

iva

for

to

bi?

he.

rov, for Ai?

3, 2

Act.

rb pr)
yv&val

ECavXov,

?va

?vaorrjarj.

tov mapov

tva pr) ?navrrjaai.

r?

Ai?

of air,

change

rov

for
pe

tva navras
eis

s bi?

8 Ai?

vp?v,

rb

for

bi? rb navras

npoarjkoa?rjvai.

ip(j>avl?ovr

Moses

on

y?p

Karek?&v

Bapva?as

?nexcapla?rj

4.

3,

eavrovs

ravra

Kal aravp&

aapKca?rjvai

3.

3 Otpai

(20),

veKpovs &be napaylverai,

HeRM.
Popular

as a various

*Eari

MAURIC.

be(f>evacap.

Mr??evl
the brjpoi

EUAGR. 4, 13. LeimON. 123 t?v brjp?rov. MAL. I

397, 13. Nie. Const. 4, 14 o? r?v ?vn??rov xp?p?
Tov brjp?rai. 4, 19. 16, 22 O? rov irpaoiov brjp?rai
Xp?paros-

r?yparos

beaeprcap,

S?ID.

Pcapalois

avrov

arrjaai

360,

Tpairas

2. To compel the brjp?rai (of the circus) to serve as

soldiers

530,

r), defensio.

bi? rov eavr^s

Gloss.

to the brjpoi of

to belong

evoo,

Tv?vres

publicanus,

II, 531, 57.

Chron.

befevbevca.*

bi? r?v, for

94,

p.

? bijfi?oios.

?veopai)

Diod.

16,

2,

(?>?okos.

$?okos,

(brjp?oios,

of the revenue.
brjporevo,

. . . . o? rov

6 eKbiKos.

474, 10, et alibi..

? brjp?oios

Gloss.

Socr.

omitted.

Chron.

Substantively,
1, 31.

is

Xovrp?v

I, 136 B.

bath. Epiph.

Aijp?oiov Xovrp?v,Public

AT/Trovr?rovs

o\jnKev?pevos.

language.

brj(j) vaa>p

Id. 7, 39.

brjqbevbevo)

281.

Theoph.

Lyd.

?(pcapiapevos.

bipiyevoa. PORPH. Cer.

brjqbevaloav, oavos,
public.

brjnor?ros,

deputy,

bmor?ros,

opos, o, desertor,

brjaeprcap,

igopiaipa?os.

B.

npcarevovaiv.

bipiyevca.

Arjpiyev?pevos,

22.

a, ov, public.

Commonly

184 A.

H,

sil. Ill, 414 E.

735

SCYL.

brjp?oios.

to appear

brjp?oios,

25.

bir)prjvro.

204,

=
brjpiyevca

EuAGR.

avyovaraklcav

brjprjyevca

debt,

o(?)?Xai,Public
brjpooievo,

157,

1269

deputatus,

beanor?ros,

29.

r&v

1,

De Spectacul. 9.)

rj, ?v,

brjpooiaK?s,

Sueton.

Tertull.

7.

Soz.

401. 422, 21.

Mal.

195.

(p?prj)of

lip?oivoi.

1, 4, 16.

Epict.

Arjnopr?ros,

ChAL.

brjnovr?ros.

07;7rovr?ros,

O? brjpoi ?v ir?Xei cK?orrj es

14

119,

I,

and

eVc 7raXaio? Kal Hpaoivovs

4, 13.
Domit.

the BeveToi

namely,

Inscr.

coin.

Epiph.

by brjv?pia.
Hes.

benopr?ros.

benovr?ros,

brjpos,ov, ?, plural o?brjpoi,thefactions

Roman

20, 2.9.

18, 28.

ov, 6, reckoning
=

brjnor?ros

7,4.

denarius,

I, 176 C.

brjnopr?ros

MaURIC

rb,

NT. Matt.

brjvapiap?s,

fjyovv ? eKOKov?iros.

ir?Xepos)

(brjpos,

1395.
Plut.

*0 brjpoKp?rrjs r?v Hpaoivov,

brjpoir?Xcpos,

ov,

brjv?piov,

T??sbrjjioKpar?as

416,10

fjyovv ?

Beverov,

factions

the

16.

676,

brjpapxos?

r?v

brjpoKp?rrjs

246, 10.

CedR.

Bv?avriov.

; of

sedition

riot,

lY7To rov,

Narr?t.

2,

by,

after

1 tUv y?p

passive

of

form.

rrjs avvaycayrjs

to

Bla?ad
bi? to?

oeovXrjpevov

?yiaopa

250 Sid?epa

pa

?7r? rov Xrjorov,

for

X170T0?,

biayovido
lyb.

the robber.

by

bia?aOpa, as, r), (?aopov) bridge in general, but not a

16, 2, 40.
(Sept. 2 Reg.
regular y?qbvpa. Strab.
23,

21, meaning
2.

Them.

15

50,

Tats

to obstruct,

bia?aXXo,
Num.

r?v

bia?aopais

rov ?cov

Ps.

23

36,

r?

Kvpiov

LTap?

bia?rjpara

Job. 31, 4.

9Et;r)X?ov eis bia?oXrjv

32

oov,

Num.

Sept.

to oppose

Zech.

as,

rj,=

3. Council.
aros,

biayoyyvfa

aros,

rb,
F

I, 312

PlUT.

4,

27,

biayoyyv?ere

edict,
Ta

Polyb.

decree.

r?v

biayp?pjiara

Aiaypafy?pios,

13,

7,

? ?irair?v

rrjv

"EXXrjves

?pxovrov

as

biayp?obo,
tous

ou, to,

?,

cKar?po

biaypaqbrjv

Polyb.

debt.

i), ?v,

r?v

c?kooi

avx?va

Kal

avr?,

enlist.

Polyb.

6,

12,

rov

portorium,

Polyb.

toll paid

Aiayp?obeiv

irXe?vrov.

5,
Kal

bread

ey?, To

be per

2 EvXoyrjoov

avrrjv

ovk e^ei.
bi?.

by

Po

?AXijXc?V biabp??ovrai.
zu

r?v

POLYB.

bi??ev?is.

10,

Ibiov orparon?bov.

in Bekker.

24.

642,
to rival,

((rjXorvir?o),

in grammar.

disjunctive,

(bia?evywpi)

emulate.

POLYB.

61.
to

69,

Kal rovrov

1 2vp?aivei

Kal rpaxd
bia?ooas

to surround.

around,

gird

Leo.

?pvpao?.

[rbv

PLUT.

bie??o?ai.

18,

Po
p?xci

r?irov~\
163

I,

T?v

83

Aia??vwvrai

Joseph.

Ant.

SC r? oira?ia.
invest,

as with

an

aros,

rb,

(biari?rjpi)

one's birth, the horoscope.

for pass

4, 52, 5 JYty??va7rp?T

els rbv IL?vrov

Polyb.

office.

14,

9, 3 Trjv ?pxrjv bic?oopevovs.

bi??epa,

(biayoyrj)

6,

(?iafe?yvupi)

(?ovwpi),
5,

32

Vqbios

bia?evyp?v

2. To

a
ing through place.
Tetv to biay?yiov

ov,

bvo?aro

orpan?ras.

biay?yiov,

Hist.

lyb.

ir?vre raX?vrov.
to enroll,

58,

ovk

strengthened

bp?ooopai

Thrax

bia?owvpi

biaypaqbcvs? HeS.

of

105.

3,

sacramental

Aiaboxrjv

evXoyiav

1 T?v

Frag.

389,18.

biabopariC?pevoi

of the

Proteuangel.

bia?rjXorvir?opai

brjp?oia.

rjs, r], liquidation,

Iloio?vros

6.

10,

from

Adm. 230,

1, 67.

rjns biaboxrjv

bia?evKTiKOs,

b? ebiKra irpooayopevovoiv.

=
biaypaqb?pios, ov, ?, (biaypaqbrj)

bia?evypos,

14,

23,

DlOSC.

APOCR.

1,

Dion.

Vopaloi

ji?v biar?ypara,

biaypa<j)r),

Num.

remove

office,

o-apiooais

Just. Apol.

rjs, r), succession.

lyb.

message,
passage.

Ka?9 rjp?v.

of

doubled.

r), the distribution

biabp?ooopai

16, 7. 8 T?v bia

Ex.

4,

?XXrjXovs.

eos,

?ox?rrjv

announcement,
an obscure

out

turn

LP0S Ta*s

'Ek x

petual.

eVi Movorjv.

Aiey?yyufov
bi?ypappa,

biaboxr),

11, 10, 7, et alibi.

yoyy?fco. Sept.
bv vpcls

yoyyvopbv

2, 26,

(biayyeXXo)
3 Reg.

Sept.

notice.

bia?ov

3, et alibi.

2, et alibi.

4, 24,

Polyb.
rb,

5,

Polyb.

metaphorically.

to be turned out of office. Mal.

ov, (biirX?os)

and wine.

11.

device,

plan;

Polyb.

9, 23.
Polyb.

2. Decree.

?t?yyeXpa,

counsel,

(?ovXrj)

Ps.

Sept.

SEPT.

bia?ovXiov.

rb,

Ps.

biayovo?erelv.

370.

rvirrovres

1, 6.

Job.

to

abdico,

i bt?boots,

ov,

bia?ovXiov,
Xia.

1.

21,

1.

3,

bia?ovXia,

1 Par.

Sept.

bite,

pr)

26, 7, 7 'ESokouv y?p

Kal Avk?ovs

Po?ious

Kvpioi

x?paKa

Aiayc?viaorts

biabopari?opai (b?pv), tofight with the spear.

84,

ov, ?, Satan.

bia?oXos,

to

(baKvo),

?i??i7rXos,

Ant.

Eust.

a) 1. POLYB.

?y?>vo0eT

r? Kara rovs

Theoph.

3, 26.

Eus.

617 A.

Passively,

22,

thee.

39.

et Paul.

Pet.

Act.

Apocr.

pr) KaraXa?o

office. Mal. 338. 388. 466, 16. Porph.

13. 241, 10.

bia?oXiKOs,rj, ?v, (bia?oXos) of the devil, devilish, diaboli

cal.

oXois.

biab?xopai,

Karev

?v?p?irov

obstruction.

rjs, r], opposition,

oq^aX?oi

rois

105,

3,

Po

87, 5.

avr?v.

?vverai.
bia?oXr],

?irooKevrjs.

biabado

Sept.

bia?aXeiv

bia?rjpa, aros, rb, (bia?aivo) Step. Sept.

rrjs

o? Pwpa?ot

way.

robs Vopaiovs

Ataycoi/t?Va?

y?vovrai

biayovo?er?o

KXeioovp?v.
in one's

stand

oppose,

Porph.

mountains.

9Av?orr? ? ?yyeXos

22

22,

two

between

10

3,102,

or agony.

fear

pevoi WKTOS eprjpov ovra rbv eVi to Yepovvio

uncertain.)
as

Pass,

to be in great

(?ywvi??)),

9Hv y?p

Sext.

rrjs yeveocos

Adv. Astrol.

the position

of

the stars

Clem. Rom. Homil.

avrrjs rb bi??efia

71. 89. 90.

iroiovv

Hippol.

at

14, 6

poixaX?bas.

35. 40.

Biatcoveu)

251
Sidffeac?

r), rhetorical

em,

bi??eais,
34,

art, mastery

Polyb.

of style.

2.

Aiamroxos,
as used

Voice,

Bekker.

covenant,

name

; that

Jews

'H

IV, 5 A.
191, 17.

9 B.

new

bia?rjKrj, The

Eus.

covenant,

biaKkelca

4, 26, p.
to the

applied

sacred books of the Christians ; that is, The New Tes

tament

Apost.

Can.

Eus.

rb ??p?

pov

b?aiais,

blaira,

bia?rjKrjs.

Polyb.

incorrectly

b? tov n?pov

for

bleats,

bi?aiov.

GlOSS.

2apb?va

r), chamber,

2,

Alaiais,

10,

o,

ov,

p.

biairrjaiov

Deut.

?pxca)

go

(biaKa?i?ca),to
23,

name

11

Tryph.

Theoph.

to stool

SC.

rov n?axa,

aros,

In

biaKkvoa

\
Sept.

; euphemistic.

e?bopas,

mr?ax^is

Paschal

The New

Porph.

Cer.

shun.

rb,

47.

I, 323 A

(biaKkvfa)

51, 2.
biamroxrjj
Gloss.

mroxrji

Kal peyakca

by

bi?.

J?ST.

; to counteract.

Aiamroxn,
Kkrjpovopla.

possessio.

away.

wash,

washing,

as

lotion,

wine

Vit.

diluted

322

Sab.

C.

of biaxkvapa 2.

Polyb.

BASILIC
Gloss.

Jur.

in

the

2,

6, 24,
Ata

of monasteries,

language

2.

to

near the end of T&

Triod.

over

to swim

DlOD.

avrov

npbs

116

14,

or across.

Polyb.

rrjs rov MoXcavos

?nb

rov

Aiamkvp?rjaas

Tl

?epiv.
to give

rjaca,

3,

'Ek tc5v
To?s ?ylois.

r&v

avr&

?nb

13

A?gaaov

vnapx?vrcav
BASIL.

NT.

charity.

rbv
vp&v

Ill,

Luc.

biamvrjaavra

mi
293

Xrjpav

widow

CONST.

avrrj.

?k rov mnov
D

3 Ainves

8,

air?is.

vnapx?vrcav

vovpevrjv vnb rrjs iKKkrjalas, The

by

possession.

bia

aa??arca.

arparonebelas.

birjmvovv

6, 55, 2.
rjs, rj, (biamrexca)

to run

refused

of monasteries,

(Kokvp?aoa),

APOST.

back,

15,

1, 53.

language

(biaKkv?ca),

biamveca,

week.)

Strengthened

check

5 Tovs

r?s mraypaqb?s.

Diosc

the

who

r&v
bia

rrjs ?yop?s.

rjv?ym?ov
11,

?nb

1 Bpaxv

11,

7,

ivlovs

Polyb.

5, 46, 8 AiaKokvp?&vrcav

Week,

139.

hold

eis

intransi

biaKklvavres

npo?yovai.

drink bi?Kkvapa
?yloa

biamr?x? (wr?xco), to hold, possess ; to occupy, inhabit.

Polyb.
2, 17, 5. 4, 55, 6, et alibi.
2. To

rrjs

with water,
323 B.
(Compare Kp?pa.)
ov,
6, (?iokXv^?)) the drinking
biaKkvap?s,
|

GLOSS.
833.

CONT.

(Compare Athan.
The

rov M?kcava

! Typic. 47, p. 232.

biair?pios.

to Easter-Week.

Horol.

Pentekost.

biamraaxeo-is

the

Kal 2niv

to retreat,

'Ekc?

9, 8 AiaKklveiv

decline,

biamkvp?aca

given

e?bopa

of

13.
ov, rj, (miv?s)

biamivrjaipos,

21.

215,

THEOPH.

bi?rjrrjaiov.

biam?i(?vca

steward

Cer. 7. Gloss.

ov, ?, (blaira,
=

202.

Lyd.

495, 13. Porph.

biair?pxrjs,

the

atriensis,

(blaira)

palace.

imperial

5.

2.

125,

1, 82,

tov M??ca

from,

or simply wine.

btatrapios,

Ta

away

41,

6 AiaKklveiv

bi?Kkvapa,

82.

turn
6,

11,

4,

35,

1, 73,

Kapx^oWiovs.

nepl

AiaKkeia?rjaopevov

emaroi

for the teeth.

Diod.

ro*s

KeKkiKoras rrjv (frvyrjv, Those

5.

repudium.
room.

POLYB.

To

rrjs x^Pas

POLYB.

off.

T0VS

x?Priy^as

to

v ev??cas

2.

?el btaKivovai

inavobov.

(Kklvca),

Kklvas.

o? povaxol

OUt, cut

shut

10

5, 51,

tive.

?aob?k&s.
74,

r?s

nvk

pov.)

Novell.

13

biaKklvca

20

22,

5 Eis

1, 24,

bi?aiov.

discidium,

rjs,

Luc.

?nb

rrjv Mrjblav

9 A.

26, 28 Tovro y?p

strait.

for

divortium,

IV,

bia?rjKrj iv r& atparl

1 Ai?pavres

incorrectly

5 A.

rjmivrj

1, 37,

birjpe.
bialaiov,

over

to go

bialpoa,

rb rrjs mivrjs

to norrjpiov

Tovro

Orig.

(Compare NT. Matt.

3, 25.

ian

85.

to

(Kkelca),

AiaKkelcav

Ovroi

??kaaaav.

AiaKkelaavres

biov.

rrjv eprjpov, V. 1. eis rrjv eprj

Kal biaKivrjacapev

rrjv ipv?p?v

nap?

85.

34

Anton.

Apophth.

about.

40

GlOSS.

retentator.

dentator,

Colob.

; detainer.

possessor

or go

Johann.

pov.

the

Apost.

Can.

59.

Laod.

of

books

sacred

old

The

bia?rjKrj,

the

Testament.

Old

Orig.

nakai?

to

given

is, The

CHmivr)

possessor,

to move

biaKivica,

'Eg?k?capev

r), covenant.

rjs,

in

Thrax

Dion.

in grammar.

5.

638,

bia?rjKrj,

ov, 6, (biamrexca)

biamroxos,

1.

4,

1, 1

biamvrjaare

....

who

5,

rr)v biam
is

supported

the church.
2.

To

Apophth.

be

deacon,

Theodor.

3. To bidprayers,

bi?mvos

Pherm.

eipl.

Soz.

1,

15.

25.

to exhort to prayer ; said of the

252
S?aXe??c

S?aKOvr)Trj<i

deacon.

Apost.

Const.

avr?v

25.
ov,

biaKovrjrrjs,

?,

(biaKov?o)

attendant,

Leimon.

104.

as,

15,

i), servants,

25,

In

2.

ecclesiastical

Can. 18.

r?v

rov
2

7,

4,

ov,

biaK?via,

avrrj

be

4,
rrjs

roiavras

iroXX?

1, 1

ku

Ilap?

biaKovias

ravrrjs.

biaKovias

os

69

NlC.

prjrar?piov.

Ta

672 A

II,

Substantively.

(a)

place

3. Const.

Gelas.

Apophth.

7, 3.

lostorg.

Vit.

Sab.

B.

.243

Phi-

Coteler.

II,

290 A. I

e?p^vtK?, o-uva7rn7, irpoo<j>?vrjois,

biaK?viooa,

13, 4.
1060

28.

Matth.

Martyr.

D.

yuva?Ka
VvvalKa

8, 28, 5. Nie.

8, 19.

Can.

Chal.
erc?v

7rpo
els

15

pr)

Act.

et

2.

8,

I, 19.

Epiph.

I,

el pr)

112,

13

virep?rj

r?

buxKovirCns,
275,

rj, 6,

dimin.

a proper
10, as

of
name.

?taKovos.

Theoph.

Cont.

Cont.

17.
:

hesitate

scruple.

Leimon.
MaKa

to the oppo

applied
Theod.

Phot.

24.

contest.

rovrcav

yiyove

Lector.

Cedr.

II, 449.

Polyb.

r&v r?gecav

11, 3

18,

Kal r&v ?vbp&v npbs

biaKpiais.
discretion.

ovos,

bi?Kcav,

Porph.

o, =

Apophth.

16.

219,

Poemen.

....

155

Cer.

rrjv ....

?Krekiaai

=
bi?kyica

for

eyyov
Theoph.

assembly.

AiaXaXe?

12.

rb ip ?yvela

Teaaapamarrjv.

?kyeca strengthened by bi?. Polyb.

re rots

eyyovos.)
489,

rov kabv

i<e?ae

176.

Leimon.

(Compare

as an

to address,

! biakakica,

ov, deacon.

bi?mvos,

Cer.

rov

Kal rrj napembrjpla

yiyvop-eVois

4, 4, 2
Aopip?xov

biakyovvres.
bi?keippa,

aros,

rb,

bt?keKTos,

of

rrjs

iganoarokrjs.

At

8,1,

1, 66,

CHRON.

717,

Polyb.

2
11

1, 67,

805, 10.
of

variety
Clem.

di?Xe?is, ecos, r),homily.

POLYB.

as of a nation.

Clem. Alex.

2.

time.

intervals.

ov, r), language,

9, et alibi.

Strab.

interval

noi&v

Aiakelppara

2. Dialect,

ef-rjKOvra errj.

occupation,

Koiva>vi)om

council.

ecas, r), discrimen,

'Ek bi?keipp?rcav,

pr) xciporovelo?ai

THEOPH.

irpo?aiveiv,

11,

....

dissenters,

'ii?avvqs ? oWpiv?>evos.

Enl

3,

AiaKovio-crav

reooapaKovra.

biaKoviooav

(See also

Apocr.

Apost.

Const.

exhortation

Krjpvooo.)

r) bi?Kovos.

r), deaconess,

rjs,

The

2,31

PORPH.

The bidding prayer,

(b) Ta biaKoviK?,
to prayer said by the deacon. Eukhol.

13,

52.

21.

(536), 1204 B.

10,

Theoph.

53,

avr&

the Chalcedonian

nXeovoKis

deacon's
Laod.

prjrar?piov.

A.

3.

26,

10,

10, 20, et alibi.

of

2. Discernment,

?iokovikov,

r? biaKovia,

in a church,

2,

fast,

holding

to doubt,

Act.

rb mivcavrjaai

biaKpiv?pevoi,

bi?Kpiais,

biaKovia

The

Apost.
Polyb.

Eunap.

biaKplvopai,

21, 21.

AieKpive

aXX^Xovs

T?

Polyc.

nokecav.

nents

to a deacon.

r), ?v, pertaining

12.

p. 422

?n?rrj.

Deception,

O?

?X

rrjs ?KKXrjoias?
biaKoviK?s,

(interpol.)

3, 67.

ploa biaKplvopai.

in a church,

place

Theriac.

AiaKp?rrjais

NT. Matt.

the poor.
rpoqb?v.

ecas, r), (biaKparia>)

biaKplvca, commonly

ir?pvrjs.
the deacon's

sea.

12

3.

r?v

biaKov?as

p.io?bv

r?s

to

Homil.

Const.

rjs, r), channel,

Diosc

12.

25,

1, 42.

2. Jurisdiction, the limit within which power may

be exercised.
Porph. Adm. 205,14.

I,

Apocr.

UavXo

given

Tas

rov

(bi?Kovos)

biaKoviK?v,

o?v

?lepiiorrao-oe

t?

deaconess.

to the

2,

3, 8.

I, 18.

a lake

Karoxrj.

647 C.

Ill,

of food.

rr)v biaKoviav.

Xrjyj/ovrai

r?,

to

25,

Kuv?s Kat pio?opa

Xaypa

rb

?eov

as

KaTaXi7re?v

irrox?v,

Nie.

Theod.

supply,
41

2,

bibovri

T?

13

et Thecl.

Apost.

Const.

271 B.

Ill,

alms

Charity,

piou

1.

13,

8,

10.

Anc.

deaconship.

biaKoviav

3,

2.

10,

8,

Apost.

Antioch.

Nie.

1 Tim.

1,1.

Const.

water-course.

biaKp?rrjais,

collectively

295,

Basil.

Paul,

els

the deacons,

6.

20.

'H ?it?Kovos,

from

Phil.

passim.

Magnes.

biaKonr),

NT.

Clem. Rom. Epist.

Laod.

Polyb.
Kal rrjs ?XXrjs

biaKov?as

Apost.

3. Deaconate,

Act.

Ignat.

vitrjp?rrjs,

I, 717 D.

Epiph.

4.

servant,

?paovr?rovs.

writers,

Const.

considered.

Kat

eiKaioTaVous

Apost.

2, 26, 2.

considered.

eK rrjs

Ilapeicrayay?v
tous

virrjpeoias

Can.

5.

collectively

o, deacon.

ov,

bi?mvos,

k. t. X. ApOPHTH.

(Compare r? biaKoviK?.)

as of a monk.
biaKovia,

b? vir?p

1 AiaKovdro

6,

'Yflr?p tc5v Karrjxovp?vov,

Xeywv

Theodor.

8,

Alex.

Eus.

particular
404,23.

5, 26.

6, 36.

language.

S?akevKo?

ov, (XevKos) marked

bi?XevKos,
Sept.

Gen.

bi?Xrjyfns,

cos,

Diod.
2.

with

white

as a

spots,

goat.

30,

RIAN.
as

capacity,

of

vessel.

47

586,

11.

2, 50,
eo^e

Ai?Xrjyj/iv

opinion,

6, et alibi.

3, 4,

Diod.

iroXXols os

rois

irap?

judgment

vo?pbs

3. Thrust, as with a straight sword; opposed to

Karaqbop?. *Ek biaXrjy?reos,
By thrusting. POLYB. 2,
et
alibi.
33, 6,
?taXX?yiov,
119,

ras

Kara

Theoph.

uncertain.

rb, meaning

9 To?

Cont.

<?>vXaKas biaXXayiov.

biaXoyrj,

SiaXuTpcao-ts,

owXcu?aopai

Ps.

Sept.

r),

(Xvrp?o)

Polyb.

6, 58, 11.

Xo?aofiai

34.

strengthened

of

27, 11, 3.
bi?.

by

eos,

biap?rprjois,

r),

rz

biapvKrrjpi?o

c?an.

Aicpaprvp?prjv

pvKrrjpi?o

to

(vevo),

measuring,

Apocr.
t&p

?vyaripas

E?S.

Pro
ras

'E?palcav

4, 11, p. 156.
bi?.

by

strengthened

sent,

(bianipnca)
?naaav

POLYB.

2, 49

DlOD.

exported.

ki?avoarov.

bianopnip'ov

strengthened

?noprjais

bianoarikkca

lyb.

bi?.

by

Polyb.

G.

Dio

aVooreXXw

by

strengthened

?noaroki)

2, 17, p. 69, 32.

Eus.
to,

aros,

(biavvo)
6 Tas

9, 13,

oparos

rjpeprjoiov.

9,

15,

irpbs X?yov

ovppcrpelo?ai

bi?.

Polyb.

by

bi?.

Polyb.

bi?.

by

strengthened

Polyb.

irareo

3 Outc?

Ilopetas

y?p

av

5,

iropeias

bvvairo

Kal Kara yrjv Kal

Strengthened

NEW

bi?.

rbv 9A?evvr)p.

Aieiraperrjpovvro

SERIES,

by

bi?.

33

Polyb.

3,55,

25,

POLYB.

bt?.

by

33.

npoararevca

strengthened

bi?.

by

Po

7.
to miss,
.Tov

923

p.

err,
7ravros

biapapr?vca.

PtOLEM.

bienraiaav.

LuCIAN.

Kal ?ap?apiCovaa,

aros,

bi?prjpa,

r?, mishap,

bianr&paai

aros,

rb,

large
bi?pwv,

blun

faltering,

a kind

dzherm,

INSCR.

lateen
ov,

biappatvo)

2058,

55

A,

r) nokis.
of

and on the coast of Egypt.

123, 16,

vessel

Proc.

dzherm

has

used

on

the

Ill, 330 11.

usually two

sails."]

to,

diarium,

day's

allowance.

Novell.

V?t. Sab. 227 C.

(palpa),

to

besprinkle.

rrjp koIttjp pov

Sept.

Prov.

17

7,

KpoKipca.

or lifting up. Polyb.

a
blapais, em, fj, (bialpca) raising
2, 33,

2.

loss.

nepmeae?rai

[The modern Egyptian

Kat biavv

pavos

Lev.

Sept.

Strengthened

8 Aianralovaa

Ateppaym

by

(nralca)

Mey?kois

performance.

r? biawopara

strengthened

npea?ela

13,

4,

bianralca

Nile

Kal wKTCpiv?s

14,

iraparrjp?opai
3, 30

2 Reg.

all night.

APOST.

sale.

np?ats,

dering.

to be done.

work

Kara ??Xarrav,

Somn.

Id. 6, 9.

accomplishment,

9,

up

CONST.

rjpcprjoiovs

rovrov.

VOL. VII.

7.
Lu

poya.

sitting

iravvvxis.

?ypvnvia,

vigil,

ecas, r),=

bi?nrcapa,
a

ea>s, rj, (biawKrepevo)

biairaparrjp?opai

1, 23,

distributed,

presents

biavvo fiara

biairareo =

ov,

bianpoararevca

34, 10, 3.

Polyb.
strengthened

Kal r?

Sept.

a child.

5, 67, 11, et alibi.

measure.

1, 3.

biawKr?pevois,

POLYB.

?no?vrjaKca

re rrjv oimvpivrjv

GNOST.

rjs, r), largitio,

bi?wopa,

?nonlnroa,

backslide,

16, 31, 8.

bianpea?ela
a

as a missile.

dodge,

Phalar.

19, 2.

biano?vrjaKca

bi?npaais,

9, 113.

Hence,

160,

avrrjv.

biank?ca (?nkooa), to unfold.

=

as

tend,

'EKciXeo-e r?s

Kal bienk?pa>p

bianoarokr)

2, diameter.

4,

b?appos, ov, (?ppos) sandy.

biavopr],

p.

5, 42, 7.

Polyb.

irp??at.

(biajierp?o)

3, 3.

2 Par.

1120

EpHES.

avTOvs prjb?v irpoirer?s

biavevo

48,

5, 37, 3, et alibi.
to protest.

biapaprvpofiai,

Laert.

2,

28, 3, 6.
as

liberation,

11, 4, 1.

Sept.

6, 1

?pi?vrovs

to

Greek,

to

(^Xav??),

teuangel.

Eis

(Compare

103,

release,

prisoners of war.

DlOD.

5, 2 titul.

E?S.

biankav?ca

bian?prjais

eos,

bitter.

very

in ecclesiastical

?ianlnrca,

bian?pnipos,

?XXaytov2.)
rjs, r),meditation.

AR

32.

Erythr.

(niKpos)

iKnlnrca.

?v, He had the reputation with most people of being

dull.

ou,

ov,

across.

the distance

(bianep?ca)

Mar.

85.

comprehension,

Polyb.

to,

Peripl.

bi?niKpos,

3, 37, p. 203, 99.

Conception,

aros,

I bianepapa,

32.

r), (biaXap?avo)

resolution.
II,

253
Biapai?

5 Trjv

?k bi?paem

tically with the sword.

avr&v

p?xrjv,

by striking

(Compare mracjaop?.)

ver

biapr?o (?pr?o), to suspend.

?oXov

ovprrjv
els vbop

POLYB. 34, 9, 10 Trjv b?

rrjv ?pyvplnv,

....

POLYB.

oro?s

rvirrovres

biaoaqb?o,

explain,

expound,

To

announce,

eos,

=
r),

cos,

bi?oeiois,

a law term.
biaoeio,

H.

V.

r?v

bi?ociois,

2.

|
3 Mace.

virapx?vrov,

21

7,

being

rov

cY7to

deprived

of.

and

harass,

term.

law

to revise,

b? biaoKev??eiv
veo?oi
biaoKcvrj,

Tas

edit,

rjs, r), equipment,

ioo,

biaoKopiri?o,

Num.

Deut.

30,
o?s

10,

tov

rrjs OKrjvrjs*

35
eav

bieoKopirio?

; dress.
POLYB.

to scatter

abroad,

oc

oc

?Kel.

Kvpios

Ex.

Kvpios
POLYB.

biaarvkoca,

oov.

?Vce?. 30,
47,

3
5,

et alibi.
ov, o, (biaoirao)

biao?raopos,
Sept.

Jer.

15,

asunder,

tearing

biaoiraois.

3.

as,

objectively.
ir?oais

rais

r), (biaoirc?po)

Sept.
?aoiXciais

Deut.

being

scattered,

dispersion;

28, 25 *Eot7 biao?rop? ?v

rrjs yrjs,

Thou

shalt

among all the kingdoms of the earth.

vovv

be scattered

30, 4 'Eav r?r)

Philad.

discrimination,

Dion*.

interpunction.

op&pev.
to serve

as'a

to the end

t&v

Dion

one's

of

PlUT.

general.

biaaTparrjyovvra

752 E, et alibi.

come

Ignat.

6, et alibi.

7roXX?

Aoy?p

?np?KTcav.

74, 31.

Cass.

generalship

(praetor

tovs

conduct, as a war.

&aca,

(arvkos)

LYB. 5, 4, 8.
biaavpca,

to tarry,

=
biaa(f>?kl?ca
2.
5, 69,
biaa&fa,

22,

"Pcapalovs.

Polyb.

16, 37,

b? biearparfjyei.

to

to

with

support

5,100,4.

Mal.

338,

?aqt?klfo strengthened
conduct

columns.

Po

22,11,13.

intransitive.

Sept.

country.

?i?cnriXos,ov, (oiriXos, oiriX?s)full ofrocks, as the bottom

of the sea. Arrian.
Peripl. Mar. Erythr. 43.
oiao-7rop?,

(b) To

disperse.

1,

BARN.

629, 15. 17 *Ek b? rrjs biaarokrjs

9 Aiearparrjyovv

Tavra

o? ?x?poi

AiaoKopmo?rjrooav
biaoKopiriorj

to

rrjv

X.)

commandment.

distinction,

(arparrjyica),

To

7.

8, 31,

k. t.

ship). Dion Cass. 764, 29.

3. Transitively,
(a) To out-general. Polyb.

Xvfiai

Sept.

Kara n?aav

7roXv pev

punctuation,

in Bekker.

261

22,

furniture

(oKopirL?o)

1 O?

airorp?\?/ai

Jud.

yv&prjs, dissension,

1,15,

nepiex?pevov

2.

1, 5 Tous

Diod.

Polyb.

Ibid. 315 B.

NT.

irpaypareias.

7 Trjv biaoKcvrjv

Sept.

r?s ?i?Xovs

elo?oras

?XXorpias

as a book.

Jews

Bell.

Joseph.

division.

Ai?orao-is

r), (biaarikkca)

biaarparrjyica
I,

to vex

The

Kal Bi?vvlas,

(biaarekkca)

In grammar,

Thrax

14.

2,

rjs,

nicety.

3, 14 Mrjb?va biaoeiorjre. BASILIC. 60, 24, 1.

biaoKev??o,

Ei?

'

titul.

24,

extortion,

Sept.

violently.

Concutio,

Luc.

31,

60,

Uovrov,

biaanop?s

imxcaplois,

r), separation,
8

(interpol.)

60, 24, 2.

Basilic.

firjbevbs biaoeio??vrcs
Ael.

BASILIC.

rb,

em,

biaarokrj,

concussio,

(biaoeio)

to shake

Gen.

7, 11.

Stacreto-p?s.

o?, ?,

biaociop?s,

2.

interpretation.

"Ekkrjvas.

yevos

rois

napianaprai
aros,

Si?oracris,

explanation,

biean?p?ai

10.

Polyb.

Sept.

among

els tovs

(Compare

'lov?aic?v

y?p

olmvpivrjv

2 Esdr. 5, 6.

40, 8.

Deut.

known.

scattered

'Aalas,

rrj biaanop?.

bi?arakpa,

to make

declare,

1, 46, 4, et alibi.
biao?obrjois,

iv

ra?s

rbv v?pov rovrov.

1, 5 Aiaoaqjirjoai
2.

Sept.

Jews

'EKXeKTo?s napenibrjpois

KamraboKlas,

7, 3, 3 T?
as a law.

from

7, 35

Joan.

throughout Pontus, Galatia, Cappadocia,

and Bithynia.
Jacob. 1, 1 Ta?s b&bem qbvka?s

Asia,

bieo?Xcvoav.
to

9lapar)k. NT.

scattered

biaoaXcvovorjs

ircrpo?oXois

biaanop?s

; arising

1, 1

T?karlas,

TtyveTai

biaoaXeveiv.

Kal r?v prjxavrjp?rov

4 Ta p?v tois

30,

1, 48,

Kal r?s

?orc

5 Tc?v irvpyov
16,

Sept.

tov

t&v 'Ekkrjvcav, the

the Gentiles
1 Petr.

to shake.

or?ocis

ras ?aocis.

Job. 33, 6

(oaXevo),

Tis ?v?pov

146,

ecas aKpov rov ovpavov.

aKpov rov ovpavov

an

2 T?s

T^v biaanop?v

irrjXov birjpnoai.

1, 48,

Ps.

btapr?o?ai.

biaoaXevo

aov

biaanop?

Kal kookIvois

(prjol, Koirrco?ai,

biapri?o, ioo, (?pri?o) tomould, form.

Ek

ais

254 Biaa

BiapTao)

stranger

Gen.

35,

348,

17.

by bi?. Polyb.

through
3

16.

Aiiacaai

an
pe

unknown
iv

rr? ?b&.

23, 24. Vit. Epiph. 333 A. Novell.

Mal.
Id.
6.
121, 22 O? ?W?fovres, guides.
130,
336, 8. Chron. 730, 20.

NT. Act.

bi?acaais,

em,

r), (biaa&(oa)

known country.

i 12.

Porph.

guiding,

Adm.

as

through

154, 22.

an un

Cer. 683,

255
SiaawaTTj?

ov, ?,

biao?orrjs,
?bov.

Novell.

conductor,

guide,

(biao?Co)

1.

130,

Porph.

731.

Chron.

rrjs

rjyeji?v

rjs, r), (biar?ooo)

biarayr),

bi?ragis.

'H biarayr)

11

4,

cos,

Polyb.

4,

XiKat

?W??eis.

NoveUae

Orig.

ANTEO.

biar?^eos.

of his

order

The

Xeirovpyias,

rj, ?v,

biarariK?s,

duties.

sacerdotal

for

compose,

?nb rrjs Vcapalcav

iKKkrjalas

ecas,

decree.

Novell.

CuROP.

DlOD.

fashion.

Id. 2, 51.
Luc?an.

imagine.

22

T?s

Eus.

write.

Lyd.

16

3,

*Hv &s

1, 18, 3.

Iren.

canon,

statute,

constitutio,

Antec.

Prooem.

2,

6.

r&v

Z'

1,

Kal ?iarv7ra)a,eis

?tara^eis

181,

biervn&aaro.

rfj Kopiv?lcav

typify.

43,

regulate.

2, 8, p. 222.

r), (biarvn?ca)

86,

decree,

order,

otKOvpeviK&v avv?bcav.

rrjs iepas

?aoa,

biavy??oa,

38.

to

(avy??ca)

IL 893 E.

Gram.

Frag.

indite,

oiarvVcoo-is,
rrjs

service.

Polyb.

urgent.

(biareivo)

Ai?rai-is

the communion

biarvnoaaov,

to command,

Constituo,

4. To foreshadow,

in the
perform

Ibid.

T& koyiap&

3. To

rjp?v

Ai?rat-is

B.

531

II,

mould,

II, 530 C. Antec.

17. Mal. 440, 9.

biar?ijeis,

2.

Eukhol.

to form,

(rvn?ca)

Basil.

biarayr).

?eias

T?}s

to the deacon

Directions

?epobiaKovias,

? a,

2.

'Attooto

veapat

Prooem.

instruction.

2. Direction,

Ai

4,

1,

law,
99 A

IV,

titul.

NOVELL,

constitutiones.

ravrrjs

ance

et alibi.

19,10,

order,

command,

r), constitutio,

Alex.

Xrjs,The order contained in the letter. NT. Act. 7,

53. Rom. 13, 2.
bi?ra?is,

BASIL.

I, 10, p. 13, 86. Id. 2, 8, p. 121, 64.

4, 11, p. 257, 99. Id. 20, 41, p. 435, 8.

?irioro

rrjs

biarvn?ca.

maca,

biarvn?ca,

order,

commandment,

command,

2 Esdr.

Sept.

rjaca,=

biarvnica,

72, 11. 13.

Adm.

$ia<j)opo<?

; shine

glance

Plut.

through.

Act. Andr. 8 'Ev r& r? qb&srrjs

Apocr.

rjp?pas ?iavyafeiv.

by a ditch.

biaraqbpevo (raqbpevo), tofortify

11

105,
pas

rov ?ovvov

r?irov

T?v p?v peraf-v

irapep?oXrjs

biera(?>pevo-av.

?xvpovro

Kal bier?fypeve

X?q)ov]

that

biareoo?pov,
biareoo?pov,

bi?

is,

or

a name

Tovrov

104,

four.
SC.

to Tatian's

ev ?onv

eos,

biarrjprjois,

evayy?

bi?(j>avpa,
Apocr.

Harmony

SEPT.

Num.
ov, ?,

bianprjrrjs,
VELL.

18,

(biarip?opai)

guarding,

keeping,
t?v

charge.

NO

Krjvoirop.

appraiser,

ov,

r?,

(?iotovos)

Sept.

tent-ropes?

Ex.

to be quite calm.
biarpep?o, rjoo, (?rpep?o)
Pont.

Peripl.
8i?rpi?Tos,

Euxin.

ov, (biarirp?o)

7,

of

said

perforated.

the

35,

11.

ARRIAN.

Proc

Gaz.

Reg.

to.

change

2. Consternation, fear,
et alibi.

ofmind.

POLYB.

trepidation.

11, 7, 9.

Id. 1, 16, 4,

splendor.

3,
tov

ev?&vois

PlUT.

POLYB.

8,

Tonov.

ANC

15

rrj

rrjv t&v

vnb

22

ANT.

bia(j)6povra

mravoe?v

Stars.

101,

bia(j)ep?vrcav

r&

KvpiaK&, Church

pr)

M AL.

Kivrjaiv

avrov

aros,

rb,

(biaqbopeoa)

Sept.

Jer.

bia(f>ipovra

24

biaqbepovarj.
17

Tovs

who

of the motions

'Avnyovov,

avr&

Ta

yevvcapivovs

biacjaepeiv, Those

biaqbepovros

rov

bia(j>epovra

CONST.

?ekrlova.
avr&

Tfj avr&

Tov

r?

ml

tov

born are under the influence

15

earai

y?p

els

iKKkrjala.
aarpcav

to : to

to relate

to,

Ovrca

14,

*Ev?povi?ea?ca
Tc5v

day.

of

40.

37.

reference

biaqbepovra

5, 5

7, 36.

Leo.

2,

dawn

the

3.

23,

to have

7repi r?s np?geis

of the
198

arparov.

Whatever

are

belonged

to Antigonus.
bia<j)?prjpa,

r)s, r), (biarpeiro)

brightness,

(biacjaavaKca)

beqbivacap.

APOST.

Ta

sea,

1,2.
biarpoirr),

==

property.

64,1.

a cutting, cut. DlOD. 2, 10,

biaropr), rjs, r), (biar?pvo)
an opening, as in a wall?
p. 125, 84,
biar?via,

I
i

?irapx?v.

to,

aros,

bia<f) pca, referri,

belong

8 Trjv biarfjprjoiv

ov, o, (biavy??ca)

Proteuangel.

biaqbivacap

evayy?Xiov.)

r), (biarrjp?o)

mrekap?ave

to?s

II, 893 D.

To

22. Theod.
of the Gospels. Eus. 4, 29, p. 193,
IV, 208.
(Compare Orig. IV, 98 E Kal rb ?Xrj??s
bi? rcoo?pov

"Apa T& biavy??eiv

biavyaap?s,

through

given

Polyb.

ko(j)ov.

[rov

iroXvrip.os.

T? ?i? rcoo?pov,

biavy??ei, it is dawning.

Impersonally,

Kal rrjs o(f>er?

2,

rcoo?pov,

separately,

Xiov, Diatessaron,

14,

POLYB. 3,

about.
res ae
\ bi?(?)opos,

37

(30),

that which

is? scattered

16

o?

*Eo-ovrai

biaqbopovv

els biacpoprjpa.
various,

sundry,

several;

commonly

in

the

256

8ia<?)?pu)<;
Const.

plural.
biaq^?pov
pols

biaqb?povs

Epiph.
2.

bi? Xpiorov.

Theod.
t?

Substantively,

"Eva brjpiovpybv

Eus.

1, 4, p.

III, 543 C.

adv.

of

Porph.

Adm.

in both

passages,

8ia<?>opov, money.

bia<?)ov?o,

Just.

biaqbvrj. DlOD. 1, 47, p. 57, 26.

Judith.

Sept.

perish.
avrov

?vbp?v

8,

Leo

10,

275

biexovvo?rj,

rjXiov,
|

as a blow.

rovrov

Xa?ev.

rbv

AiaKexcipiop?vos

to slay.

8, 23, 8

POLYB.

y?p

Ps.

Sept.

gold.

44,

10

Po

biaxpvo-o.

biaxvvo

(x?vcd),

bi?xvois,

ecos,

HlPPOL.

biax?o.
a

r), (biax?o)

'E?v b? biaxvo-ci
aros,

t?,

spreading.
?v r?

biax?rjrai

the

(biay?raXXo)

musical

Lev.

Sept.

of

SeL?H.

Sept.

the

accountant.

Basil.

calculator,

323 B.

19.

Ill,

Epist.

2,

themselves.

Polyb.

8.

26,

15,

to, a kind

bi?rjrrjoiov,

Cer. 21,18.
Ai?rjrrjoia,

246,19

Porph.

biairrjoiov.

fj,

Xlpco?vrepov

time,

els y?povs

r), (biyapos)

bcvrepoyaji?o.

biyapovvrov

the marrying

second

or

19

Ilayis

5, 9.

yp&prj)

Apost.

Const.

?iypoViov,

meaning

6, 1.

un

inconstant,

19.

Barn.

2, 6,1.

meaning

2,

bix?pvoov.

double-minded,

Apost.

Sept.

deceitful.

uncertain.

Jud.

Sept.

uncertain.

Apocr.

Act.

two

ov,

fingers

or

long

broad,

bibaKrvkia?os.

I, 688, 23.
ov, r?, school,

in

Iren.

sense

the

1, 28,

of

doctrine,

sys

1 *I?iov xaPaKTVPa

avpearrjaaro.
ov,

rb,

cav, oi,

(blbvpos)

(536), 977 D.

Const.
testes,

docu

documentum,

(bibaaKakims)

1641 B.

Chal.

opxeis.

testiculi,

Sept.

11.

25,

blbpaxpop,
time,

ov, to, =

blbpaxpop.

Apocr.

Narr?t.

Joseph.

1,3.

pr) ?on?o?ai.
a

BARN.

blykcaaaos.

(y?pos)

bibaamkelov

Deut.

Neocaes.

twice.)

Prooem.

Antec.

20.

blbpaypov,

a second

has

A?yXwo-ow,

tern of doctrine.

blbvpoi,

bi?irioiov. Suid.

17 eO

5, 16.

ment.

125.

bia?Uia.

to marry

as,

of garment

Leo Gram.

Adm.

7.

been married

double4ongued,

Sir.

Hes.

bibaamkiKOP,

bi?apiov, to, a kind of weight f Porph.

a second

Neocaes.

rjroi navbeKrcav.
being

Const.

Si?ao-KaXe?ov,

13.

ov, (bis,

Cedr.

38,1,15.
bia^n?vpiCo (yjn?vpi?o), in the plural, to whisper among

biyapia,

Barn.

Joan.

numerarius,

Nil.

199. Basilic.

11,

?i?aKTvXios,

biayjrrjqbioTrjs, ov, o, (bia^rjq^iCofiai)

19.

eVrlv r) biykcaaala.

Prov.

as,

10.]

digests.

ov, bilinguis,

biyp&aiop

Ps.

r), the

F,
form.

has married

Anc.

who

digesta,

biyiarcav,

as,

?av?rov

biyopla,

b?ppart.

representative

term ?/D?

13,

passim.

biyap?o,

avpnkaKels,

decided.

128.

He

is,

one

(Compare Can. Apost.

275 C.

r&v

blyvoapos,

Hebrew

?jianop?

7.

6, 53,

di?^aXpa,

'Ev

43.

290,

cav, r?,

blykcaaaos,

'A^aiov.

?i?xpuo*os,ov, (xpuo-os) inlaid with gold, interwoven with

22

Ill,

biykcaaala,

biaxcipLCopai (biaxcipi(o),

lyb.

Basil.

Bi?Xia

one who

that

character
into

united
20,

Ant.l,

(bis, y?pos)

Hippol.

bvaly?pois

?irrjX

Hal.

Dion.

time.

I?iyeora,

of rr

'AXko??)

MaRIUS

blyappa,
the

by

suggested

Kal

TLpoari?iaai

777.

name

[The

was

blyappa

b? nap

"Anag

BEKKER.

the appearance

ov, 6,

blyapos,

eis 7roXuKav8?7

?v

irapev?v

Sept.

midday.

moderate,

rj (pop? rrjs pa?bov

Elpr)

?pirobicr?eloa

until

has

Compare

'EXe'va FeAe'va.

elprjrai.

Fav,

Kal A?Kcaai

Kal Acapievai

2468.

p.

rb

11 Upoarl?erai

F?vag,

Fprjgis

gamma,

which

?orjs.

rbv

biaqborioai

morning

to check,

(xaw?o)

GrAM.

Xov

rov

'A7ro rrjs opas,

ooa,

biaxaw?o,

?vag

prjgis ml

double

O? bia

13

ovb? irvevpa

pia,

o?p?

rrjs rjp?pas, From

rjpioovs

to

TryPH.

(?>cavrjevrcav?pxopivois.

Victorinus,

biaqbori?o, loo, (qbor?(o) to enlighten ; to shine.

Nehem.

otov

Kai ro?s ?nb

7.

Cohort.

192, 21, at different times,

182, 17.

to

<j)ovr)oci r?v

various.

1,1.

3,

(8?s, y ?ppa) digamma,

T *lcaai Kal Alokevai

nap?

4,

see.

which

Boicaro?s

bi?qbopos,

?ia^uds, ?bos, i),=

rjoo,

Apol.

?av,
Polyb.

Apost.

Const.

bevrepoyapla.
1, 15.

blyappa, to, indeclinable,

25.

15,

marriage,

Just.

6, 45, 4, et alibi.

biaqb?pos,

eos

second

Kai

1 Ata(?>?pois

43,

7,

?iroirjoaro.

irpovoias

I. 57 A.

18, 8.

6, 11, 1

Apost.

kt?ocos

BlSpaffliov

20, 14.

ov,

rb, double

drachma,

a coin.

Sept.

Gen.

23, 15 T?)rerpamalcap bibp?xpcap?pyvplov.

257

ScSvfieva

bibvpevca

to

(blbvpoi),

7rSo"ai bibvpevovaai,
blbca =z

twins.

Areth.

34.

napablbca,

blboapi,to give.
accusative

top

211,

To

163

give

r&

k?yxij.
He

?mrjs,

rb x*^?s*

els
mr?

avr&

CONT.

13

704,

To

*Ore

em,

bi?yepais,

10

Aa?&v

biboapi.

es,

rrj

avrov

Kara

rrjs

Theoph.

rov

els

16

437,
pera

blbcaai

Adm.
n?ba.

116,
THEOPH.

Keqbakrjs pera

Porph.

When

r), (bieyelpoa)

Cer.

character.

of

13

476,

shall

the trumpet

energy

(bi?,

translucent.

elbov)

sound.

Theod.

697 A

Ill,

ov

10,

29,

10,

28,
en

rokprjaeiv
3

Ovs

ebei

4. 7 AieK^aXXei
rjs,

r),

1, 4
bieg?yca

inl

to

To

Ibiav ?iovs

ycvvrjp?rov.
ad

business,

r?irov nv?s,
be in

rov

the

Sept.

equivalent

to

of any

one ;

place

one.

of any

r?irov

1140

Ephes.
Kal

?yior?rov

ooior?rov

?KKkrjoias KcXeorivov.

rrjs Vopaiov

?pe?iCo

at,

strengthened

by

1, 36.

Just.

biapvKrrjpi?o.
to

(epjirjvevo),

bi?.

Polyb.

9,

101.

Tryph.
translate.

interpret,

Polyb.

of

Polyb.

3, 58,

3.

yiov,

bvv?pei

rrjkiKavrrj
SC.

avrov,

bieK?akkeiv

ov, rb,

Sept.

Philon.

3, 22,3.

also

II, 139,

to any

Sept.

place.

Jos.

out, pass,

1, 75, 4.

3, 40, 1. Diod.

egress,

17, 68,

?KbiK?ca strengthened

22.

ipnlnroa
rrjv npbs

(ig?yca),

Eus.

Vcapalovs

to conduct,

bi?.

by

Apocr.

Act.

8, 1, p. 377, 13.

strengthened

by

?kkorpiorrjTa
manage

to relate.

birjy?opai,

bi?.

biepneaovras.

: to treat.

Polyb.

38,

13,

the space

eros)

of

30,

bia?v
p.

159.

two years.

Sept.

With

the

accusative

of

remote

the

PORPH. Adm. 208, 23 Airjyrjoarorov ?aoiXea

aros,

rb,

(birjy?ofiai)

irarp'iKios.
narrative,

story,

4, 39, 11.
birjX?o,?oo, (rjX?o) to drive a nail through.
5, 26

POLYB.

divorce,

biaiois.)

ocra eX?Xr?cre
avrbv
7rp?s
birjyrjpa,

Nomocan.

13, 23.

object.

passage

biaioiov,

desultorily.

(biappiirro)

repudiation,

biirjpi)
Phot.

ibos, r), (bis,

bierrjpis,

bieppipcvos,

(b?eois,

?iroor?oiov.

(See

lyb.

et Paul.

Eis

rov

adv.

bi?oiov,

7.

tc

subsistence.

Kar

as of a
country.

rbv

nv?s,

bicppip?vos,

1 Trjv 8* eprjpov rrjv

vbcap.

(bieK?akkoa)

blobos. Polyb.

biepnlnrca

out

to go

Intransitively,

Pet.

biepprjvevo

2 Reg.

213,

to

Jos. 15, 7.

dpi

to sneer

nose,

4, 68, 5

T?novs.

p.

*Iva

18,9.

2Mace.

Porph.

bieibrjs re Kal peyas.

np?axoapov

bieK?akew.

bi KbiK?oa=

of

as of

settlement,

Aij?iro

?pxicirioKOirov

b? robs p?v

e*Krrjs x?Pas

representative

z=z

the means

boundary,

to manage.

Kal

4, 57,
4, 73,

4, 26, 3, et alibi.

Num. 34, 4. 5.

Ai?irovros

3 Va?vpos

20.

?Ai K/3aX?>v T17V2rvp(j)?klav.

bieK?okr),

?irb r?v

ov, r), border,

be the

?v rfj

irp?rov

biepiv?o, incorrectly for biappiv?o, (bi?, pis) to turn up the

bteK?akkoa (iK?akkca) to go through. Polyb.

15,

as

rjs, r), (biei-?yo)

Toirorrjprjrrjs

treat.

bic??yrjrai.

1 Kapxrjb?vioi

Polyb.

rb p?v

treated.

(?)vXaKrjv.

to obtain,

get,

bie?ayoyr),

biciro,

rrjv

3, 21,
to

bic??yeiv,

avr?v
he

btc?rjye,

?irl r?irov

1, 71,

biepe?iCo

pa?bov

ap(j>io?rjtovpevov

Kara

?el bief-ayay?vres

To

b?paros

mbiov

Avbpias

avT& Kara

?ovKivov,

tis norapbs

tovtois

To

bi??obos,

avrov

PORPH.

pevavkov

Mal.

238.

bieibrjs,
Of?

IcaaKelp

vwrov

"EboaKcv avr&

as a
trumpet.

to

?coo-ei

Adm.

the ear.

490

*E?\aKev

sound,

avrols

2.

POLYB.

Kal nax^las.

laxvp?s
3.

rov

*E?\*>/cev

?aatkem.

per?

r?

btc??yovras

fjbrj r? Kara rrjv ?pxrjv bie?rjyc.

b? ovpp?xovs

ir?orj qbiXav?poiria

object.

avrbp

nkrjyrjp

Kara

in

538,

Kopvqbrjs

A?bcaKev

77,

3,

0VK iblbov

x<?Pav
top

9Ebo?rj

19

him

rov

irepl
3 Tous

justment.

594,

struck

r?v

take the

remote

the

eavrov

to strike,

Kara Kpavlov.

avr&

A?s

of

Trjv

Svxai'w

CHRON.

6 A?yo

blbeiv.

N\

a blow,

AibcaKe

9Aoqb?X?s

blbei).

(See also

it may

Greek,

21

673,

vn?p r?iKovplcap $',

2.

15

1, 9, 6

bUaiov

the dative
12

Cer.

?aaikia.

(write

244,

npoblbca.)

of

Adm.

234.

Cer. 388 ?i?eru.

In Byzantine
instead

PORPH.

ip avra?s.

bibe?

39

Theoph.

700, 9 blbei. Porph.

perablbca,

ovk eanv

Macar.

4, 2 Ai

Cant.

Sept.

Kal ?reKvovaa

Apophth.

blbcapi.

Martyr.

bear

hldvpa

taie.

Po

1, 14, 6.

Ai^Xc?crev

Sept. Jud.

KeqbaXrjv avrov.

bi?eos, ov, (bis, ?eos) believing in two Gods.

285, 3.
bi?vpa, ov, r?, (bi?vpos) precise

meaning

Hippol.

uncertain.

258(?
Sua-0fi

POLYB.
Karikevaav

t&v

<?>vy?bcav piKpov

ei pr) mriabvyep

vnb r? bl?vpa

1, 6 2vveni?ipevoi

27,

r?v

9lapep'iap,

nv?s

ZioucrjTris

work.

biKTVor?s.

Vcapalcav.

lyb.

4,

baxpcvoa

to

Ixvevca),

(bi?,

across

to carry

tovs

7 Aua?prjaavra

19,

an

Po

isthmus.

=
oiX?Tcop
brjX?rop. Leg. Homer.
editor into brjX?rop.

kep?ovs.
Polyb.

straggle.

3.

68,

4,

8tKaio8?T77s, ov,

?,

scr. 4236. 4237.

ov,

bimioKpirrjpiop,

to,

and

r),

(blmios,

reading.
just

np?gis)

JUST.

the law. NT. Matt.

is required

which

that

by

3, 15 n?Vav bimioavprjv,All the

the law.

of

requirements
aros,

rb,

statute.

ordinance,

(bimioca)

21, 1. Lev. 25, 18, et alibi.

976 E, with
bimp?s= bemp?s. Ephes.

Sept.

bUepe

Ptopa?oi mkovai.
3, 94.

Athen.

ARRIAN.

bUpoaaos.

6 A?vna

Erythr.

I, 312 E To y?p

Plut.

(from dico).

op, =.

biKp?aaios,

Kal

biKp?aaia

(read

Peripl.

Mar.

r), two

ov, rb,

An

note.

I, 943 E.
NT.

of soldiers

companies

Polyb.

(X?xoi).

Aevria

biKp?a

two measures.

(b?ficTpos)

Sept.

Reg.

1 A?pCTpOV Kpi??V.
a name

o?, (bis, polpa)

?v,

to the

given

follow

ers of Apollinaris,
because they asserted that the
a
had
Christ
of
human soul indeed, but was not
body
endowed with a human mind, the divine mind sup
plying the place of the latter. Epiph. I, 993 C seq.
oti

Aeyeiv
Kal

rjp?v

vovv

Y'vxrjv,

b? rrjs

irap?

I,

SOCR.

2, 46,

avrrjv, aXX* etvai

?vaXrjqy??vra

Vvxrjv
rov

1033

eXa?ev.

'A7r?

eXa?e,

(Compare
rb ?vorjrov.

qbaoi,

vovv b? ovk

?lev ?veiXrjqj?vai,

?ebv

? Kvpios

KCKkrjp?vrjs, r) ^wpts

ovopa?op?vrjs.

'AXXa

?X??v

Xpiorbs

Aipoipir?v

irapovoias

164

p.

ovk

b?

noi

923

922.

ATHAN.

eXa?ev

a?pm

vo? ?vo?pKOV Xpiorov

cxciv

rov

?vrl

X?yov

vov els rov

?v?poirov.)

bipoipov, ou, t?, (bipoipos) the space between the end of the

aia?).

Poll.

bUpoaaos, op, (Kpoaa?s) double-fringed.

biKr?rcap, opos, 6, dictator,

10,

biKrarcapela

Plut.

2 AiKr?Vwp
=

biKrarcapevoa,

to

to

evaca,

be

3, 87,

148

Lyd.
HAL.

DlON.

DlON

biKr?rcap.

-capos.

CasS.

341,

1,

et alibi.
biKrarcapla,

ticulated.

POLYB.

12,

Hippol.

as, r), dictatura,

rj, op,

Dion

(b?KTvov)

Sept.

Ex.

Dion.

dictatorship.

Cass.
made
27,

251,15,

et alibi.

netted,

like
4

Hal.

*Epy?

net,

bioUrjois

2, 15,
olb?o

biKTva>T&, net

travel

Koiv?oropov.

"A?pap.

rrjv

strengthened

Sept.

through.
yrjv

O? ?to?e?ovres

els

to

Gen.

prJKOs avrrjs.

t^v x^pav.
by

Mal.

ecos, r), government.

ris

bioiKrjrrjs, ov, ?,
rator.

bix?s,

forefinger,

bi?.

Diod.

12.

2,

66.

2. Diocese.
re

the

to

(obevo)

Atco?eucrev

bio'iKrjois,

II, 1022, et alibi.

?iktvcotos,

cvoo,

biobevo,

of

IV, 309.

Coteler.

btoib?o =

1091.

n,

that

and

thumb

II, 541, 31. Dion. Hal.

I, 176 C. Joseph. Ant.

bevrepop.

biKrarcapla.

7, 72.

POLYB.

peao?aaikevs.

Diod.

6 seq. 3,106,1.
II, 1021. 1034.
14,

Plut.

ravrrjs

r), decocta.

biK?Kra,

bemp&p as a

reading.

bUepe, dicere
X?yeiv

e.

996 A

Ex.

various

1, 6, 5, p. 51,

Aipoiplrai,

rjs, r), ordinance,

bimioavprj,

diligens)
in the

as,

bificTpov,
7,

47.

Tryph.

2, 243.
a favorite?

10, 21, 4.

discerning.

act.

Reg.

?tXoyos, ov, (bis, X?yos) double-tongued, deceitful.

1 Tim. 3,8. Polyc.
5.
?iXo^/a,

Kpirrjs) just

(diligo,

?iX?Kia,r?, delicia

Kpirrjpiop) judgment-seat

2, 6, 3, as a various

as,

biKaionpagla,

(blmios,

(blmios,

Apost.

Const.

tec.

In

judge.

Sept.

88, changed by the

brjXrjy?rop. NlL. Epist.

?iXiyevrtov, t?,

801.

f), op,

?iKaioKpiTiKos,

=
jbiXrjy?rop

6, 24, 1.

Basilic.

Cont.

Theoph.

btbcapi) juridicus,

(blmios,

lattice.

biKrvor?v,

1,2.

diKato?Wia,as, r), (bimiob?rrjs)judgment, trial (in a legal

4, 16, 4. 20, 6, 2, et alibi. In
sense). Polyb.
scr. 5885. Basilic.
6, 24, 2 seq.

bimlcapa,

t?

Substantively,

rjaca, (ia?pos)

bua?peca,

POLYB. 15, 30, 8 Svve?aive b? r?s ?vpas chai

Sept.

rjv ?v rfj bvoei.

Const.
(bioiKeo)
2 Esdr.

LEO.

19
18,

Ot?rc

ir?Xis,

o?Ye

90.

I, 2.
commissioner,
8, 36

To?s

the Latin
?ioik^to?s

procu
to?

?ao-i

259
Blirrv^a

Sto\o(f)vpopat

Kal in?pxois

kirn

Eis

ianv

Kovs,

14

10,

bio?Krjr?s, vnari

NOVELL.

6,

bt?. Polyb.

by

3, 27,

covenant,

r), (biopokoyica)

Po

treaty.

a man's

Dionys,

name.

Bekker.

Aiowo-co,

a woman's

i), Dionyso,

bi?nropai

THEOPH.

biop?opai.

CONT.

19

677,

bi&

10, 46, 1

Polyb.

trating, clear-sighted.
with

endowed
E

The

xaplarparos,

biop?oca,

ance.
Mid.

gift

Kai

rrjs

Chrys. 57

44

42.

1,

Epist.

Euthym.

Tov

biop?caais,

vision.

MACAR. 143 D

ALEX.

760

To

strengthened

by

evbov

Polyb.

2,

4, 4, 4.

b? ? Kvpios

ov,

rb,

&aca,

as

correct,

perform

literary

II, 334 C.

Plut.

HOMER.

biop?oopai,

(a)

amend

one's

to re

ways,

rj, advantage.

Polyb.

Theoph.

5, 88,

730,

bioplav.
r), ?v,

tinguishing.

(8iopi??>)

Iren.

as,

biirXoKapbia,

separativus,

1, 3, 5.

capable

Sept.

doubling.
ooa

rjv cpirpoo?ev

same

the

as

bvo

SC.

79

pa?bos

or

lo?

dis

irX??pa.

*Av? irevrrjKovra

themfifty

rod.

OKvraXrj, cudgel,
avrovs

biirX?v

lashes apiece.

bie^?p

Ibid. 93.

137 B.
1 Reg.

Sept.

r), (biirX?os,

Kapbia)

20.

double-mindedness

60 Ai

(Compare Hippol.

irXrj
fax*}-)
rj, ov, contracted

bnrX?os,

AiirXas

?WXo?s,
To

vrjoreveiv,

rj, ovv, double.

two

fast

in

days

succession.

20.

Agath.

comparative

?WX?Tepos.

Matt.

15.

23,

to, to depute. Mauric.

ov, o, camp-follower,

bnror?ros,

ric.

NT.

App.

10.

Praef.

care

of the wounded,

3, 8.

1, 3.

mus.

Leo.

one who

camp-attendant,
oKpi?ov,

Mau

brjirovr?ros.

4, 6. 15.
or

ov, 6, dipondius

9, 3.

sc. num

dupondius,

109, 16.

Lyd.

2. Raw

recruit,

vcoorp?revros,

ripov.

Lyd.

109,

12.
ov,

(bis,

2, 32.

irp?ooirov)

Clem.

double-faced.

Herodian.

1, 16, 6.

Evpe?v biirrvxctjov, r?, (biirrvxos) diptycha,

diptych.
7, 25 Ta biirrvxa rrjs ?KKXrjoias.TheOD. HI,
of

Job.

5.

Barn.

duplicity.

Rom. Homil.

2.

et

Pet.

2, 19.

biirp?ooiros,

biop?caa&pe?a.
em,

Act.

95.

burovvbios,

To

a
biirX?

(biirXe?pos)

34,12,

takes

to amend,

Apocr.
rb k?kov.

ov, o, (biirXao???o)

*EboKev

?WraTe?u),depu
bi?.

double.

b* ?biirXaoiaoc

cWX?s,r),?v, for ?WXo?s, (bnrX?os)double, implied in the

Basil.

biopanmv.

biopla, as, r), opportunity.

btopianms,

Leg.

biopa

51. (b) Transitively.

form one's self Can. Apost.
21
T?s yvv?ims r)p&vinl to
Clem. Rom. Epist. 1,
?ya?bv

10

Apophth.

mental

DlD.

?e?kappivos

opyl?opai

I,

of prophecy.

(?)vaiv biopariKov.

re??kcapivos

Chrys.

Pel.

Tov biopanmv rrjs ^vxqs.

T? mr?

8, 13.

Vit.

To biopanmv,

Substantively,

I, 146 A

biopyl?opai

Isid.

294.
1.

Roman.

Apophth.
nmv

2,

it often

Kal biopariK&repai

P ALLAD. Vit.

?v?pcanlvrjs qbvaem elal.

Epist.

pene

through,

powers.

prophetic
Kal ao(f)&repai

Ka?ap&repai

Nil.

seeing

In Christian writers,

sextans.

unciae,

Cerul.
biirX?rj,rjs, r), (cWX?os)duplicity.
Si7rXots,?bos,r), (biirX?os) a kind of cloak.

2.
r), ?v, (biop?ca) perspicax,

rov rrj

avrovs

?crro^cretv

duae

o?yKia)

become

xco?ai, To give

bioparims,

C.

to

biirXrj, rjs, r), (cWX?os)

bi?nrpa, as, r), (SioVr^s) spying-tube.

means

(bvo,

Nuvi

36

Polyb.

nrero.

465

name.

2151.

Inscr.

Polyb.

2, 14, 5.

biirXc?pov,
for

?s

oath.

upon

eis biirXaoiaofi?v.

1195.
Aiowa&i,

rb,

biirXaoiaop?s,
42,

v, ?, (Ai?wo-os)

and

ov,

\ bnrXao???o,

9.

. . .

ovpqb?povros.

biovyKiov,
Antec.

strengthened

assurance

(?pK?Co)

6 AiQpKiofibs

16, 26,

Paul.

em,

ov, ?,

biopKiopL?s,

irarpibi

120,

biopok?yrjais,

AiovCs,

12,

I
okoqbvpopai

22, 9, 11.
lyb.

27,

Homil.

tovs

k. t. X.

x^Xi?pxovs,

128,16.

biokoqbvpopai

ROM.

8* V7r*avrov

e^et

m?aap,

POLYB.

ClEM.

bioiKrjr&v.

in?pxovs,

?/3'.

rov norapov.

nipav

T&v ?aaikiK&v

Ovros

rrjv

9Io?vvov

?KKXrjoiaortKols

rov

biirrvxois

ir?w

irpoorjyop?av

?v?ra^e.

ChAL.

S OCR.
748 B

irporos
1613

rois
Ets

260
SipeWo?

r?

avrov

blnrvxa

1153 D.
140

avv?bov
m?*

MAL.

Oi8as

y?p

In

the Ritual,
of

; Ta

t&v

blnrvxa

Marc.

285.

p.

Liturg.

El

b? Kal apaprcakbs

Kai ?orjoew,
Kai

Kal

Uerrfplais
ravra

?nk&s

tov

b?pedos,

??parop

re?pe&rcap
rl

op?para

rc?v

bis,

escort,

with
rov

Ais

1, 14,

brjprjyevoa,

the

accusative.

prjpa

napi?akop

after

bis

are

be

rov

Ais

for

e, Ais MeXe?ypov
ov,

rb,

4352

Inscr.

'Aprepcov Aiopvalov

Aiopvalov,

the son of Dionysius.

bisaccium,

Porph.

pouches.

double

Cer.

bag,

biaeyy?vrj, rjs, r), (iyy?vrj) adneptis, fourth granddaughter.

Antec.

ov,

biaiyyovos,
Antec.

3,

412,
biampiov,

6,

10.

adnepos,

(eyyovos)

fourth

grandson.

6, 5.
designo,

anobeUvvpi.

JUR.

Aeo-iyvareveo-oai,

GLOSS.

ov, to,

small

(biams)

salver,

Mal.

182.

anobeUwaoai.

saucer.

Chron.

714, 13.
biaKekiov,
Leo.

11,

26,

rb,

(bis,

aKikos)

incorrectly

frame

biaKikkiov.

with

two

legs.

Cedr.

rjXiov

bioKos,

6, 21,

45.

p. 468,

231, 19.
? bioKos,
patin,

simply

bread

ovre

salver
S OCR.

is placed.
o?Ve

bioKov,

the

irorrjpiov

l*

XPvC

p. 274.

Liturg.

rj, discussio.

Nil.

22

cWkou

Epist.

2,

atavia,

fourth

grandmother.

atavus,

fourth

grandfather.

incorrectly.

biop?fiprj,

rjs, r), (bis,

Antec.

3, 6, 5.

bioirainros,

ov,

?,

Antec.

3,

6, 5.

as,

r),

say

to

twice,

repeat.

cWcroXoye?crtfai.
repetition

(bioooX?yos)

of

word.

II, 159 B.

Epiph.

o,

ov,

bioraypi?s,
ROM.

to

(bioooX?yos)

159 A

II,

bioooXoyia,

p?pprj)

(ir?iriros)

rjoo,

bioooXoy?o,

doubt,

(bior??o)
1, 46

Epist.

Clem.

uncertainty.
eis ??vpiav

IIoXXo?s

iroX

e?aXev,

eis biorayp?v.
ov, to,

biorp?Xiov,

13.

81,

II.

battle-axe.

(dextraie)
15

148,

856

23,

Aiorp?Xia

'Hpnr?XeKKov,

evos

p?vov

rb
e)(ov

p?povs

Porph.

SCHOL.

fiovoi??XvKa.
rjpiov
?Kprjv,

rov

Cer.

ireX?Keos,

rb

b Kal biorp?Xiov

KaXovoiv.

Kat

zu

KaXelrai
biorpiov,

?icnVaTOS,

777 B.

?b?orparov

(see

b? r? oayp?pia

avr?

Simoc.

ov,

or

rjp?v

Marc.

bioKovoiov,

biorparov

evaca,

biaiyvarevca,

Apocr.

Euagr.

sacramental

cO ?ebs

c'k rov

6, 5.

3,

the

73.

14.

470,

5.

430,

lO rov

182,

Simoc.

bioKos,

Xovs

K?oropos.

(bis, aaKKos)

two

bag with

or words

the word

repeated.

the son of Dionysius

8ic?KKiov,

for

avro?s,

communion-cup,

Cont.

waiter.

salver,

which

on

EPIPH.

to

yAprepcap bis Aiopvalov,

4380,

Pa

Apophth.

In cases like the following,

Artemon

brjpiyevca.

in a month.

prjp?s, Twice

coming

MAL.

irorrjpiov)

PriSC.

'0 aytos

o-tova,
1.

530.

Chron.

phnut.

rj

911 A

reXevr?jo-avT?oV.)

Antec.

to

twice,

6 re?pe&s

cover

for

disc.

Tray,

7, 21

(?)rjal ['Ae

(bioKos,
Theoph.

irorrjpiov.

sun9s
2.

t&v

(f>rjal, 6 ?&P,

y?p,

to,

Id. p. 469, 34.

I,

a cloth

KaXvppa)

Eukhol.

ov, o, disc.

The

y?p

EPIPH.

opop??ere,

?obekrjorjaerai

Xeyeiv

d?rigO,

322, 10.

k. t. X.

; EvxenH

a, op, directus.

bipiyevoa,

bis,

pvarrjp?cap,

inolrjae,

oiKopoplap
Ilepi

t&v ?eloay

?popara

pios],

Ov

e?Krj pvrjprjv noiovpe?a

T& k?ycu pera

inl

T?vi

....

(bioKos,

DlOG. LaerT.

II, 182, 17.

bioKos,

aXX' evxa?s

Kal npoa(j>opa?s.

ovb?

rb,

ov,

bioKoirorrjpiov,
chalice,

(For
761 D

be? xalpeiv

r?, ov r& baKpveiv,

ekerjpoavvais

imvev?rjrai,

?nek?ovTcav
908 A

o??v re

?v

&s

Kal bt? tovto

?nrjk?e,

of

Basil.

II, 680 E and 681 A (spurious). Eukhol.

the blnrvxa of the dead, compare Chrys. XII,

aros,

ing the chalice.

the

Kemiprjpivcav,

StcTKeXtov, in

btoKoeibrjs,es, (bioKos,El Au) quoit-like.

267.
8, 77. Hippol.
bioKOKaXvfipa,

r&v ?&vrcav contains

blnrvxa

living

Apocr.

ra?s

rov n?na.

igemnrj

Eukhol,

bioK?piov.

correctly.

eKrrjs

?vacpop?

to, =

ov,

?WkcXXiov,

Cerul.

oimvpeviKrjs

iepo?s binrvx019

iKKkrjalais

Ta

the

dead.

the

rijs ?yias

rj iv rois

rjp?s brjkabr) ?ylais

Kai

B.

1052

(536),

12 Ta ?yia blnrvxa.

484,
on ?nb

Kal inir?be

names

CONST.

eragev.

oWvTraTo?

per?

biorpara,
ov,

rb,

(dex

avrov

traie)

Leo.

?b?orparos).

Kal rrjv Xoiirrjv

10,

?irooKevrjv,

?ircp

rov rovXbov

KaraXipir?veiv.

iron

oibrjp?

club,

Kopvvrj.

321, 24.
ou,

?,

(bis,

Philostr.

viraros)

twice

consul.

Vit. Sophist. 2, 1, 1.

PLUT.

II,

261
Sia fjLaTo?

ov,

bia&paros,

DlOD.

double-bodied.

(a&pa)

12,

4,

p.

258,39.
ov,

blrvkos,

ov,

HlPPOL.

bia&paros.
(rvkos)

150.
as

two-humped,

Diod.

, two.

2,

bivkl?c?, laca, (vkl?ca) to strain or filter

thoroughly, to
NT. Matt. 23, 24 O? bivki
refine, clarify, purify.
rov K&vcana.

to wake

8iv7rv??<a

(vnvlCoa),

Andr.

et Matthiae

nviaev

avrovs.

66, 9.

17

from

bivkl?ca,purifica
Apocr.

sleep.
?

Aiv7rvio-0eis

rj, (<?>akayg) double

Act.
....

9Avbpias

POLYB.

phalanx.

Leo.

be?a?vacap.
Kpirrjs.

?aaaviarrjs,

2,

HeS.

two sounds.

avkka?r),

two-leaved

((?>vkkov)

21.

4,

in

a??a

oibas,

in Christ.

HI,

Const.

dTTo'XXeis rrjv tyvxrjv

(Compare

ovb?

npoaayopevcav,
eivai

said

ALEX.
r?s

*bl(j)(?vos,
two

(<j>cavrj)

1 "iva

Phoc.

by

561

double-voiced.

mivcav&v

(?)vaeis

plav

Hence,

GNOST.
nkagl
2.

111.

2,

Peripl. Mar.

Arrian.

11,
ov

O?

two

into

To

cleave,

?bos,

r),

rjaca,
3 n?v

8eKa k?yoi

iKe?voi,

iv

oi

ra?s

to open.

Apocr.

(blxrjkos)
Krrjvos

COTELER.
to be

bval

9, 2

Proteuangel.

IV,

309.

SERIES.

7,

11.

substantively.
i), ?v, pertaining

onkrjp.

11,

Lev.

see

boyi)v,

'Onkrjp

34

for

despatched

7.

Vol.

Inscr.

bioypirrjv.
1 Tim.

NT.

persecutor.
et Paul.

Pet.

officer

Polyc.

60

Ai?>ktou

iriorei.

Ibid.

To?

time,

irpo?eopia.

1,

13.

a?ro?

y?p

yfsevbovs y?vrjrai

Phryn.
SEPT.

?va(j>opevs*

pole,

Ex.

38

tc?v

rrjs

boxrjv.

aros,

rb, decree.

POLYB.

boyp?rov,

the Roman

6,

j3acriXe?s Aapelos

Eyw

5,

3.
2.

244.

Just.

Apol.

Sext.

boypariKov

Tous

belv Ka?aipeiv

rj, ?v,
10

5,

*Eoti

ovyKar??eoiv
adv.

doctrinally.

Const.

20.

p?v

irp?ros

rrjsfax*}?
Did.

1,

1, 7, p. 4.

e| alperiKrjs

y?p

ra?ra

Apost.

Iren.

6,

3,
2.

1,

Hippol.

irX?vrjs ?iriorp?

?boyp?rioev.
Cyrill.

doctrinal.

(b?yjia)

6, 33

Kara

?iripeX?s

Hypot.

Pyrrhon.
7, 3 titul.

Eus.

2.

1,

1 Esdr.

1, 27.

maintain.

assert,

consultum.

Sept.

bcboyp?nm

CLEM. ROM. Epist.

teach,

2 Xcup?s

13,
senatus

boyfiar?Co,loo, (b?ypa) to decree.

Catech.
b?

an

pursuer,

rjpos, ?, (bio??o)

boypariK?s,

NEW

Apost.

bioypiriK?s,

Martyr.

r), appointed

boypariK?s,

Sept.

cloven-footed.

8ix^Xovv

23,

for

(bi?Ko)

<f>ovras Xovrp?
blpoipov.

NT.

(37), 5.

14,

bixrjkc?.

VOL. VU.

as,

biop?a,

2. To

rj yrj.
=

Ptolem.

parts.

bebtxaap?voi.

9Ebix?a?rj

bixrjkec?,

929

p.

to divide

Const.

1, 11.

(bioyp?s)

Act.

yiveo?ai.

(blxa)

HerM.

11.

indecision.

double-mindedness,

bioypeirrjv

?,

ovyKXrjrov

speaking

Poll.

Erythr. 20. |
bix?Coa, ?aca,

ov,

bioorrjp,

eavrbv

narepa

bvo

apud

17, 110, p. 247, 36.

Diod.

1, 23.

inHellad.

bi?Krrjs.

Monophysite.

Ov

rrj vnoar?aei

Philistus

Ov pr)
biyjrvxrjorjs

Epist.

substantively.

offender.
1060

p.

boy pa,

languages.

long

4.

double-minded, wavering.

ovros rrj rov

Xpiorov

aa(j)rjv??cav.)
ov,

Rom.

it is

either

631,
19

BARN.

Act. Philipp,

Epist.

ov, ?,

bi?Krrjs,

believe

r&v Aiq!)vaiT&v

per?

aov,

ALEX.

who

those

Apophth.

on

'laKca?e,

in Bekker.

CLEM.

incorrectly

an

after

10.

631,

pamphlet.

Diphysites,

(obvais)

natures

4, 8,

Rom.

Apocr.

&v, oi,

two

1, 8.

bioyp?rrjs,

in

1016 C.

Aicjava?rai,

are

2, 2.

bioyprjriK?s,

Sub

diphthong,

in Bekker.

Thrax

Dion.
ov, rb,

bi(?)vkkiov,

A,

rj, (bi\j/vxos)

Vis.

Jac.

se.

r) blqb?oyyos,

grammar.

bix?s,

Herm.

in

to a bioypirrjs. BASILIC 56, 10, 5.

blqb?oyyos, ov, (bl?, <?)o?yyos)having

stantively,

as,

bvfyvyia,

biv

cut

thing

In grammar

I, Y, which

Thrax

rj ov.

eorai

ir?repov

of a

the half

to be
bfyvxos.

rjoo,

Clem.

6, =.

opos,

Aif?vacap,

Dion.

to

opinion,

2, 29, p. 143, 66.

double-timed.

vowels

Vis. 2, 2. Apocr.

12, 20, 7.

bi(f)?vacap,

short.

the

in

11.

15,

bfyvxos, ov, (bis, ^vxn)

as,

biqaakayyia,

to

bi^vxco,

bivkiap?s, ov, o, (bivklfa) the act of

tion. Iren. 1, 14, 8.

Gen.

ov, (bis, xp?vos)

applied
or

Diod.

rb, (bixorop?o)

Sept.

bixpovos,

to be divided

voeo)

(bixa,

aros,

bixor?prjpa,

a camel.

54, p. 166,24.

Ill,

rjoo,

bixovo?o,

differ in opinion.

blacapos,

?ovres

Soy/icrn/c?o?

ev e?bos
exov
Alex.

rrjs

Hier.
irioreos

irepl rovb? rivos.

849

B.

rb

262
Boga

SoyfJbariaT'rjs

ov, ?, [boyparido)

one who

311, 28.

6, 43, p. 311, 24.

boypariorrjs,

Hippol.
Nyss.

Eus.

maintains

25,

Greg.

rrjaav.

LYB.

rjoo,

bv p?v

(b?yjia,

1, 81,

a decree.

to make

iroi?o)

Po

Kapxqbov?ov,

npoprjoap?vovs

avr&v

?iroKrei

avrov.

veiv.

as

regard.

e?vai

pevov

?p?obo?ov,

to

Pass.

boKovpai,

345,

9 LTa?Xov

Theoph.

anything.

ov,

cos,

the

having

boKrjoei,

Ignat.

be^regarded

b? nva

boKov

of

reputation

Hes.

being

Philipp,

1, 2 O? y?p

5,

ay?vvrjrov

pr)

y?p

ovk

Kal

?v,

AoKrjrai,
the

o?,

b?Krjois, and

AoKiprjv?s,
STEPH.

t?,

b?

asserted

a mere

that

Hippol.

261

5,

(See

1, 2 M?Yaioi

o?v o?

sample,

Inscr.

specimen.

false

Poll.

ship.

1, 91.

iv ro?s nkolois.

iarol

2 Mi?is

15,

vrjbs

tov

inapapevrjs

b?kcava.

r), Domentia.

as,

Theoph.

454

Theoph.

ov,

the

rb,

THEOPH.

bopeanms.

of

office

451.

rjs,

rj, the wife

21,

incorrectly

ov,

6,

of

Nil.

body-guard.

a.
one

oiKe?o?,

domesticus,

PORPH.

bopeanms.

one

with

2, 32.

Epist.

the

of

158.

im

Ephes.

989 A K?prjs t&v bopearUcav. Ibid. 1000 C. Soz.

9, 8. Zos. 166. 292, 22, et alibi. Proc. I, 326, 11.
359, 8. Malch.

240, 17.

et alibi.

Ill,

629 A

(Compare

Socr.

14,

T&v

CONST.

rpan??rjs.

ovs

bopvcja?pcav ris,

2.

Adm. 232, 7.
bopivarlcav,

cavos, rj, dominatio,

meaning

uncertain.

1,

13,
?

mke?

p.

49

40,

?aaikevs.)

C?rop.

Porph.

6, 6.
Lyd.

rvpavvls.

6467,

551,

rrjs ?aai

officer.

1665

Chal.

Inscr.

Chron.

Aop?anms

church

Cer. 748, 14.

r), domina.

b?pva,

248, 11.

oIkcIovs

Dom?sticus,

bopivlm,

boypari?ovres.)

(boKiprj)

of

ov, 6, Domentiolus.

67,

perial

?ircKaXeoav.

6, 12, p. 270, 36.

uses

who

6, 2.

4,

mast

bovkois

459, 15.

Cont.

kiKrjs

phantom.

a.

125,

23.

A.
as

used

proper

name.
or AoKi'ptvos,
BYZANT.

AoKiprjv?s,

b?Koois,

who

AoKrjr?s

Iren.

compare

140,

?(f>
15

ov, of AoKipeiov

AoKtpetov,

??viKov AoKifievs

CONT.

eavrovs

Eus.

eqyrjoc

qbavraoia

?iriqbavrjvai.)

was

Jesus

(sic).

toCto

?7T? BaXevTtVou
ov,

?veibeov

, those

Ot

28

267, 69 Ancrai

*boKipe1ov,

Docet

Kal ay?vvrjrov

Apost.

Aopevrla,

Aopevr?lokos,

bopeanms,

?oo?rjoav

one

yk&aaais

ro?s

(A. D. 599).

Cer.

(Compare
?v

ir?s

900, 13 Aokit?v (sic).

262,

AoKrjrais.

Kal

?v?poirois

of

body

Clem. Alex.

1570,

rois

(boKeo)

apparent

also

p?vov,

for

bopearUiaaa,

T?v b? oorrjpa Kal

?XX?

?oofiarov

ovk ?Xrj?eia

p?XXov,

194 B

IV,

?yevvrjrov

\y*aropv1Xos~\

?v oapKi,

iv

I, 382, 5.

Aopevr?la,

CHRYS.

boKrjoiv viroirrevorj.

rjX?ev

?v?poiToi ; TheOD.
Kvpiov

Haropve?Xosj

[o

Kai prjbels

5 Et

BARN.

Kal ?o-?parov

Ta?s

Aokiova?ai

plrpov)

small

Sept. Num.

10

5,

ipek?

sail belonging to the small mast of a ship.

25 T?v b? j bopeanmrov,

245,

boKrjoei. b? ?imreq^rjv?vai ?v?poirov.

Kal ?veibiov,
VII,

vir??ero

aXX' ?v viro

boKrjoei ravra,

or?oei ?Xrj?eias ?yivero. HlPPOL.

459

?y?vcro.

25

oi piKpol

16,

Proc.

(interpol.) 6 AoKrjoivb? X?yrj rrjv ?voop?

Iren.

irar?pa

o?p?

the

Ps.

vp?s.

(bokos,

Aokcaves,

POLYB.

3 O?

(interpol.)
? X?yos

o,

cavos, o,

b?kcav,

to the doctrine

reference

?XX9 ?Xrj?eia
*

(faavraoia,

Philadelph.
rooiv.

with

r), appearance,

ov

okrjv rrjv rjplpav

AoXi?Yr?ras

104,

Const.

2. The

of the Docetce.

t?

ibokiovaav.

measures.

orthodox.
b?Krjois,

13

37,

""Ocra 8oXiovo"iv

bokoplrprjs,
to consider,

?Wco,

18

25,

eavrols,

Kal iraprjveoav

9Eboyparoiroirjoav

?v Xa?ooi

Ps.

boki?ca,&aca, (b?kios) to deceive, beguile.

Ill, 466 C.

o?roi?o,
boy par

18.

boy para.

ov

Kara
r?

p?ppapa

AoKtptvos

ecos, 17, (boKos)

7roXis Qpvyias,

r?xyrjv,

so

(a place

Kara
ovro

called).

b? rrjv ovvrj?eiav
THEOPH.

roofing,

roof.

Eccl.

10,

18.

boXi?rrjs, rjros, 17, (?oXios) wile,

boga,

rjs, rj, glory.

Kal ?ylca nvevpan,

al&vcav.

Xi?os.
Sept.

deceit.

Sept.

6, dominus.

Inscr.

as

4111,

a proper

name.

os Evbaijiov

(f)aoi.

ov,

So'pvos,

Num.

In

the

mi

vvv

'Aprjv, Glory

RITUAL,

A?ga

narpl

Kal ?el Kai els tovs

be to the Father

and

m\vi&

al&vas

r&v

to the Son

and to theHoly Spirit, both now and for ever, and to the
ages of ages. Amen. [This short hymn, in its present
form, cannot be traced farther back than the middle

263
Boga?c?

it was

of

portion

Glory
Spirit

: or,

A?ga

be to theFather

povax&P

tovs p?v

pan

keyeiv,

feiv

tovs

three

bi?

Kal

mi

tov

Glory

ravrrjv

bi

iv

npb

y?p

second

the

Socr.

21

2,

'AXX'

ns

ipe?

boKe? r& avvex&s

?peiavel?eiv

&s

kiyeiv

to boga stands for the hymn A?ga

k. t. X.

narpl,

the abbreviation

unfrequently,

for this hymn is A?ga ml vvv.

bog??ca,to glorify, honor. Sept. 1 Reg. 2, 30.
Joan.

NT.

6 apxtepevs

rare

eis tovs
'
ycav
al&vas

aoi,

r&v

?yla.

Ibid.

rjp&v
ke

2vpnkrjpovpevrjs

b?

ovrea

rrj

A?ga

vvv Kai

n?vrore,

rpi?bi

after

the Aoga

troparion

k. t. X.

narpl,

(see

boga). PENTEKOST.

give glory to God.

to
bogokoy?ca,f)aoa,(bogokoyos) praise,
With

the

accusative.

ANT.

673

Joan.

Act.

Apocr.

13,
212.

koylav. Athan.

Eust.

3.

1.

Method.

I, 108 A.

Homil.

Rom.

Clem.
377

T^v

Cyrill.

Apocr.
17,

rpiabiKrjv

Hier.

chanted,

Ao?oXoy?a

piKp?.

in

Gloria

of

excelsis

the

Anglican

rj, (b??a,

11.
bogo

Catech.

(?)aye1v) hunger

after

Po

fame.

6, 9, 7.

boparo(f)?pos,ov, ?, (b?pv, rf)?po) hastatus, armed with a

Sept.

1 Par.

bopKas.

POLYB.

bopvob?pos.
a

ov, of

bopKabeios,

ov, rb, dimin.

avrols

KaXXiora

=
?,

9.

10,

Esai.

Sept.

bopms.

Porph.

14.

13,

Adm.

Kal ?XXa ooa

r), debit,

in commercial

GLOSS.

Jur.

2. Division,

11

237,

olov oKovr?pia

?irib?ovrai

irX?'ipoi

boooXrj\?f?a,

MARTYR.

as of

....

cWis

exchange,

18

Areth.

homily.

to

simply,

oov.

to

; opposed

language

Aiaori?o

r), equivalent

receiving,

17.

2,

rb

?vre?cr??eiv

booeis.

part,

as,

Cant.

Sept.

bopK?s.

r?s Xrjyfreis Kal r?s

and

26,

?iriqb?peo?ai.

cos,

Xrjyfns.

24.

12,

iroXXrjv Kal ?vayKalav,

??onXioiv

b?pKov, ovos,
b?ois,

of

uncertain.

b?pKas KXi?avia

NlC.

'Ev

rfj

1248

II,

Triod.
Kai

Xrj\?ns, giving
commerce.

traffic,

ir?a-rjs

boooXrjy?r?a
D.

BASILIC.

7,

rrjs
18,

6, ? 3.
b?rrjs,ov, o, (bibopi) giver, borrjp. SEPT. Prov.
rj, ?v, inclined

se.

the dative,

irr?ois,

Bekker.

636,

4.

to

giving.

(See

Erythr.

also

Dion.

r) boriKi),
in

Thrax

eVtoraXTiKos.)

given as a gift.

Sept.

Arrian.

Mar.

Peripl.

8.

=
bovKas, a, ?,
Curop.

uncertain.

meaning

22, 8.

Substantively,

in grammar.

boros, r), ?v, (bibopi) datus,

1 Reg. 1, 11.
bovaKa,

8o?oXoye?rai.

Ilar^p

bogokoyla, as, r), (bogokoyos) praise, prayer.

Hippol.

lyb.

boriKos,

or popularity.
bogomnla, as, r), (bogomnos) thirstfor fame
A.
613
B.
Eust.
Ant.
791
Plut.
II,

Proteuangel.

as,

viroor?oe?s

SC. rpon?piov,

not

in the Western.

bo?o(f)ayia,

eis rovs

r&v al&vcav.

(bogaarims)

immediately

rjp&v, boga aoi

Kal ?caonoi

al&vas

ov, rb,

bogaarimv,

?e&

? ?px^pevs

^?rakpov bog??ovaiv

Kai navrobvv?po)

aei Kal els rovs

sung

'Aprjv.

Kal tov

rrjs ?vpi?aecas

A?ga

keycav

? ?ebs

rpi?s

al&vcav.

r&

ovroa bog??ei

Kai

p. 319

Eukhol.

is boga.

bog??ei

?yla

the

orpari?rai

word

322

al&vas.

A?ga

as

Ao?s

15, 30.

it is used also with reference to

first

whose

sentences

but

said,

b?pKas, to?, meaning

1, et alibi.

17,

2. In the Ritual,

Kai

same

bopKabiov,
not

the Ritual,

In

; when

spear,

XpioTov.]

In the Ritual,

excelsis

chanted, this hymn is called Ao?oXoy?a

first portion of the Ao^oXoyia is essentially the

does

these

of

in

Gloria

?e?,

v\?r?orois

In point of solemnity it holds the same rank

in the Eastern Church that the Te deum laudamus

nvev

?yloa

ev

A??a

ritual.

nvev

?yloy

Kal

vi&

preferred

Compare

iv

viov

thus

deo. When
pey?Xrj

rrjv ?K<j)&vrjaiv inmok?

p?kkov

narpl

avrov

r&v

lea nvevpari'

I, 50 B. Cyrill. Alex. Epist. 77 A.

Theod.
III, 621 A.
In the Ritual,
it is applied to the hymn begin

The

Aoga

ava?orjaai

6, 1. Epiph.

ning

?ka?iavbv

'Avnoxeias

np&rov

narpl

Arians

koyois

(?arjal

ay

b? A?ga

forms.

iv ro?s

"On

Aoga

The

pan.

13

avvayelpavra

vi&

Kal

avrov

vl& Kal ay lea nvevpan,

iv

narpl

3,

narpl

through the Son in theHoly

in the Son and in theHoly Spirit.

PhilOSTORG.
nkrj?os

iv ?yloa nvevpan,

viov

bi

7rarpi

A?ga

be to the Father

the first

that time,

Before

of the fourth century.

BovKarov

36,

bov?.

Cedr.

II,

511,

as a

proper

name.

21.

| ?oukoVov, ou, t?,

(bov?) dukedom, duchy.

Vit.

Sab.

Sovfcar

A.

310,

311 A

Porph.

To

Them.
opos,

bovmroap,

bovmrov

16, 18.

Adm.

?, ducator,

rrjs TL?kaiarlvrjs.

exovra

125, 9. 225.

ductor,

Leo.

pioneer?
!

9, 7.

roy,

sc.

ov, 6, ducenarius,

8ovK??v?pios,

Phot.

ATHAN.

bovKrjv?pios.

SovXeia,
35.

i), service,

work,

161

THEOPH.

Theoph.

Cont.

rov

Tijv

4, 1. Porph.

Leo.

7,

30,

727.

Scyl.

Cer. 363.

Areth.

evvo?Krjv bovkelav.

71, 19. 72.

Adm.

8.

226,

to reserve,

8ovXevw,
CONT.
LEO

ov, r?,

table.

course

at

teran.

6A

?eov.

Ill,

ov bovm

Mauric.

24.

Method.

phil.

29

tc?v

Id.

He

La

bovkcap

rov

?eov.

AtHAN.

I,

rjs, r), reception.

Luc?an.
Hier.

15,

aev

*A?paap

2.

Const. Apost.

He

S. Aoxrjv,

boxqv

feast.
pey?krjv.

Sept.
ApOCR.

boyrjv,

boxrjv.

Soleta,
183

II,

DlD.

bp?rrofiai.

Xovrrjpas.

B.
ALEX.

281

C.

158, 11. M AURIC.

bpaKov?pisfor bpaKov?pios. LeIMON. 9 (20).

ovros,

Luc?an.

the

?,

of

figure

Hist.

Quomod.

STpaTicoTiKo?

orjpeiov

29.

Scrit.

bp?Kovros

?v rais

parais

on

dragon

a banner.

Zos.

?Krviropa

151, 8
o?a

qb?povros,

Yopaloi.

ov, o, draconarius,

bpaKov?pios,

?v,

bpaparovpy?s,

(bp?fia,

also

(See

bpa

bpaKov?pios,

III, 935 A.
dramatic.

EPrO)

bpaKov?pis,

1006 C.
J?ST.

Orat.

?oropiai.

Apaparovpyol

bp?yyos

MARTYR.

bpovyyos.

2.

t?

Substantively,

Porph.

57,

box^?ov),

od.

53.

ARETH.

uncertain.

bpopiK?v, meaning

Cer. 49, 15. 50, et alibi.

6 Ai

ov,

x^P^

?,
Cur

(See also ?popi

su

r?

? Porph.

Cer.
"

X?yovoi

bpopiK?s,

Xai

avr?Kparop.
Eus.

conveyance.
publico,

608 D

Ill,

as

<f>oval r?v BeveTcov,

Kparai?rare

exci

By

cO bp?pos

?KKXrjoiaoriKa

V.

C.

brjpooiov

Arjpooiois
The

conveyance.

public
t?v

4, 43

....

brjpooiov

o?

p^pe?av

Lyd.

bpopov.

12.

Proc.

7.

Porph.

Cer.

9Enolrj

Proteuangel.

6,

Gen.

21,

2, 28, 1 and 2, love-feast, ?y?nrj.

aptarov.

=
boxrjp,V. 1. boyrjv

or

bp?ooopai

Ao^o?s,

EPIPH.

bpaxfirj.

=
bpaKov?pios,
bpaKov?pios. LYD.
12, 7. Porph. Cer. 11, 21.

bp?pois,

Am

12,9.
2. Entertainment,

HeS.

boxclov.

rjs, r),=

pois,

Xovrijpas.

Const.

rites,

funeral
as

same

bpofiiK?s,adv. of bpopiK?s,rapidly ?fast

184 A.

Philopatr.
6, 30.

(write

meaning
the

v?fiip.a,

orpa

rpiaKooiois

15.

403,

word

els boxrjv

K?S?)

9, 5 SrparoTieb?pxrjs,

Cyrill.

8oxe?a,

Nie.

Turkish

rc?ve?oi

ou, ?,=

bp?fios,

s. Aoax^?ov

Aoxovs,

eVt rois

Menand.

r&v bovkoav tov

II, 768 C.

receptacle.
C.

ancient

rois

? as a building. Porph.
i), ?v, oblong f ?mpfjKrjs
bpopLiK?s,
Adm. 139, 19. Glyc. 495,15.
Codin. 17.

2, 3.

252
B.

70,

last

10.

humility.

bovkos

E?S.

rjyep&p.

(bixopai)

|
>

the

forming

assumed

8ovXos

Nie.

233.

Epist. 2, 261. Zos. 99, 14. Novell.

134,1.

boxn,

of

course

of

Cont.

Pcopa?oi npoaayopevovaiv.

Nil.

box^?opj ov, r?,

sense

the

Cer.

inlaKonos

Mavpos

301 C.

beKTimv.

title

652 D.

?, d U X,

ovk?s,

in

Porph.

Mapr?vos

97

Const.
bovg,

ov, 6, servant,

8ovXos,

an

r?

o? X??apoi

ovv

rovpp?pxrjv

Theod.
bpaKovToqb?pos.

r?v eeoc3iX?T?7jv.

the sweetmeats

dessert.

table,

n?rais.

tov

?ir?Krcivav

Kov?pios.)

i7r7rovs avrov.

tovs

Theoph.

repast.

(dulcis)

Theoph.

of anything.

service,

(8ovXos)

Kara rrjv ?bbv

\covrjkotos,

<?)?peiv el?oaoiv

AovXeveiv

'E?ovXevev

Hence,

ov, rb,

8ovXkiov,

22

656,

234

GRAM.

care

take

tend,

12.

375,

?ovXikiov,
at

IV, 238 B.

Theod.

avrov

bp?Kov,

AovXeiavo?,&v, oi, (bovkos) a branch of the Arian sect

who asserted that the Son was the servant of the
Father.

bp??opai

Martyr.

rreTeivov

ToutWvou

j bpayprj,

192 D.

I,

business.

?o^os,

j
13, 2.

Edict.

as,

Eus.

182, p. 127, 18.

bovKiK?s,f), o'v, ducalis.

bovKiv?pios

5895.

X?V

b?xta,
wee-

procurator,

2509.

Inscr.

bovKiv?pios.

p. 361.
.

264
Bpo/ja

I, 380,13.
ovos,
o, (bp?pos) cursoria, a kind of light vessel.
bp?pov,
Proc. I, 360, 13, et alibi. Lyd. 180,11. Mauric.
b?
p. 345. SlMOC. 331, 14 'OXKa&z-bp?pova
ravrrjv
nXo?a
19,1.

8o'xta. THEOPH. 580,

16 Tov b?

Greek,

el??aoi
bpop?vov,
[See

also

r?

irXrj?rj ?iroKaXelv.

periphrastically
bpop?viov,

and

for
compare

MAL.

219,

bp?p,ovas.

Leo.

the Modern

t? rpexavrfjpi,a derivative of
Tp?xoJ]

12

265

Bpoficuvapioc

a,

bpopcav?pios,

mprjkos,

Apopcavapla
bpop&viov,

Adm.

233, 13, et alibi.

bpoal?oa,
iv

rrjv

bvlK?s,i), ?v, (bvo) dualis,

barge.

yacht,

14

Magnes.
bi?

rrjs

Eis

iKKkrjalas

rb ?gica?rjvai
vp&v

Jer.

bpoai

bpoaoavp?Coa

364
3

Dan.

Sept.
bp?aov

aep?peki. GALEN.
dew

bvvapis,

(Compare,

hosts

&s nvevpa

rrjs mplvov

as,

bpovyyapla,

the

of bpovyy?pios.

office

Apovyyap?rov

rrjs ?lykrjs.

r), the wife

of

bpovyy?pios,

PORPH.

bpovyy?pios.

Cer.

bvvar?s,

adv.

bpovyyiarl,

in drungi

8povyyos,

3, 5.

language.- Mauric.

military

in

columns),

(in

A?o

o, drungus,

ov,

bpovyyos,

po?pa,

bp?yyos,

body

of

in-

men. Chrys.
fantry consisting of from 1000 to 3000
A
596
C
gang of monks ;
Apovyyos povafovrov,
HI,
in contempt. Mauric.
338,
1, 3. 2, 2. Theoph.
4, 9. 42. 45.

13. Leo.
Gothic

aga,
p?v

Kvplcas
e?pavaev,

to

to

tear,

break,

anap?geis,

HES.

X.

Id.

brjX?oai

Avo

Gen.

bvo

bvo vrjoreveiv,

bv ?vbp&v,duumvirum.

bvoavnpprjTos
POLYB.

'

Apvp?grjs,
(sic),

2, 47.

duumviralis,

Inscr.
one

POLYB.

eipp?s)

having

elppol,

Aveippov

POLYB.

\A.7r? Se
Kal

two.
r?v

A Hebra
r?v

kttjvov

in

days

(bvoKaibeKa,

prj

Eulog.

succession.

b?Xros),

in a manner

adv.

Avoavnpprjros

23,

8, 13

duode

Leges

1, 15

Antec.

as an ode.

ri

bi?

bvoavro(j)?aXprjTov

Id.
\

to

hard

gainsay.

elprjK?vai.

something

Kai toi

rb

(?iroXoy?ofiai)

Polyb.

1, 10, 4.

displease.

5,

bvoapeorovfiai,
94,

Kpavyrjs eK?a

boKovorjs
r?v

irXrj?os

exceedingly

ov,

to

b? pera

Il?vras

bope?v,

avrrjs

cxciv

irporeivopevov

tempting.
to

hard

inde

defend,

7, 5, 6 Eis

POLYB.

creiv, aXX? Kai irpooKoirrciv

a duumvir.

rpiopbiov.

could.

APOPHTH.

?rjXv.

two

fast

Xelv rrjv irporeivop?vrjv

Mid.

B' ttJs
Tvpoqa?yov)
(Tjj

4,

'Eo^>'?crov rjv ?v bvvaro

as I

?oTOxioLV ?v??reoc, ?V rjs rois Vopaiois

been

Homil.

ov, (?vroqb?aXp?o)hard to look in the

bvoavroqb??XprjTos,

bvoapeor?o,

3979.
ov, (bvo,

To

v?pos

9, 31,

fensible.

1186.

two

?pocv

(prjr?s),

bvoairoX?yrjros,

that has

Rom.

cim tabularum, The Twelve Tables.

Xprjp?rov,
Athen.

druppa.

Sept. Ps. 67, 29

two ;
By

and
7,

bvo,

17

as well

vplv,

bvo, Two

SEPT.

face.

Ebplpagev

simply,

init.

eaqbagev.

tofence, fortify.
&aca, (bpvcfiaKTOv)
bpvqbaKT?oa,
4.
8, 6,

TriOD.

'

oTpareveo-?ai.]

bpvnrca.

k. t.

and the

throng,

[Compare

equivalent

driugan,

bpvp?fa,

bveippos,

BARN.

bvoKaibcKabeXros

47.

Inscr.

rj, ?v, possible.

Ka?ap?v

7, 40. 42.

Leo.

powers

Clem.

bvvapis.

ism.
of

Jo

Tc?v acro

2,56,1

incorporeal

rj,force,

two.

bvo,

iniarrjaovrai.

bvavepims,

as,

Kal ?irX?rrjn

bpop&vcav Kal bpovyy?

'Etti b? r&v ?epariK&v

24

Apocr.

5.6.

731. Theoph.
of a drungus, poip?pxns. Chron.
et
alibi.
Nie.
Const.
45, 10. Leo. 4, 9.
567, 18,
19,

Apost.

the

cWa'pets,

armies.

? ?ebs tovto.

Avv?pooov

commander

drungarius,

(bpovyyos)

the

ai

plural

bwap?o, ?oo, (bvvapis) to strengthen.

bvvaoreia,
ov, 6,

the

celestial

Const.

Of

"ibia a?Xa?os

k. t. X.

In

3, 4.

?eov
....

Of the angels.

THEOPH.

67, 18.

bpvnna,

of

eis r?

rov

?t?

'E?v

254

?vaxopelre

; the

Sept.

overpower.

Kal Xrjyjr?peOa rrjv eKbUrjoiv

Adm.

r), power.
heaven

p?TCov ?uv?pecov,

ov, rb,

374

CONT.

cos,

seph. Narr?t.

biaavpl?ov.)

bpovyyap?rov,

PORPH.
vpels

op?pev.

abro

Avvrjo?peoa

Au?

2, 33

Homil.

overcome,

against,

avrov,

Rom.

e^ovra

b? Kal bvvrj?rj pe avros,

or coolness.

mpivos.

ApoaoavplCovaa

'E?roir?o-e r? piaov

10

Dion.

632,17.

ir?vra

prevail

in grammar.

dual,

Clem.

bvlK?s.

e? avrov.

bvvrj??
Et

to breathe

avpl?oa),

(bp?aos,

Method.

of

20,

rjp?v

bpoa?peki, iros, to, (bp?aos, p?ki)

VI, 399 E.

pioi

to

bvvapai,

a?rjvai.

42.

in Bekker.

bv?K?s, adv.

Porph.

Kcos Kat ?vavrios

iKKkrjalav

Svpta

12

300,

Thrax

cursoria,

Ignat.

refresh.

Mal.

bp?pos.

dromedary,

ov, rb, (bp?pcav)

to

to

ov, pertaining

Svo-apearec?

o? p?vov

rrjXiKavrrjv
bvoapeorrj

epeXXc irpoqbavos.

to be

2 Avoapearovpcvoi

'E/aoi S??Xov?ti bvorjpearrjoao?c.

displeased
r? Uvppia.

with

any
11,

one.
28,

266

Svo-appcuGTCos

bvaapp&arcas
Rom.

adv.

(?ppcaaros),

Homil.

5,

to

iax^JKevai

in

bad health.

very

avrov

Avaapp&arm

an

Clem.

avrrjs

ov,

(?aaraCca)

ProV.

difficult

27,

eanipas

as a burden.

bvo?qyiKros,ov, (?qbiKv?opai)hard
Polyb.
31, 3, 12. 32, 11, 3.

Kai

bva?aaraKrov

bvo?qyobos,

DlOD.

15

11,

to help or remedy.

mm?s

Ava?orjorjrois

ov, (yk&aa?)

bvaykcaaaos,

nepmeae?a?ai.
THEOPH.

evil-tongued.

ov,

(bia?alvca)

Polyb.

to pass

hard

CONT.

ov,

diers.

Polyb.

(biakvca)

in both

Diod.

(biaan?oa)

line

oov

8vo~e'K7rXoos ovs,
Polyb.

ovv,

POLYB. 3, 61, 3.
to sail

out

pol.

of.

Kal 7repl rrjs okrjs im?okrjs.

1 Avo-eX^-i'o-avra

Polyb.

to contend
8.

15,

15,

with,

Diod.

3,

15,

ov,

Id.

hard

(mTaXap?avo)

Diod.

to

comprehend,

1, 3, p. 7, 59.

Hip

ov,

1, 67,

to

hard

(KarairXrjooo)

awe.

in

keep

4.
ov,

bvoKarairoX?prjTos,

to overcome

hard

(mTairoXcpeo)

or

Diod.

8vo"eX7rioT a>, rjaca,

conquer.
2, 48, p. 159, 71.
*??ctkoXos, ov, difficult, hard. Xen. Oec.

(bvaekmaros)

POLYB.

8vo-eX7r???>.

2, 10, 8, et alibi. j
as,

bvaeprevKTos,

rj, (bvaekmaros)

POLYB.

despair.

1, 39,

6 Avo-e??Xei7rros

4.

5, 34,

out.

wipe

Laert.
ov,

Mar.

(ini?alvca)

bvaem?arov
ov,

bv&enl?okos,

DlOD.

to count,

hard

3, 58,

3,

JUST. Apol.

9, 13.
at.

Diod.

1, 69

oijarjs.

39

to manage.

Avaenl?okos

Arrian.
....

7rXovs,

stormy.

accom
bvaepyos, ov, (epp?) hard to effect, difficult of
3.
Polyb.
28, 8,
plishment.

Iren.

ov, (Kpar?o)

3 T? bvoKp?rrjTov

LYB.

p?v

ov,

3, 32,

evxcp?s,

adv.

Diog.

bvoKoXov.

to overcome.

difficult

Polyb.

NT.

to obtain

difficult

DlOD.

Indomitable

3,

energy.
or

buy.

Po

1.

of bvopeviK?s.

Polyb.

Laert.

9,

POLYB. 6, 7, 8, et

8,

10,

ov,

1, et alibi.

NT.

2 Pet.

13.

bvo?pyrjTos,ov, (?pyrj) quick to anger.

bvoirapa?orjorjros,

b?

5, 3, 2.

?WvoVos, ov, (volo) hard to be understood.

16.

1, 84,

?irayyciXavra

fir) rc?eaji?vois

rrjs em?oXrjs,

(Kr?ofiai)

15, 10 O?^
DlOD.

pa?civ.

bvopeviK?s, rj, ?v, (bvopevrjs) hostile.

alibi.

3,

hard

rois

irap?
24.

?on

bvoKoX?s

Airjyfjoao?ai

10,

bvopeviK?s,
to get

hard

(inl?okos)
Erythr.

countless,

6.

bvaegrjyrjros,op, (igrjyiopai) hard to explain.

Diog.

Marc.

bvoKrrjros,

(igapi?pioa)

Polyb.

innumerable.

To?s gevois

25

95,

p.

bvoKp?rrjTos,
to

hard

avprj?eia.

op,

bvaegapl?prjros,

cold,

forbidding,

repulsive,

(iprvyx?poa)

ov, (igaketyca)

8vo-e|?Xei7TTos,

iriarev?rjvai

op,

Polyb.

reserved.

Kat rj
yeopyia

o?tco

14, et alibi.

8vo-e7ri?aros,

and Antioch.

115.

Polyb.

21, 10, 2.

8vo-eX7rioTi'a,

the West, with

hard

ov, (Karayovi?ofiai)

?WKaT?7rX77KTos,

8vo-eX7rifco
(iknt(ca), to lose hope, to despair of. Polyb.
33,

7,

1, 5.

Epist.

Alexandria,

to understand.

difficult

hard

(eKnkoos)

5, 104,

I, 312 C.

?WKaT?X777rros,

2, 5.

34,

5.

42,

Rom.

p. 185, 75.

15, 15, 7.
bvablobos, ov, (blobos) hard to pass.
5, 7, 10.
Polyb.

soldiers.

1,

Clem.

the Western Countries,

to overcome.

hard

of

uncertain.

meaning

Polyb.

passages.

?WKaTayc?Vioros,
as

to break,

hard

precise

to Constantinople,

Athan.

sol

of

1, 26,16.

ov,

8vo-8??o"7raoTos,

Peripl.

at, inaccessible.

bvo?avarooas.

r), the west.

reference
as a line

to break,

hard

814

Particularly,

bva?a

through,

CONT.

eos,

bvois,

1, 39,13.

8va-8i?Xvros,

c?cra, (tfavaTOc?)

TheOPH.

84,9.

2, 6.

2,

to come at, difficult.

to get

hard

ov, (eqyobos)

?ucrtfavaT?co,

??crets

bvabia?aros,

16,

DlOD.

explain.

1,57.

?ppos.

bva?orjorjros, ov, (?orjoioa) difficult

Tos.

to

hard

(?pprjvevo)

52, p. 164, 35.

to bear,

Xi'tfos

Bapv

ov,

bvocpprjvevros,

aoap?nov.

bva?aaraKTos,
SEPT.

Bva7rap?ypa(f)o<;

(irapa?orjoeo)

hard

Babr.
to

help

11, 12.
or assist.

5, 22, 7.

bvoirap?ypaqbos,ov, (irapayp?(j)o) difficult

Polyb.
16, 12,10, et alibi.

to determine.

267Bayp?o/Jia?

Bva-irapah?icTCuS

adv.

8vo-7rapa8?fCT?)s,

of

exeiv, To admit with difficulty.

ov,

bvanapampiaros,
POLYB.

3,

aaklas

(napampl?oa)

61,

to

carry

rov nkovvrbv

2vkkoyi?opevos

els Tvpprjvlav

12, 4, 7.

Polyb.
hard

b?beKa

&s paKpbs

?nb Maa

Iren.

no harbors,

ov, =.

....

1, 37,

et alibi.

4,

prophets,

bvanpoaoppos.

Homil.

adv.

bvaavveibrjrm,
science.

Clem.

Clem.

of

Homil.

an

with

bvaavvelbrjros,

Avo-o-vvei

ov, (avvop?ca,

of

ov,

bvacpoavos,

avvoqb?rjvai)

bad-voiced,

(qbcavr))

a view

bvaxprjar?ca,
Polyb.

to cause

bvaxprjo~TOs,

difficulties.

in

?vo-xp^orr?opai,

as,

bvaxprjcrrla,

Id. 1, 75, 7.

ov,

bcabemy&vios,

129.

Hippol.

ov,

bcabemr)pepos,
days.

PORPH.

1, 18,

(?pa)
Adv.

Polyb.

442 B.

of

(rjpepa)
Cer.

twelve
10

757,

the

1, 13.

24,

bcabemrjpepov,

boabemK&bcavos,

Luc.

NT.

of

Substantively,

tribes

bo

of Israel,

rov Xaov

rrjv bobcKaqbvXov
rov

or

having

9lopar)X.
twelve

consisting

of

664.

Hippol.

pp.

Phys.

673.

days,

twelve

lasting

that

feast,

ravrrjs
is,

the

Christmas.
*H

SC.

bcabemrjpepos,

33.

Nom.

rj bcabemrjpepos.

Coteler.

6, or 8u)8eKaK?>8?>vov, ov, rb,

NlCON.

291.
(b&bem,

ou, or bopaKiv?v,

ov,

v?v, pobaKrjv?v, a variety

of

bope?,

as,

r), the sacred

K&bcav)

Epiph.
ck r?v

?<eivois

r?s

bop?rov

?v

?XaXrjoare
H,

roix?v

KaXovp?vas

GeOPON.

3,

1, 4,

as

rb,

duracinum,

bopaKrj

Geopon.

peach.

3,

1, 4.

communion,

r?

bopaKiv?v.

b?pa. Theoph.

elements,

617.

the

Balsam

holy

ad Concil. VI,

23

*H ?y?a bopc?.
o?,

bopeaoriKov,

t?,

deed of donation.
to

bop?opai,
object.

the sacerdotal robe of the Jewish high-priest. Apocr.

ovs

2,
BabR.

?v?o?ev.

13,

to

boji?rov.

oIklokois

ov, rb, == bopaKivov.

10,

evcaxla,

11,

Reg.

irpbs

ck r?v

?vo?ev

Jos.
2.

reading.

bop?Kivov,
i

?irl r?v

rois

?vpibas

?XX'

bopaKrjv?v,

angles.

3 Kat

12,

Sept.

house-top.

?irl rb b?pa.

Krjpvx?rjoerai

Oure

?vaqboribas

twelve

T??s bcabemrjpepov

twelfth-day

(a)

Typic.

5, 5.

various

Substantively.

To

B.

tribes

7.

els

roof,

avrovs

eiroirjoev,

having

ycavla)

rb, fiat

9Ave?i?aoev

161

per

difficulty,

The twelve Christmas holidays, from the twenty-fifth

to the fifth of January, inclusive.
of December
I
Porph. Cer. 137. 241, 18.
(b)

succeeding

days

162

II,

twelve

t? bobcK?q^vXov.Apocr.

rrjv bobeK?qbvXov

Sext.

rois rajieiois

trouble,

(b&bem,

r&v eopr&v evcax'tas,

twelve

Id.

1, 51, 11, et alibi.

ov, inextricable

bvaxaprjros,

sense.

same

the

(bvaxpyo-ros)

Polyb.

plexity.

twelve

26,

9Airiei

ov,

aros,

b?pa,

1, 87, 7, et alibi. !
r),

minor

129.

be in trouble or difficulties.

1, 2S, 9.

7.

Act.

1, 3

hours.

10, 4.
Mid.

twelve

t? o?)8eKc?c/>uXov. Clem.

the

ov,

NT.

X?ycov, Qe?oopai

6, 10.

27,

2. To

(oKrjirrpov)

=
'H bobeK?qbvXos,

bobemopos,
rjaca, to be

the

The

1, 31.

Proteuangel.
Babr.

ill-sounding.

the
Epiph.

body.

considered,

bobeK?qjvXov,

(b)

33,4.

2,

To

(a)

<

8, 28, 6. .

3, 84, 2.

Polyb.

as one

ou,

considered.

(irpoqbrjrrjs)

to,

collectively

bcK?oKrjirrpov.
to get

hard

rb,

a name

Islands,

ov, (4>vXrj)of twelve tribes.

bobeK?qbvXos,

con

ill

2, 38

1, 5.

8^T?>S ?iovv.
bvaavvonros,

ov,

Rom. Epist.

Rom.

the Twelve

r), (vrjoos)

regarded

Israel,

14.

3,

ov,

bobeK?oKrjirrpov,
ill conscience.

?px*>cp?os.)

of twelve members.

9.

bobcKairp?(j)rjTov,

Ai

726

42 T?

Tryph.

rov

irobrjpovs

given to the Cyclades collectively

oph. 703. Cedr. II, 38, 9.

at, having

SCYMN.

bvanpoa?ppiaros.

as, r), (bvaavvelbrjros)

bvaavveibrjala,
Rom.

Polyb.

bvanpoaoppos.

bvanpoaoppos,
ytakbs

hard

ov, (npoaoppt?ca)

bvanpoa?ppiaros,

rov

?grjqb?ai

1, 14,

AcoSeKc?v?/cros,

e?rj,

difficult.
to land

K?bovas

(Compare Just.

bobempeXrjs, ?s, (fi?Xos) consisting

along.

Kal bvanapampiaros

8, 3.

Proteuangel.

AvanapabeKTcas

bvanap?beKTos.

vovs
vois*

....

Basilic.

present,

with

THEOPH.

310

XPW0*0-

instrumentum

(bopc?)

the
To?

donationis,

5,1, 7.
of

accusative
9?Xbep?xov

<iKav? ?boprjoaro,

for

the

ira?bas

remote
Kal

Traicri Kai

iyy?
?yyo

268
e?Bofids

SeojOoSe/tTr??

ov,

b&pob?KTrjs,

?,

(b&pov,

dakpokrjTTTrjs.

ba>poboK?a>, rjaca, to bribe,

rov

?taxiop
?oKe?a?ai
HAL.
EpICT.

4,

1,

148.

8, 3 navras

23,

64.

13,

DlOG.

T&

?pa

bcapo

evpev&s

33.

16,

4,

Tovs

kap?avca)

npbs

r?

bi?mpoi

ChaL.

rov

b&pov
C, Ta

per7

?XX^Xcov

21.

705,

ravra

b&pa

b&pa

17

12,

8,

1541

emiv&vrjaav

Const.
r?

npoaayercaaav

npoKelpeva

tov

'Yn?p

Chron.

elements.

?vaiaarrjpiov.
r?

inl

13,** 1

8,

imoKone?oa

p?v

Sept.

bcapobeKrrjs.

O?

ini?keyfrrjs

a?vrepoi.
=

KVploa T& ?e&.

boapoboKrj??pres.

LAERT.

imaK?nca

aov.

DlON.

to the sacred

applied

12,

8,

Ov8eV

o <?ikmnos.

ov, o, (b&pov,

b&pokfjnrrjs,

8a>pov, ov, rb, gift,

bribes,

6, 56,

b? Kal xPWaa'L

IIoXXol

776

takes

ApOST.

POLYB.

DlOD.

rjbrj ibaapoboKrjaev

y?p

15,

boapoboaKe?a?ai.

II,

who

34.

bem(oa.

npo(?>ap&s.

one

b?xopai)

Job.

Sept.

"Onm
iv&m?v

npoampia?evros
8a>pa avoa iv r&

ayia

Kal o? 7rpe

avr?s

Porph.

Cer.

11.

16,

88,9.

15, 27.

Prov.

E.
cav (e?, ?v), siqua, if in any way, simply if. In authors |
of the Roman and Byzantine
periods, it is often
followed by the indicative. Just. Try ph. 67 'E?v i
r?v

?irb

airobcUvvre

TheOD.
Qvyofiev

e?v oo?rjoopc?a,

let us

Theoph.

flee.

we

If
281

our

wish

'Eav eWtv

Joan.

63

et Paul.

ov

BXeVe

'E?v, in later

3.

??v evrcv?cv

and Byzantine

Act. Pet.

Apocr.

writers,

viro vvkto,

e?cre7rop UovTo 7rp?? a?T^v, ?ire?vrjoKov

e?v

ovb?v

Tg avrfj

e?ovXero,
ir?Xei ooas

e?v

?veX?elv
Et ris

279,15

tis.

MAL.

94,

??v ?ovXrjrai

e?v rj?ovXrjorj rare

THEOPH.

os av.

for

?on,
for

oir?rav

23, 18 Os e?v oji?orj ?v r?

(?ir?rc ?v). NT. Matt.

ouv

for

17

63,

16

9Ei/biarp1y?rai
160,

rjp?pas.

23

eis rrjv 'lepovoaXrjp,,'

ovk

??v loriv

Et tis

oibajiev,

E?

?vrjX?ev.
for "Oons

[This use of e'av has its origin

in the fact that the modal ?v coincides in form with

?Wv, or "Ooris ?v $.

the

iavrov, rjs, of himself.

?y?vero,

She

from

? v, contracted

conjunction

was

SEPT. 3 Reg.

astonished.

To prefer

3, 58,

truthfor

'EauTou

is, et av.]

10, 5 'E? eavrrjs

xaPlv

?Wrourefers to ?Xrj?eiav.
nponprjoai

its own sake.

rrjv ?Xrj?eiav,

NT.
aoi

rj ?kkoi

Xtyeis,

Apocr.

p&s

o"vXXa?o

etvai

pr)

peo*

8. 14. 32.

Tryph.

eavrov.

Athan.
tov

eavr&v

anokap?avovres

Sept. Gen. 11, 4 Aevre

of myself

Act.

Kal nvpyop.

nokiv

iavro?s

et Paul.

Pet.

eavrov

vnobelgca

Epiph.

eavrov

7riareveis

Avrov

rolwv

Xalpere

oimboprjaoapev
2.

'A?av?aiov.

?eov.

50

JUST.

POLYB.

2,

37,

*Ey?> e*?v pr) obave

1,

Apol.

61.

65.

I, 2 B.

4. For

avrov,
eis

KXeioravres

his,

t^v

of

him.

Polyb.

aKp?nokiv

pera

1, 79,

r&v

eavrov

2vy

?nkir&v

?neKreivav.

e?bopabapios,ov, o, (e?bopas) the officer of the week, as in

a monastery,
e?bopapios. Const.
(536), 1201 A.
Theoph. Cont. 399. 891,15.
ov, o, =

e?bopapios,

cO e?bopapios

165 B.

In the following passage,

POLYB.

eav, that

iK?ia

rjvaymaare.

rovro

Ov

63

Bam.

3. Forepavrov,

?v
tis

Ovs vpe?s npo

9Hnelp<o bvaxcaplas
<j)evyeiv

ait

2, 12. 15.

inlaKonov

stands

for the modal adverb ?v, but only in the protasis of a ?

conditional clause. Sept. Tobit. 7, 11 'On-?Te??v I

?voiaorrjpio

et Paul.
Act.

158

1,

often

eavrov

4, 3 Ne?

Jer.

6, 4

18,

iv

aper?is

'A<?'

Just. Apol.

egcXevarj.

vyirjs

eavrcav

Pet.

Xpiar?v.

if, whether.

2. Interrogatively,

18,

Act.

'E?v b? ov ^copo?vrai.

9, 75

POLYB.

ve&para.

34

Sept.

thyself.

elnov nepl ipov ; Say est thou this of thyself t Apocr.

lives,
Leo.

?Xev?cpos.

of

r?s ?nrjkmapevas

ra?s

a?pevoi

136, 16

to save

o-eavrov,

Karexopras

? Xpioros.

?oriv

avr?s

'E?v Urjpvx?rj. Mal.

197 A

III,

on

ypa(j)?v

2. For
0-are eavro?s

avrov
| e?bopas,
tov

?bos,

aikevn?pios.

CODIN. 36

: where

PORPH.

e?bopabapios.

Tracrxa e?bopas,

GRAM.

12

272,
CeruL.

is.

Passion-week
The

Cer.
305.

To?s e?bopaplois rj miroavlrais

that

f?means,
r), week.

LEO

holy

is
week

of

called

eH

?yla

the Passover.

269

e?BofiaTiCu)

Apost.

5,13.
Also, 'H pey?krj e?bopas, The
Ibid. 5, 15 (titul.). 8, 33, 2. Also,
CHpey?krj tov n?axa e?bopas. Ibid. 5, 18 (titul.).
Also, lH tov n??ovs e?bopas, The week of the Passion,
Const.

Ignat.

rrjv rov n??ovs

e?bopaba,

6,

Trjs

cv?eias

oavres

e?boparifa, iaa, (e?bopas) to complete seven years, topass

seven

f), 6v,

e?bopariKOs,
ber seven.

(e?bopas)

the num

of

ANT.

Kopra npea?vrepoi,

The

O? e?boprj
translated

who

elders,

seventy

The seventy
II, 159 A O? e?boprjmpra bvo ?pprjpevra?,
two translators ; the same as the preceding.
(Com
pare Joseph. Ant. 12, 2, 4.)
o?

Substantively,

e?boprjmpra,

o,

ov,

iyyaarplpv?os,

(ip,

yaarrjp,

avrrjp.
to

(yeiropica),

eyyeiropioa
CONT.

48,

13

Ka0'

sect.

one

pv?os)

13.

border

neighbor,

ov,

?,

to any

anything

Sept.

Esai. 5,

Kal ?ypbv

irpos

rrjv biKaioovvrjv

pov.

oIk?ov

vavs.

rf? yrj ras

cyyion?pios,

(e'yyi'?u>)
one.

one

reacher,

a waiter

Hence,

Porph.

Antec.

granddaughter.

IH, 42.

Lyd.

?, nepos,

9,

1,

3.

165,14.
Euthym.

Vit.

180, 45.

Cass.

64.
Hal.

Dion.

grandson.

247, et alibi. Dion

1, 9, 3.

early

211,

irpos

vHyyio"a

'EyyiVavres

r), neptis,

ov,

eyyovos,

Alqbpop

143.

I,

372, 5, et alibi.

upon.

SEPT.

eyypaqbos.

Ps.

9.

149,

POLYB.

3, 24, 6, et alibi.
eyypavXis, cos, i), a kind

Const.

Id. 6,17.
that

H.

A.

8,

18.

SuiD.

of

sardine,
....

9A(j)va

eori

a fish.
b?

Ael.

rj irap?

iroX

X?v Xeyofi?vrjeyypavXis. SCHOL. ArIST. Eq. 642.

POLYB. 3,
cyypaqbos,ov, (?yyp?qbo)written, in writing.
1
E
4.
BASIL.
585
H/
21,
"EyypaqbosojioXoyia. HI,

speaks

54 D

rjp o 9AKp?ras ?yyetrove?.

ov, =

eyypairros,

Sept. Lev. 19, 31.

the belly, ventriloquist.
?k
19
miklas
O?
Esai.
8,
rrjs
<j)a>povaip.)
(Compare
to
MAL.
178, 22
&aca,
(yaarrjp)
impregnate.
iyyaarp?ca,
'Eyyaorpcoom

13

ov, to, grandchild.

eyyoviov,

with

CHRON.

?yyi?rj.

Antec.

5, 8, p. 221.

3, 27.

6, 6. Eus.

Apost.

an

the Ebionites,

cap, oi,

rjs,

Proc.

i?ipipos. Mal.

3071
i?ipipos, op, (e?epos) of
Mar.
i?ipipop. Arrian.
Peripl.
Erythr. 36.
'E?iovaioi,

or

delivers

eyy?vrj,

221, 14.
286, 20.
ebony. Inscr.

7,

12,

Cer. 70, 20. 79, 23. 277, 22.

j
[The derivation from ?yyifa may be doubted.]
eyyXavKOs,ov, (yXavKos)blue. DlOD. 1, 12.

ipprjpevral,The Seventy interpreters. Just. Cohort.

13. Tryph. 68. 124. Eus. 5, 8, p. 220, 28. Id.
i?ikipos, op,=

that

oiKiav

46,

8, 6, 7

at table.

or

SC. npea?vrepoi

Po

ovk

oIkci?ttjtos

to bring near, to join.

eyyt?bvres.

cyyior?pios
?

into Greek. Epiph.

from Hebrew

the Old Testament

2, 7

12,

ravrrjv

irpbs

o? ovv?irrovTcs

Quai

POLYB.

JOSEPH.

seventy.

fiov

?av?rov.

oov.

rfj yfj.

?ypbv

53.

Hippol.

e?boprjmpra,

septenarius,

irvX?v
ev?iri?v

orparoirebevciv.

'Eyyi??oo-i

Kal rrjs

Transitive,

31 D.

Amphil.

years.

41,

rov

r?v

r? b?rjois

9Eyyio?ro

LYB.

eos

vHyyioav

15, 31, 3 'Eyywravresb? rrjs bevrcpas? 17, 4, 1 'Eyyt

(interpol.) 13 Mer?

Philipp,

169

118,

18

106,

e'yyie?.

Great Week.

Passion-week.

?ySiSoofxt

?larcpes
Theoph.

the

eyypa(?>oi,

Dion. Hal.

pti.

bibaoKaXia.

"Eyypaqbos

Roman

Patres

I, 261,11.
t? eyypaqbov, a
writing,

Substantively,

Conscri

written

treaty,

written promise.
3915. Hippol.
Inscr.
293,19.
eyyevopai
or
to
to
draw
to
Alex.
552
I
Alex.
A.
Amphil.
196
C.
near,
come,
be,
apeyyl?ca, laca, Qyyvs)
2. Scriptural,
11 'HviVa rjyyiaev 9A?paap
found in the Scriptures.
Gen.
Sept.
Clem.
12,
proach.
Rom.
Homil.
23
I
eiaek?e?p eis A?yv7rrov. 18,
3,10.
'EyyiWs 9A?paap eine.
=

27,
35,

21
16

POLYB.

yevopai.

"Eyyia?p
"Hyyiaep

pot...

7,

13,

vHyyto*e

eis Xa?paoa

tov

7.

b? 9laK&? npbs
?k?e?p eis ttjp

?yyp?qbos (cyypaobos), adv. in writing.

Just. Tryph. 120. Iren. 3,1,1.

9laaaK.
9E(ppa??.

47, 29 "Hyyiaap b? ai rjpipai 9laparjk tov ?no?ap??p.

Deut.
26,

31,
2

?vavrias

'Ev
pov

14

9EyyImaiP

T& ?yyi'fetv
rjyyiaap

VOL. TH.

ai
en

rjpipai

SERIES.

90,

35

aov.

?av?rov

ep? KaKovvras.

Kal earrjaav.

NEW

tov

37,

12

Ps.

eyywv,
I

9Eg I

ovk
IIpos a? b?

ovos,

582, 21.

o,=

eyyovos.

Porph.

VlT.

Adm.

(Compare bi?Kov.)
=
cKbibofii. Inscr.

| Hybibofu

EUTHYM.

153,

23.

1570, a.

Inscr.

19.

Cer.

4305.

ThEOPH.

644, 19.

270

eyBoai?
=

*ey8o<ns

op,

iyepaipeKpos,

a, 27.

1570,

that

peKpos)

(iyelpoa,

r), a

em,

raises

dead.

the

of

building.

2. Resurrection,
tov, r?,

iymlpia,

dedication,

(mipos)

Matt.

NT.

?p?araais.

53.

27,

consecration,

encaustum.

?yKavx?ofiai,

rjoopai,

in.

t?s

ov, 6, =

iymipiaap?s,

EUKHOL.

iymipiap?s.

iymip?(oa, laca, (mivt?ca) to renew.

2 Par.

15*,

105,
rjoa,

(Kevr?o)

SEPT. 1 Reg.

11, 14.

8.

20, 5.

2. To dedicate,
Sept. Deut.
Cont. 366,18.
NT. Hebr. 9, 18. 10, 20. Theoph.
?,

Ps.

29

tov

iymiviapov

otmv

Aav?b.
if

ecas, rj, (as

eyKatvoco)

rb p?p nipneiv

AaKebaip?vioi

evemKrjaav,

eymiviapos.

ov,

Clem.

Alex.

2.

ras

Kara rrjv bi?

?orjoelas

omitted,

they

POLYB. 4, 19, 10
to

cowardice,

through

one9S
? bvva

oov.
Theoph.

tattooing.

by

ois

?yKcvrrj??vras

H.

P.

ovve?rjKc

Aristotel.

2, 2, 5.

Plant.

Clem.

Aristotel.

?, grafting.

Alex.

Plant.

of

adjective

opon.

Ge

?yKcvrpi?o.

3,

4,

eyKio-cr?o), r)oo,
SEPT.

1, 6,

800.

ov, verbal

Gen.

41

30,

....

rov

eyKioorjpa,

with

?yKioorjoooi

r?

child.
irpo?ara

'EveKicrcrcov r? irpo?ara

?v yaorpl

avr?

pa?bovs.

Kara

r?s

'EyKio-OT}o~ao-av a?To?s.
THEOPH.

rb,

CONT.

21

50,

T?v

Kara rrjv
'AvaroXrjv.

lyKiooev?cvTov
aros,

as a woman

eyKioorjoai

cyKioo?o.

iroXX?Kis

long,

"Iva ....

38

30,

1, 4, 5

eyKiooevo

to

(kioo?o)

Xafi?avovra

(?yKioo?o)

HlPPOL.

impregnation.

136.

send,

OPH.

to, to arrive

to go

iymrakap?avca,
CONT.

npoaxypari

ohlaKca

lyKXetcrp?s,o?, ?, (?yKXeico)the being shut up, the becom

The

Karakap?avca.

T& tov yepovros

17

26,

at,

iv evka?elas

ing

eyKareXaj3ev.

is left,

eymr?koxl?a> (mr?koxl?oa),to enlist? enumerate?

2 Par. 31, 18.

Sept.

to sport with.
(KaTO7rai?(?),
?yfcaTOTraif?)
'
EyKara7raifeo-?at

rov

'EyKaraorreipovo-a

to

kokkop

SOW in.
tov

aiv?nem

1,

13,

eis rrjp ?ya?rjp

Theoph.
iymvarrjs,
painting.

103.

10

r), the

e?s,

Cont.
ov,

6,

encaustic

process.

2297.

Inscr.

330,14.

42,

(eymlca)

INSCR.

6351

who

practises

AyaXparon-oios

encaustic

iymvarrjs.

370

SAB.

B.

recluse.

up,

a recluse.

Nie.

II, 901 A.
povaorrjpiov.

15 e'yKXeior?s. Theoph.

Substan
NlL.

Epist.

Theoph.
752.

NlC.

Cont.

430

?yKX'eiorrj, feminine.
as,

?yKXeiorpa,

to

iyKXcio,
?fiavrbv

one

shut

to0 avrov

*EyKXeioros

rj,

Quin. Can. 41.

yr)v.
eymvais,

VlT.

cyKXeiorpa.

(?yKXeio)

Leimon.

Const.
IREN.

2, 96.

Epist.
=

? eyKXetoTOS, rj ?yKXeiorrj,

2, 96.
357,

rb,

rj, ov,

tively,

SEPT. Job. 40,

Nil.
ov,

ad Concil. VI, 41.

Balsam,
eyKXcioros,

vnb t&p ?yyekcap.

(mraanelpoa),

eyrnraaneipca

a recluse.

eyKXeiorrjpiov,

eyKaniXeippa, aros, t?, (KaraXeippa) that which

remnant. Sept. Deut. 28, 5. Ps. 36, 37.

14

vrpiopos,

Iren.

to be cowardly.

iymKeca, rjaca, (mms)

ragiv

from
-

7, 88.

Num.

Sept.

to mark

Bap?apiKos

eis r?s pa?bovs.

iymlvoaais,

14

e'v mua

?yKavxq.

ev rfj alv?oei

'EyKau^?oroVi

ko^Xou,

to boast

in,

glory

13, 4.

7, 10.

Num.

Sept.

iymmaap?s.
tov
<?rakpbs olbrjs

(titul.)

to

1 Ti

51,

Theophrast.

cyK vrpioT

consecration,

dedication,

(iymivl?oa)

as of an altar,

eoKcvaop?vrjs

800.
*?yK

ov,

eyKauorrjs

lafi?ovs.

1, 6, 2.

consecrate.

iymiviap?s,

Ps.

47

viroypaq^rjs

?pnypa(f)r)

??

25

5,

2,

xr?pe?oucra

(Kau^aopat)

SEPT.

105,

BASILIC.

*?yK vrpi?o, ioo, (Kevrpi?o) to graft.

ti.

rjp imipovpyrj?rj

rrjs

?aoiXiKrjs

.
temple. Sept. 2 Esdr. 6, 16. Nehem. 12, 27. Dan. !?yKevr?o,
3, 2. NT. Joan. 10, 22. Athan.
I, 735 B. E, of ! CONT.
the church of the Holy Sepulchre.
Suid. 'EyKaiW,
Xrjpovs
eoprrj m?y

?aoiXiKr)

Sacrum

self
a

as of

encaustic.

(eymio)
coro

9Avioxvpos
XCipbs

as

erecting,

raising,

1 Esdr. 5, 59.

Sept.

ov,

eyKavoros,

208 C.

Method.
eyepais,

INSCR.

eKboais.

eyickeic?

Up?

rov

STEPH.

shut

up

in.

?yKXeio??,
Ets

become

Before

eyKXeiorrjpiov.

674, 19.

ApOPHTH.

eis KcXX?ov, To

p. 520

cloister,

(eyKXcioros)

Theoph.

Ammon.

a recluse.
became

fivrjpa okotcivov

'EyKXeico

Leimon.
a recluse.

eavrrjv

97
Vit.

eyKXeioaoa.

271

eytckifjba

aros,

cyKXipa,

rb, (eyKXivo)

POLYB.

inclination,'slope.

wvov

9,

21, 8.
an

of

enemy,

Id.

rpoiri).

1,

11.

19,

ecos,

eyKXto-is,

as

r), mood,

II, 18.
in

used

Dion.

grammar.

638, 5.
c'yKoiXots,ov, (KotXia) in the belly.
r?

intestine,

eyKo?Xtov,

1, 9. Diod.

Sept. Lev.
cos,

?yKoiprjois,

rrjs ev rois

eyKQiprjoeos

Tijs

aros,

iyK?Xappa,

to,

Substantively,

carved,

1,

r), ?v,

cyKoXa7rr?s,

Sept.

(KoX?irro)
6, 35

Reg.

carving.

Sept.

as a proper
t?

Comn. 1,177.

on,

engrave

the bosom.

Inscr.

amulet,

on

5, 5 Trjv

9EyKop?ooeis,

KeKOfi?orai

eyKOirrj, rjs, rj, (eyKOirro)

ov,

eyKoiros,

Id.

9EyKCKop?orai,

eyKoirov

2.
19

SuiD.
ei

9Errixoppos*

cleft,

vexed.

iroirjocre

Job.

Sept.

rrjv ^u^i}v

pou

to,

eyK?rrjpa

ir?oi
as,

*eyKp?rcia,
?Kpaoia.
reiav

irpos

grudge

(eyKoreo)

31

Jer.

Sept.

(48),

39

rrjs kvkXo

Mem.

eiri?vplavt

; hatred,

sub

?porov

2, 1,

Kal irorov

Kal

his

checked

eyKparevoprai,
navra

eyKpa

Kal

and from

marriage

from
1. 29

96,

ahrov.

'EveyKparev?peoa

for

Afr.

38.

Id.

COD.

9Enava?e?rjKevai

99,

6.

Xen.

n?vTcav

?v?p&ncav

rov

12.

p. 426,

temperate.

Mem.

1,

2, 1

iyKpar?araros.

1,8.
held.

taken,

Can.

11

GANGR.

b? ro?s nokeplois

ov,

z=z

6,

Theoph.

Cont.
is

iyKparrjs, He

eyKparrjs

&v, o?,

296,

taken

pris

HlPPOL.

Substantively.

an

the Encratites,

(eyKparrjs)

and

12

animal

'EyKpanc?v

9EyKparrjT&v.

(write

276,

rrjv r&v keyopivcav

396

ancient

ApOST.
\

Kal Kpe&v

E?

tis

Kal oivov

28.

....

4, 28

ov

EPIPH.

b?

?nayopevovaiv

(Compare Can.
....

r) npea?vrepos

8i* ?aKrjaiv,

I,

Tariavov,

rvyx?vovai

IV, 208 B.

?nlamnos,

HlPPOL.

'A?ro/cX/vovras

a?peaiv.

n?aav

that

Clem. Alex.

9EyKpariT&v ?)
Eus.

9EyKparir&v

ano?akkovai

51

and maintained

o? ?noanaapa

'EyKpar?rai,

y?pov

food,

(Adam) was not saved.

Theod.
ipy\rvxo<t>aylav.

to

'Ao-Ke?v ?yKp?
Kal Xay velas

self-control.

he

b? ovk

O? iyKpare?s.
Gen.

inl

rov

1, 5, 1.

exercise

by the enemy.

900,

indignation.

opposed

continent,

the first man

avrrjs.
temperance;

1,

Christian sect, called also *EyKpare?s.They abstained

380 A

els y?Xora

'Ey?veTO Mco?j3

r), continence,

XeN.

es,

9EyKpa?rai,

long

used

to

Apol.

Kparica.

riverai

261

as,

Just.

from marriage

Method.

Kal r? eyK?opia,

r? virepKoopia

19,

; How

IREN.

304, 98.

stantively.
eyK?rrjpa,

to abstain

Passively,

oner

1, 32.

DlOD.

7,

iyKparevopai.

iyKpanarrjs,
in a rock.

will ye vex my soul ?

ov, (K?opos) in the world.
e'yK?crpios,
<b?s rb qboriaav

2. For

Hes.

KaX?s.
as

con

of

Apost.

*EyKpa?rai.

b? ? ?yoavi?opevos

lias

Ibid. 4, 8, 11. NT. Tit.

NT.

?veiXrjrai.

9 Et

'Aottpobialoav Kal yaarpbs

eyKop?oo

cyKOfi?ooaooe.

state

Const.

1 Cor.

Kal iyKparrjaai

opovs

119, 20.

constantly.

eveKop?ooaprjv.

wearied,

(k?ttos)

"Ecos tivos

self,

....

9EyKop?ooaooai,
ye p?v on

to wear

raireivoqbpoovvrjv

be?cis.

z=z

*eyKparr)s,

one's

oi ?aKrjral.

eveKpaTevo-aro,

O? eyKparev?pevoi

phylactery.

Cont.

Theoph.

3, 29, p. 124.
in

30

9, 25

food.

iyKparica

?yK?Xiriov,

2.

e'veKparevope?a.

e.

4713,

to bind

1 Pet.

animal
I

on. Middle,
*eyKop?oo, ?oo, (Kop?os) to bind
pai,

on.

name.

813 E.

IV,

carve

Act.

Barn.

rev?rai.

9EyK KoXapp?va Xcpov?ip.

in or on

Substantively,

Const.

to

are

{eyKparrjs)

NT.

Particularly,

e'yK?X7rios, ov, (k?Xttos)

'EvkoX7tios,

engraven,

Eus.

who

18,

I, 113 E.

43,

yapelrcaaav.

(?yKoX?irro)

?^to,

?yKoX?irro,

Gen.

emotions.

6, 29.

3 Reg.

1, 5.

8,

21.

(eyKparrjs)

evaopai,

eyKparevopai,

Sept. Ex. 36 (39), 6.

carved.

as

same

Athan.

Sept.

figure

Those

oi,

&v,

28,1.

?epols.

(?yKoX?irro)

Apost.

Gangr.

the

'EyKpare?s,

Diod.

in.

sleeping

Sir.

8, 10, 2.

intestines.

bowels,

1, 91, p. 102, 24.

1, 36.

rj, (cyKoipdopai)

t?

SEPT.

one of the orders in the ancient church;

tinency;
essentially

the

?yKoiXta,

1, 6, 4.

Const.

O? e'v ?yKpareia,

in Bekker.

Thrax

et alibi.

25,

Iren.

eyKXtvios,ov, (kX?vtj)in bed. Cedr.

Kal n?vov.

^vXr)s. POLYB. 10, 19, 7. NT.

'EyKpaYeia

24,

4, 58, 8.

Kai o?X?rovs

Kai piyovs

30
as

2. Rout,

53

'Eyfcpar?rai

?kk?

bi?

y?pov

?bekvplav

272

ey/cpvppa

?7r?xeTat,k. t. X.
....

tis

Ignat.

Kal rrjv r?v

iraibov

aros,

eyKpvfipa,

KaXfj rrjv v?pipov

r) riva r?v ?poparov

y?veoiv,

evoiKov e^ei rbv

bp?Kovra

? roiovTos

rb,

Jul.

cvcbpos.

(eyKpvirro)

Afr.

72,

p.

391, et alibi.

Theoph.

(Interpol.) 6 'E?v I

Philad.

Kal poXvofibv

<j)?op?v b?

tov

'H far)

piijiv

?iroor?rrjv.)
?vcbpa,

312.

V.

Eus.

C.

66.

3,

to ?aaikeiov

Tov

?av?rov

Kal

tov abov

tovs

veKpovs

Lev.

SEPT.

possessed.

(cyier?ofiai)

Trjs yrjs rrjs ?yKrrjTOV ?p?v.

11

22,

34

14,

egapiaras.

see Introduction,
to watch.

Plut.

1024

II,

rrjv ?yKVKXiov <pop?v ircpl rb pkvov ??i

2vpircpaivci

tov

yjravovoav

ovtos.

13

HlPPOL.

Trjs

fi?Xiora

?yKVKXiov

Kivrj

LEO.

iyxap?aaoa

to

(xap?aaoa),

2.

1,

83

4,

'EKXeiTro?oTjs fjbrj rrjs

?yKVKXiov

cyKVKXia
7

H,

iraibcvfiara,

r?v

aXXov

T?v

'H

eyKVKXios

KoXovpcvov

Kiov

iraibcia.

tive

?yKVKXiov

Or

eyKVKXia yp?fifiara,

EPIPH. I, 139 B.

270 A.

?yKVKXiov bXrj rfj Vwpav?a

t?

Substantively,

?yKmXia,

734 B

y?ypa(?>c

?yKVKXiov,

JUL. AfR.

on.

Diod.

2,

Athan.

'EttiotoX^vpey?Xi;v

Kara 'Apetou.
se.

yp?fipux,

a circular.

3, 4. 5. 7.

Euagr.

i), ?v,

eyKopiaoriK?s,

8,13,

In

to

certain

rpoirapia

the plural
sung

at

eH ?or) iv raq^o
ILarereorjs,
Kai

2vyKara?aoiv

orpaTiai

bo?d?ovoai

rrjv orjv.

bioiKrjaeis,

7rarpi
the da

yXuxnroKopov

Eus.

iyKexeipiapi

4, 11, p. 156, 20

rrjp Xeirovpyiav.

inl

b?m

towel. Vit. Am

n?bas

Kal

prjms,

key?pepop

to

rb nkaros,
ai

Kiporeppai

Kal to
rov

(write

p?"xpts

eire

Kipareppas mraaKevaaai,
bem n?bas

y bem,

LEO.

y?vcavrai).

Zcarimv,

15,
piav

77

Kipar?pprjs
K'

exovaas

ov oi

pexpts
ov

iyx?prjyoi

'Ev r?gei

gvkiprjs

e?re 7rXeiovs exovaas

b? vtyos
yipcavrai.

koa?&p

gvkiprjs

?tre nkeiovs

rfyos H',

yevwvrai

Kiporeppai

ai Kiporeppai

'Ev r?gei

e?re p?as

mraaKev?aai,

eyx?pqyoi
I

10, 4

MAURIC.

^EKTio-e b?
e?e7rX^TTovro

2 To

14,

5,

In"! V&prjs eyxeipiferoi

iyX?pyyot

Xpior?,

?yyeXcov

APOST.

avpperpov

?yKc?>

subjoin here the first two of the first or?crts :

for

iyx?prjyos, op, (ip, x0?^101^) cefnented with lime, an adjec

tive applied to walls built of stones (or any other
hard substances) cemented with lime ; opposed to

the matins

for the Great Sabbath, that is, the Saturday of Pas

sion-week. They are funeral dirges relating to the
Sufferings, Death, and Burial of the Son of Man.

B<Svov rov

18

17,

iyxtipl?opai, to be intrusted with anything.

grjpoki?os.

the Ritual,

3,13.

iyxclpiop, ov, rb, (xelp) handkerchief

phil. 24 B. Petr. Ant. 149 C.

10,24,8.

e'yKc?ptov, ou, rb, praise.

is applied

encomiastic.

laudatory,

(?yKofii??o)

2.

riios

titul.

Steph. pp. 510. 520.

the accusative of the remote

pos,Intrusted with thepurse.

I,

Enchir.

B&pc? T& narpiKia).

CONST.

'H

Id. 6, 18.

letter.

Circular

emoroXrj,

'EyK?KXtos

Ta

simply

6, 1, p. 258, 35.

Trai?eta. Eus.
?yKuVXtos

Polyb.

Syn

25.

20,

Epict.

ra?v npayjxaroav

r?s

eyx^iplfa

Pass.

naibevp?rov.

Const.

Nie.

object.
=

Ex.

4yxeiplfa, to intrust. With

iraibeias.

Ta

off

13.

ATHEN.

Ta

the

11,5.

carve

engrave,

'H ?yKvKXios
iraibeia,A course of finished education. \ iyxeiplbiop, ov, to, tool. Sept.
manual.
2. Hand-book,
Philon.
II, 1135 D o? p?vov
II, 84, 22. Plut.
3. Handkerchief
Vit.
?XX? Kai 7repi T17V?XXrjv ?yKVKXiov iraibeiav.
ircpl povo?Krjv,

PLUT.

to

given

Mal.

iyprjyopos,op, (iyelpaa, iyprjyopa) quick, raxvs.

75, p. 314.

oeos.

name

spring of Seth, the son of Adam.

cell.
16, 14, et alibi.

b? ?epcvs Krrjoc

'E?v

cap, oi, Egregori,

'Eypi}yopoi,

yjrvxrjv cyKTrjrov ?pyvpiov.

?yKvKXios,ov, (kvkXos) circular.

We

bi,

14, 34.

eyKTrjTOs, ov,

pta

Xveis

to be awake,

rjaca, (iyprjyopos)

eyprjyopica,

alibi.

rai

?vfjaKeis

For the iyK&piaof the Virgin,

?42, p. 59.

evebpov,

4, 27. 46. 12, 34, et

n&s

T?&s Kal racpc? oiKe?s ;

?beXvKra,

ambuscade,

Leo.

ey%oprjyo<;

okt&

cyxwyov,

?lpoap mrjpai gvk?areyop op, he

bi?

ov

rj bem, p?xpts

Cedr.

yrjpompe?op

enl

eis

I,
r?

9Hp?ov,

to vnb t&p

built it

24

698,

of

to

20ka

stones

ey%v\id?(? 273
lime.

with

cemented

Suid.

7raX?Tta eVityop?rov

....

2ep.ipapis

?yxoprjyov

Krioaoa
in

rjoqttaXrofi?vov,

the

building of which asphaltum was used for mortar

(compare OT. Gen. 11, 3 And they had brick for
Typic. 73,
stone, and slime had theyfor mortar).
p.

270.

p.

vXrjs

?vrbs

?yxoprjyov
22,

339

COMN.

0oXous.

'Eyxop^yous

?irl ir?oav

?yxoprjyovs

"ETepov

(Paris)

toutou

??rrov

CODIN.

?vrjyeipev.

16

22,

oV

iroXiXviov

'E7roij;o-e b? Kal ya?ovs

rrjv ir?Xiv.

also

(See

xp7)

tcix?^civ
loXvP$

"On to

138
Xov

earlv

eloi

I,

137,

p^Kos

y?p

TYPIC.
tovtov

7r?Xat t?v

xp?vov

cyxvXi??o, acra, (xvXi?o) to solder.

etori

Oinv?s
fiera

?v poXi?bo

oibfjpov
2, 8 T?s

DlOD.

tovtov

270.

Adm.

138

Ivrrj

POLYB. 4, 39, 9.

Xi?ivov
koivo?
cb?qbiov,

?vor?v

rb,

Il?v

Ant.

(ebaqbos)

rjbucTov.

Dion.

I, 312 F.

Plut.

Kal

text,

b?pov

?vXivov

11,

6.

4,

passage,

bi? b?fiov

e?rjKovra

ey^coptou

neglect of duty,
wilful cowardice, i?ekomKla. Hence, defection. Po
lyb. 3, 68,10.
5,5,10.
27,13,13.
ov, to,

i?lpiop,

as

of

?Vep e? oIkcIos

=
?bp??o (cbpa),

Hal.

Antec.
(frvoeos

II,

1021,

e'??KTov.

1, 2, 6 T? ?ortv ecWov;
Kivrj?els ?p?fei

? j3ao~tXe?s.

t&p yvpaiK&p,

i?iapbp

1,

3, 5. I
eVs, heus,

Const.

(536),

as

Gentile,

in Bekker.

national.

1148 C

Polyb.

30,

i?pimp,

*Opopa

; as, Av8?s,

appellative

Thrax

Gentile

noun,

$pvg,

K?p.

and ecclesiastical

NT.

Greek.

cav, r?,

(e?vos,

1, 6 T? y?p

ApOST.

e?vos,

Dion.

in grammar.

used

636,11

national

cKeiva to

eos, rb,

aoi

eovopvoa
order.

class,

heathenish

pv?os)

rov ?eov
ev r&
v?poa

Kal kelnei
opprjarjs

Const.

fables.

Inscr.

Ta>v Up&v

17

4697,

e?v&v,Of the sacerdotal orders.

2. In the plural r? e?vrj, the gentile nations, in
Sept. Esai. 8, 9 Tv&re
relation to the Hebrews.
Kal
2,

11,

rjrr?a?e.

11

12

'Ape?

Ei aXXa??)VTOi eoVr? ?eovs

els

arjpe?ov

r?

e?vrj.

avr&v.

e?, &\,if, inwriters of the Roman and Byzantine periods,

often takes the future optative instead of the aorist
optative.

tovs

koyovs,

Xeyovros.

EPIPH.

?vojwios

vn?px^h

apivoa

wore,

(spurious) p. 526 E E? pev eVwro

Just,

aKeyfroivro

Koape?v

an exclamation.

to r? Karaprjpia.

equivalent

10,6.

tovto

Iren.

31, 35 Ta kot

Gen.

Sept.

a nation,
of

rj, op, (e?pos)

kalcas

?bpvo,Ka?i?o. IREN. 1, 3, 5.

ibpaoTiK?s,r), ?v, (ebp?(o) establishing, settling.

share

the

share,

customary

3.)

i?iapos, ov, 6, custom.

Jer.

Scripture.

11

due,

(e?ipos)

avvrj?eia

(Compare

e?vrj

404 A.

Did. Alex.
e?iKTov ==

rpi?v,

Joseph.

?v?s.
ov,

7rX?TOs irrjx?v

efyjKovra,

in Peloponnesus.

town

224,13.
[As the Slavic word e?epo
means
it
is
lake,
probable that this town
(neuter)
was in the immediate vicinity of the lake of Helos.']

iv en

?yxopios, ov, in the following passages, seems to be the

prototype of eyx?prjyos. Sept. 1 Esdr. 6, 24 Ou to
irrjx?v

a Slavic

Adm.

Porph.

i?popv?a,

cyXopa, aros, rb, (?yxovwfii) dike.

4, 40, 9.

Adm.

Porph.

of Ezeron.

3. Gentile, heathen, in Hebraistic

Kovoa.)

ityos

'Efepov,

(Compare

?irXrjpov fioXi?bov

ka?p

(The Ezerites were Slavs.)

ov, rb, Ezeron,

2.

eis ?XXrjXovs

eyxyXiaop?vov.

inhabitant

et alibi.

220,19,

??pims,

Xiprjv

tcix?v

Porph.

?ppovias

p.

top

ne?aop

(See also is.)

ov, ?, an

'E?eplrrjs,

oKob?p.rjro.

Kal ovvbcbep?voi

ovvrjppoop?voi

cri

pcr?

73,

r?v

?y^ou

Kal fiapp?pov

6Y ?yxoprjyov

otnv?s

pi?s,

eis aSXrjXovs

iyxvXiaop?vov.
9 Kai

?XX' ?Tr? Xi?ov

?v? opyvi?s

Kal ovvbebcpAvoi

cv poXi?bo

COMN.

eis

e^ovrcov

Adm.

o?Ve ?irb ?rjoa

KOorpov

?irb ?yxoprjyov,

'Ees I

ap?oava!

to which one is entitled by custom. Const. Apost.

b? ip rrj boxfi rb r& noipipi i?lpiop,
2, 28, 2 9A<j>opi?ia?oa
And let- the pastor's due be set apart in thefeast.

cyxoprjyo

PORPH.

iroiclv.

roiovrov

ovre

eKTiop?vov,

ovvrjppoop?voi

brjpov

Kc? oxvpbv
rov

rclxos

rerpaircbiKov

6?Kob?firjp,a

irpooiroirjrbv

KT^C LV avT0

Kal

top

eis

i?ekoK?Krjais,em, r), (e?ekomK?ca)wilful

?yxopios.)

t? ?yxoprjyov,work in lime, used

Substantively,
with reference to walls built of stones (or other hard
substances) cemented with lime. Leo. 15, 73 'A7ro
T0

?pek?e

*Ees/

aov !

neip?ao?To.
ei XP

5,

k. t. X.

8,

bimloas

p.

THEOD.

biao!)?pois

271

tovs

r& K kti

? Krlaas

Kal

' KQ1
XP^>??a<rL

SOCR.

ia KaXeVoi,

?v

pipyfroivro

I, 915

"Qpiaav
IV,

214

avro
b?
D

tBea 274 e?0e

Ei y?p

ra>v

ns

?navr?

av

ek?e?v, napnokkoav
15

Kal per
ovp

?kc?vov
Tokprjaoi

ei seems

od.

2,

ei prj opokoylav

ax*ro,

cO b? ovk

bexrjrai

THEOPH.

kabv

avXkovaaa?ai

ovk

enkrjpoaaav,
3.

In

E?

optative.
tovto

noirjaai

avrov

nap9

92,

Lyd.

rjvi

kovopevov

Cont.

Theoph.

Homil.

as a various

2, 26,

Clem. Alex.

2, p. 224.
556 B.

rovrcap

information.

bibovai

Adv.

Gram,

468, 32.

Alex.

Alex.

? 5, 20.

Porph.
They

elbims, r), 6v, (elbos) specific, peculiar.

2.
atnov
3.

4.

I, 132,

II,

To

'Hpepa

ov, to,

rer?prrj

idoVs

(e??coXov)

temple,

1Mace.

2, 9.

1 Esdr.

as,

clboXoXarpeia,

in

noirjriKov

(a)

'O

e?8iK?s,

annonarius?

15.

634,

a heathen

10, 83.

15, 29.

Act.

rj, (elboXoX?rprjs)

temple.

NT.

21, 25.

1 Cor.

1 Cor.

NT.

idolatry.

1 Pet. 4, 3 in the plural.

Col. 3, 5.

Gal.

Const.

2, 23,1.

Areth.

Martyr.

idolatry.

buying corn? a public officer. Porph.

471,

16.

(See

enapxos

rrjs

Barn.

40

1 Cor.

idols, sunk

Tc?v

etocoXopavcov

npb

rpi&v

Hal.

ev?rjvlas

31,

e?0e, utinam!

idol.

?v

r?

?e?rpo,

31,

19.

Ex.

20,

4.

3,13.

that! When

the wish

time, e??e, in later and Byzantine

take the aorist subjunctive. Athan.
I,

Greek, may
367 C 'AXX'e??e Kav?Kovorjs!

diem

952

Gen.

Sept.

O that! would

tion,

BabR.

(See also Introduc

? 105,1.)

2. When

the

take the perfect

Pachom.

?irireXovp?vrjs

Act.

refers to future

Joseph. Ant. 14,8, 5 e?8ois.

quartum idus decembris.
1330 A
Cod. Afr.
Plut.
II, 269 C. 270 B.
E?So?s lovklais,Idibus juliis.
elbos, eos, to, article, a particular thing.

APOCR.

elboXofiavrjs.

being

Ei?coXopavias

to,

ov,

Polyb.

II, 1246,

elb&v beKep?plcav, Ante

16

r), the

sacrifice or offerings to the idols.

e?boXov,

the ides, ibol. Dion.

as,

elboXop,avia,

? Porph. Cer.
(b) To e?8iK?v,the office of elbims
Cont.
3.
Theoph.
20.
173, 13. 257.
463,
451,
400, 12.

n-pcoT?TU?rov

clboXopavrjs, es, (et?caXov,paivopai) mad for

876

ev?rjvla.)

eibol, &v, a?, idus,

into

in Bekker.

Thrax

??v?v.

Substantively.

461,

under

Plut.

divided

species,
Dion.

elboXoX?rprjs,ov, o, (e?boXov,X?rpis) idolater. NT.

5,10. 11, et alibi. Epiph. I, 6 A.

Kal eibimv.

commissary for
Cer.

Orig.

substantively.

Formative.

129, 2. 3.
Cer. 450 T?v

Cer. 9 T^v e?brj elboXoXarp?o, rjoa, (elboXoX?rprjs) to be an idolater, to

the royal
worship idols. Iren. Frag. 18. Eus. 8,11.
inform

familk) of this,

peculiarity,

494,15.

8, 1, et alibi.
Sext.

ro?s bean?rais,

Theoph.

Vit.

elb?v.

grammar,

Apost.

2. Notice,

sorts.

all

111.

Homer.

of any kind. Novell.

12. 264, 8. Porph.

idol or to idols. NT.

reading

knowledge.

of

provisions

8,10.

Clem. Rom.

4.

of merchan

ei??>Xo6Vros,ov, (ei?coXov,Ovo) sacrificed to idols. Sub

stantively, t? clb?Xo?vrov, that which is offered to an

Paul.

Act.

Apocr.

et Martyr. Matt.

?8t/o-is, ews, r), (e?bipai)

aip

ibea.

appearance,

2. Act.

et Thecl.

articles

Leg.

394.

Mal.

7rap?ycoyov.

elboXdov,

131> 10.
e?8ea, as, fj, form,

In

Sept.

least.

rrjs yv?

21.

ei pr) rb vbcap

rjvelxoPTo kovaaa?ai.

E? b9 ovp z=z E? b? pr), at

34.

255,10.

3.
and

K?voaaav Kal ?kkov

Evv?pios,

130.

criTov Kat r? Xowr? r?v

&s

boypana?ev

Tovrov

19

substances,

Poemen.

2. Produce

implaaro

r? ip KaXx^8ovi

Ta e?brj, articles,

commodities,

Euthym.

The

^topts

?bcXqjov

irarp?s.

the plural,

dise,

the aorist indicative

nporpenopivov,

ev rj
avvrjk?ev

rrjs ep?arrjs,

13

QuiN.

aXXas

eyypaijaop

eis opop rrjs nlarecas

Kal rov

ei a?

the aorist

for

ra

6 Kal nenolrjKev.

pera?rjaopev,

tov

prjs

m?aipela?ca.

to stand

LECTOR.

287,

Xa?rj ri c?bos irap? nvos

Mrjbels

Apophth.

2. In the following examples,

after

MeNAND.

?nomkiao?pep.

evepyirrjv
....

ovopa

bieg

(?akrjvaqbov i?ekrjaoi

berj?elrj ?i?klcav.

rjTTOvt? rrjs evepyealas

0?x

ris

rov

pv?oav

53,

5 Ei0e

wish

refers

to past

time,

optative, or pluperfect
p?v poi

irpora

ei?e may

indicative.

pr) ovvrjvrrjKois^Eireira

275
el
prj

?itcaiopvQ?a
b9 e??e rvqbXbs
in Hellad.

?v

9 E'i?c,

Act.

APOCR.

virrjvrrjKois.

?qbrjprjro rb

'Avavia,

eiK??v, ?vos,

Philipp,

?irb rrjs Kapbias oov.

?iriorias

as,

clKaiopv?ia,
thod.

349

idle

r), (elmiopv?os)

talk,

arov

Me

babbling.

as

Polyb.

person.

5.

7,

7,

ov,

?,

Bekker.

rais

to give

to

form

substance.

any

2. To
cIkovik?s,

r], ?v,

Porph.

emblematically.
Iren.

typical.

1,

14,

5.

Cer.
Eus.

5.

Pictorial

?vrviroois,

E?KovtK^

masc.

C.

Da-

representation.

I, 613 C.
otos,

eiK?vtcrpa,

rb,

(eiKovi?o)

Hippol.

617

Xakmv.

Theoph.

Cont.

as, r), (eiKovoyp?qbos)the painting

clKovoypa(?)?a,
tures. Damasc. I, 617 C.
2.
15,

Areop.

Dion.

Description.

9 Trjv tcov voepcov rpoxov

3. Aspect,
69, p. 718.
tures.

o,

Theoph.

(cIkov,

?,

t&v

Hierarch.

Strab.

1,

15,

a burner

of holy

kX?o)

Theoph.

NlC.

iconoclast.

773.

clKovopaxm?s,r], ?v, ( etKovop?xos)hostile to holy pictures,

iconoclastic.

Const.

.. eiKovop?xos,

ov,

788 C.

rjoo,

Kal o?pKas

tures.
cIkooUXivos,
(accubita)

902

EfcovopaxiKr)
to

hostile

fi?xopai)

eiKovofi?xos,

enemy

to

(elKovoiroi?s)
JUST.

form.

eiKovorviros,

IV,

to

a?peois.

1,

Apol.

holy

form,
19

fashion,
'Oorea

ov, o,

re Kal vevpa

ov,
at

Cont.
(cXkooi,
table.

maker

of

images

or

pic

kXIvtj)

having
1, 49

twenty
Oikov

couches

eiKoo-iKXivov.

rb

the

482)

pr) bix^or?ai,

607, 18 Ai

Cont.

re avrov
Xpi

tov

T?v v^v

see

ypanros).

roll.

Qek?vrjs,

CONST.

137,

III,

Incorrectly e?kir?piov.
rolled: that can be rolled.

e?krjrbv

rop?piov,

?ep?pavov

rb

eikrjr?v,

sacred

the

corporate,
to be

Not

elements.

a cloth

for

confounded

Cer. 65.
ARRIAN. Peripl.

40.
eiXr?rapiov.

except.

?eoaprjaai,

(see

PORPH. Adm.

VOlumen,

p. 710 B.

Porph.

Erythr.

640, 10.

15 (A. D.

eiK&v

e?Xiyyos, ov, 0, (tkiyyos) whirlpool.

e?kir?piov,

Kal

Kal 7rp?s

rj x^r&viov.

with ?rjp2.

ei pr), but,

775,17.

Diod.

790,

covering
a

evayye

9.

(e?krjros)

Substantively,

Mar.

rviros)

(cIkov,

M.

poi

re iv Y&pfl
pixp1

Tpanrr)

e?krjros,r),?v, (eTkca)volutus,

IV,

give

99,

Areth.

rj ykoaaa?mpov,

pictures.

elKovoiroirj??vra.

Theoph.

ov, rb,

1012 A.

Et.

holy pictures.

Const.
I, 621 C. Nie. II, 724 D.
Porph. Adm. 87,13.
Gen. 78,18.

clKovoiroi?o,
proper

(cIkov,
6

Substantively,

Damasc.

elK&v,

Cont.

e?krjrapiov,

tov

iblbaaKe

eimves

e?krjparims,r), ?v, (e?krjpa)groined.

22. 138,11,
139,10.23.

H,

rrjv

inolrjaev

?viaroprjae

Theoph.

tf

eVc

Xpiarov

rrjs perapopcja&aecas.

rrjpovpivrj

Theoph.

pic

eimva

remvarjs,

rjns

t?)s navaxp?vrov

ovxl

ibiox^ipoi

Kal rrjs tovtov

....

eimva

eiKova Kal t&v ?ylcav

of Christ.

KareaKevaae.

rov

BX?Ve

ris

Aa?&v

eimva

THEOPH. 207,

?noarokoav

?ylcav

arov

clKOVoypaqbiav.

Kalo)

(eiKcov,

1036 B.

701 D.

the picture

1,

Xpiarbs

rrjv nplav

Maplas

T17V beanoriKrjv

37.

Cont.

ou,

e?KovoKX?orr?s,

of pic

rjv ? ?noarokos
34

eiKova

618 D
Aovmv

Geo^iXov inepte;

Yeypappivrj
ov,

clKovoKavorrjs,

Coelest.

appearance.

general

10.

604,

Avr?s

?xeiponolrjrov.

?etnap?ivov
as of a saint.

2. Picture,

Theod.

aipoppoovarjs
rrjv

*H rrjs
passage

(this

pictures).

Kal

Kal

iv y pa

38 B

Ill,

2,

Trjs

inolrjae

Kal ?noarokov

kiarrjv

21.

n?vrcav

keyopivrjv
in general.

image,

xp^p?roav

holy

ifayp?fyrjae
615

I,

Kal np&rrj
i

bi?

bia?alvei

ANTEC.

aavlba

DAMAS

12, 22.

to

reference

m?iaroprjaev.

?kkorplav

1, 3, p.

elmvas Havkov

1, 1 Trjv eiKova rrjs ?eoprjropos,

Aovms

represent

rb npcarorvnov

inl

special

LECTOR.

II, 882 D.

Plut.

no

r?s

BASIL.

iaroprjaapev.

e?Kovos npr)

rod Xpi

eKelvoa yevia?ai.

r& mip&
avrov

br) rov Xpiarov

Kal avrov

Greek,

256, 35 Kal

Carpocratians]

[the

T&v ?noarokoav

aoa?opevas

has

8.

?o-ci), (eiVc?v)

ehovi?o,

in

Thrax

Dion.

conjecture.

(eiKafctf)

642,

7,

Tlirpov,

32,21,8.

15,25,4.

18

ecclesiastical

Hippol.

IIiX?Yov

vnb

kiyovres

E?S.

cIko?os, a, ov, worthless,

chaop?s,

e?Kovas b? mraaKev?Covai

B.

In

picture.

a holy picture.

commonly

rrjs

KaXvppa

r), image,

THEOPH.
el pr)

els

to

280
v?plfav

'Ype?s
tovs

ovk

?vipxea?e

apxovras.

eis
Id.

eifi? 276 elpp,o?

Ei fir) fi?vov,But
only. Theoph.
Porph. Cer. 64. |

242, 21.

276,

In

15.

etv,

JOSEPH.

Ant.

bvo xoas

9Attikovs

see

clireiv,

indeclinable,

?v.

3, 8, 3 Eiv,

Ex.

Sept.

40

29,

b9 eVri tovto

p?rpov

commendation.

Mal.

clprjp?vos, rj, ov, (etprjfiai) mentioned.

e?v.

'lepovoaXrjp,,

cirix?piov

a,

SOZ.

clprjviKos.

8,

3 Eipr?va?a

ou, 6, a man's

name.

"=.

ov, 6,

clprjv?pxrjs,

4020.

INSCR.

elprjvapxos.

evoo,

CONST.

(clprjvrj)

ApOST.

make

shalt

Dion

peace

Cass.
ir?Xiv,

Cer.

436,

7,

among

1297, 70.

13

Theoph.

restored

They

that are

those

'EXOe?v ev rrj

119,19
to the

peace

at

p?pois

iKKXrjoiq

Porph.

clprjvcvciwhen he says
Peace be upon thee, to the person who has
Eipjjvr?crot,
read the Epistle or the Gospel of the day. Also
when he says E?p^vi?h-oW, Peace be upon you all, to
In the Ritual,

'O

rjs, r), peace.

peace,

the

same

as

cirl rrjs

elprjvapxos

or

eiprjvrjs, Justice
clprjv?pxv5'

of

the

Pallad.

II,

It

r) avpanrrj.

elprjpim?s

?k

Kal pr) avararim?s.

Aexopipcap

tov

thus

begins

'Yn?p rrjs

nap?

9A?ava

: 'Ev
tov
elprjprj

?poa?ep eiprjvrjs Kal rrjs acarrj

Kvplov

berj?&pep.

?v elprjprj rov Kvplov berj?&pep.

(Compare

CHRYS.

to be a
peacemaker.

rjaca, (eiprjponoi?s)

ov, o, (etpca)
885

anapa?arop,

train,

series,
airi&p,

Eippbp

a concatenation

2. In the Ritual,

XII,

Sept.

concatenation.

rovrian
of

r?gip

Plut.

Kal imavpbeaip

causes.

thefirst troparion of an origi

sense it may be compared to the

nal olbr], in which

! first stropha of a classical ode. The subjects of the
j eippol are the same as those of the nine odes (see
albrj1). Thus, the eipp?s of the first ode of a mp&p
contains some allusion to the destruction of Pharaoh's

165 B.
At?ovat

rrjv

clpfjvrjv, To

say

elptfjvrj vfilv.

LaOD.

host, or at least some of the words occurring at the

19

VlT.
Ao?vai rrjv clprjvrjv. VlT. AmpHIL. 17 A.
Chron.
348
Aiboo-iv
D
Epiph.
588, 22
clprjvrjv.
Ao?vai

I, 359

10, 10.

j Prov.

the priest

congregation.

e?rovv

obeveip,
A

commenda

Athan.

(spurious).

eiprjponoiica,

j eipp?s,

clprjvrj,

I, 359

imarokrjv.)

of

avararimv.
'EttiotoXiois,

yfrvx&P rjp&p

Kai en

vEn

rbv

SC.

r? avprj?rj rrjs elprjprjs

yp?ppara.)

782 D

Eipiveuo-av

Kal clprjvcvoai

Letter

8,13,1.)
Ta elprjpiK?r? bevrepa,The second bidding prayer,
an abridgment of the preceding.
It begins thus:

Thou

Xa?v.

imarokrj,

Letter

yp?ppa,

plaapev

Athan.

plas r&v

variance.

city.

elprjvim.

Tp?ppara

Const. Apost.

reconcile.

jiaxoji?vovs,

Elprjvevoeis

sc.

11

Can.

r? biampiK?,

METHOD.

tranquillize,

pacify,

10

Ill,

Ta elprjpim,The bidding prayer,

(c) In the Ritual,
exhortation to prayer said by the deacon ; called also

IH, p.

elprjvapxos, ov, 6, (clprjvrj,?pxo) justice of the peace.

Martyr.
6. Nil. Epist. 2, 276.
Polyc.
elprjvevo,

as

*H e?prjviKf), sc.

to a regular

Kvptov berj?&pep.

to

of

Basil.

eiprjvrjs biarvnovrai,

eiprjpiK?p,

ChAL.

alov

269.

393 D.

the

To

Kkrjaiaanm?s

yp?p

Inscr.

clprjvapx?o, rjoo, to be clprjv?pxrjs. INSCR. Vol.

1059.

rrjv

b? aKkrjv nepl

(Compare
for Eip^va?bs,

same

the

(a)

inferior

tion,

para.
Elprjvais,

186 A.

I,

Letters

elprjvim,

I, 359 A.

(b)

above-men

D.

clprjvalos,

you

of commendation, given to a clergyman by his bishop.

Ant. 7. 8.
(Compare Eus. 6, 46, p. 319, 36 To?s

tioned.
ov, =

Athan.

Substantively.

69, 9 Tf)v

the

Tp?ppara

imarokrj,

EiprjviKr)

Athan.

avro?s

elprjji?vrjv

be upon

301 E.

Xeyca.

?vorepo

rj, ?v, peaceful.

elprjvims,

bcx?ficvov.

ir?Xiv

Peace

Elprjprj n?aiv,

all, said by .the priest.

eip?, to be, as an auxiliary verb. Introduction,

? 109,
4.
also
ov, evi.) I
(See
*0 ov, He who
is, the representative of the
Hebrew
Sept. Ex. 3,14
?T)?V, Jehovah.
'Ey? etp?
? ?v. Jer. 14, 13 'O ?v K?pie,Lord Jehovah.
e?v or

the Ritual,

clpfjvrjv.

beginning

of

the

on
pev T& Kvpla),

When

first

ode

of Moses

; as,

ofo-opev, ao-c?

beb?gaarai.

the troparia of an ode are each to be sung

277

et?

to the tune of the clpp?s of another ode, only the first

words ofthat clpp?s are given (in the Ritual).
els for

in, without

?v, at,
Num.

Sept.
DlOD.

33

35,
p.

3, 44,

74

212,

14,

117,

els

V?prjv,

Hal.

p.

731,

XP0V0V*

ir?Xiv

Xeyop?vrjv

11

T?

Matt.

Tco a??a

for

To,

irpbs

6? els U?irXiov

pevos

rov

Rom.

avrov

irourjo?pevos.

rov

els

?XioKerai.

pcra?v

6.

69

10,

Act.

24,

16,

PAUSAN.

Hal.

Dion.

(96)

859

II,

fiiav, for

'A$ik?

men.

Kai

19

48,

34,12

will

give

this damsel
take us

eorai

otros

for

els Xa?v, He

bond

nibal,
\

Judith. 7, 27 9Eoope?a y?p els bov

become a people.
Xovs. Apocr. Act. Pet. et Paul. 28 'E?eX??aTorjp?s
els

avrov

Xabv

atTouvrai

CONST.

aytov.

8, 5, 3

els apyovra.

ApOST.

8,

*Ov e?cXe?o

4,

To?

cKXeyrjvai

SOCR.

presbyter.

2, 6

rrjs avyovorrjs
fie

eis

bvvarai, He

23

7,

irp?rov

'Avayopevcrai
?

Eis

be made

viro

They

220
made

Theod.
'Api?bvrjs

HpoocXa?ovro
me

their

first

chartularius.

4.

With,

VOL. VII.

denoting
NEW

the

SERIES.

instrument.

Martyr.
36

for

accusative

'Es ?navras

?v?pcanov.

CONST.

Aiovra

Adm.

to

egrjyyek?rj

nvp?s.

e?vos

mmv

'EXXa8os

*0 2(pevbonkOKOs

?vbpe?os

avroa

els r? nkrjai??opra

*Ayerai

?k rrjs

yaperrjv

175

17

86,

pov.

rohprjpa.

4, 2 Mrjbev noirjaare

NlC.

viov

rb

els

NT.

tov

rrjv yievvav

e?vrj y?yovev.

oaov

els arablovs

denoting ex
Bell. Jud. 5, 3,5

Joseph.

bvo.

17

209,

els

to

went

He
9AqbpiKr)v,

rrjv

*A7r??X#ev els

Here

Africa.

NlC.

to the
country

the

865

II,

T?v

rrjv x^Pav

specific

'Am

of Han
els

expression

the generic

'Ev P&prj

iarlp

els

popaarrjpiop.

(by a species of apposition)

9. It may
\

verbs

of

place.

Sept.

Deut.

21,

aov.

APOCR.

Act.

evbop els rrjv ohlav

'

lad.
29,

14
15

| els,

pla,
lyb.
avr?v

Kai Kar?k?rjs
fav

"?ore

'EKe? eis

Kakovpevrjv

be?ficvos,

as a king.

Lyd.

xapTouX?piov,

cannot

b? els ?aoiXea

oiXevn?pios.

12

Can.

els ?aoiXea

Ae^^vai

to be recognized

Requesting
LECTOR.

ov

?yeo?ai

irpeo?vrcpov

NeOCAES.

els Xpior?v.

the

noirjacav

B,

els rrjv x^Pav*

Whom thou hast chosen to be a bishop. Just. Tryph.

67

bushel

is put in apposition with

rrjv 9AqbpiKr}v

*Ov

els cirioKoirov,

els

Euangel.

els

MAL.

?aak

shall

99,

8. It may be put in apposition with itself, or with

iv.

wife.

also

earai

12

PORPH.

9Anexoav

A?o-eTe

to

one

Greek,

tent of space, or distance.

o? bvo els o?pKa

pot rr)v iralba

CODIN.

7. It is found before the accusative

me

rov

Elprjvrjv.

els e?vos fi?ya, I will

rjp?s eis 7ra??as, To

To? Xa?elv

17

43,

nation.

You

ravTrjv els ywaUa,

oe

'lvvo

yvvaiKos

&s nmp?aKea?ai

v?piapa,

'Ekerjpoavvas-

Nicod.

Kal (fto?epbs

*Eo-ovrai

12, 2 Jloirjoo

cr?p! fiia.

thee a great
of

make

2, 24

Gen.

Sept.

rb

Byzantine

*Evoxos

17

Ke?voravnvos

3. In later and Byzantine Greek, it often stands

between a substantive and its predicate. This is a
Hebraism.

22

rovrov

els

k. t. X.

OvaX?piov,

and

8, 5,

APOCR.

eis to Qavpaorbv*Opos.
r?v.

later

5,

irop?pbv

LEIMON.

In

Matt.

2,

Kal alrov,

1017 A

Ill,

eg.

voplapara

ev els

p?biov

obovp

?pfjpov

with els often supplies the place of the dative.

els

Zos.

alr?v

Const.

rrjs yevopivrjs

eis

Tov

axes.

nap?

narpiKiov

15

407,

coin.

pei

Epist.

T0^ tcxv'itov.

irpbs

els

rvp?vvov

'EXc^cbv kotokijocv

KaraXiir?v

r?

2vpc?vi

viro

rov

MAL.

rjv ev rrj 7roXei vbaros

Ae?yjris

Dion.

23

rrjv Xe'Pa

Kat XaXKrjbovos

Rome.

ets rrjv iroXepiov

CLEM.

els "Ap?rjXav

at

IIoX?v
2,

NafapeV.

orpar?irebov

Bufavrtou

2.

NT.

e'erpev eis

Trjv p?xrjv

xpucrtov,

rov

rov

'Eo^oyyio-ev

the price.

denoting

rrjv ri(f>pav

kiKprj?rjvai

(92)

eKonrov, with

e?nov ?yop?aai

Keprlov

?> elXrjqyeoav

64

avrov.

ip?riop

els ?glpas

"Onep

els nrvovs

LEIMON.

5. For,

r?s

ovtc?s

Et#'

rb

els

avrov

els SiKcXiav.

Ka?rjfi?vovs

taken

12

1909,

vavres

16

had

pop

Kal Xiprjv
vrjoovs

10

els rov ??pa.

KaroiKclrc.

ets t?s

9 O? KaraXeiqb??vrcs

rb orpar?irebov.

rir?X?s y?p

12

AretH.

of motion.

rjv vpels

Aiarpi?ov

13,

they

kind

x^pp?vrjoos

'Ev f? Kal to

which
841,

II,

'OpaYai

5, 84

'icovias.

rrjs

els

Trjv y?)v

els avrrjv koXXiotos.

KaravriKpv

to any

reference

e?c

?Kponokiv.

ev, one.
1,

4,

to

Eis ml
1

amn?v,

9E(j>ikonprj?rjaav

Ilavra

S?Xttiov

opos.

veveiv

to one and
vnb

mroa

CHRON.
? avros,

plav

12

21

216,

Uepav
and

rjvaymae

the same

Eio-?^eis

avrrjp
in Hel

Philipp,

els tov ?brjv. Mal.

721
One

follow ad

*Ava> els rrjv

els ?lrjy?s.

the same.
npbs

object.

eva
Diod.

Kal rrjp avrrjv avvragw

Po
Kal rov
1, 1
?yaye?v.

IREN. 1, 10, 2 Efs ml 6 avr?s. 3, 12, 2 "Evaml rov

avrov ?eov ml acarrjpa. CHRYS. VII, 765 C 'H yvw/

lt 278

elaayyek?a

avrrj boKcl p?v

Kal rj avrr) irap? rois

c?vai pia

cvayycXiorals

o?k?> Kvplov.

?irao?v.
Kat

Ets

p?vov

and

One

p.?vos,

ets p?vos.

than

?eov.

Karayy?XXei

'Ev fii?, full

more

one,

only
Ant.

Ignat.

Them.

13

12,

'Ev p?a r?v

expression

One

rjpcp?v,

EX?c?v

?y?

?v fita

r?v

rjpcp?v

pou.

65

*Ev pia

rrjv yuvaiKa

cvpov

day,

e?ooKev

ovx

r)p,?pav, One

APOPHTH.

9Apo?vios.

M?a p?a, One

13

Anton.

One

simply

'EKaXecre' pe

fiiav

o a??as

at a

time.

Porph.

in a while,
ovv piav

fiiav ovyKara?aivciv

piav,

Uap?

apart.

rov

o? iKv?ai

ev. Apophth.

for

2.

For

ets,

sense

the

of

a,

see

an,

as, rj, announcement,

eloayyeXia,

ov,

Intro

elobcKTiK?v,

rb,

9, 9, 7.

Polyb.

admission

(elob?xopai)

Leo.

fee.

eicr?eKTOs, r), ?v,

22,

eloeyyl?o

29

rz:

received,

(elob?xofiai)
Eio-?W?v

Sept.

acceptable.

vp.1v.

?yyi?o. POLYB. 12, 19, 6 Eicreyy?fovra rois

'Ev ats

rj ir?vrov

?ovXr)
for

incorrectly

in.

Rom. Homil.

Clem.

to

burst

$uXaTT?pevoi

r?s

Kal ?iroXeia
cvoa,

to

Porph.

priest.
Cont. 704,11.

a?p?ocis

eloKopao?oas
r?v

irci?oji?vov

perform

the

tov

upon

irovrjpov ?ir

c?oobos

; said

of

the

Theoph.

in, to collect.

Po

15.
entrance

formal

*H

Pro

to egobos.

; opposed

rov

etaobos

into
The

imaKonov,

to

Kara

iv rfj ?yioar?rrj

avvrj?es

the

solemn

priest9s

the

inner

sanctuary

the

through

rjp&v

turns

into
of

MiKp?

the

and

nave,
inner

the
etaobos,

or

northern

is

called

The

sanctuary.
rov

The
etaobos.

etaobos,

Mey?krj
the

sacramental

the

and

door,

towards

proceeds

Etaobos

into

comes out of

end of the aisle ; then he

the middle

etaobos

when

is

called

when

evayyeklov,

the

in his hands.
the

It

enters

priest

elements.

keirovpyla has both the piKp? and the pey?krj

The

peyas

has

eanepivos

only

the

piKp?

e?

aobos.

Vlnrovai
avTovs,

the infinitive.

b? Kal ampcpla

nepl

Porph.

r&v nereiv&v,

e?re Kal qbaye?v, ?tre Kal favras

kill and eat them, or whether

Sept.

entrance

altar-part of the church (?rjpa). He

?tre, whether, with

avr?.

Cer. 192, 19, et alibi.

Leo Gram. 275.

eloobi??o, acra, (eicro?ios) to gather

in

(interpol.) 1

like a band of revellers. Ignat. Antioch.

eloobevo,

56

to

346 D.]

Ill,

entrance,

yevopevrjs

holding

cloevpioKcrai.

eloKop?Co,

pvrjprjv.

see Apocr.

temple,

priest enters with the evangelistary

eloevp?oKo (evp?oKo), tofind

eloKop??o,

the

revenue

the Ritual,

door

iroXepiois.

3, 9

in

walks as far as the western

13.

Const.

rrjs ?eoromv

6, 14, 2. Anc.

LaOD.

In
news.

Cu

pey?krj iKKkrjala. PORPH. Cer. 15. 31.

? 78,1.

duction,

?ir?rrj

1.

6,13,

Ela?bov

346, 11.]
in

21.

Nov.

bishop9s entrance into the church shortly before the

beginning of divine service. Const. (536), 1148 B

1. Mal.

Benjamin

Dei

into the Temple,

Horol.

Nyss.

Greg.

r), income,

church.

Op?orrjv.

neuter

["Eva,

of theDeipara

of God

ov,

lyb.

p?a

irap?

'Aqi?pioav

?v?k&

np?aoboi,

Praesentationis

rrjv r&v Elaoblcav

Kara

2. Introitus,
137

Ela?bia,

revenue.

income,

the legend of the dedication of the Virgin

service

(?)o1s.
Mal.

HES.

15

80,

eio-oSos,
?beX

rois

to entry.

relating

eio-o'8ia,

rop.

teuangel. 7.

occasionally.

or

Ta

of a church-feast.

the

Cer.

Apophth.

the

during

init.

the name

[For

irpooKvvovoa.

p?a pia

Xpr)

time,

upon

280,17.

Once

piav,

35

by one,

Air?pxcrai

Miav

day,

Arsen.

Theoph.

Once

sung

troparion

cav, Festum

Eio"d8ta,

parae, The Entrance

se.

Mtav,

Lev.

Ta

(b)

$aoiXaibi.

once.

13.

11,

rb

Substantively,

para.

e'v

^otpous

(a)

Dan.

SEPT.

etaobos.

belonging

Substantively.

18 (30)

els tov oik?v pou

to

PentekOST.

ov, (etaobos)

ela?bios,

r&

iv

elaobid?opevov

Eucharistus.

rpon?piov,

etaobos.

piKp?

r?

?pyvpiov

Apophth.

sc.

elaobimv,

Eis

??pa.

Once upon a time, or simply once. Leimon.

ovv

koi

"Eva

r?

eio*o8iKo's, r), ?v, pertaining

emphatic

(interpol.)

PORPH.

eva Kal fi?vov rov ?aoiXea

261

4 n?v

12,

Reg.

also Introduction,

? 85, 5.)

i?aeiv,

Adm.

78

?tre a<?)?gai
whether

to let them live.

to

(See

??tow
279

eiTouv

(eire,

ovv),

Martyr.

say.

Ignat.

'0

as

same

the

essentially

that

rjyow,

to

Kara Xpionav?v,

is

c?row

ir?Xeos.

evoe?eias

pr) ?Xeirov.

38, 19 *Hv b? 6 Krjfcvs ck

eV ras
tovs

irarpiK?as

Cer.

214,

14

o?as ??Xei.

Leo

GRAM.

(write

rj, ov, each,

cKaoros,

hundred.

Mal.

Sept.

cKarbv eis

bpas rois

Kal xlXiovs

XiXiois

ov,

eKarovr?pxrjs,

Ka?9

20

passim.

b?Ka ?v

Arjyj/ope?a

<f)vX?s 9JoparjX, Kal cKarbv rois

fivpiois.

sort

Can.

QuiN.

emroorevo,

eKar?yxcip. PLUT, n,
to be a

(eKaroor?s)

SEPT.

Gen.

12

26,

cKaroorevovoav

ckc?vo

JuST.

Kai

hundred

ev t<5 eviavr?

e?pev

Kpi?rjv, And

he

as

times

received

that

in

year a hundredfold of barley.

a,

cKaroonalos,
ToKoi,

ov,

eKaroor?s,

as

Nie.

17.

tokoi.

cKaroorialoi
1

88,

trientes.

the rate

eK?roorai.

17,

11

?cbv

I,

t?v

airo?Xeirovoa

9Avrirviriav

to cast

Prov.

3, 10 Otv b?

a throwing up
by boiling,
to

out

take

VI,

ov

the'seeds

344 B.

core,

385 B.

XIII,

of apples.

banav?oa

y?p

ovk

out,

Can.
C*7r0

?k.

strengthened

by

strengthened

by

Polyb.

25,

33,

17.

16,

Tp?TJJS ?KaTOOT?Js,

Kar? (?>voiv
eK?aopeverai.

e^cov

els kcvqv cK?aopeverai,

Const.

Apost.

1, 15, p. 32, 24 Trjs

Soz.

cK?e?Xrjpevovs.

1 KeXeuo-ov

(Compare

avrov

e?o> ?Xrjorjvai,

CONST.
SC. rrjs

in

the

sense

b?

*Eyc!)

for

surety

one.

any

Polyb.

3,

els ?Kkrjkovs.
Sept.

Gen.

43,

avrov.

eKbexopai

to depart this life ; said of holy men. Theoph.

eKbrjpeca,

?el

Iv opoob?goa

ITp?s Kvpiov igebrjprjaev

iMca.

to

creed.

give

rjaopai,

1,

niarei.

8.

31,

Reg.

to

eKbo?rjvai,

Impersonal,

1 Esdr.

to yevos

els ?nav

SEPT.
out.

SEPT.

?K.birjyiopai,

30

rovro

9Egebo?rj

be de

ylvea?ai

'laparjk.

(bieyeopai)

of

accomplish,

effect.

rjaoa, to punish.

iKbiKica,
?rjaerai.

21,

SEPT.

Ovk

21

eKbiKrjaca ? inolrjaev
em,

iKbUrjais,

to

teU

out.

SEPT.

Job.

eKbiK?a,

Cass.

as,

AIkjj Ubiicrj
15,

Reg.

2 Nvv

p?vov

vindication.

356, 43.

syndic.

Ex.

7,

noirjaoa

rrjv

Sept.

rrjv eKbUrjaiv

satisfaction.

defence:

Inscr.

ov, o, defensor,

10 A?ypan

obtained

(eKbims)

13, 56 Ecdicos

20

: vindication.

3, 8,

having

154, 8.

ro?s ?eo?s t&v Alyvnrlcav

POLYB.

r),

21,

9Ajx?krjK r& 9Iaparjk.

'Ev n?ai

noirjaapivovs,

Ex.

iKbiKrj?rjrca.

r), vengeance

12

12,

iKblicrjaiv.

?Kbims,

CKKXrjoias.)
e'Kj3i/3??>, to execute,

to become

?K.bixopai,

?k.

nlanv

EK8eo"pevci)V rrjv imrepoav

4, 19

NOVELL.

beapevoa

12, 8 EKbirjyrjaaiyfj.

to excommunicate.

2, 43, 2.

iKbeapevca

4.

CKKXrjoias ?Kpiros
2,

eKbanav?oa =

eKbibvaKca =

10.

Can.

Quin.

2, 21, 1 and 3.

APOST.

COD.

2, 10.

Galen.

8, 27,1,

per

is precipitated.
\?aXXo,

Nah.

Sept.

354.

ai eKaroorai,

Substantively,
NlC.

one

of
Inscr.

eK?aopevo (?aopov), to overthrow from thefoundations.

Clem. Rom. Homil. 17, 3 LTX?v? b? bibaoKoX?aels
(?io?epbv

church-committee.

iK?kvfaaiv.

laca, (ylyaprov)

?Kblbcapi,

TCOV XP77^t"Ta>,/ T0P

T?KOV

usuras

at

same

rj, ?v, hundredth.

'EKaroonaloi

eKaroor?s.

Interest
the

ad Concil.

Balsam,

executor,

1292 C.

to bubble. Sept.

as of fruit.

hundredth,

centesimae,
a month;

cent

2.

112,

8, 4, et alibi.

evoo,

much.

478 F.

Novell.
9EK?i?aarr)s,

eKKkrjaias,

ov, ?, (h?pafa)

eK?paais.

of ac

Gloss.

apparitio.

Gloss.

Chal.

(?kvfa),

Geopon.

=
cKarovr?xcip
Apol. 1, 25.

rrjs

Can. 96.

U?paapos,

B.

intercessor.

apparitor,

iKyiyaprlfa,

of magician.

84.

3,

'EK?i?aaral

ai krjvol aov

10

20,

9,

viator,

1292

executor.

ov, 6, (U?i?afa)

Basilic.

U?kvfa

rjp?pav, Every

Chal.

execucio,

effectus,

sense

in the

execution,

performance.

9EK?i?aapos,

Afr.

61.

complishment,

'Ek

177, 14.

ir?oas

6,

359,

SC.

eK?orrjv,

Jud.

rois

<5?aoiXevs

'Opifei

PtOCH.

evyevovs).

every.

day, simply daily.

eKar?v,

it is followed also by the

Greek,

Porph.

evycvovs

ov, ?, (iK?i?afa)

iK?i?aarrjs,

2. In Byzantine

Ibid. 9EK?t?afa,

'EK?i?afa, exequor, efficio.

apparat.

'Ek rrjs irXrjyrjs rrjs avrov

10

89,

KcqiaXrjs reXcvrq.

accusative.

Gloss.

iK?i?aapos,

cKor e?,
by reason of. Mal.
tov yrjpos

e/c&i/co?

Dion

Sard. Can. 17.

Cicer.

Romam mittere.

Epist.

Nil.

ad Famil.

Epist.

1,

280

etfoWi?

288, et alibi.
23. Novell.
Tous

Can. 2.
133, 4

?KbUovs r?v

2. Avenger.
3.

In

Can. 75.

?KbUovs

euXa?eoraTous
5 Tous

20,

Chal.

15. 74, 4, ? d, city-attorney.

Cod. Afr.

rrjs

Apocr.

1,

24, 2.

4.

6,17,

o? ckSikoi,

body

out,

letting,

farming

also

ey?oo-ts.)

(See

Translation

Eus.

16

Polyb.

leasing.

6,

'Avixvcvoai
T?s

e?boprjKovra
ATHAN.

I,

Epiph.

tKbooiv.

o,

ov,

?Kborrjs,

101 B

POLYB.

e?boprjKovra

2. Exceptio,

?Votouvro

to entreat,

viro r?v
'E?eoucrco7re?TO

bia?aoiv.

Act.

Apocr.
tyr.

IGNAT.
cKcloe

rois

23, et alibi.

language

interpretation.

rrjv ?Kboxrjv o? Kap

5.

2,2

Apol.

5, 101, 10 T^v ckcI

Can.

b? pera

EPIPH.

Const.

(536),

1093

I,

r?v
D.

1205 A

4,

36,

14.15.

Apost.

iK^rjr?o (?rjr?o) to seek, demand,

Ex.

18,15.

1.

Mar

Deut.'4,

9 "EKOap?oi

Zos.

18,

7.

'EKe?o-e?v tc?

inquire, search out.

20,

yeyov?res?

rov

r?s

9EK?rjkvvovaav

Polyb.

energy.

spirit,

3,

eKm?aipca. SEPT. Jud. 20, 13

?nb

9laparjk.
a

of sixteen

ship

*EKKev&aare navra

160
to

ov,

to run

stab,

pierce,

Polyb.

banks

of

Jer.

22,

out,

30

or

Tovs

38 D

rov

Can.

18.

eKKrjpvrroa, in ecclesiastical

to excommunicate.
roiovrovs

Greg.
navras

Num.

excommunicated,

Tp?yjrov

Thaum.

Greg.

Sept.

through.

cast

(eKKrjpvaaca)
Sept.

is emptied out.

els rrjv ??kaaaav.

et alibi.

5, 56,12,

?vbpa
2,

p.

38

BASIL. Ill,

to cast

Greek,

Thaum.

Can.

2, p.

5, p. 40 B

Can.

eKKrjpvgai.

rovrov

be? eKKrjpvgai r&v evx&P.

as,

cKKkrjala,

r), church,

of

society

1021 C.

Christians.

NT.

r) ewkrjala, the Church, that is, the

Particularly,
the true church. Iren. 1, 6, 2.
Church Universal,
8.

Laod.

O? rrjs eKKkrjalas,

Polyb.

23

=
CONST? (536),
?KKkrjaiiKbiKos.
?KKkrja?Kbims

orpanor?v

a
?K?earpiCo(?earpi?o), to expose, make public, tomake
POLYB. 5, 15, 2 'E|ec9e?Tpta-av
public show of.
a?To?s, They disgraced themselves. Id. 30, 17, 3, et"
alibi.

enervate.

Polyb.

iKKrjpvaaca

Ovs

29.

eKOap?os,ov, (oap?os) amazed, astonished.

10,

vigor,

eos, r), (eKmlbem)

22, 29.

out,

3.

51,

5,

'E7ri?evc,>0eis

iriorols.

to

effeminate,

iKKkrjalas ?eov. ANC.

9EKKr)pvKTOs
416 E.

'EKet Treppe.

Polyb.

Barn.

Just.

pray.

92,

p.

r), (eK?vpos)

ano?krjros.

o-cKp?ro ?irrjrei pe.

Sept.

81,

9EKKa?apiovpev novrjplav

KK vrioa,

a Latinism.

??aipeois;

113

3, 24,

22

as,

LeIMON.

avrrjs.

there.

ckcI,

Cont.

115, 6.

?KKf)pvKTos,

6K6?,for ?Were, thither. Polyb.

e'Ke?cre, for

1,

iKKrjpvKTOv?v?poanov.

e5K?ucrc?7r?co(bvooir?o),

render

18, 27, 6, et alibi.

?revoca, to empty out, said of that which

fin.

EpiCT.

DlOD.

oars.

interpreted the treaty.

exception,

38,

sense

meaning,

4 Ka$a7rep

31,

aKov?vT?ov ^rvx?s.

eKm?apifa (m?aplfa)

?pfirjvcvr?v

one

from

xrjb?vioi,As the Carthaginians

Id. 12, 18, 7. 23, 7, 6.

Novell.

?Moeis.

I, 610 C.

Epiph.

POLYB.

eK?eaecas.
to

(?rjkvvca),

eKmibeKrjprjs,

translator

(?Kbibopi)

3, 29,

irap?

?r?pov

vos.

eK?vpla,

rovs

610 D.

rjs, rj, acceptation,

?Kboxq,

9 Trjs ?aaikiKrjs

eK?rjkvvca

another.

rjpprjvcvKorov

rrjv t?v

KaT?
I,

into another.

r?v

r?s

ypa<j)?s

tep?s

into

language

re

edict.

edictum,

(eKrl?rjpi)

POLYB. 32, 2, 3 eKre?rjkvv?ai. 37, 2, 2 Ure?rjkvpi

one

from

rb,

eK?eais, em, r), exhibition, display ? Theoph.

reserve.

of

2. Edition, publication of a book. Hephaest.

p.
134 (74). Eus. 3, 24, p. 116,34. Epiph. II, 175 A.
3.

aros,

173,

ecos, r), a

eKcWis,

37.

10, 1.

7, 40.

Leo.

iK?ei?fa (?ei?fa), to make a god of to deify, worship.

Plut.
I, 573 C. 681 A, et alibi. Just. Cohort. 13.

eK?epa,

Proteuangel.

language,

military

ANTEC.

?KKXrjoias.

iroXeov.

eKfcX/qaia

or

O? ?nb

rrjs iKKkrjalas) The

mem

bers of the Church universal, The orthodox Christians,

o? eKKkrjataariKol

called

also

Laod.

HI, 269 A
SOCR. 2, 21, p. 106.

alas.

9.10.

Basil.

CH P17T77P r<5v

applied

to

; opposed

?KKkr)ai&p, The

o?

alpenml.

o? ?nb rrjs ?kk\t

mother

to the church of Jerusalem.

of

churches,

Const.

I, p.

281?fcXrjpea)

KK\i]a?a?(?

1150

b? ye

Trjs

'lepoooXvpois.
2.

k?v. Const.
7

Sab.

the Lord9s

Church,

Can.

8, 34, 2.

Sard.
to

?KKXrjoiav, To flee

the

Zos. 269, 7 'O ?Vt t? acr?Xcptc?v

refuge.
re?els

ckkXtjoi?v

Kvpia

?KKXrjoiaorrjpiov,

6, 30, 1.
?irl rrjv

v?pos.

Alex.

Epist. 85 C, of Ephesus.
Particularly,
The great church of Constantinople,
that is, The
church of Saint Sophia. Nil. Epist. 2, 294. Socr.
vuv

6 Tijs

2,

TheOD.

oias.

Ill,

(26),

3, Prooem.

Trjv rrjs

ficy?Xrjv

?KKXrjoiav.

Trjs K?>voTavTivou7r?Xeci)s

as an

iraoav

Ant.

Joseph.

?KKXrjoiaoov.

? Xabs

12,
tovs

Jer.

eVi

6.

7,

oov

iroXiras

Iv

'iepeptav

Eus.

1,13,

p.

ir?vras.

Intransitive, to hold a religious meeting ; to go to

6. Basil.
church. Gangr.
Ill, 182 A. Soz. 1, 2.
2, 6. 24, p. 77, et alibi.

irpoo?yerai
rov

Xa?elv

p.

123

r?

va?

?irl r?

?KKXrjoi?pxrjs,

rcooapaKoorfj

rjp?pa

?KKXrjoiao?rjvai,

clrovv

ir?Xiv
?pxrjv

eis rrjv ?KKXrjoiav.

elo?yeo?ai
ov, o,

b?

Tfj

(eKKXrjoia,

?pxo)

of

sacristan.

TriOD.

(B' rrjsA' 'E?bopabos). PtOCH. 2, 120.

ROP.

10.

6,

Polyb.

oia.

?KKXrjoiaorrjpiov,

mitium.
2.
2,

ovk rjv.

meeting,

ov,

rb,

assembly,

the

II, 738, 5.

C?

eKKXrj

r?v

?irooroXop

co

Roman

IV. 2098, 6.
IsiD.

?KKXrjo?a 2, KvpiaK?v.

9Eirl p?v

....

Substantively,

Pel.

Epist.

cKKXrjoiaorrjpia

Alex.

Clem.

12.

Laod.

816,

Eus.

1, 1,

Id. 4, 7, p. 148.
a man

iKKkrjaiaariK?s,

to a?periKo's.

of the church,

Const.

Apost.

Eus.

2, 58,1.

Athan.
2, 25, p. 119,15.
1,112 D. Greg.
B.
330
481
C.
Socr.
II,
1, 26, p. 62.
ov,

?KKkrjai Kbims,

o,

(?KKkrjala,

eKbims)

eKbims.

eKKkrjaeKbiKos, eKKkrjaias

rrjs

iKKkrjalas. NlC. II, 921 A.

eKKkrjais, em,
cation.

ov,

eKKkrjros,

r), (eKKakica)

Polyb.

Frag.

4 Tovs

133,

?yicar?rrjs

pey?krjs

(See also eKbims.)

out,

calling

Gram.

r), appellatio,

Nyss.

church-syndic,

NOVELL.

?KKkrjaieKblmvs

?eoqbikear?rovs

evo

challenge:

44.
a

from

appeal

higher tribunal. Cod. Afr.

40, p. 154, 33. 35. Novell.

to

lower

15. 28. 96.

Socr.

20,
7
Iva
128,

119, 4.

r) eKKkrjros eyyvpv??rjrai.

eKKoikaivca
(mikalvca), to hollow out.
iKKonrj, rjs, r), (iKKonroa)

POLYB. 10, 48, 7.

down.

cutting

Polyb.

2,

65,

6, et alibi.
iKK?nrca,

to

Can.

Apost.

2.

cut

off,
28.

To

abolish,

23

"EKTore

in

sense

the

to excommunicate.

of

29.
as a feast.

discontinue,

r) roiavrrj

egemnrj

Leo

Gram.
CERUL.

npoikevais.

140 C.
iKKov?iros

Theoph.

egmv?iros.
zzz

eKKovaaevca

hazard.

stake,

Num.

rjaca,
21,

iKkrjnrcap,

18

(karopioa)
"Qpvgap

SC. r?
opos,

Afr.

6,
Can.

356,

3,

one

upon
4

94,

to risk,

Hence,

8 Me'XXovres

1, 87,
all

opb? napa?aXkeaoai

?eveip,

Cod.

okois.

610.

19.

off at dice.

Polyb.

ro?s

Cont.

Mal.

egmvaaevoa.

eKKv?evca(Kv?evoa), to play

?aaikeis,

(?KKXrjoiaorrjs)

548 A.

eccle

church,

that is, a member of the true (or

orthodox) church ;

9EKKv?eveiv

15, 26, 9.

Dion. Hal.

Church,

246

(?KKXrjoi??o)

Apost.

true

the

38.

Id. 3, 25, p. 119.

eKkaropica,

eKKXrjoiaofjC?s, ov, ?,

37.

vn?p t&v okcav, to hazard

a sort

to

belonging

Alex.

p. 3,13.

275,

to go to church for the first

?KKXrjoi??opai,
when
it is carried to church
of
the
said
infant
time,
by its mother on the fortieth day after its birth.
Middle,

EUKHOL.

Alex.

. . . .

Sept.

assembly.

rrjv ovvayoyrjv
iras

CKKXrjoias,

330.

SlMOC.

together,

?KKXrjoiaoov poi

Avpiov

CKKXrjoias r)v

fiey?Xrjs

?yior?rrjv

9E?eKKXrjoi?o?rj

o?ko Kvpiov.
41

21

to call

?oo,

Trjs

KaXelv vevopimoi.

8, 3 Kat

33

ir?Xeos

179,

rjvircp pcyaXrjv

Lev.

SC CKKXrj

ovopa?op?vrjs,

NOVELL.

?beiparo.
ravrrjs

?aoiXibos

eKKXrjoi?fa,

646

Ill,

Kovoravrlvos

PrOC.

Kal 2oq>ias

pey?Xrjs

13.

Can.

opposed

'H pcy?Xrj ?KKXrjola,

The great church, applied to
cathedrals. Athan.
Cy
I, 303 C, of Alexandria.
rill.

rj, ?v,

eKKkrjaiaariK?s,
siastical.

C.

house,

Apost.

Karaqbvyelv

church for

295

?KKXrjoi?v rrjs ?v

r?v

?irao?v

jirjrpbs

Vit.

iKm?eveiv

throw.

2,

63,

Kplvoav ?kkv

Ovbap&s

ro?s okois.
to hew
avrb

out

apxovres,

in

Stone.

egekar?prjaap

SEPT.
avro

(?apiap.
(eKkap?apoa)

contractor,

npomvp?rcap.

16.

2. Susceptor, collector of taxes.

591.
130,3. Theoph.
CKkrjpeca
(X^pew), tofool.

Novell.

POLYB. 15, 26, 8.

123, 6.

eic\7)y?ns 282 etciropvevcu

cKXrjyjns, eos,

rj, (UXafi?avo)

p. 46

1, 81,

taxes.

<?)?pov eKXrj\?nv, of

ROM.

Basilic.

T?v

rjs,

starvation.

Deut.

Sept.

20.

28,

Martyr.

Polyc.

Jos.

iroiovvra

?irb r?v

Ibiov bovXov.

?^?

'EKXeXo^tcrpevos
is, a very

Polyb.

in many

One

fivpi?bov,

measurement.

measuring,

or

own

7,

oav

?e?

tov

cKira?rjs, es,

ira?elv)

1 Esdr.

1,

49

*Ho~av

t?

iras

?KireX?rop,

Jur.

Gloss.
to

bring

'E^en-epacrev

K7repiepxopai

carry

to lead

(?repi?pxopai),

pietpi. Polyb.

to go

riva

Basil,

291 B

ni,
POYLB.

collateral,

?k nkaylov,

anything.

1, 21,

tous

irpofyrjras

ifoXepov.

Sept.

Num.

11,

31

and

3,83,

around,

3.
ckitc

that which
mr?

Tp?naiov

rrjs

Iren.

strange.

7, Prooem.

Novell.

1,

Antec.

the Holy
otto rov

2,

?eov

Q?pap
?vyaripa

vevo-ai tov

Sept.

gods.

761 A.
Kal

to commit
Gen.

Lev.

imoppevaai

19,

*H

rov npev

iKn?pevais

avrrjs,

34,

15

24

38,
29

: to be
'EK7re7r?pi/evKe

Ov

in

her

rrjp

?e?rjk&aeis

Deut.

to go a whoring
Ex.

of

976 B

fornication

avrrjp.

o?cov tov narpbs

Sept.

pro

from,

the procession

139 B.

(nopvevoa)

rj pvp(?>rj aov.

viov

out

going

writers,

tov

yipprjais

harlot.

aov

Did. Alex.

AmpHIL.

evaca,

7, Prooem.

217.

Spirit.

avrov.

Novell.

venditio.

ecclesiastical

Figuratively,

Polyb.

165,17.

astounding,

r), (iKnopevopai)

In

6, 16 O?k j iKnoppevca,
rbv

Xqx?v

as ap

reo els
\_6 oravpos].

r), alienatio,

ecas,

cKn?pevais,
cession.

to banter, ridicule.

Adm.

400

Method.

2, 8, p.

come

out

eKnlnrovres.

panic-Stricken.

Porph.

to sell.

em,

Antec.

Id. 4,

?irb rrjs ?aX?oorjs.

10, 31, 3.

O?

8,1.

Polyb.

eager.

out around.

Can. 8

Alex.
11

imenrcaKora

(nk?yios)

Kal eKnkrjypa

imolrjais,

Sept. Deut.

across.

evolu

2,2.

SEPT.

(This definition applies to Ifiircp?rop.)

oprvyoprjrpav

(ircpi?yo),

ov,

terror.

ablu?as

eKovoi?o?rj

3, 8, 1.

bioiKelv

avroKp?rop

or

a,

causes

paros

cKircip?oeis

cKircpi?yo

ckqvoiov

offering.

cKiral?ovres

?eov oov.

of an

eKnkrjypa,aros, rb, (iKnkrjaaoa) object of fear,

'HKouo-i?o-avro

Kvpiov tov

(eKnkrjaaca)

eKnoiica, alieno,

passionate,

?Kireip??o (ireip?fa), to tempt.

eKircp?o,

68

free-will

eKirai?o (irai?o), to make sport of

Sept.

nap?evcav.

plied to relatives.

5,

els 'lepovoaXrjfi.

1, 1, 6 'EKirat^sTrp?sti, Eager for

58, 1, et alibi.

avrov.

Jud.

Sept.
2,

Const. Apost.

(ir?ox?,

is,

Petr.

from virtue.

r<5v eKneaova&v

eKTrXayios,

2 Esdr. 7, 13 'o eKovoia

Sept.

the name

lapsed.

eKnkrjKTos, op, (iKnkrjaaoa)

iropev?rjvai

2 Esdr. 7, 16.

Sept.

Polyb.

around.

go

Can.

Aopv?vov

to fall

eKnkayrjs,

Ilep

volun

freely,

eKovoia?ppkvo

o?, ?, (eKoucriafopai)

cKovoiaop?s,

Ilepl

f?opar)X.

2. To be willing.
....

14

5,

Kai o?
cr?p|3ouXoi

A0 ? ?acriXeus

15

Kvpio.

accord.

3, 5 LTavTi

Kvpiov.

?opevos

around.

7, et alibi.

offer

2 Esdr.

uncertain).

els oikov

to

(?kovoios)

one9s

of

(meaning

Homil.

cKWfiqbevei rrjv ?vyar?pa.

?oopai,

eKovoi??opai,

6, 12 np?s

E?S.

Sept. Ps. 2, 4.

Rom.

CLEM.

to

into heathenism.

Also,

y apeo.

avrbs

t?

and

ov, 6, (nepianaap?s)

O? eKTreTTT?Kores, the

?KpvKrrjpi(o,i?, (fivKrrjpi?o)to deride.

tarily,

Clem.

n.

9EKnepmopevea?al

relapsed

myriads,

5, 98,10.

oefy?vrjv

?k.

by

tion in military tactics. Polyb.

10, 21, 3.
=
iKner?fa
iKner?vvvpi. Sept. Jobf 26, 9.
to
imlnroa,
lapse, backslide, said of converts who had

rare man.

ecos, r), (cKpcrp?o)

e*Kvupc?e?co

out

(nepmopevopai),

15,

iKnepianaap?s,

eVXoyicrp?s,o?, 6, (eKXoyiCopai) calculation. POLYB. 1,

in Bekker.
629, 8.
59, 2, et alibi. Dion. Thrax
to
out.
Cant.
Sept.
5, 10
e'KXoxt?co,iVco, (X?^os)
pick

cKp?rprjois,

to sail

(nepmkeoa),

eKnepmopevopai

20

choice.

r), election,

Kvpiov rov cKXoyas

that

strengthened

rov Koapov.
'EKTrepivoore?

6, 16

1, 23, 9, et alibi.

as, rj, (eVcXtpos)

eKXoyrj,

nepivoareca

Homil.

eKnepmkeoa

3, 1, 13.
cKXifiia,

eKnepiPoar?ca

NOVELL.

KXrjy?nv rrjs Xiyv?os.

np?s

6 Arjp,ooiov

123,

DiOSC.

; collecting.

reception

22,
fathers

21

'EKTrop
house.

after the heathen

'EK7ropvevo-<uo"iv onlaca

t&p

?e&p avr&p.

2. To cause to go a whoring

after

the heathen

283
e/cTCfi?oj

e/cirpo?eo-fjLo?

2 Par.

SEPT.

gods.

Kai tov s KaroiKovvras

cKirroois,

eos,

cKirroTos,

ov, (eKiriirro)

expulsion,

cKpiirro,

too late.

Just.

fallen.

ScfTL.

to root

to

OUt,

35.

Cohort.

Polyb.

294

1, 8.

4,

out.

Clem.*

Jud.

SEPT.

uproot.

1, 57

Epist.

9EKpiqbrj

5,

avrov

9EKoiqbovio?drj

oioir?o

Pass,

strengthened

'Ekctico?tijcVis zrept t?v

ov,

?KoKeirr?pios,
rov oirov,

o,

lyb.

r)

Nil.

corn
Lyd.

officer.

public

=
6,

opos,

EPIPH.

I, 829

eKOKov?iros

Porph.

egKov?iTos.

?,

11,

4, 2.

EuAGR.

e^Kov?irop.
opos,

?KoirrjX?rop,

Cer.

expilator,

marauder.

evoa,

Porph.

pillage.

Cer.

447,

215.

Phoc.

eKoirovbos,

to

Dion.

treaty-breaking.

Marc.

16,

10,

10,

cKorariK?s,
LYB.
cKra^is,

adv.

?Vvov,

ecos,

rj,

Polyb.

(e*KTeivco)

Dion.

vowel or syllable.

out

drawing

in

order

as

lengthening,

of

in Bekker.

a vowel

or

syllable

; opposed

navres

Etnoapep

rjp&v etnoapev.

9.

75,

eg

Kvpie
aov

rjp&v beope??

Cer.

?n?

TypIC

11,

v?Krjs, biapovrjs,

?eocjavk?Krcav ?aaikecav,

mrevob&aai

avpepyrjaai,

vnb

Kal rov

avr&v,

acarrjplas

nkeop

Kal vnor?gai

rovs n?bas

avr&p navra

nokepiov.

eKreveia.

Jon.

vyelas,

rjp&p inl

ep n?ai,
Kai

Kai

reference

is this : vEn

the first of which

r&v evae?eararcav

vn?p

ian?aeis

of

Hes.

Judith.

Sept.
adv.

3, 8

4,

earnestly,

9Ave?orjaav

Kai miv?s

op?klas

9.

fervently:

npbs

Diod.

cordially.

tov ?eov

eKrev&s.

Po

2, 24, p. 137, 29 nPbs

etcrev&s

?navras

napek?p

1 Pet.

'EfCTevws, npo?vpm,

short

632,

?ktik?s,

to

okoyjrvx^s,

iKTip?oa, rjaca, to value

ten

Kal avrb

pounds.

SuiD.

rj biarerapevcas.

*Ek

npo?vpm.

rj, ?v, capable

prj??v
as

a num

of

eKrevrjs is used with

Mey?krj

(eKrev^s),

rev&s,
a

or npoa

1, 22 'Ekm?ap?s mpblas ?kkrjkovs

?yanrjaare ?Krev&s. PHRYN. APOPHTH. XoiuS 2.

2, 27, 7, et alibi.
Thrax

PORPH.

ik?rjaov.

?ave. NT.

Po

furiously.

thus

begins

r&v narepcav

LYB. 8, 21, 1, et alibi.

32.
cKTctvco, to lengthen,

6 ?ebs

cKcn-aore? yev?pevos.

r?s

okrjs rrjs biavolas

SEPT.

qbo?ov.

r), (?Kr?ooo)

?KTevla =.

It consists

biampim.

15, 12. NT. Act.

6.

battle, battle array.

eVracris,

'Ev

37

of ?KorariKos, frantically,

15,13,
cos,

33.

el?veos

LEIMON.

et alibi.

S. "Ekotooiv,

27,

8, et alibi.

Sept. Gen. 2, 21.

2. Trance.

Gen.

Po

12, 5 npoo-evx^ b? ?v

the fervent

and

Kal ig

Kp?rovs,

ix?pbv
Sept.

r), astonishment.

cos,

Petr.

earnest.

fervent,

Act.

to certain rogations,

avrovs

Hal.

II, 991, 8.
eKoraois,

the

Kvpiov top ?ebp

ov,foedifragus,

Apocr.

vnb rrjs iKKkrjalas.

expression

beope?a

expilo,

1,

9EKrepr)s atrrjais.

The
?

188, 11.

eKoirrjXevo,

unceasing,

with

ml

170

p.

pillager,

Rom. Epist.

rj eKTeprjs, SC. iKeala, ?irrjais,

navTOKp?roap

et alibi.

23,

Clem.

Cer. 30. 611.

NT.

rogations,

mvaov

?KOKOv?irop

Phoc.

of

okrjsfax^s

1029 D.

Chal.

Cicer.

fervor.

substantively.

Porph.

the Ritual,

confounded
ber

208.

2, 197.

""En

supplication, a
deacon
the
; not to be
bidding prayer proclaimed by

1036 B.

He

eKrevrjs,

22, 5, 4.

evxh, in

28,

virobeKrrjs

receiver,

?^K?irrop.

1, 150.

Epist.

Polyb.

?prjpov.

(excepto)

copos or

?KOKeirrop,

NT.

Substantively,

to silence.

to be put

?mioir?ofiai,

13

15.

10, 17, 1.

ad Att.

eKrevrjs, es, assiduous,

Ik.

by

'O bi?mvos,

295

earnestness,

(Urevrjs)

?ktcvtjs yivopevrj

?Koioir?o =

D.

r),

Liturg. p. 165.

itr^?s.

4,

as,

rjs, r),

Urevr),

Job.

Marc. Liturg. pp.

Apocr.

'EKreivaTe."

33.

?KrpaxrjXi?o.MAL. 89.
?Koiqbovi?o,loo, (oiqbovi?o) to empty by a oiqbov, to drain,
Sept.

"

*0 bi?mvos,

iKTcveia,

ica, (o?XXa)=
eKcreXXifco,
exhaust.

'Ek

eKrelvare.9'

660.

avrov.

vat CK rrjs eXiribos

631,

Kai avarekkerai.

Epist.

Rom.

in BEKKER.

THRAX.

DlON.

2. To pray fervently.

Act. Joan. 5.

Apocr.
to cast

avarikkoa.

'Io??av

reiverai

banishment.

cocrco, (pifb'co)

5, 14.

tov

'E?e7r?pveuoras

?v 'lepovoaXrjp.

ov, (irpo??opios)

cKirpo?eopos,

eKpif?co,

13

21,

of holding,
at.

kir pas

strong.

Porph.

Adm.

bem, That

also

Iren.
232,
being

1, 4, 5.
21
valued

'Ekti
at

ekaiov
284

KTwayp,?<;

ov, o, (eKripaaaca)

eKTipayp?s,

off.

head.

Apocr.

=
K(?>piKTos

Nah.

Sept.

shaking

2,10.

10

Pilat.

as one's

off,

rrjp

9Egeripagep

tov

(j>akr)p

Parados.
6 npe

IliX?rov"

to

(roixcapvxica),

as a house.

plunder,

Ovk

19

23,

adv.

on money.

interest

eKroKie?s r&

outside.

without,

CONST.

ei pf), nisi,

'Ektos

aov

?bek(j)&

romp

o? euro's, the

Substantively,

APOST.

69

Apost.

?Kqb?vrjois,

cos,

eav

18,

pr),

igearca

ip??yj/ai

pr) iy&

avros

ei prj.

9Ektos

rj ?e?vai

Xeyet

4228

INSCR.
to

tovto

els

Tryph.

adv. from

to.

4207.

Inscr.

rponop

THEOPH.

172,

17.

nap?

ro?s ?eonaaxlrais

?Krpaopbip?pios,
6, 26,

175,

eav

Cod.

time,
em

etnrjs, aXX'
20

ig

Jus

?kc?pov.

tov

pvp.

t.

Phryn.
Mal.

eg ?kcIpov.

"E?s arjpepop Urore

mipov

Po

6.
a

Sept.

out,

rubbing

Deut.

4, 26

eKTpiyfns.

'EKrpi?fj

Hence

eKrpi?rjaeaoe,

Te shall be utterly destroyed.

rjaca,

$KTpvy?oa,
25,

(rpvyaoa)

to

5 T^v aratpvkrjp

gather
tov

the

?yi?aparos

Dion.

Hal.

utterance,

(eKqbov?o)

pronunciation.

it is applied

to pvoriK?s.
=.

eKxapabp?o

(or X?yovrai

28,

8.

adv.

by
cKob?vos)
*
Iren.
1, 14,

service.
30,

the priest
1 and

2.

9.
a

with

to certain sentences

loud

aloud;

voice,

opposed

Eukhol.
xaPa^p?o

ck.

by

strengthened

Polyb.

4,

41,9.
toa, =

?Kxo?Co,

Theoph.

cKx?vwpi.

ov, ?, the act

of

?eovs

843.

Cont.
Cedr.

eKxot?o.

I,

17.

641,

HlPPOL.

132 To Kal rovs

Porph.

Adm. 243, as

?Kyjroqbovv.

?Xab?s,?, ?, (?X?biov) oil-seller.

a surname.
ov,

?X?biov,

rb,

oil,

eXaiov.

Epict.

2,

20,

29.

Enchir.

12,2.
e7riXeKros.

ov, 6, extraordinarius,

a word.

p. 75.

of divine

Cer.

cKxo'iofi?s,

(Compare

eKp?rrjaep kiyea?ai.

eKTpi?rj, rjs, r), (eKrpl?oa)

destruction.

that

5 *EKrore

1,7,

Kara prjb?pa

"Ektotc

in the

Mrjbepl
?ktos

pvrjpe?ov,

&p npore?elmpep.

9Ektos

Iren.

Gnost.

II, 1010 A.
to say aloud, said of the priest.

?Kyfroqb?o
(^oo^eco), to terrify.

20.

Ptolem.

Plut.

cKqbovovvrai

eVc/xovcos (4>ovrj),

%ga>?ep
2.)
(?k, r?re),

declare.

utter,

exclaim,

as

utten,

Liturg.
r),

course

Porph.

in addition
D

1255

a tree.

of

1,14,1.

which

eivai

inirptyca.

2. Besides,
Afr.

out,

II, 1124 D.

In the Ritual,

'Ekt?s

top vi?p, Unless he asserts that he himself is theSon.

'Ektos

roots

the

from

shoot

4,0 cry

pronounce,

Jacob.

Iren.

el pr) eavrov

Ektos

To

Apocr.

2.

1, 10,
Can.

unless.

ei pr) . . . . rpanrj.

Lev.

18,1,

V, 78, 13, et alibi.

3. In the Ritual,

?pyv

ei pr) . . . . ipnoblfaro, Unless he be hindered by

weakness of body. Clem. Rom. Homil. 17, 16 'Ekt?s

lyb.

Vis.

6 and 12.

I, 739 C.

2.

Sept.

outsiders, in the sense o? gentiles, heathens ; the same

oi egca?ep.

r), sucker,

rjo-o, ((j)ov?o)

Plut.

plov, Thou shalt not lend upon usury to thy brother.

eKTore

Herm.

928. Iren. 1, 14,1.

j p.

to take

laca, (t?kos)

Deut.

Po

4, L8, 8, et alibi.

?KroK?fa,

Polyb.

\ ?Kqbov?o,

?KToixa>pvxia>

lyb.

eos,

eKqbvois,

obeKros.

as

ck.

by

1,2.
to strike

iKTip?aaca,

?kt?s,

(})piKT?s strengthened

Sept.

vintage.
aov

ovk

iKrpv

?Xaia,

as,

r), oliva,

up, as with

T?

tcov

"Opos

'EXaicov,

Tlte

Mount of Olives, or Mount Olivet, near Jerusalem ;

called also ? 'EXaiov. Sept. Zech. 14, 4 To "Opos
tcov 'EXaicov rb Karevavn

'lepovoaXrjp

!? ?vaToXcov.

?XaioXoy?o, rjoo, (e'XaioX?yos) to gather

Deut. 24, 20.
eXaiov,

ov, rb, olive-oil.

iroXXovs ?ppoorovs

yrjaovaip.

olive.

NT.

Marc.

Kal ??ep?irevov.

; . . . . aXetyavrcs

olives.

6, 13

*HXeic/>ov ?Xaio

Jacob.
avrov

Sept.

5,

14

9Ao?c

ov?
&aopai, (rvcfr?oa)to be puffed
?KTV(f>?opai,
pan rov Kvpiov.
16, 21, 12.
vanity. Polyb.
The holy oil, with which those about to be baptized
in the plural r? inopia, produce
ov, rb, (eK(f>opos)
eK<f>?piop,
3, 15, 6. 3, 16, 1,
of the land. Sept. Hagg. 1, 10 'H yrj vnoareke?rai r? \ were anointed. Const. Apost.
55
et alibi. BASIL. Ill,
A E?Xoyo?pev b? r? re vbop
I
.
avrrjs.
K<?)?pia

vei ris

?v vfiiv

?Xaio

?v r?

285 'EWaSi/co?

ekaiorpi?eiov

rov

Kai to Tkaiop

?anrlaparos

tov

ekalov

vbcap

ikalov

"Otov

Epiph.

olive-mill.

olive-press,

Sept. Ex.

olivetum,

rb, Mount
tc?v 'EXaic?v.

as,

rj, the being

r), a rank
or

ikaaaoveoa
18

16,

near

NT.

of

eyyvs

ikai&vrjs.

oars.

Leo.

rjaca,

ikarrovica,

19, 7.

34

14,

1, 6.

38,
19.

piavbs

ikarrov?ca.

Prov.

rjkarr?vrjaep.

Ex.

SEPT.

'EXaco-ovovo-i

&aoa,

8, 3.

Gen.

Sept.

rrjKopra blmioi
aros,

ikarroapa,

opioas

to diminish,

18,

ikarr?ca.

ekaaa?ca,

'E?v b? ekarropoa?&aip

28

eis reaaapampranipre.
to,

?OSS ; defeat.

diminution,

(eXarr??)

1, 32, 2, et alibi.
Dion. Hal.
2. Defect, fault.

kigip

ekarT&para.

ik?rrcaais,

ecas,

2,

mnms

name.

Inscr.

for

ik?qbiop,

ov, rb, deer,

hind,

stag,

eka<j)os.

== ikeica.

?Xeyp?s,

Mal.

Prov.

SEPT.

21,

26

POLYB. 34,

'EXea

16,
of

ekerjpoavvrj,

F?prjs

14,

et

19,

1, 9, p.

alibi.
38.

21,
a

r), Eleutherion,

woman's

rov

Tvxoifii
as,

r),

avrov

?Xev?cpiKov

(?Xev?epos,

Rom.

Me

liberating.
bcofiov.
nobleness

irp?iro)

4, 7, v.

Homil.

1.

of

?Xev?cpo

*H cXcv?epa,

261 D.

200 E.

(Compare NT.
eortv o

??Xei

see

widow.

293 A.
Rom.

BASIL.

III,

Naz.

Greg.

I,
1 Cor. 7, 39

7, 3.

yajirj?rjvai.)

426.

Gangr.

?Xev?cpoirp?ireia.

?Xivvs,vos, fj, (?Xivvo) supplicatio, holiday, thanksgiving

Kai

for a victory.

oiicretpei

Polyb.

'EXiv?as

21,1,1

ayetv

rjp?pas

evv?a.

ov, o,

704.

ov, free.

?Xev?cpoTpoireia,

(e'Xe'yx

rebuking,

reproving,

4 Reg.

'EXtous, o?, ?, Elihu.

reproof.

19, 3.

Ilori?

vp?s

to

vbcap rrjs

ekeygecas

?Xk?s,

VOL. YII. NEW

r), the name

?bos,

ARETH.

Kvplov, the

38, 1 t?v

'OfirjpiriKrj

of

'EXko?os pt?s
ora?phv

exovoa

an Arabian
eon

coin.

Martyr.

b? avrrj r) povrjra ?aoiXiKr)

xp^w

^pariov

PcopatKcov

b?bcKa.

jealousy.
rjs, r),pity,

Job. 32, 2.

Sept.

EXiouv.

19,17.
em,
r), (?X?yx?) a refuting, refutation : reprov
eXey?is,
ing. Sept. Job. 21, 4. 23, 2. Apocr. Proteuan
gel.

a,

'EXeuoYpa

Sept. Lev.

water

Soz.

'H ?Xev??parjp?pa,Sunday.

ikaoboeibrjs,es, (ekatjaos, EIA?) deer-like.

10, 8.

?(j)eib&s.

Num.

Sept.

'EXeu&'piov,

Clem.

868 D.

345, 19.

ike?oa

368

92 A.

Basilic.

bepipovrlm.

1057

KovoravnvoviroXcos

rpoireia.

16, 8, 39.
ik?qbtp

'EXeu&piv,

?Xev?epos,
deminutio,

Kal ?pxifiavbpirrjs.

eirioKoiros

r),manumission.

?Xev?cpoirp?ireia,

36, 6.
Capitis

the

'EXe'co ?eov, By

?Xev?cpiKOs,i), ?v, [?Xev?epos)freeing,

VI, 899, 9 nepl r^v

POLYB.

3, 40.

DlOSC.

expression

? cXeos.

for

thod.

ek?rrcajia.

defect,

9EXerjp,ovos.

?XeXioqbaKos.

irpco?vrepos

?eov

as,

character.

rj, loss,

?px*

vircypa\?ra.

?Xev?epia,

oi nep

Polyb.

2.

eX?o

eXeos, ovs, rb, =

(?X?rrcov)

'Ico?vvou

rjp?v

irarpbs

rov

The

eX?o ?eov

Mrjv?s
b?

(?)vk?s ?paprlai.
ikarrop?ca,

to

applied

epithet

mercy of God, is used by the higher clergy in con

nection with their titles. Const. (536), 977 A Ma

'lepovaakrjp.
Basilic.

?yiois

'AXe?avbpeias

ov, ?, mercy.

eXcos,

ev

To?

ov, rb, =

eXeXioqbaKov,

'A?to opdvs rov

1, 12

an

; called

Jerusalem

Act.

o ianv

9Ekai&vos,

as,

6,

thou doest

therefore

an

compassionate,

12

cirioK?irov

Olivet,

Kakovpepov

?kaala,

eXerjpoovvrjv,

?,

ROL. Nov.

olive-grove.

olive-yard,

23, 11, et alibi.

'EXaic?v, &pos,

ikaicavla,

When

Matt.

Saint John theAlmoner, bishop of tAJexandria. Ho

&pos, 6, (ikala)

also*Opos

iroifjs

ovos,

?Xerjpov,

II, 178 A.
ikai&p,

ovv

'EXe^poo-?vas

NT.

pov.

?beXqyols

of

gate

(givest)alms.

xpio'ei.

ov, to, (rpl?ca)

e'kaiorpi?eiop,

75

rois

1, 3

Tobit.

Sept.

the

II, 3 (19).

Nicod. Euangel.

charity.

eiroirjoa

near

to grow

supposed

Apocr.

7roXX?s

The holy oil employed at the evx^aiop. Typic.

Tfj rov ?ylov

of mercy,

2. Alms,

SC. o?
Tv?ootiko?.)

rb avr?,

the tree

Paradise.

iblbage

yeypappepos

Xoyos

AvtjJv

1, 21, 4 M?favres b? Tkaiopml

(Compare Iren.
inl

Tts

rrjp x?i(TW

rrjs xp'w*?5*'*

mercy.

SERIES.

To bevbpov rrjs ikerjpoavvrjs,

37

'EXXaoiK?s,
i), ?v, (lEXX?s) Grecian,

In Christian writers

286
ejE\\a&?

which, with
"EXXiyv,

it corresponds to the classical

is

them,

Pallad.

another

word

for

or

e&W?s

elboakok?rprjs.

Chrys. 31 E. Vit. Sab. 282. Mal.

21.
84,
(See also TpaiKo's"eXXtjv.)
for

*EXX?8is,

ov,

'EXX?8ios,

Martyr.

942.

Inscr.

els to vnoKelpepop
aros,

ekketppa,
ikkeinrjs

remnant.

rb, (ekkelnca)
POLYB.

2 Reg.

SEPT.

5, 32,

2.

21,

"eXX^v,?;vos,?, in Jewish and Christian writers, gentile,

heathen,

pagan,
Esai.

9,

12

idolater,

tovs

?(f>9 rjklov bvap&v

top

mreaolopras

Sept.

Kal tovs

?qy9 rjklov ?varok&v,

Svpiav

race.

of

irrespective

'EXXr?voyaX?Tat,

276.
Ill, 76. Theoph.
11, 2. Proc.
[Christian writers of the Byzantine period, instead of
'EkkabiKOs, which

see.]

to be a

ikkrjvlfa, laca, ("eXXijv) to profess heathenism,

Soz. 6, 34, p. 269, 22. Mal. 207.
pagan.
oph. 70,18.

Greek.

se.

Greek.

avro

Greek

r?

'Ekkrjvim,

A,

T?s

p?v

'Ekkrjvims

5,12.

narpoaovs

bogas mkkiaras

iepe? npenop

?pbibvampepos
'EkkrjpiKrjpmke?p

24

rrjs

Sept.

2 Mace.

4,

r?s

b?

n?ipevoi,
CONST.

1,131,
n?kai?s

ApOST.

9 Tpi?&piop
b?grjs,

rjp pvp

M^

'EXXqviK? pera?eaei.

avpevbomvpras

rfj tov narpbs

Sept.
inl r?

woman. NT. Marc. 7, 26 *Hv

'Ekkrjvls,ibos, r), heathen
b? r) yvvr) 'EXXr?vls"Svpoobolviaaar& yivei (compare
Matt. 15, 22 Tvv^ Xavavata, referring to the same
woman).

to

ism,

favor

raX?rrjs)

Gallograeci.

("EXXrjv,

to

kottto)

Greek

effect

fash

Polyb.

123.

Theoph.

paganism.

inclined to paganism, favoring

ov, (<?>pr)v)
?XXrjv?q^pov,
149. 354.
Theoph.
paganism.
ov, to,
Polyb.

e'XX?yipos,

harbor

portorium,

(Xiprjv)

cus

dues,

7,12.

31,

ov, learned,

Poll.

eloquent.

2,

125.

cX?ivrj, rjs, rj, (cXko) peUitory, Parietaria

officinalis.
to iX??vi, in
Diosc. 4, 39. 86. [Modern Greek,
same

sense.]

?v r?

exovTcs

?vos,

els

rov

the God

Q*H7N> Elohim,
to

corresponding

flrjoovv

the

of

Arjpiovpy?s

of the

the

Gnos

150 seq.

tics. Hippol.
iX?v,

Trjv iXiriba

irvevpan.

'EXcoe?p,Hebrew
Jews,

11

BARN.

ibos, r), hope.

eXos*

?, marsh,

rj, ==

ovos,

?fiayKrjirariov,

'eXX^vik?, heathenism.

r?

(See

20, 10, 7. 26, 5, 1.

to be inclined to pagan
rjoo, (cXXrjv?qbpov)
?XXrjvoqbpov?o,

the

Greek

Jew,

the Greek.

simply pagan, heathen.

7, 4.

?EXXrjv,

ions, toplay the Greek.

?Xiris,

ovbevl

Proc.

him

pepoplmaip.

Substantively,
11,

iv

rjyovpevoi.

349 B.

Method.

2 Mace.

np?s

14, 1 np?rov

teach

will

I teach him Hebrew).

first (before
2. Pagan, heathen, heathenish.
15

simply

language,

Thorn. Euangel.

Apocr.

naibevaca

the

yp?ppara,

Substantively,

r?

rjoo,

eXXrjvoKoir?o,

eXXipevtov,

276,15.

o?,

a Greek

5, 32, p. 355, 93.

Diod.

toms.

'EXXqviKo's,rj, ?v, Hellenic,

'Ekkrjvim,

The

cov,

Sab.

IX, 111 D.

Chrys.

Philostorg.

Vit.

was

language

9, 29.

also Introduction,
? 24.)
2. Defender of paganism,

oXa> ra>

9lapar)k

native

whose

6,1.

"EXXr?vas

storg.

employ

Act.

Soz. 6, 35.

aropan. CONST.ApOST. 6, 18, 2. E?S. 2, 17, p. 69,

13. V. C. 3, 57. Athan.
1,115 C. 784 B. Const.
I, 7. Socr. 7, 14. Soz. 6, 34, p. 269. Philo

"Ekkrjv commonly

is, a Jew

NT.

et alibi.

2,

the Greek

language without being himself a Greek.

264 C.

that

13

4,

uses

one who

ov, ?, ?EXXrjviorrjs)

ov, ?, (eXXr)v?(o)Hellenist,
'EXXrjviorrjs,

aK?ros.

ekkinrjs.

2 Mace.

Sept.

I, 378 C.
(in?dit.) 2. Athan.
11.
189
C.
Socr.
3,
II,

Basil.

'EXXijviorapios,

139 (quoted from a

ikkapnoa, followed by els. Hippol.
Gnostic work) J&to?nepbr) tis rjkios ?pca?ep iXk?pnei

heathenism.

Ignat.

853 D.

name.

a man's

?, HeUadius,

2. Paganism,

Laert.

I?XXrjviop,?s,ov, ?, pure Greek style. Diog.

! 59. Sext. Gram. pp. 237. 260.

Vit.

?8, 12.

efiav/cnrar?c?v

Adm.

Porph.

7.

146,

COD. Afr.

epavKiiran?v.

Can.

35.
cpayKrjiraros
IfiayKiirari?v,
IfiayKiiraros,

?payKtVaTos.
ovos,

=
rj,

?pavKiirarevo,
efiavKiirariov,

ovos,

Krjirariov.

Antec.
ANTEC.

1, 10,

l,*p.

35

2.

2.

2.

efiayKiiran?v,
Q5.

titul.

1, 10,

1, 10,

1, 10,

rj, emancipatio,

ANTEC.

Can.
ANTEC.

epavKiiran?v.

ov, emancipatus.
emancipo.

Afr.

COD.

cfiay

287
efi?aSov
efMifXaaTpos

o?, t?,

efi?abov,

(efi?alvo)

language.

Gloss.

Polyb.

5, 2.

34,

Diod.

Tais

1,57

eji?cXes

2. Illatio,

8,

Adm.

beak.

77.

s.

Glos

arrival,

rostra.

9Eji?oXai,

as of a ship?

13,

1, 35,

o?, the Roman

Naup?^tov.

*Ep?oXa,

?ostra,

3, 85, 8, et alibL

Polyb.
ov,

cfi?oXov,

rb,

ov,

cp?oXos,

329 A.

an

?, mole,

Leimon.
aros,

kp?piprjpa,

Rostra.

vEp/3oXoi,

ipna?rjs,

ov, 6, (ipnalfa)

is

Polyb.

affectionately.

deceiver.

mocker,

ov, (napaaKevr))

ready,

32,

Esai.

Sept.

Hippol.

prepared.

ov,

ep?pipiov,

rb,

edifice.

Vit.

66. Mal.

232,17.

(cfi?pipaopai)

threat.

rb, pilhw,

Apophth.

; a

328

Sab.

ApOCR.

C.

Act.

7.

Cfi?pvpiov.

ip?pipiv,

13, put

the head.

under

lotion. Plut.

II,

rious reading.

Lu

Apophth.

as a va

1,

Joseph.

II, 276 C (Vit. Euthym.).

cfi?pvoKrovos,ov, (cp?pvov, KTcivo)hilling thef tus in the
womb.

Coteler.

BASIL.
producing
=

?vKavao.

Ill,

273

symbolical

the meaning

? ?cos, God is with us.

brjXrjrijpia,

Sept.

I, 253,

/NIJ?^>
of which

Esai.

7.

Immanuel,
is Me?9

rjp?v

7, 14. NT.

4,

14.

2, 20,

before
b? ro?s

'Evenapprjai?faro

to

be

Hip

see

epnipiov,

with,

3,

78,
17,

26,
aas

rrjv vn

to have

knowl

elpi,

?pnelpm

epneipos

6 To>v paXtora

ri)s

x^Pas

4 T&v roncav epneipe?v.

(ipneptixoa)

containing,

embracing.

fEpnepieKriKr) r&v n?vroav.

Ipnipiov.
to walk

(nepmareoa),

12

in,

experienced

8,

r), ?v,

1, 12,

15, 35, 5

evenelpaaev.

POLYB.

epnepieKTims,
IREN.

neip?opai. POLYB.

to be
acquainted

of,

iv

Epnepmarfjaca
over

ovpavov,
ov, =

epneploraros,

Sept.

among.
Job.

vp?v.

1, 7

Lev.

,Epnepmarrj

the earth,
EuAGR.

neplararos.

SciTENS.

1256

D.

epneplropos, opf (nepiroprj) circumcised.

Homil.

LYB.

Clem.

Rom.

6, 8.

p.

MAURIC.

?, impetus.
Or

ipnrjypvca

1, 22,

(nrjypvpi,

9 Ta?s aaplai

11,4.
nrjypvca),

to

in.

fix

r&p Karaarpoaparcap

Po

ipnayepres

oi mpaKes.
epnlnrca,

to

love with

evidence or proof.

payment

representatio,

Antec.

38,

(epneipos),

ipnrjypvpi

1, 23.

ifip?prvpos, ov, (p?prvs) with

edge

epneros,
HAL.

?, indeclinable, Hebrew
'EppavovrjX,
name,

9Ep?pvoicrova

abortion.
DlON.

T&v rrjs Ai?vrjs

ipnepmareca

11.

efi?pipiov.

Polyb.

boKovvToav ipneipe?v.

cp?poxn, rjs, i), (?poxos) halter, noose, in burlesque.

Lexiph.

one.

ipneipeoa

Daniel.

Cushion,

1. Macar.

Joseph.

law-term.

kpnapprjai??opai (napprjai??opai), to speak freely

exoa nvos.

ep?poxr), rjs, r), (ep?pexo) fomentation,

42 C. Ignat. Polyc. 2.

4..

ov, 6, (napovai?fa)

epnapovaiaap?s,

epneip?fa (neip?fa), =

Philipp.
ip?pipiv for ep?pipiov. Apophth.

pol.

ippokvv?rjaerai,

24, 9

who

He

Vcapalcav npea?evrais.

25.

Matt.

of

epnap?aKevos,

any

r? *Ep?oXa =

plural

II, 537, 64. 70.

Diod.

adv.

?pna?&s,

in advance
ov,

"Ep?oXoi,

cp?vKavao

koijua

?vbpl

Prov.

Sept.

65.

Diod.

p. 41,10.

Drugs

1,

3,4.

Edict.

ep?oXiov, ov, to, (ep?oXf)),missile, javelin.

ep?pvpiov

9Am?apala

kpnaUrns,

6.7.

c?an.

Iren.

10, 9.

bi?orrjpa.

PORPH.

ep?aXXo.

rjs, r), rostrum,

efi?oXi),

verse.

in

metrically,

Cont.

pest shall be defiled with impurity,

Tipos ?irav
=

epperpos,

?ppokvvca (pokvvoa), to defile in.

efi?aros

ovvop?oiv

ep?cXrjs, ?s, (?eXos) within a darf s throw. Polyb.

Ip?XrjoKo

of

Theoph.

15,6.

opposed to a?aros.

1. c??aros.

7, 2

adv.

ippirpm,

^Efi?arrj, solium.

efi?aros, i), ?v, (ep?aivo) passable;

V.

93.

THEOPH.

bathing-tub.

of care.

ippepipvos, ov, (pipipva) full

37, 20.

2.

6, 27,

cp?arrj, rjs, r), (ep?aros)

in mathematical

area,

surface,

Polyb.

in.

fall
any

one,

ov,

rj,

EpnlnreiP
in classical

els epcar? tipos,

Greek

To

fall

ep?p tipos. Mal.

159, 17.
epnkaoTpos,

(ipnk?aaa>)

plaster,

salve.

DlOSC.

in

2, 67.

Parabil.

2.

Polyc.

10,

7rXaT?va>.

Ex.

Sept.

cos,

cfiirvevois,
16

A?to

to

?fiirv?o,

r), (?p.irv?o)

Ignat.

Ps.

Sept.

Magnes.

will.
\mb

9Efiirve?p,cvoi

b?

Bcop?v

Polyb.

obstacle.

hinderance,

airo

cf?ir?biov vir?pxov

fi?yiorov

irpbs

efiiroios,ov, (iroi?s) having qualities, endued with quali

257 B Ei cfmoios
ties ; opposed to ?iroios. Method.
carat

?pa

rb,

(cpirov?o)

Novell.

upon anything.
adv.

epgr?vos,

of

?piropelov

all eternity,

Apocr.

ardently.

Polyb.

to ?irpaKTOS.

opposed

2. Actual.
822

3,

or

Theoph.

91,

as

2,

various

"EpirpaKros,

agens,

Theoph.

Cont.

navus.

(e'v, 7rp?s),

Basilic.

7,

Cer.

in

state,

great

391,

16

before.

rb,

Mauric.

S,

11.

PORPH.

(efiirpoo?ev,

CUTVUs)

the front

avrrjs.
14,

65

Aristotel.

12,
Matt.

14
27,

'Ep7TT?eiv atrip.

IIt?cov
30

forth,

exposition

Geopon.

1, 6, 4.

Plant.

epq^vXkos,ov, (cj>vkkov)leafy.

Geopon.

?pcjava?ca, rjaoa, to breathe

or

to be baptized.

about

Kap

ipqbvarj?rjs,

CONST.

I, 7

to

iepevs

into,

upon,

10, 37,

budding
Geopon.

inopKia?fjs,

acarrjpla

or?pa,

epifivo&p
?yye?op

p.

Kal

....

cv?irrvocv
'Ep7rruVavres

THEOPH.

682,15

to npay pa.
Kai eis r?

vboap rpirov.

141

Kal

Procat.

aoi

ipqbva?

Kal to arrj?os.

pircanop
to

134

to

reference

els rb np?acanop

*Ep(?>vaay rplrov
EUKHOL.

4, 15, 4.
with
Hier.

Cyrill.

avrov
Kal

ip(f>va?

a(j>pa

els to tov

rpls.
to lurk

((jacakevca),

in.

IREN.

epcja&Tiop, ov, to,

(ip,

1, 7,

1 To

e'p?>a>

the

garment,

(?>&s) baptismal

Theoph.

161

Cont.

ip<j)oarioap

re

?pnnoiovpipcdP

Kal

T?)s rov pvpov

ia?rjp?rcap

gar

els rb

irp?ooirov

els avrov. Marc

9Efmrvciv

riva.

T? b? nk?ros

avTrjs, SC. rrjs alpioem

oe'.
e'v, for

rov

els, to.

xpto"e?>s

rc?v

t&p Zrjk?Koap.

E?AGR. 4, 31, p. 412

epqb&TOv avr&p

[t&p

yjraklboav^ nob&v

4, 3.

Mauric.

Epict.

jwpov pera mip&p

Karagioaoiprcap

ov, rb, (qb&s) interval.

p(?>carop,

?pirrvo (irrvo), to spit a?, to spit in the face of any one.

NT.

setting

ment worn by the person who is about to be baptized.

oirioooKovp?iov.)

SEPT.

Xevov Tip Koopo) nvp.

arch of a saddle, analogous to the pommel of the

saddle. Leo. 12, 53.
(See also Kovp?rj,
English

Num.

expressively.

significantly,

12, 27,10.'

(ip(j>?ipoa)

a scion.

ipobcakevca

"2rrjvai ?fiirpbs rrjs ?vpas.

ov,

efiirpooooKovp?iov,

ipqbapTims,

appearance. Polyb.
3, 1, 8, et alibi.
=
120, 13.
ep(f)pepos,op, ((?)pr)p) qbpopipos.Mal.
to
epqbvkklfa, laca, (ep<?>vkkos) graft by inserting the graft

ikalov

style, formally,

Theoph.

adv.

rj,

Zara avr&p.

615, et alibi.
?pirvpiCo. TheOB?. 102, 19.

=
?pirpi?o
ep7rp?s

in

(epirpaKTos),

ecas,

ep(f>aais,

yl?ei

with attendants.

of

ipqba

expressive,

significant,

6, 2.

18,

11,12,1.

those

1, titul.
?pirp?icros

9Ep<f>aplaeis bia?rjK&p, Testamen

(ipobalpca)

Polyb.

cpobapTiK&s, adv.

Kav

ordinariL

cfiirpaKToi, Judices

AiKaoral

in anything,

engaged
574.

6, 1, 15.

Basilic.

Gloss.

15,

as of

publication,

10, 75, 1.

concerned

ov, acting,

Po

insinuationes.

?with

reading.
epirpaKTos,

6.

10,

*ep<f)vkkiop?s,ov, 6, (ipayvkklfa) side-grafting,

64,1.

29.

?fiiropiov.

known,

under the bark, as in side-grafting.

1. 10,65,2.
Eust. 1405, 43.

bestowed

labor

done,

epirovos, passionately,

Act. Paul, et Thecl.

=

work

6 '?cos ;
If

iroirjrrjs

matter was endowed with qualities from

then what is God the creator of?
epir?vr?p,a, aros,

Novell.

torum

Polyb.

rj vXrj, rivos

to, a burning.

Lev.

Sept.

rj, a making

em,

riKOs.

rrjv ciri?oXrjv tov AvKovpyov.

rjv ?v?pxos

Sept. Lev.

vnb Kvplov*

9, 41, 5, et alibi.

epobapTiK?s, rj, ?p,

(?fiirobios)

to burn.

ivenvpla?rjaav

Phryn.

apud

?pxj)?piais,

opyrjs.
8

ov

epnvpiapbv

Hyperides

lyb.

avrov.

ov, rb,

4, 81,

Sept. Ex.

breathing.

irvevfiaros

?fiirvevocos

inspire.

rrjs x?piTos
?pirobiov,

breath,

6 Tov

*epnvpiap?s, ov, 6, (ipnvplfa) a setting fire

18*

23,

ov, to, (?pirX?Ko)a kind of braid.

cfiirX?Kiov,
35, 22. Esai. 3,18.

17,

epnvplfa, laca, (irvp) to set on fire,

Hier.

Cyrill.

4.

Procatech.
epirXarvvo

Ignat.

ev

288

ipwrkarvvG)

Dion.

Hal.

'eX&?v

e'v 'iroXia.

1, 11, 32 'Ev v&prj ?vipxrj. Apocr.

Joseph.

1,185,12

tf

289

eva

Narr?t.

4j 2

*0v ?Tre'oretXev avrbscv

et Paul.

Pet.

constructio

praegnans

2. With,
SEPT.

avrov

48,
Kal

fiov

fiaxa?pa

22

ev rals

I 739 E.
A Hebraism.

ck x^pos

*Hv TXa?ov
Judith.

r???o.
avrov.

?tjSuvais

the

Greek.

the instrument.

denoting

Gen.

APOCR.

evavrt
ev

'Apoppaiov

15

1,

Nicod.

fi?roirov
Ev

bvo povrjrais

ora?ev

rov

LEG.

oravpov.
MAL.

iriirpaoKero.

11

50,

3. In Byzantine Greek, it is sometimes followed

483, 10 'Ev ?fi^or?pov r?v
by the genitive. Mal.
fiep?v, v. 1. ??. Porph.
pas X?xu

rj irp?rrj

Xaoopopiov.
22

rov

17 Ei b? ?v bevr?

Cer. 540,

646,

avyovorov.

Karcr??rj

Con vi v.

Luc?an.

(Compare

17

seu

?v

eva for

ev, from

ivayiorrjpiov,

n?pav
els, which

see.

24,

"QiKrjocv

b? evayKaX??bpat

embrace.
X P

SEPT.
l

orrj?rj,

?v.

by

opyrjv

POLYB.

tovs

els

23,

nakam&povs

POLYB.

29,

11,

6.

ovk ?v
?px?iop.

KVKke?rat ro?popa

2, 8, 3.
adv.

epapirm,

21 fin.

of

ep?peros,

JUST.

virtuously.

as a various

?pap?pos.

7.

Athen.

8,

reading.

as applied
Hal.

Di^n.

V,

opposed to

to sounds;
11.

71,

Ignat.

Magnes,
(interpol.)
29.
HlPPOL.
<?>&prjpa.

1,

Apol.

2,9.

epap?pos,op, (?p?pop) having joints, jointed.

4v avrrj.

1104.
to

rrjp

7ToXv 7rap? ro?s 2ranm?s

Lapith.

2. Articulate,

(?yKaXi?ppai)

'OXiyov

ckel

643,14.

Strengthened

ep?peros,op, (?perfj) virtuous. Ignat. Philadelph. (in

terpol.) 1. JUST. Apol. 1, 4. 12. PHRYN. 'Ev?peros

49,

INSCR.

(?vayi?o)

ioofiai,
33

58

Mal.
e'v 2vm1s.

ov, rb,

?vayKaXiCofiai,
PrOV.

p.c.

?nope

Herodian.

?irfjrci
353

Theoph.

?nepelbca

in grammar.

adversative,

in Bekker.

Epanrjpelaaro

evanopica

'Ev yeir?vov.)

ocKp?ro

30

28,

epan?ypaqbos,op, (evanoyp?obca)a d SCr ip t i t iU S or a S*er i

Chal. 1509 D. Novell.
22,17.
ptitius.

4. It may (by a species of apposition) follow ad

verbs of place. Const.
(536), 1205 A 'EKe?o-e?v
T(?

Ex.

S?PT.

Mapoaplras.

ejcXacre.

??lvrj

13,

*Ev y e?a

r), ?p, (ipaprioapa)

Thrax

hanepelbm

101

e'vavriov.

before,

Kvplov.

Dion.

Euangel.

HOMER.

adv.

(e'v, ?vri),

*Evavn

epapncapariKos,

KarrjK?vnoev

II, 8 (24), 2 EuXoyjjcras 6 oorrjp rbv *Ab?p.Kara rb

cv r?
orjpeio

Const.

2, 55,1.
6, 19, 2. 7, 39? 3. Ignat. An
tioch. (interpol.) 4. Method.
360 C Tr)p ?etap e'vav
I, 47 B.
?p&nrjaip. Eus. 1, 2, p. 10, 35. Athan.

rjei.

in classical

the Incarnation.

r), (ipap?pcanioa)

! Apost.

use of e'vmust not be confounded with

This

em,

Iipav?p&nrjais,

9EX?eiv t?v LTa?Xov e'v V?firj. MeNAND.

'Ev Bvfavr?o

291

Act.

Tcj>irapabcioo.

evSerj?

Babr.

Prooem.

8 AoX?5s ip?p?pov

epapgis, em, r), (ip?pxopai) beginning, ?pxrj. ApOCR.

! Jacob. Liturg. pp. 35. 36. Theoph. 447,10.
=
apxopai, to begin. Sept. Num. 16, 47.
jip?pxopai
Polyb.
1, 54, p. 64, 6
3, 54, 4, et alibi.
=
?pxoa, to rule. Inscr. 2350 (iEtolic).
*lvapx?>

of the arms.
?OLYB.
?vayKvXi?o(?yKuXifco),tofasten with the ayKvXrj.
27, 9, 5.
little folding

?va?X?o (??X?o), to contend in.

9Evrj6XrjKoras p?v

r?br?rois

Diod.

iroX?fiois?

ov, ?, (?v?XX?ooo) the name of one of the

?vaXX?KTrjs,
Thorn. Euangel. A,
parts of a bedstead. Apocr.

epaaKeoa
574,

36

aros,

rb, (?v?irro)

outer

garment,

Diod.

covering.

POLYB.

1, 11, p. 15, 34.

to

?vav?poir?o,

rjoo,

(?v?poiros)

to

put

on man9s

with reference to the Incarnation.

7, 43,1.
,45 B. Nie.
1,1131 B.

nature,

Const.

used

Apost.

Philipp, (interpol.) 3. Method.

I, 737 B. Const.
I, 32 D. Athan.

Ignat.

1, 63,

ipaaKrjaavres,

or

train

iprjaKrj?rjs ro?s

Ov8e

Intransitively,

13,1.
evapfia,

to

(?aKeca),

be

exercise

Phil

on.

II,

iepo?s yp?ppaaiv.

trained,

'Ev toiovtois

in.

to

train

Kal rrjkiKovrois

one9s

self.

np?ypaaip

SC. eavrovs.

emrpos, op, (?rpos) full

of steam.

DlOD. 2, 49, p. 161,

I 36.
hberjs, is, wanting, in the sense of wishing, desiring, or
els
! desirous. Herm. Vis. 3, 1 'Ev8e^s Kal (T7rov8a?os
!

rov yv&pai n?pra.

290

yoV\ej??(7y?oc

o?,

?v?cXcxio-fios,
Ex.

Sept.

?,
38

29,

continuance,

(cvbcXexl?o)
K?pirofia

?vbeX?xcia.
A

eV?eXe^to-po?,

29, 42 Guo-?av eV?eXex?rpou,A

offering.

reap

baip?pop.

XOVPTi [^vx^v].

continuai

?pbopvxovaav

*EvcWpos, vofymen, nodus,

Gloss.

meaning

(Sept. 3 Reg.

ligatura.

7, 20

Prov.

bag, airoKOp?iov. Sept.

*EvcWpov ?pyvpiov,A bag of monkey,

?v?ta?eros, ov, (biari?rjfli) residing in, inherent, inborn,

innate. PLUT. II, 44 A IlepiauToXoyias ?vbia??rov
peor?s.

HlPPOL.

ir?vrov

?ebs X?yov

86

334,
irp?rov

o?v

Outos

eworj?els

to?

ev?i?&Tov

qbovrjv, ?XX

p?vos
ov

?iroycvv?,

ep

5895

Tov

COD.

Afr.

init.

612 B.

Ill,
I,

glorious,

rjros, r), (epbogos)

X?yov os

vell.

3 Hap?

130,

r?s ?i?Xovs

Kal irai

Kal oirovbaias,

evbia?crovs

ir?oas,

cv.

ypaqb?v.

HlPPOL. 231 ?Ov?s

biaoaqb?o. Doubtful.

?biov ovroi

Kal Kaivbv Tiv? Kai r?v Mar?aiov

X?ycov Kpvqbi?v

cvbiaoa<j)ovoiv.

tov

cv?vs X?yopev

HOROL.

regular.
Kav?va to?

rpiabiKov

p. 33

ev?iaT?KTou r)xov.

(See also fcos.)

?vbibvoKo ?

?vbvo.

rjp?s K?KKiva.

SEPT.

13,

18

2 Reg.

Oyros

1, 24

T?v

ev?iSucrKovra
ai

eve?i?voTcovro

?vyar?pcs

tov ?aotXeos.
*?vboyevrjs,

es,

bred,

oiKoycvrjs

born

slaves

tj

(ev&ov,

18,
K

a ovopa

oov

KaXXco

rb

the house,

T?

y?vos

rrjs ?beXq^rjs
rj yeyevrjpkvrjs

y?vos

?vboycv?s.

cvboycvr).
oov

home

to home

reference
6

Curt.

evboycvovs

in

with

; commonly

fAoxrjpoovvrjv

prjTp?s

born

yevco?ai)

(vernae).

Kop?oTOV

Lev.

Sept.

e*Kirarp?s

oov

e?o.

?vbopevia

?vbvpevia.

HES.

ROM.

Homil.

Just.

9, 12

Tcov Tais

i^u^ais

a?Tcov

?vbopvxpvv

THEOD.

?aaikecap.

?n?pxoa.
as a title.

gloriousness,

No

CONST.

rrjs arjs ?pbog?rrjros.

iproa?ia.
being

Ill,

15'H

Dion.

9.

12,
Areop.

Coelest.

accommodating, ?v8o

79,

Tryph.

ipbonK&repop,

adverbially.

ipbvpepla. POLYB. 18,

6.
=

hbvp?peia

Ex.

SEPT.
epbop.

epbovxla, as, r), (evbop, ex?) =

POLYB.

ipbvpepla.

1, as

72,

4,

a various

reading.
as,

ivbopevla,

r), (epbop, p?veiv?)

r?

ivbovxla,

Polyb.

4, 72,1.
Concil. VII, 16.

?ni

9Epebvpap&?rj

enmka,

aKevrj r?

5, 81, 3.

Phryn.

himself
II, 34.

Kara rrjv oIkIov.

Balsam,

1 Tim.

NT.

ad

Sept. Ps. 51, 9

avrov, He

rf? parai?rrjTi

in his vanity.

evbvpeveia,

house-furniture,

&aa>, (bvpapis) to strengthen.

kpbvpapoca,

Strengthened

1, 12. Hebr.

epbvrr),rjs, rj, (ipbvr?s) the cloth spread on the holy table

696, 10.
(?yl%rp?nefa). Nie. II, 876 B. Theoph.
Porph.

Cer.

ipbvca, to clothe.

on

on

15,17.
Mid.

the

evbvopai,

SC. t^v

robes.

Eukhol.

aXXore

ev8verat

sacerdotal

? bi?mpos

ovbenore

Kal T& op?poa, elpr)

ro?s op?pois

iffbopvx?o, rjoo, (cvb?fivxos) to lurk, as in a house. Clem.

A?yvnrov.

1, 2.

aipos.

put

ivboutorrjs,ov, ?, (evboi??o) doubter. PhilON. II, 582,19.

Polyb.
ev?ooev,for cvbov,within.
16, 30, 6.
=

cap, r?, =

ipbvpepla,

?vbi?raKros, ov, (cvbiar?ooo)

enapxop

epbog?rrjs.

Hierarch.

18,

=
?vbtaoaqb?o

11

epbog?rarop

epboriK?s,r),op, (epblb pi) yielding,

ov, (bia?rjKrj)
cvbiaor?Kos,
forming part of the Bible, ?vbi?
EUS.
?cros.
3, 25, p. 119, 14. Id. 5, 8 T?v cvbia?rj

Kal

Inscr.

'H vpeT?pa epbog?rrjs. THEOPH. 416,

epboTrjs, rjros, r), the

23 C 2uyKa?

Vit. Chrys.

o"ov

glorio

as a title.

9Ebog?rareavroKp?rop.NOVELL.

ipbog?rrjs,

977 A

14, 4 'Ev

?pbogoraros,

also

ipbogoraraap

614 A

Old Testament.

Pallad.

T&p

Kal Kara

7ravr?s Xoyiop?v.

Sept. Ex.

superlative

'Ica?pprj T& ?pbogoraroa

titul.

rov ?eov

Kara

is used
Kal

Kp?riarop

?pboa?ia,

riva

Trjv

o?aem mKrjp npoalpeaip.

The

most

rjperepap mK<$ ?pbopv

ev emarq)

$apa&.

op, glorious.

epbogos,

2. Forming part of theBible, ?vbi??rjKos.Epiph.

II, 162 A T?s ev?ia&Tous?i?Xovs, The books of the

Kov

10

16,
anep

bogaa?rjaopai

sissimus,

uncertain.)

2. Purse,

biov

eis ttjp

T<?

ipbog?fa (bog?fa), to glorify in.

evdeo-pos, ou, ?, (beofi?s) tie, knot, bandage.

vas

11

11,

continuai

sacrifice.

6,10,

?veyfcparevoprjv

ep ro?s

t&p KvpiaK&p rov

eanepipo?s
okov

2. To invest one with power.

ipeyKparev?prjp,

see

eyKparevopai.

o?Ke?av oroX^v,
3

p.

t&p

ev r&

'Ioreov

eanepip&

aa??arayp

cviavTov.

Theoph.

to

67.

Kal

291

eveBpov

ov,

epebpop,

rb,

ivepyrjs,es, (eptq) active, effective, efficacious. Polyb.

Jos. 8, 19 Kal r? cpebpa
2, 65, 12. 11, 23, 2.
cvepyrjTiK?s,
i), ?v, (?vepy?o) active. POLYB. 12, 28, 6.
So in grammar. Aboll?n.
Leo.
2, 4.
4, 27.
<%12,
Conj. 481, 32 ; op

lying of wait.

bpov, By
egaviarrjaav.
6, =

evebpos,
34
evem

or

MAURIC.

?v?bpa.

Tovs

av

IL&s

rrjs iv rfj np&rrj

exoipi

peva navra

yv&prjs

Diod.

avp?akkopeprjs

eavrio

nap

mraax?p

eyyaarpipv?ov

evbaipoplav
16

x?>pas
b?

'OX?yovs

Boanopiap&p

yecapy&p

11

256,

ground.

rov

Aap?xov

Aore

np&rov

rjp?v els

vp&v

viov

rov

9Aa?vbpov

Kvplov rjp&v.
as,

ivipyeia,

r), influence

ApOST.

20

12,

8,

of

the Devil.

b? m?aplarjs

Tovs

rov

?k rrjs
ivepye?as

novrjpov,from the influence of the evil one. Eus. 3,

26 Trjs bia?okiKrjs ivepye?as, Of the influence of the
Devil.

Apophth.

baipovicav,

T<3v ipepyovPToav
H,

4,

se.

*Evepyrj?els,

theDevil.
To

es,

?vcpev?fjs,
?veor?s,

grammar.

says
vnb

Satan

rov

ivepyrj?rjpai.
tov

ALEX.

1193

APOCR.

Nicod.

y?p

rovs

to Hades.

8iaj9?Xov,

evil

vnb

ix?p&v.

'Evrjpyrjaa

the

'iovSa/ovs
Leimon.

Being

Kai
168

instigated

by

cause.

(?)evyeip piae?a?ai
aros,

rb,

42, 7, et alibi.
Ta avp?alpopra

Just.

Kara

X?yov
?el

?tovv

iprjpyrjaap

(ipepy?ca)

Diod.
aoi

Apol.

2,

navras

anovb??opras

kSv

work.

4, 51, p. 295, 47.

&s ?yao?

POLYB.

2,

Barn.

19

np?abegai,

suf

POLYB.

cv viols

the present

in

tense,
22.

638,

Gen. 12, 3

Sept.

a? qbvXal rrjs yrjs.

ir?oai

in.

rejoice

rrjv

9, 8.

32,

in Bekker.

to

evevqbpaivero

?vcvqbpaivero

Prov.

Sept.

olKovficvrjv

8,
Kal

ovvrcXeoas,

?v?p?irov.

cvcx^paopa,aros, to, (?ve^up?^co)

pledge, a thing pawned.
Ex.

Sept.
rov

26

22,

'Evcxvpavpa

to

?vexvp?orjs

?p?nov

irXrjoiov.

cvcxvpi??o= cvexvp??o. POLYB. 6, 37, 8. ANTEC. 4,

6, 7, p. 611.
=

evexvpiCo,

ioo,

(eve^upov)

ASTER.

325

ov

Tos,

r?pvovras

pot,

give

Act.

in

; to promise.

pledge

on yevrjorj roiov

robs rrjv ?b?v

ai?WtfiJvai

9.

Philipp.

ooi

rrjs

ov, to, =

?vexvpifialov,

to

"Iva be ris ooi

?vexvpi?rj

??Xeis, dir?

evoc?eias

APOCR.

?vcxypaofia.

PHRYN.

ev?xvpov.

?vexvpos (as if from ev?xvpos), adv. safely, in safety.

Arrian.
Peripl. Mar. Erythr. 43 Mrjb?v cyyvrcpov
?vexypos

?copelo?ai.

ev?obos, ov, (?obiov) having figures of animals painted or

carved upon it. Theoph. Cont. 896.
ev?a,

for

MON.

co, wherewith,
64 MeT?

rb

denoting
Kavoai

ev?a ?qbeiXev
oqboyyioai

o?balpopes.

$Lct, deed,

ipepyrjpara

tovs

Kal mKiap

ev ffoi

(evqbpaivo),

"Ore

pr) yivco

evepyovfievov

se. xp?vos,

Thrax

'EveuXoy^?^o-ovrai

7,

*Hv b? ?

?fei.
?pev?rjcis.

?pev?rjs,

Dion.

rov

os

bcivbs,

o, (eviorrjfii)

?ros,

cvexvpiaopa

(See also ivepyovpevos.)

onoaabrjnore

ferings.

(20),

3,12,1

by

bia?okov

DlD.

of

9Evepyrj?evra

also

OlarprjkaTovpepoi

bia?okov.

avrrjp ?op?rcav

avr?v,

iaravpcaaav

?pipyrjpa,

548

Apost.

worked
tov

; said

instigate

1, 5. 26

Apol.

'Y7ro

?v avro?s

ipepyovpros

e'v?pyeiav,

Const.

Being

78

ALEX.

Euangel.

influence,

JUST.

Tryph.

spirits.

2.

in,

bia?okos.

t&v

ALEX.

to

and his agents.

lO ivepy&v

tov

se.

the agency of theDevil,

to work
?vepy?ca, rjaca,

Kal vnb

7 Kar'

Poemen.

bia?okov, Through
the Devil

ckcIvos ovro

oTcetv, cl irpbs 'Avtcoviov

31

Const.

8,

?Ka??prov.

irvevfi?rov

o? ?vepyo?pevoi. ATHAN. I, 843 D

LTpoe'X?eTe

eycv(f>paivop,ai
or agency

tV?

by

possessed

8, 6, 4 Ev?ao?e

rjoo, (e?Xoy?co) to bless in.

IveuXoye'co,

vvpobrjp rrjv ?vyarepa

eveKev tov

one

energumen,

Const. Apost.

spirit.

?vepyo?pevoi

baijiov

the sake of employing them as tillers of the

epem,for

ov, ?, (?vepy?o)

an unclean
o?

255,

t&p

to ira?rjriKos.

evepyovpcvos,

1, 80 Ta yew&

npbs

Adm.

PORPH.

Ant.

epem rrjs
nokvap?peon?as,

ig ?v?yKrjs

rpi<f>ovaiv

Eust.

rrjs

the sake of.

Kal n?keoap.

ripas

evem

iaropovpivrjs.

&s ravrrjs piyiara

ipe

'e?

posed

to.

regard

r&v ?aaikei&v

2. For, for

re

with

eveKev, concerning,

613 A

20

35,

rjroi iyKpvpjiara.

eve&povs,

Xeyop?vovs

Num.

SEPT.

ipebpa.

ev?dSio?

ev??bios,

clean

a, ov,

home-made,

(ev?a,

the
rov

instrument.
(f>ovpvov

rbv qbovpvov,
After

the oven, he could notfind

he. should

avrov

Xei
ovx

he had

cvpev
heated

that (the mop) with which

the oven,
ev??bc)

of domestic

belonging

manufacture.

here,
Porph.

made
Cer.

here,
473.

evdairrt?

evvakio?
292

?p??nrca(??nroa), to bury in. DlOD. 1, 66.

?p??piop,ov, rb, the socket of a candlestick?

?v?poviaoriKOs). They were expected to contain the

doctrinal opinions of the writer. Euagr.
4, 4.

Sept. Ex.

38 (37), 22.
ov,

ep?ovaiaarrjs,

6,

Theoph.

*Ep?ov

sect,

ovb? ?Xev?epos

242.

eore

ets

as a

bishop,

977

?p?po

(from

evi

o?k

?v Xpicrrcp

PALAEPH.
or instatt,

carl

"Oti

Col.

3,

b? ?Xrj??s

evi

rrjs ?yias

plfa.
Also, to institute, as an abbot ; the institutor being
a bishop. EUKHOL. p. 184 Kal ip?popi?fa avrbpp?aop

ovk

enl

rrjs iKKkrjalas
T?Orjaiv
bovkos

tov

To

be?pa)

(6

'Ev0povia?erai
els rjyovpevov

Kal

povrjs

Codin.

Nie.

ivopoPiaariKos,

'Ev?JpoviaoriKol

CHAL. 1568 B.

iv?poviapos.

to

Substantively,

1149

care

is;
liions

brethren.

toioutov.

1212

baipov,

Eukhol.
I, 504 D

evi

For

the

oo?rjvai,

about

enthronization

eveori,

represents

not

who

Nestorius.
Xpi

?beXfyol

eH ovyKXrjros
40

Colob.

ovk

''Evi

evi iroXv.

19

721,
cannot

but

; Is

a??a

fier?voia,

1 'E?v

Xoius
95

T? evi,

Zosimus ? what
*AXXa>s y?p

be saved

the

evi.

op?obo^os

LEIMON.

now, father

Chron.
ye

evi Ne

Tis

know

?eopeiv,

[It is to be observed here

avkka?at.

Ev?povioriKal
ipopopiaariK?p,

the matter

?cotokov

rrjs

it is not a public sight, my Chris

Johann.

o?v ovk ion

EPHES.

straw
evi

1, 17.

1508 C Ai? o?

part,

ovk

eortv,

onavoi, It isfaith,
Apophth.

my

not

*
a??a Z?oipc ; What
D?MASO.

ipopopianms.

X?yoi,

cy?

vfiels

Jacob.

1153

(536),

ovk o?ba, For

11.

there any hope of repentance, father?

Consecration, as of a holy table.

rj, ?p,

Can.

Const.

89,15.148.

=
ev?poviaapos, ov, 6\
1613 A.

or?pios

tian

(rrjs be?vos).

as a church.

consecrate,

p. 451 A.

X?yei,

6 iepop?vaxos

CONST.

aipeois.

Nestorius

avrov,
?

Kal

Kaiv?v,

rrjs ae?aaplas

noipiva
2.

?eov

to nakkiov

Kal inalpcap

blobpov,

akko

avr&

evi

7r?vres y?p

Mapias

X?ycov, ?ircl evi ?XXos u??s. Chal.

NT.

ovk evi ?o?Xos,

Kal ?rjXv

?pocv

?irb

?r?x?rj

exists.

is,

ovb? "EXXrjv

9lrjoov.

1 T?

14,

est,

dpi),

O?K evi 'Iou?a?os,

3, 28

Gal.

called

THEOD. IV,

Elirai.

, to enthrone

?a

of

11.

99,

ep?popi?fa,

name

the

also Meo-oraXiavoiand

O?

enthusiast.

(ip?ovai?fa)

the Enthusiasts,

aiaara?,

to

evi, equivalent

is
ovk

vfias

otherwise.

that the classical

later

and

evi
evi

Byzantine

stands simply for eori.]

123, 3.
fee, paid by the bishop ordained. Novell.
funeral
prayers
?p?poplfa, laca, (?popos) to enthrone, install, ep?popi?fa. eviavoia, ov, r?, (?viavotos)
anniversary,
a
after
the
burial.
tois
Const.
Apost.
DlOD. II, 595, 97 'Ev0povi?bplvov
?aaikelois.
year
8,
\ .offered
'
42.
also
In ecclesiastical Greek, it is commonly used with
evvara,
TcooapaKoor?,
(See
rpira.)
to the enthronization of bishops.

reference
ApOST.

8, 5, 5

Kal

rfj

eca?ep

ep?popi?ia?a>

Const.

eis r?v avr&

I*eviavr?s, with the rough breathing, implied in KAOE

NIAYTON, that is, Kacf ?viaur?v. INSCR. 2448, VI, 25.

biaqbipoprar?nop, And in the morning let him be en- j ?Was, i), ?v, (eis) singular, in grammar.
in Bekker.
Vit. Chrys.
throned in his proper place. Pallad.
635, 29.
See
?vcor?s.
54 F. Chal. 1608 A.
eviorrjpi,
|
see.
I evK?Xirios =
2. To consecrate, as a holy table. Eukhol.
eyK?Xirios, which
a
as
of
ov, (?yKpivo,
evKpirrjpios,
ep?popiapos, ov, 6, (ip?poplfa) enthronization,
Kpirrjs) meaning
1568 B.

bishop, ip?popiaapos. Chal.

2.
Concil.

as

Consecration,
VT,

ep?popioTiKos,

31

of

9Ep?popiapbs

rj, ?p,

(ip?poplfa)

church.

ad

Balsam,

iKKkrjalas.
inaugural,

kvXipeviorrjs
?vXifiv?(o,

ip?popiaari

9Ep?popiariml

Inaugural

letters,

letters

sent by a newly ordained patriarch to the other

the same as 'EvtfpoviaoriKolXoyot (see
patriarchs;

=
acra,

oph. Cont.
or

k?s.
avkka?al,

1104

INSCR.

Tous

(Xipvrj)

to

form

not

Thrax

very

clear.

oucovs.

?vKpirrjpiovs

eXXipevior^s.

Dion.

JuL.

Afr.

a marsh

50.
or

pool.

The

383, 9 jvXipvacr?ijvai, to become a marsh

pool.

nine times. Hippol.

53.
cvvOKis
(?w?a),
worth
? Porph.
nine
coins
?w?Xios, a, ov, (cwca)
473.

(See also ?|?Xios, ?rr?Xios, oktoXios?)

Cer.

to,

ov,

kppaovyKiop,
drans.

(eWa,

Novell.

novem

ovyKi'a)

do

unciae,

rarov

on

(epparos)

the ninth

Polyb.

day.

36

53,9.
rj, op, ninth.

epparos,

Substantively.

Ta

(a)

eppara, fu

Const.

Apost.

42.

8,

also

(See

r? nepl

Id.

rrjp raqbrjp.

AesCHIN.

p.

73,

eppara

Ta

9Ek?&p els r? eppara,

86,

26

the

Poll.

146.

8,

eppara

r?

ruptions

the

The modern Greeks

r?

into
of

also

Compare

of the Romans.

Pilat.

novemdialis

or pi?pepa,

Laod.

8, 34,1.

r), ?p, (evve?s)

Tov

53

HlPPOL.

cor

In

18.

nonarius,

of

the number

nine.

Did. Alex.

272 A

eo

13

22,

'Ev rrj X^P? M

22,

?aoa,

ipoiKi?fa,

(IpoIkiop)
108

Homer.

Leg.

f), ?p,

?poikik?s,

the night

eppvKTepevir
to

let,

rent,

23

9Eppoaevovaa

oph.

Cont.

ipoiKtok?yos,
of

rents.

429,

?poikik?,

in.

POLYB.

aap.
lease,

as

'EvoiKoXoyos,

60,

insularius,

iponrplCopai,

Hierarch.
iaopai,

ov, (ovoia)

to, =

a house.

Ty-

rent,

house-rent.

The

oneness.

16, 28, 8 'Evc?p

4, 5, v.

1.

epoimk?yos.

collector
Gloss.

rich,

Ignat.

to look in a mirror.

SERIES.

4866

Areop.

38

14. Phila

Ephes.

152.
Theoph.

wealthy.

504,18.

Can. Apost.

ck iraibov

jia?rjoeis

85.

Iren.

ovvav^ovoai

De Myster.

the Incarnation,

irapovoia,

1054 B.

Alex.

10, 5,

Epiph.

oUovofiia,

1,1103

?vav?p?irrjois.

B.

the Incarnation.

Const.

HI,

768 B.

rovTO

Kai

?voir?opai

b? ?v avr?

one. Dion.

?voKoXicvopevos

ov

irapev??ros,

oir?opai.

SEPT.

?XX9
Job.

Method.

376

?vorjp?vrpos.
40,

25

'EvcriTo?vrat

c?vrj.
rprjoci

plva, quid

Sept.

Job.

40,

19.

?vorcpvi(opai, ioofiai, (or?pvov) to lay up in the breast ;

cEvo7roi?s bvvapis.

(evonrpov)

VOL. VII. NEW

coenacularius,

viUicus.

1, 1

Polyb.

INSCR.

opfiioKOs?

Hippol.

2 Ai y?p

*H evoapKos

ivonoi?s, ?v, (els, noiica) making

Coelest.

Polyb.

Synes.

Kaipovs.

ov,

?voppiov,

'H evoapKos
to house-rent.

keyca)

ad Con

by oath.

?vorjp?vrpos (orjpavrpov), adv. by design.

ov, 6, (?poIkiop,

Anaphor.

Balsam,

Iren. 1, 10,
evoapKos,ov, (o-?p?) in theflesh, incarnate.
1. Method.
397 D. Eus. 1, 4. 5. V. C. 3, 41.
280 B.
Aster.

3,

22.

Basilic.

C.

rfj yfrvxHcvovvrai avrrj. Iambl.

p. 176, 17.

pic. 79, p. 288, to be rented.

r?

evcor?ras

delph. (interpol.) 8.

ipo?Ki??ea?ai.

(e'vo?Kiov) pertaining

Substantively,

Apocr.

115

I, 2.

1, 2, 6. Frag.

Jer.

to pass

(wKrepevca),

Ant.

cv?o, ooo, (els) to unite, join.

Ip ra?s Kebpois.
ippvKrepevoa

A,

?vovoios,

to his being deeply

eppoposUavkos, with reference

versed in the Jewish law.
Sept.

Scymn. 832 Biov

diocese.

parish,

Petr.

ev?rrjs, rjros, rj, (ets)

eppeoaaevoa.

Adm.

(A. D. 115).

16, 7,1.

4.

evopp.iv for

mpopa.

ewea8iKov

Porph.

regularly.

?vopp?o (?pp?o), to be at anchor in a harbor.

16, 29, 13.

(See also capa.)

eppopos, op, skilled in the law.

ippoaaevca

rj, (opos)

firjoev els rovs

the Ritual,

ipprjprjs,eos, r), (ippia) a vessel with nine banks of oars.

Polyb.

?vopbivos,

?vopp?o (?pp?o), to rush in.

the ninth canonical hour.

ippeabims,

of

557.

THEOPH.

?vbi?raKros.

regular,

evopKiop?s, ov, ?, (evopKos) a binding

Epist. 67, p. 209 B.

ippearjpepa.)

Apost.

adv.

?u. Const.

(b) CH epp?rrj,se. &pa, the ninth hour of the day.

Const.

1,

Epist.

Kal vircpr?rrjv

rrjv ?popov

?voirrpi?opc?a

ov, (opbivos)

as,

?vopia,

for

have changed

?ppi?rjpepa,

ippi?pepa,

Rom.

b9 evopeiov.

the dead offered on the ninth day after the burial.

coena

Clem.

?vopeios,ov, (opos) on themountains.

enrjpeym.

sacrifices

Kaoap?

eXatov]

103, 21.

Kal rSKka

enolrjaa

[to

avrov.

?vopbivos,

46 (37) "E?a^?

Kal r? eppara

iy& avrbp', Kal r? rplra

rrj oyfrei irapcxci

in a mirror.

rovrov

Ai?

?vopbivos,

reaaapa

ipiavaia,

Koar?, rplra. Compare Isae. Menecl.

see as

To

oyfnv

neral prayers offered on the ninth day after the burial.

*E7reiTa

?voirrpioao?ai.

2.

3,

pvi?ofiat

696 A

II,

1.

38,

op,

a,

ipparaios,

vo-T

293

hvaovyteiov

Plut.

to embrace.

Const.

Apost.

1, Prooem.

'Evorep

eva
294fiaros

t?v

vtorpevoi
avrov.

Rom.

Clem.
avrov

X?yovs
Hes.

avrov.

(?io?ov

IGNAT.

e^cov

Isidorus

Alex.

Clem.

apud

Const.

Apost.

terpol.) 4.

Athan.

3,

3.

5,

Job.

23,

Ignat.

Antioch.

ov,

?vraXrrjpios,

evroXr). SEPT.

orders

with

to do

Sept.
Matt.

ov,
NT.

burial.
pov

50,

12

26,

evra<?>iaop?s,

opov

Gen.

E?KHOL.

authorizing.

IIp?s

?,

'Evrac^t?o-ai

t?

evraqbi?oai

rerrjprjKcv

12,

7 Eis

p.

; to

irar?pa

rrjv

pe.

tous

IvreuKTiK?s,

for

rjp?pav

rov

evrac/>ia

rj, ?v,

burier,

25 A

1.

1 Tim. 2,1.
Eus.

Inscr.

evrip?co,

Sept.

ircvrrjKovra

Ovk

14

eKToplas,

evvovxos.

'Evrei^t

Just. Apol.
1,1, 4.

Polyb.

to honor.

?v 6<f)?aXfio1s oov,

Sept.
t?v
let

74,

9,1, 3.

my

1,

Reg.

bovXov
life

oov tovtov
and

the

Ovb?

Sept. Lev.

19,
vp&v.

evroplbas.
albio

reverence,
ov pr)

?porbv

noki?s

evrpan&pev

ivrpan&.
nokvxpo

18, 2 Tov ?ebp pr)

Luc.

pr) ivrpen?pevos.

ashamed,

Sept.

alaxvpopai.
enr?

IGNAT.

rjpepas.

aros,

to,

Num.

12,
12.

Magnes.

Ps.

eprv?op,

delight,

GeOPON.

yap pot

7roXXaKis,

b? Kal nepl
read,

book,

1, 7.

Inscr.

k. t. X.

t&p ?rekei&p,

as

12,

as a king.

Ibid,

I was

O? epTvyx?popres,
T&p evrvyxavovrc?v
4.

Plut.

aga,

=
r),

Alex.

iprvklaaoa.

rjn?rrjaav.

ATHAN.

bi
I,

1, 3,
JuST.

584 A

To?s

THEOPH.
ALEX.

eprevgis.

avyKporovpres

690 C.
thy servants be precious in thy sight.
*Oti
43
Apost.
Const.
8,
(titul.)
evroXr),rjs, r),prayer.
| epvnpi??opai,

POLYB.

to?s vnopprjpaai.

Did.

782,

I, 358

^5

B.
1, 35,

iprevgopevois.
834,

549

seq.

20.
Ai/ca-/

?r?jcrcav,

Chrys.

XI,

life of thesefifty

?a?rjp,

(ipvnviop)

to dream,

1, 42.

Apol.

yvvaimploav
et

'Eve

10.

CONT.

Alex.

evrvxias

26

line

petitioned.

?vayiv?o-K?.

readers.

GlOSS.

4957, 5. 46

2vyyp?ppaai (pikoa?o^oap
ivervyxaV V' H

arrjpia

Sept.

pleasure.

GlOSS.

Ivrv?os.

ivrv?os.

?vTvyx?vca,to petition,

evrvxta?

68,

'EpTpv<f>r)paTa vi&p ?p?p&ncap.

ov, to, =

as,

26.

34,

15, 34.

(ivrpv(j>?ca)

ov, rb, =

To

Sept.

alaxvprj.

1 Cor. 6, 5.

NT.

2, 8

ePTvk?fa,
13

21

21, 37.

rjs, r), shame,

ivrpvobrjjia,

2.

1,

THE

iv r& a&pari

respect,

regard,

32,

evTpanrjaerai

revx?rjp

cvrvx?a.

supplication,

4957,10.

p. 38,

evrpopos, op, (rp?pos) in terror, trembling. Sept. Ps. 76,

I
19 "Evrpoposiyeprj?rjr)yrj,The earth trembled.

evrv?ov,

PALLAD.

supplicatory.

Kal rj j^xr)
'Evripco?TJTC? rj 'j'vxfj pov
t?v

to

Job.

To feel

evrv?iop,

4,12.

c?o-co, (evTipos)

1, 32,

ov mrarcpovaiv

avr&v

10 Mrjb? npea?vrov

2,

Htppol.

2. Reading, perusal.

Diod.

en"! ^vxJ

Troiqo-ere

(evrpenca),
SEPT.

2.

'EvreuKmousXijSeXXous,
pe

written

r), petition,

ov

'E7t1 T?s a?pms

'Evervxov

(?vrvyx?vo)

eunuch,

<f>o?ovpepos Kal ?v?pcanov

A
cos,

NT.

Eccl.
undertaker.

titions.
cvrev?is,

'Evropi8as

21,

8. 20.

burial;

t?Vous.

Chrys. 4 E.

Vit.

28

epTponr),

Strab. 11, 11, 3.

Gen. 50,2.
to
wall
Scymn. 299
in, tofortify.
evreixyio,
o?vrov

avrov.

avro.

o?, o, (evTac/uafco)

?vra(j)iaorrjs,

t?v

preparation

(evrac/>ia?a>)

Joan.

order,

318.

Cont.

Sap.

anything.

?vraqbi??o, ?crco, (evr?o^ios) to pi'epare for funeral

bury.

oph.

evTp?nopai

673 Tp?pp,a ?vr?Xrrjpiov,A license (from a bishop)

authorizing a presbyter to confess (shrive).

NT.

commission,

92.

passage.

plovs. NT. Matt.

(eWXXopai)

441, 11.

evropis, >8os, r), (ivr?pvca)gash, incision.

of an

184, 10.

Adm.

Porph.

evreraXpevos.

432, 13.

Can.

ov, 6, (evrepvca)

evroplas,

(in

theforager

commandment,

adv.

Afr.

r), narrow

rjs,

pai.

(evraXfia),

Theoph.

(?vTokrj) mandatum,

Cod.

charge.

commissioner,

(evrokimv)

i
?vav?poinj

12.

?vraXpariK?s

ov, to,

ivTopr),

body.

I, 50 D.

aros, rb, (evr?XXopai)

rj evroXai,

of the cataracts of the Nile.

o?pKoois,

?vrayiorp?ros, ov, 6, (rayi(o) pabulator,

216.
army. Phoc.
evraXpa,

the

in

being

6,

1313 D.

Ephes.
ivrokimv,

4, 26, p. 189.

767,18.

the Incarnation,

Particularly,

orepvois.)

the

ecos, r), (?voofiaroo)

?voop?roois,

(Compare

Eus.

?vo?fiaros, ov, (o?pa) corporeal.

ois.

ev

ov,

ePTokimpios,

MAR-

ovb?v &<j>ekovai ppe?ai

?VejSe?s rekevT&vras

prayers for the dead.

robs

npoo?xovrcs

ircpiirrv??pevos.

'O Xpiarbv

tovs

9Evarcpvio?ficvos

rjrc rois oirX?yxvois.

?orcpviofi?voi

'Evorepvicr?pevos,

TYR.

1,

Epist.

?iripcX?s

14,

5,

ewirvid?ofiai

opeip&aaca

or ovei

295
e?aepo?

ewirviao-fio?

Sept.

paireo.
loor)(f>
2. To

12.

28,

37,

b?

'EvurrviacrtVis

ApOST.
(pvoiv.

salacious

els

dreams.

Eukhol.

cwirviao??vra.

iep?a

6, 27,

2 O?k

6, 27,

CONST.

(Compare
fii?vai Mvarai

?vet'pco?ts

O?Ve

?,

Hier.

salacious

(?wirvi??opai)

?,

dreaming.

(?wirvi??ofiai)

ov, (viroyp?<j)o)

Gen.

Sept.

avrov.

ov,

eworpov,

cos,

evoois,

The

union.

cK bvo

(\>voeov

oeos

pcr?

X?yov

Cont.

372,

fjworpov.

Sept.

union

of

the

D.

Euagr.

153

Amphil.

Ohrist.

Aaj3o>v

Theoph.

rb, the maw,

rbv

ycyevrjo?ai

b? rrjv evooiv

as a docu

subscribed,

signed,
744

598.

THEOPH.

e'? Ibioxdpov

373.
3.

natures

two

in

'OfioXoy?

rrpb rrjs ev?

rjfiov

: said

qbvoiv opoXoy?

by

190 B

I,

ioopai,

cvori?opai,

Num.

r?v

Trj ev?oet

23,

(ovs

otos)

18.

Ps.

1 Ta prjpar?

5,

to.

hearken

ear,

pov

?v?noai,

KVplC.
cvotik?s,

i), ?v, (?v?co)

Plut.

II, 428 A.

T?

rov

?voriKov

causing

to union.

conducive

union,

878 A.
Zrjvovos,

Formula

of

Con

the emperor Zeno's address to the inhabitants

of Egypt, Libya, and Pentapolis, in which he recom
cord;

mends concord among the churches.

1089

T?

Xey?pevov

<f>?vrjoiv irpbs

rovs

cvotikov.

AXc?avbp?as

Const.

EuAGR.

3,

yp?cpei,

rjvirep

(536),

12

IEpocr
cvotikov

K kXt]K .

ounce.

six.

Inscr.

Porph.

Cer.

689,

21.

Suid.

2rarrjp

....

Kai rb ???yiov Kal rb ?uyiov. ZONAR. II, 203 (Paris

ad Concil. Nie. I,
46. Balsam,
edition). Typic.
with the hands behind. Theoph.
e'f?yKcova(?yKcov),adv.
"AXXous b? c?kooiv ?^?yKova

brjoavres.

Redeeming

4, 26 To

to

Kepbavriov

avv

napbv

rrj rov Xpiarov

npoaixovres

bi? pi?s

?aaapcap,

ecas, r), confession

to

egayopevca,
5

rrjp al&piop

said

confess,

r?s

n?aas

?voplas

inl

9Egayopevca

vi&v
vi&v

?paprlais

Sept.
21

16,

t&v

?p?prrjpa.

Nehem.
9, 2

'laparjk.

326

Lev.

'E^ayopevV?i

laparjk.

y?pevaav r?s ?paprlas avr&p. BASIL.

SC. rb

272

III,

penitent.

rrjv ?paprlav.

'Egayopevaei

avrov

the

of

Basil.

Trjp igay?pevaip rrjs

Damasc. I, 601 D.

II,
?paprlas. Chrys. XII, 766 B.

5,

x?^PLTl t&p

&pas

sins.

of

118 D

9Egrj

295 B

Ill,

*E?ayopevu)V

rrjv

ibiav napavoplav.

igayp?pparos, ov, (eg, yp?ppa) composed of six letters, as

the word IH20Y2. Iren. 1, 15, 2.
as
ig?ypappos, ov, (eg, ypappr)) weighing sex scripula,
ChRON.

9 Nopiapa

706,

eg?ypappov

?pyvpovv.

igay&yiov, ov, rb, (?gaycayrj)duty on exports. JOSEPH.

Ant. 14, 10, 6. EDICT. 13, 15 Tov rov igaycaylov
rirXov.

niece, ?bekcfaibrj.J?ST.
rjs, r), (abekqb?s,abek(?>rj)
egabek(?>rj,
Tryph.

49

2. Female

cousin,

Quin. 54. Theoph.

18 ig?bekqbai.
eg?bekqbos,

ov, o,

Mal.

Phryn.

the

eg?epos,

ov,

(?rjp)

Substantively.

this

sense,

thus,

penult;

Porph.

242,11.

(?bek(j)os,

classical Greek

In

mvao?plva.
on

accented

avrov.

rrjs igabektprjs

Opxovpivrjs

?bekobrj)

cousin,

it is

igabikobrj.

Adm.

207,

mao?pwos',

in

Sept. Tobit.

1, 22. 11, 17.

Thessal. Capt. 381,

avenios.
44, 17. Eust.

19 Hp<Sros ig?bek(f)os,First

17.

579

igayopa(?pevoi,

GREG. NYSS.

regularly

5128, 28 ???oiv, a dative plural.

the sixth part of an
e'|?yiov, ov, rb, (?^?s) sextula,
e?, sex,

C.

a coin.
Zeno9s

one9s self.

igayopa?opepoi.

egayopevaas,

fiovaC?vrov.
to give

3,

prjqbe ?veipivos.)

mreobp?povp

mkaaiP

1, 6

conciliation, reconciliation. Greg.

Metaphorically,

SEPT.

Kal bUrj

egay?pevais,

18.

Deut.

1,

Kvpiov

fiiav

?wiroypaqbov
21.

Gal.

(Compare Anton.

6 ?los

2 Kai

mapiK&p

Euthyches.
Naz.

the time.

?paxvs

POLYC.

ment.

3,

(b) To deliver one's self from anything. Martyr.

37, 19.
cwir?ypa(j)os,

5 Tov mipbv

4,

evkoyiarla
dreamer.

NT.

to redeem for

igayop??opai, (a)

Col.

b9 okov

6, 33.

Catech.

o?,

?wirviaorrjs,

Polyb.

4,5.

Mid.
NT.

?v?po

ransom.

to redeem,

(improving)

o?,

Cyrill.

to buy of any one.

(?yop?fa)

Metaphorically,
13.

?v?poirov

bvvarai

fii?vai

ovcipoyubs

592

p.

'y'vxrjv. )

?wirviaofios,

i gay opa
fa
42,2.

have

AKoXov?ia

irov

Gen.

ewirviov.

in

(a)

the

To

cousin.

open

air,

vnai?pos,

ig?epov, hall.

vnal?pios.

Mal.

287.

296
efjaerios

Porph.

Cer. 20, 13.

Sept.
See

Jer.
also

14

22,

Codin.

'Ynep&a

128,18.

?kovjSitov.)

141,12.
PORPH.

egairrjs.

Cer.

Theophil.

459,

Autol.

?ga?vpica=
17, 6.

2,12.

uncertain.

also

as

same

&p, oi,

epithet

their

46.

9Eir ovoy

at

meetings

in the

as

eE?aKioviov,

they

'E^cokiov?toi,which
Mal.
325, 10. The
6, 8. Soz. 8, 8.)
Out. POLYB. 4, 5, 6

(See also Socr.

egamkov?ica (?mkov?eoa), tofollow

9laK&?.

aneppa

?gOKTcap, capos

opos,

I, 201 B.

3 nSv

28,

ig?kkayr), rjs, r), difference.

7rpos r? Xeirovpyuc?

collector

exactor,

Novell.

npevpara

128, 5.
Did. Alex.
ig?kkayrjp

of

tov

egaXkop.

POLYB.

6, 7, 7

Theoph.
with

??av?orpoqba,
12

682,

tail

his
avrbv

'EK?oVav

rrjv

Kparovvra

by way

face
em

ovp?v

bridle.

of

second-cousin.

Polyb.

6,

rjyejiov,

six

axes,

with

POLYB.

praetor.

cE?a7r?XeKus orparrjy?s,

33, ly 5. Diod.

106, 6.
noun

reference

2,

24,

Id.

'E^a?reXeKUs rjycji?v.

II, 519, 82. Sometimes

is omitted:

orparrjy?s

6.

Polyb.

3, 40,

11

3,

the

Acvkios

cov.

??a7TcXeKus

'E?air?XeKvs

pr

?pxrj, praetura,

torship.

Polyb.

3,

40, 9.
e^airX?o,

ooa,

Vis.

taxes.

T^v

3,
=

(?irXoo)

to

spread

out,

as a cloth.

Herm.

'E^jprXcdpevov X?vov Kapir?oiov.

c?airivrjs.

e^aTrooTeiX?piov,

ov, rb,

Sept.

Lev.

(?^airoorcXXo,

21,

4.

Num.

??airooreiXov)

4, 20.
in the

a troparion said or sung just before the

Ritual,
Lauds (aivot). [The troparion said or sung just
before the Lauds during Lent is called qborayoyiKov

?yepprjrov

'E^?XXovs

cent.

per

Id. 3, 7,1.

7r?XeKus) with

(e?,

six

semissis,

ovyK?a)

(e?,

I 3, 40,14.

Tr?pas

from any other. Hence,

eg?kkos, op, (?kkos) different
choice, fine, exquisite, superb. Sept. 2 Reg. 6, 14
otoX^v

expulsion.

back-foremost.

??av?orpo<f)a

rb,

cE^aircXcKvs

???iriva

549 A

from,

to the Roman fasces.

X?yov.

'Ev8e8vKws

o,

i?air?XcKvs,

23, 10 Tis e'^

IgaKpi?aCerai.
or

tail.

2,13, p. 259.

Antec.

b? M?XXtos

Num.
Job.

ov,

c^aovyKiov,

e?jpoiap avalai.

igaKpi?oca. Sept.

r) ???pxjvos*

2,6.

also

oph. 271, 6.

Trjv ?gaKokov?rjaovaap

adv.

the ass's

holding

away

Ka?rjjicvov

ass's

the

months,

IV, 1029 C.

?v?orao?s. NT. Phil. 3, 11.

oayparopevov

avrov,

et alibi.

47,

to the Arians

given

Called
of Constantinople.
see. Theod.
IV, 237 D.

Kpi?aaaro

to have churches within the walls

were not allowed

to

ovov

six

driving

(c^avaorpc<?>o),

11

SIX months

months,

2,35,4.

2, 21,9.

628,

Constantino

the Great, because they used to

religious

=
egaKpi?afa

near

place
Codin.

'e^oki?viov.
an

2. Resurrection,

com

Cer. 462,19.

r),

3 Reg.

Sept.

9lopar)X.

six

of

?^av?^ios, ou, ?, (avenios)

ov, to, Hexacionion,

reign of Theodosius

Athan.

Polyb.

to sin.

rov

6,1.

space

Const.

cos,

| ?^av?orao?s,

11,

rerpaKav?tyXos.)

'E?aKiov?rai,

avrbs

I, 89 A.

c(aXXa

u^iotov

32, 25, 7.

of

Proteuangel.
the

tov

to make

(e^?prjvos)

to,

ov,

??av?oTpo(j>a

Apparently

Porph.

pounded of eg and mv?fjkia.

ov,

Apocr.

towards

igamv?rjka,

the

a,

I Epiph.

six paschal

eg. Polyb.

??vpica strengthened by

oav, r?, meaning

'E^aKi?viov,

old.

to sin,

irepl rrjv rpo(j)r)v ?iro

Eis

rov Xa?v pov

Ef-rjpapres

?t-afirjviaios,

???firjvov,

H igarjpeposrrjs bioKaiprjalpov,The first

days. Porph. Cer. 241, 18.

Tryph.

to cause

16,

Particularly, the six days of the creation. Phil on.

I, 69, 9. Eus. 5, 13, p. 227. Id. 5, 27, p. 251.
Id. 6, 22.

hold

blasphemies.

110

???XXos,adv. of .^oXXos. Polyb.

15.

egafjpepos,ov, (rjpipa) consisting ofsix days.

Substantively, r) egafjpepos, the space of six days.

ple,

XaX?v,

egapapr?vo,

a, ov,=

(See

JUST.

viro

r?v

rjyovpivovs

b? Kal iroiKiXas

??aXXovs

Xavocis.

cxciv rovs

belv

vireXa?ov

?o?rjras

rarropevov,

?vplai.

(b) Ta ig?epa, the open air, the open country, the

fields, r? vnai?pa. THEOPH. 720. THEOPH. CONT.

egainos,

pev

(Compare

btear?kpiva

pmiar?

e?airoaTeikapiOP

as the imperative e'farr?oreiXov,

(which see). And
send out, occurs in nearly all the qborayoyiK?, it is

oa>
297
%

?^airoa-r?kXa

natural

to suppose
applied

originally

that

name

the

was

to what

1569 B.

was

eganoareik?piov

afterward

called

qbcara

yayyiKov.J
to

e^aTToo-Te'XXc? (?noarikkca),

send

send away, dismiss.

Sept.
et
alibi.
11,1.
4, 84, 3,

to

out,

Polyb.

14, 7.

Lev.

to

despatch;

iganoarokfj, rjs, fj, (iganoarekkca) a sending forth.

LYB. 1, 41, 3, et alibi.
em,

igapl?prjais,

an

fvyo's, mpnap?s,

?gapi?pica,

uncouth

compound

BASIL.

rpvr?prj.

of
123

HI,

(Julian to Basil).

egapais, em, r), (?galpca) a lifting up, taking or pulling

Num.

Sept.

10,

to

e?pos

6.

destruction.

Metaphorically,
9Egap&

?kc?po

12, 17

Jer.

Sept.

Kal ?ncakela.

ig?paei

CLEM.

ALEX. 816, 24 Q?pos o9 ?gapa?s ion ?e?ala.

igapr?ca, to hang on. POLYB. 18, 1, 4 Tovs p?p ?vpeovs
to?s ?xtvort

ck t&p

ro?s aKvrlpois

poap igrjprrjKOres.

ig?prrjais, incorrectly for ig?pnais. Porph. Adm. 75, 9.

ig?pna, r?, (egaprlfa) tackle, tackling. Theoph. Cont.
532,

15.

GlOSS.

?ravros

'E|?pna

hoc

np?yparos,

in

as, fj, z=z eg?prtais.

BASILIC.

igaprlfa, laca, (?prifa) to equip, fit

p. 655,

49

53,

3, 2, 2 To?s ?naai

14, 19,
2 Tim.

NT.

Kak&s egrjpnap?povs.

2. To complete. NT.
r?s

rjp?s igaprlaai

Act.

e?o)

=z

GLOSS.

c?oorrjs*

??avycia, as, r), (c?avyrjs) effulgence. METHOD. 361 C.

i??yfraXfios,ov, 6, (e?, yjraXfi?s)in the RlTUAL, the Six
Psalms, namely, the 3d, 37th, 62d, 87th, 102d, and
142d.

form the most

They

solemn part of matins

(op?pos).
cgayjns,cos, rj, (eij?irro) illumination, a display of lights.
MAL.

13

206,

7ro?rjoav

*E|?^eis

irpbs

X"*Plv nroXc

fiaiov.

?ge?o (??o), to ht go\

ecos, fj,

Act. Pet

Apocr.

from sleep.

an

(ei-eydpo)

et Paul.

77

raising,

as

awakening,

Polyb.

9,15, 4.
e?eiKov??o),iVco,(cIkovI?o) toform completely.
21, 22 Mr) cgeiKovioficvov,unformed.
t).

Hippol.

2. To typify.

Iren.

r), a driving

as,

Sept. Ex.

21, 23 'E?v be

164.171.

1,17,1.
out,

as of

cattle.

Polyb.

?ireXcv?cpos. ClCER. Epist

620 D.

ad Attic.

6,5.

?g?Xcvois, cos, r), (???pxofiai) a going out.

15, 20. Apocr. Act. Philipp. 31.

1, 3.

Sept.

Ill,
egapxos, ov, 6,prefect.
the metropolitan whose jurisdiction
2. Exarch,
e?cfi?Xapiovr= ??cpirX?piov. METHOD. 388 A.
extends over the whole province ; the bishop of a ??cfiirX?piov,
ov, rb, exemplar,
cfccp?Xapiov.
2.
Can. 6. Cod. Afr. Can. 39 "Qare
Trail.
3.
Sard.
Ephes.
province.
top rrjs np&rrjs

popop

iepecap,

m?ebpas

rj aKpop

enlaKonop

enlaKonop
iepea,

pr) keyea?ai

rj roiovr?rponop

rrjs np&rrjs m?ebpas.

CHAL.

egapxop

rlnore,
9.

dXX?
lb.

12,

4,10.

?i-eXev?cpos,?,=

Const.

t&p

2oX?

Jur.

?irb orpareias.

e?eXaoia,

fjpepas.

590,18.

15,

(Compare apxifJtavbpirrjs.)
ckXcvkos. ApOCR.

c^arop?a, as, rj, (exautoro)

exemption from military
service. Leo. 20,71. Suid. 'E?aropcia (sic),
cXcv?cpia

??ciKovio-fi?vov

as of a ship. Ba
igapnap?s, ov, o, (egaprlfa) equipment,
silic.

(536), 968 A.

rov c^?rov.
c?oxr)

piov,

21, 5 "Ore b? iyipero

ig?pnais, em, fj, (egaprlfa) equipment, baggage.. The

oph.

ov, rb, (ef,

???ycpois,

out. DlOD.

V. 1.
igrjprvapepas.

egrjpriapipas,

12.

3,

3, 17 Hp?s 7T?v epyop ?ya?bp igrjpnapivos* JOSEPH.

Ant.

133, 4.

Const.

'E^e?o?iTe avrov.

strumentum.
igaprla,

2. Overseer of monasteries.

egarov,

igapi?po?vyompnapoTpvTapiaas,

up.

e?ao?rpos, ov, (?oirpos) quite white,

Martyr. Barthol. 2.

16, 26, 5.

e?apxos.)

Novell.

Po

Polyb.

enumeration.

r), (egapi?pea>)

3,

4, 11, p. 394.
(Compare Isid.
4
Ordo
7, 12,
episcoporum quadripartitus
est, id est in patriarchis, archiepiscopis, metropolitis,
atque episcopis. Here archiepiscopus corresponds to
Euagr.

Hispal.

p.

???pirXiov,
469
e?c?o,

ov,

to,

exemplum,

2KapapayKia

biaqb?pov

xpo^v

to

out, drive

or

ooa,

push

Porph.

pattern.

2 Reg.

Ignat.

Cer.

Kal ??epirXiov.
turn

out,

oust.

Epiph.

298
e^Kov?vro^

e^eirepelSc?

THEOPH.
1, 720 A ?geo?,igeovrai. Soz. 8, 3 e*?eovTO.
141. 241 ige&aai. [It must have been suggested by
eoaaa, the aorist

of

=
igepalpca

igep?oa? POLYB. 8, 8, 3.
egepyaala, as, r), (igepy??opat) a working out. POLYB.
10, 45, 6.
cvaa,

igepebarevoa,
Antec.

op,

igepeb?ros,

5.

to disinherit,

exheredo,

?noKrjpvaaca.

3.

1,11,

npbs

igeplfa

to dispute,

(iplfa),
ROM.

Clem.

search.

O? arvyrjTol

O?

b? rrjs

tovs

igepi?evoprai
ov,

igipKerop,

Mal.

394.

9 To y?p

15,

r?

cv r?

Kvpio

ravrrjs

MARTYR.

rrjs

?pxys

10.

ArETH.

same

to translate,

rpaps

as

to an

c?rjprjs.

neuter.

c?r)xrjoav,

Sir.

Antec.

2,13,

6 'Ep

POLYB.

pe?epprjvevca.
ion

35.

Sept. Joel. 3, 14 *Hx<w

13

40,

T? KUKveiov c?rjxrjoavrcs,

to, m

aros,

??iXaopa,

neuter.

Polyb.

the swan9s

30,

song.

dying

Ps.

SEPT.

e|tXao-p?s.

insane,

8.

48,

??iXaopos, ov, ?, (?X?oKop.ai)propitiation,

expiation,
atonement. Sept. Lev. 23, 27. 1 Esdr. 9, 20.
ov, to,

e?i7nrov,

six-horse

(e?, wnros)

to assess.

??iooo, ?oo,
fior?rov

Basil.

chariot.

Polyb.

31,

of Nazianzus.
coaequo,

o?s

e?io"o?vros

Gloss.

the

Nafiavfov,

'e?io-co,

adaequo,

exaequo.

I, 588, 21 9E^?orrj

Cedr.

fie, ?v?poirc.
ecos, r), (i?iooo)

813 A

I, 88 B.
1078 A.

nipap.

191 E To? aicWi

Ill,

tov

'EXXr?viov

?beXqbov

aequipero,

?l-iooois,

egepprjpev?pep?p

Hist.

Frag.

Po

'E?rjpiKbv irXolov,

c^fjprjs.

Polyb.

??iorrjpi, to scare, frighten.

566. 592,18.
Schol.

Ta?aov.

??rjprjs,eos, r), (e?) a ship with six banks of oars.

lyb. 1, 26, 11. 16, 7, 1.

assessor

igipKiros.

Chron.

(epprjvevca)

igepprjvevca

bi?

rjyovp ip r& IgepKiroa.

nokipca,

2,

avrovs

ooficv

3,11.

piovs.

to, =

igipKiros, ?, exercitus.
t?

KaK?as

10, 25, 9

Polyb.

opey?pepoi

arparrjylas

Kal n?arjs

to be contumacious,

igfjpiprap ?vpov,

igepi?evopai (ipi?evca), to inveigle.

SEPT.

I, 649 D.

Plut.

resist.

1, 45

Epist.

els roaotrov

nkfjpeis

33, 26.

6, &?X05> ovi (vxos) out ?f iune* Metaphorically,

or stupid. Mal.
95, 22.

Polyb.

rrjp yrjp igepelaeis.

igepevvrjais, ecos, fj, (egepevv?oa) inquiry,

Ps. 63, 7.

Job.

Sept.

speech.

??rjXi??o,?oo, (fjXi??o) to expose to the sun. Hence, to

hang in the open air. Sept. 2 Reg. 21, 6 'E^Xi?

4, 7

igipeiais, ecas,fj, (igepelbca) a leaning upon.

23,

utterance,

??rjx?o (rjx?o), to sound forth.

8, 6, 6,

3.

Prooem.

68,124.

r), (??ayopevo)

22, 22.

the

Antec.

disinherited.

exheredatus,

2,18,
epei8<?strengthened by ig. Polyb.

4 T?s

as,

Ant.

Joseph.

e?rjpiKOs, rj, ?v, pertaining

5.

2,13,
=
igepelbca
et alibi.

Just. Tryph.
??rjyopia,

?0e?.]

?
igenepelbca
inepeiboastrengthened by ig. POLYB. 16,
5
11,
changed by the editors into igepfjpeiarai.

r), translation.

cos,

?^rjyrjois,

exaequatio,

Plut.

equalization.

Trj t?v xpyp?rov ??towei.

II,

Gloss.

cause to creep forth.

assessor.
Sept. Ps. | ??toorrjs, o?, 6, (e&ooo) peraequator,
Luc?an.
egipnca, transitive, to
III,
Philopatr. 19. 20. Eus. V. C. 4, 3. Basil.
fj yrj avr&p ?arpaxovs, Their land
104, 30 9Egrjpyfrep
149
289
C.
Greg.
Naz.
C.
I,
brought forth frogs,
igipxopai,

to go

'Egek?opToap

Sept.

out, transitive.

b? avr&p rrjp nokiv,

for

Gen.

44, 4

rijs xroXews. ATHAN.

?^Keirrop,

I, 303 F.
16. 17 'Ev to)mv?pi
iger?fa, to count, reckon. NlC. I,
IgeraC?pepoi,
Ibid.
Hepl

clergymen.

'Ev ro?s ka?m?s

t&p ev av?vyiais

19
avr?s

Ev

t^

Kkfjpoa egrjr?a?rjaap.

kger?^ea?ai.

Igeraa?iproap

E?S.

?noar?kcap,

who

3,

e'?ixvi??co,

30
lived

Epist.

e^Kov?irov,

Jud.

Sept.

?, exceptor,

see

Porph.

18,

2.

Job.

5,27.
Nil.

cKoKemop.

copier,

ov, 6, =
ov,

rb,

e^Kov?irop.

equivalent

to

tively considered. Const. Ill,

Leo Gram. 295.
484,14.
e^Kov?iros,

ege?oa.

opos,

e'^ve?co.

2, 34. 269.

e^Kov?irapios,

in wedlock,
ige&aai,

=
?o-co,

ov,

6,

l^Kov?irop.

Them. 33, 8.

NlC.
o?

II,

681 D.
collec

If-Kov?iropes

628 E.

Const.

Porph.

IV,

784

Cer.

A.

299

l^KOv?ircup
capos, 6,

igmv?lrcap,

pios,

eKamv?iros,

iKKov?iros,

igmv?iros,

the

of

the burial of monks.

imperial

rov nakarlov,
<pvkag

or

(jyvkag,

palace-guard,

one

excubitor,

igmv?ira

?gmvaarevoa,
one

excuse
ANTEC.

doing

from

an

as

plead

5,

1,

^Egmvaareviaoo)

In

ANTEC.

fj, excusatio.

rj, ov, excusa

igmva?ros,

tus.

Novell.

?gmvaanoap.

SuiD.

6.

1, 22,
59,

evaa, =

| ef-obos,

2 written

igmvaevoa,
=

igmvaaevca

igmvaarevca.

igobe?a,

as,

fj,

4697,

42

'Ev ra?s

Ant.

JOAN.
religious

(?gobevoa)

177

evaoa,

dition.

posed

alibi.

(See

out,

also

Nyss.

Mal.

expe

5, 95, 6, et

1 Esdr. 4, 23. Polyb.

471,

this life. Nie.

to depart

II,

121

I, 13.

rov ?lov.

'E|o8ev'oi

?aca,

(egobos)

to

tov oiKov.

Epiph.

"Saparjs

els

rov

119

*Egoablaaep

death.

departure

NT.

Luc.

Greg.

??obiov.

r?v

KCKoiprjp?

of the departed.

outlaying,

6,

cost;

expense,

expenditure,
Polyb.

Theoph.

60,10.

II, 117 A.

funeral,
c?obois

16.

Anc.

Nyss.

simply

9, 31.

13,

359.

1 and

Porph.

2.

op

6, 14,

2.

Cer. 462, 4.

e^obov rov qjooo?rov.

a name given to the second book of the

because

it

an

contains

account

of

the

Sept. Ex.

n?Kra

elampi??pepa

Theod.

igobiaap?s, ov, o (igobi?fa)

Polyb.

1 Tov

igobiaapbv

tov

t&p

$iklnnov

inl

rb igobiaariKop,
rov

The

burial

e'?o8iaoriKov

service.

r&

t&p popax&Pj

l?opiXeco,

1,

over.

to win

Polyb.
to

(?poXoyeco),

confess,

7, 4,

6.

32,

4, 2.

agree,

admit,

Sept.

promise.

NT. Luc. 22, 6.

Mid. c?opoXoy?ofiai, (a) To confess, admit, agree,
same as the active. NT. Phil.
promise ; that is, the

BpaKrjs

2,

p. 419

'The order for

Iren.

e?oXo?pevo, evoo, (bXo?pcvo) to destroy utterly.

Ex. 22, 20. Ps. 142,12.

Substantively,
Eukhol.

6, 18.

i?oXo?pevo. CLEM. ROM. Epist. 1, 14. 15.

?^oXo?pevois,cos, r), (??oXo?pevo) utter destruction. Sept.
Ps. 108, 13.

noKeoap.

igobiaariK?s, fj, ?v, (igobi?fa) funeral.

Job.

tomadden.

13,2.

e'?opoXoy?co

expedition against.

Sept.

houseless.

=
e?oXe?pcvo

narpl

igoblaais, em, fj, (igobi?fa) expenditure ; pay.

HI, 609 D.

'AKoXov0/a

k. t. X.

?epevs,

Metaphorically,

??oiorp?o (olorp?o), to drive mad,

to burial, funeral.
igobiams, fj, ?v, (ig?bios) pertaining
Const. Ill, 1032 D 'E?o8iaKOs
Kpa??aros,hearse.

6,

al?is

'Ev rais

6, 30,1

Z?oiKos, ov, (oikos)

money.

12, 12 *Oo-a igoabi?a?rj

r?

arparbv

as

brjpoa?oa.

23,

out.

272 A.

to eio-o?os.

Porph.

eKobop?.

departure of the Hebrews from Egypt.

14. 25 igobi?gei, Doric

Adm.

PORPH.

expend,

spend,

2448, V, 26. 30. VII,

for e?o8i?o> Sept. 4 Reg.

Kios

procession,

titul.

Inscr.

inl

rrj oyb?rj

p. 394 Kal d p?v ?VotpaeiV?v

procession,

Apost.

9 Eis

or
funeral

classical

evXoyei

going

Ill,

Pentateuch,

I, 913 B.
*igobi?fa,

procession.

rjp?pa

5, 6, 6 Trjv e?obov rov ?iov.

4. Exodus,

o-vve|o8eva>.)

Metaphorically,
Greg.

to march

(obevca)

Sept.

e^obiov,

Apost.

3. An

?gobe?ai

an

to make

Eukhol.

vcov,At thefunerals

Inscr.

ep a?s

?v rfj

funeral,

life, decease,

Basil.

Const.

t&p pa&p ylvovrai.

igobevca,

this

2. Funeral

C.

procession.

naprjyvpeaip,

pey?kais

21.

8.

584,

r), a

ov,

from

(undefined).

CHRON.

igmvaarevoa.

solemn

e??biov,

to the

equivalent

r? rov

Const.

as, fj,=

p.

service.

eiroirjoc

writers,

Cer. 630, 21.

?yyapelas.

igamva?ros.
igmvaela,

2,

?iravra

ovos,

9 Kai

7,

Eukhol.

funeral.

funeral

T?

(a)

Byzantine

caobos

Ibid. 57, 5, 9.
igmvaarloav,

'Ev r? I?obiaoriK?

e??biov.

rrjs inirponrjs.

?ap&p,

vfivov, The

e$obiov

2 Par.

Sept.

to

excuse,

T?v

Substantively.

igmvaaevoa.

igmvaevoa,

anything,

5 *EfKovo"aTev?vru?>v eavrovs

1, 23,

BASILIC.

to

420

to burial,

ov, pertaining

e??bios,

iKamv?ircap.

I, 460, 13.
Epist. 2, 322 igmv?lropi. Proc.
Simoc. 136, 10. Chron. 597. 606, 11. 611, 16,
et alibi.
excuso,

Ibid. 420

T?V KOOfllK?V.

Nil.

evaa,

el;ofio\oy?(?

11

Xpior?s.
\

Plut.

Ilao-a

??opoXoyrjorjrai

yX?ooa

Apoc.

3,

'E^opoXoy^cropai

I, 71 A, et alibi.

on

Kvpios
to

ovopa

'i^co?s
a?ro?.

300
??ovaia

eCofLoXoyrjais

(b) In Hebraistic and ecclesiastical Greek, to con- I

fess one's sins ; said of the penitent. NT. Matt. 3, 6
r?s

9Egopokoyovpepoi

avr&v.

?paprlas

Jacob.

16

5,

Egojwkoye?a?e ?Xkfjkois r? napanr&para. BARN. 19

9Egojwkoyfjarjinl ?paprlais aov. CLEM. ROM. Epist.
1,51.

Gen.

en tovto

Nvv

35

29,

*Ev b? t<? a,brj r?s

Kvplay. Ps.

egopokoyfjaopai
aoi

egopokoyfjaera?

6, 6

Matt.

; NT.

11,

Luc. 10, 21.

25.

2. To confess, shrive, said of the priest. Eukhol.

p.

673

Tp?ppa

iprakrfjpiop
top

els tov nvevpariKOP

ecas, fj,

igop?k?yrjais,

Plut.
2.

tfapa

bibopepov

et

Act.

egobov

confession,

profession.

Const.

of

sins.

Apost.

8,

Ill,

avr&p

naparelpeip

271 A

rrjv

Mr)

piop.
aK?nov
43

b? earca

after iar?.

npoa?yea?ai
Ovk

Smyrn.

ovTe ?anrlfap,

9Egbp vn?pxci

ti

o0Te ?y?nrjp

Xpianapoa

t&p

x^pls

noie?p.

?aKrjr&p

rov

ekia?ai

ini

Polyb.

egopiaijm?os.

Hes.

(536),

?r?vras prjbevl

Arjnop

Diod.

brjk&aeiv

1, 21, p. 24,100

rrjv bo?rjaopiprjv

Athan.

of

5,

Hi

Cyrill.

cqyopKiop?s.

various

Eukhol.

reading.

exorcist,

?iropKiorrjs,

?<j)opKiorrjs.

Basilic.
19,13.
3, 3, 5.
=
since.
172.
Mal.
e'??Te(?? arc),
?? o?,
??

??ovbevoo,

?oo,

time

when,

since.

simply

(in?dit.) 3 T? b? ooi irpoo?Kpovocrb

Krjpvypa,

??ovbeveo,

the

since

oTou,

Ignat.

rjoa,=

SEPT.

c?ovbevoo.
(ovbev?o)

rjp^aro, dir?.

??arov

to set at

10,

Reg.

naught,

19.
e^ovbc

despise,

v?o, ?^ov?ev?o, ?^ov?evoo. SEPT. Jud. 9, 38 *0 Xabs

tv ??ovb?vooas.

Ps.

Sept.

89,

(i?ovbev?o) contempt, ??ov??vrjpa.

5.

106,

e'?ou$evoa>.SEPT. 1 Reg. 2, 30. 8, 7.

7
1,
Soe^tav b? Kal iraibciav aoc?els ??ov?evrj

oovoiv.
aros,

*Ovei8os

I,

'E?opK?o-ai

rb,

?v?poirov

??ov?cvrjrrjs,

Kal ?^ov??vrjpa

ov, ?, (??ov?ev?o)
e?ou8ev?co.
cov, o?,

Sept.

c^ovb?vopa.

21,

Xaov.

contemner.

SEPT.

Ps.

Hippol.

Reg.

an

the Ex-Nihilians,

57.

8, 7.
epithet

applied

to the Arians, because they maintained that the Son

was created out of nothing (e'? o?k ?Vtcov). Athan.
I,
2, 45, p. 162, 31. (Compare Alex.
ALEX. 553 A Hep! p?v ovv on ? vi?s tov ?eov o?Ve?f
748 A.

Socr.

ovtcov

iraibevoai

E.
I?ovoia,

avro?s nlarip.

administering

NT. Act.

I, 732

igopiap?s, ov, ?, (egop?fa) exile, banishment.

158 C.
igopK?fa, to adjure.

1,

as

ov, 6, (e^opKi'f!?)

c?opKiorrjs,

o?k

igopiaijia?os, ov, (igoplfa) exiled, banished.

e'p<?u

avr?v.

p. 149.

'e?ovk?vtioi,

TriOD.

KVpioKrj rrjs Tvpoqb?yov).

swearing,

eVopKio-p?s,

Catech.

=
c?ouc? v?a>

?lop.

*H egopla tov 'Ab?p, The expulsion of Adam from

commemorated on Quinquagesima
Paradise;
(rfj

r?ros,

2. Exorcism,
er.

??ov??vrjpa,

Can.

QuiN.

3, 81, 2.
e?op?a,as, fj, (ig?pios) exile, banishment. Const.
1153 A.

egonkos, ov, (onkov) unarmed.

eis rb ?vaiaarfj

ig ?p iorip

tov

pera

Kal els r? ?ra

(e*?opK??cu)

*lrjoov Xpt

bvoparos

avrovs

'E?opKi'?bpev

Just.

egouoWco=

Sept.

Can. Apost.

erepop

exorcise.

oath.

Prov.

igop (egeipi), permitted;

Ignat.

ov, ?,

rov

??ovb?voois, cos, r), (??ovbevoo) contempt. Sept. Ps.

40.
122, 3. 4.

igopok?yrjaip.

Judith. 15,14.

egbp

I, 7

??ovb?vopa, aros, rb,

Basil.

328 B To vTr^p?aXXov
rrjs igopokoyfjaem.
4. In Hebraistic Greek, praise, ?iveais.

Mr)

rpirov

j cgopKiofi?s,

Kara

els rb irp?ooirov

Xpioriaviofiov

Matt.

Martyr.

8, 2. Laod. 2.
3. Penance,
per?voia.
rrjs

crav

to

Greek,

'E?opKt?opeva

CONST.

Martyr.

igopokoyovvra.

(egopokoyeoa)

30

e'l?Tou, for

?px^pioas

505 D, et alibi.
I, 169 A.
In ecclesiastical Greek,
confession

Apocr.

pixpi

tov

ecclesiastical

Tryph.

an

j
Ba(c) To be in a penitent state, to be penitent.
sil. Ill, 327 B seq.
(d) In Hebraistic Greek, to praise, alvica. Sept.

In

otov.

9.

Laod.

2.

ycy?vrjrai,
9\o?wrjs
??TTopev

rjv irorc

? evayyeXiorrjs.

ore
AriuS

?$ ovk ovtcov e'crriv.

ovk

rjv, avr?pKrjs

apud

EPIPH.

ATHAN.

I,

738

SOCR. 1, 5.)
as,

r), power,

authority,

mightiness,

as

title.

93 T?)s rjper?pas??ovoias, Of our

Mighti
CEDR. H, 193, 23 El ?p?oKcirjj orj e^ovoia.

Leg. Homer.
ness.

ovrc

V
301
%(u0

e?ovo-ia?c?

9En
PORPH.

Cer.

raplcap

elaek?e?p.

481,

to do anything.

the power

9En igovalas

exei

power.
eanv

Eccl.

Luc.

Bao-iXevs

egovaiaaa.ro

rivos.

vn?

?govai?fav.

ov, 6,

(egovala,

ruler of Armenia.
ov,

igovaiaarfjs,

6, 2

Sept. Eccl.
avrov.

(jaaye?v an

title

the

ruler,

apxca)

ruler.

(igovai?fa)

egovaiaarims,

ov,

ruler,

of

title

Adm. 80.

Porph.

Polyb.

1,

most

mus,

excellent,

T?s

in?pxcav
igneb?roi,
p?xrjv.
ignibirov,

extraneus,

e'^coTiK?s.

Antec.

o?,

Kai

pey?koav

igoxoar?roav

evfavoi,

rb,

eroipoi

yvpvol,

npbs

Basilic,

extraordinarius.

army.

(expeditus)

98, 22. 309.

336.

r? arparicanm

2. Expeditio,

Novell.

117,

Chron.

12.

618,

tov

?irb

'E?virvio?rj

virvov.

ov,

?^virviopos,

2, 13, 6.

Antec.

expedition.

584.
the

3. Muster,

of an army.

assembling

Leo.

1.

4,

6.

6,

(?^virvi?o)

to unweave.

'Ey? qbovr)??virviopov

book)

In

Adm.

ecclesiastical

kevrfjs.

=
ignrjkkevrfjs
egnkrjKros,

Mauric.

collector

ov, 6, compulsor,
Novell.

128,

6.

Vit.

Sab.

of debts,
327

ignrjk

B.

?gnekkevrfjs. VlT. Sab. 340 B.

ov, explicatus,

1, 12.

alert,

9, 3.

in military

11, 5.

Leo.

language.

17, 23,

alibi.
VOL. VII.

1 Cor.

NT.

veiv ;
ovxl

eo~o

robs

rov

vpels

10

8,

guage
e?o?ev,

T?s

without.

without,

np?s

rois

that

2,

t?v

?irb

Ibid.

Ta

Ant.

posed

et

rrjs

e?o?ev

qbiX?ooqba
'H

Theod.

SERIES.

39

1.)
4.

490,

lan

202.
secular,

as

op

2,

1, 1

The

slanders

of

the

O?

e^o?ev
p?vov

rrjs

Secular

Basil.
227

o? H?o?ev=

Ill,

18

avrov
Kal

eiriorjpararos.

e?o?ev

iraibeias.
as

op

'Ek rrjs

e?o

authority,
4 E

6,

?XX?

fjper?pov

iraibeias

that

irpbs

(?nXoooqbias
r?v

?ppop?vov

IV,

those

Eus.

unbelievers.

Kal ?Xev??pia

to ecclesiastical.

?ev oocbias.

Cer.

Apost.

??ovoia,

e?o?ev

(?)iXoo?
e?o?ev

Const.

is,

also

in military

profane,

Kal r? rrjs

?eiois

?Vrcov

sacred.

bia?oXas,

e^o?ev

are

e?o Kp?

e?o

'Eppelov

(See

Phoc.

Adjectively,
or

Those

e?co ? ?ebs

r?v

PORPH.

to eoo?iyXov.

to Christian

b?

'Y^?p
titul.

ego?iyXov.

; opposed

Substantively,
NEW

rovs
Kplvere ;

e?co (jyiXoooqbov.

=
ov, to,

I eCo?iyXiov,

O? e?co ?Wes,
means

; the heathen, gentiles,

HerMEIAS,

ireirXavrjp?vov.

119,
Greek,

12 T? y?p pot Kai tous

Apost.

Const.

Kp?vei.

5,

3, 3.
20.

are without,

who

O? e?co, Those

simply

1 Esdr.

Sept.

Porph.

out, without.

Kai

128

Hippol.

waking.

awakened.

ov, (virvos)

iraibevopevoi.

ignekkevrfjs,

THEOPH.

rrjs vvktos.

al?vi

?t-vfyaivo,

or

103.

HlPPOL.

'E?u7rv??bucri tov MapKiav?v.

posed

nkfj?rj.

60,

6, 47, 7.
?pv?costrengthened by e'?. Polyb.
??virvi?o, iao, (e?virvos) to wake. Sept. Jud. 16, 14

e?o?iyXov, ov, to (e?o, ?iyXa) picket,

29.

158,

3.

19,

l^vpv?o=

(?)ov biaovpfibs

expediti,

Lyd.

'E?7re'8ira,

Chron.

CHAL.

lepov npaircaplov.
t&v

1292

2,

2.

idolaters.
Tov

4483

Inscr.

title.

1. apx?vrcov).

(v.

ov,

?no<f)?aeis

peylaras

11. Mal.
S?ID.

rov

en?pxov

igoxoar?rov

igox&raros,

Superlative
as

eminentissi

Apol.

21.

184,

not converted to Christianity

ov, eminent.

egoxos,

??rp?veos,

e?o,

obvious.

clear,

manifest,

the

3.

10,

Mal.

a,ov,

71.

1,

9, 5.

?, sextillis.

?v r?

Po

authoritatively.

Kparica)

(egovala,

the lord of Alania.

igoqb??kpos,

6, 1.

??irXo

pioneer,
JUST.

Kar?oKoiros.

egr?XXtos,

?i-rpaopbiv?pios,

97.

17,

op?s, ?, explorator,

7, 4.

e?virvos,

opos, 6,

igovaioKp?rcap,

Leo.

(quoted from a Gnostic

of

3.

26,

5,

opos

?i-irXop?ros,

161
9, 6.

Esai.

Sept.

or

p?rop,

the

of

II, 498, 11.

Cedr.

6,

adv.

igovaiaariK&s,

11,

Iblov

?iro

irpeo?eis,

'E^XopaTOi,

?^irXop?rop.

Mauric.

IV, 60 B.

Chrys.

???irXop?rop,

30,

avroZ 6 ?ebs rov

igovai?aei

igovai?pxrjs,

6, 12

rov

'H yvvr)

7,

the

?v?p&noa.

1 Cor.

avr&v.

2. To give power to do anything.

lyb.

ev

ovk igovai?fa.

a&paros

Ovk

over

?v?poanos

O? e?ovo-ia?bvres

Egovaiaa?fjaopai

8, 8

Jur.

GLOSS.

Kal e?irXop?ropcs.

Kpioi?pioi,

to have

iv nvevpan,

egovai?fav

oaa

25

22,

8,

?v?poanos
8, 9 Ta

Spirit.

?.

\ ?frrXop?ros,

egca t&p amv

??irXop?rop

Sept.

NT.

18

?aca, (igova?a) to be in authority,

igovai?fa,
Ovk

have

exea, To

egova?as

D.

O? ??co. NT.

1 Tim.

6%(?iceavi?<? 302

b? avrov

7 Ae?

3,

11

?elas.

*Xnbr&p

egca?ep rrjs fjperipas

t&p oeoae?&p,

povov

?kk?

BASIL.

feast

Ov

?k xeipos

Apost.

III,

4E.

5,13

eoprfj, The

in addition.

2. Besides,

85

APOST.

CAN.

veiv vp&v

tovs

3509, 4. 4290.

Inscr.

''Egca?ep b? npoaiaropela?oa

veovs

rov

rrjv ao(j>lav

In

Seipax?

nokvpa?ovs

(See also ?kt?s.)

ocean.

Polyb.
=

'e?oiki?viov

Codin.

'EgaKi?viov.

22,

as

13,

a various

'EfoKiov?rai

561.

CHRON.

'EgaKtov?rai.

12.

605,

271.

Theoph.

ov,

igoanp?rrjs,

o,

Leg.

there.

Basilic.

11,

with

nokeis,

of

and movable
the

kind,

(Kivrjral).
are

feasts

great

and

eopral,

separated

Qeoprjropiml

eopral

(egca)

to

reference

Po

to

11

449,

9Egcariml

1, 11, 2, et alibi.

festive,

eopr?aipov
in

?yios,

Joseph.

festal.

eopr?aipov

Ant.

?v, festive,

'EopTOoriK?v

'Eopraarims

Mal.

180,

A,
17

enolrjaav.

r&v e?v&v
ripyjnv.
the

Ritual,

saint

'EopraariKr)

festal.

yp?ppa,

the

same

ecas,

inaKp?aais,

as

the

8.

to

Apocr.
aeavrov.

per?

avrov.

nap*

head

Id.

723 'Enfjpav

Chron.

his

(inaKpo?opai)

Porph.

off.

to, hearken

listening

15, 22.
one

another.

upon

Polyb.

2,

Theoph.

317.

to death.

put

Polyb.

1, 10,

2, 19, 9, et alibi.
ecas, fj,

ANC

to rest.

(avanavca),
to nvevpa

'HXiov

ov, ?, (enavanoblfa)

enavanobiapos,

slaughter.

5, 55,4, et alibi.

ava7raXa??).

vaninavrai

destruction,

(inavaipiopai)

2, 37, 8.

inavanavoa

imarokfj,

to

destroy,

1.

Can.
Sept.

2,

Reg.

15

'Enra

eVi 'EXio-a-aie.
a

HlPPOL.

recurring.

178 T?v y?p evbem Kal b&bem [(?njo-?]npoa?fjKrjvKal

inavanobiapbv

rrjs

bembos,

ovk ?kkov

riv?s

yev

?pi?pov

vrjaiv.

preceding.

inavaarpiqbopai
paschalis.

avro

(See also enalpvoa.)

the accusative.

7rava7raXa??>=

Chron.

took

incorrectly

take away.

off,

rb ?aaikeiov

They

(aXX^Xav)

with

Polyb.

whose

901 D.
KVKkos, Oyclus

15,

1 Reg.

ov,

in?kkrjkos,

enepvev,

369.

1 "Enapov

'Enfjp?rj

fj,

Sept.

enavalpeais,

take

take,

(f>akr)v avrov,

inavaipiopai,

IREN.

letter, a complimentary letter

letter, Easter
one
to
sent by
another, or by a bishop to a
bishop
public functionary, during the paschal days. Eus.
925 C.
7, 20. Theod. Ill, 901 D.

Ill,

Euangel.

348

1, 126.

to

inrjpa,

Thom.

inapvvca,

Festal

Theod.

or

inalpca,

THEOPH.

Ptoch.

tnaipvev.

navrjyvpecav.

navfjyvpis

inal'pca.

Kal Kvpla,

66, 9, et alibi.

INSCR.

avyyevevs.

is solemnly celebrated, as Saint Basil.

fj,

eoprr)

ing.

Constantinople.

avyyevfjs,

Trjv b? ixopevrjv

'Eopr?aipos

Mal.

Antec.

(e?praais)

1, 6, 3 n?o*av

eopraariKos,

for

rfjv

not akin, not related by blood to

; opposed

ov,

6, 13

eopr&v

mi

198, 11. 200. 203, 18. 479,13.

so called.

machine

(see

8eo"7ToriKOs, ?eoprjTopims).

Cer. 477, 19.

2686. 3371. 4248.

eopr?aipos,

4,

58, 11, 9.

58, 2,1.

outer.

2. Extraneus,
one

Antec.

balcony.

6, 8.

r), ?v,

?gatTiKOs,

without,

into a city and sells them

a stage

as, fj, (?g&arrjs)

lyb.

one

111.

(egca) maenianum,

6, 2, p. 604.
ig&arpa,

seller from

(egca, np?rrjs)

Homer.

o,

ov,

?g&arrjs,

feast

Const.

Easter.

namely,

(?K?vrjroi)

AeoTToriKai

?nalpvca

who brings commodities

11,

52.

this feast is styled fj ?yla fjpepa, fj ?aaikls

reading.

any

eopraartm.,

2, 17, p. 69-, 36 'H pey?A^

Eus.

feast,

riva

Apost.

In point of importance, Easter (rb U?axa) stands

at the head of all the church feasts. In the Ritual

4, 5.

34,

great

Ai8ovai

1561 B

obavep?

Can.

feast.

seq.

respect

into

igc?Keavlfa, laca, (&Keav?s) to sail to the extremity of the

Chal.

Church feasts are, with regard to time, divided into

immovable

vp?p pav??

37.

ro?s Kkrjpim?s

rjs, r), church

ioprfj,

iv<?

Laod.

days.

avr?v

?eoae
14

?prjaKelas.

Kal t&p egca?ep.

t&p

?nb

exeiv

mkrjv

O? egca?ep rrjs fjperipas

10

Cohort.

JUST.

egca?ep.

Kal paprvplav

7ravaT

685,

3,

20

(inapaarpfyoa),

9Enapaarpa(f>fjaea?e

to return.
emaros

els

Sept.
rrjp

Deut.

Kkrjpopoplap

avrov.

14.
Substantively,

r?

?opraoriKa,

Presents

given

on

inavarelvoa.

Mid.

enavarelvopai,

to hold

out

by way

of

303
?iravxXia

eTravarp?xco

menace,
fir)

to threaten.

simply

en

irpoo?xovoiv

Kivbvvovs.
eiravarp?xv
Rom.

?iravarpvy?o

19

to

back

<j)o?ovs

to pour

rov

after
crou ovk

c?? ?pxjrjs

Rom.

Homil.

6,4.
?ir?vo,

upon,

els rb x*1Xos

Followed

Leimon.

by ds.

'En-?vco

?Vi,

tendent.
The

in

on,

Chron.

NlC.

4. Adjectively,
tors.

JOSEPH.

where,

strictly

*HX0ov

upwards

Kara.

among

irpoy?vov,

29

Pherm.

Ibid.

(Compare

cirairoor?XXo

as,

rj, (eirapKrjs)

Sept. Num.

send

to, against,

1, 18

or

rjpos,

(enapvrofiai)

liquids into another vessel.

eirapvorpis,

ibos,

rj,=

POLYB.

help.

vessel for

SEPT.

Ex.

1,

pouring

38

(37),

23.
cirapvropai
'Ek t?v
?irapxco,

17,

(?pvro),
?ya??v
rjoo,

rois

upon

kokoIs

to be eirapxos.

iirapx?v, The prefect

V.

C.

4.

Plut.

I,

46

2,

Plut.

II,

600 D

?irapvropevoi.
CODIN.

*Enap

28,

of the market.

'O rov qb?pov

(Inscr.

substantively,

ov,

2047

an

of

o,

PORPH.

enapxos.

(enapxla)

one

with

in?pxiaa,
inhabitant

of

Cer.
2.

province.

Just. Apol. 1, 69. Eus. 4, 9, p. 153,17.

2. Member of a diocese. Ant. 20. Const.
Ephes. 2, provincial bishops,
ov, o, praefectus,

enapxos,

governor

prefect,

2 Esdr.

vnapxos.

Sept.

norapov.

POLYB. 5, 46, 7.

INSCR.
*0

4683

enapxos

5,

cO enapxos

<I>Xav?avov en?pxov
nokem,

rrjs

inapx?rrjs,

134, 1.
2. Metonymically,
ecas,

in?aKJjais,

y?p

fj,

Clem.

avrov
ov,

prefect.

(enaaKeca)
Rom.

eis A?yvnrop
o, (enabca)

enapxos,

of

enchanter,

rpayfjpara.

PSELL.

325.

4,

*0 enapxos

5, 9.
pre

Prooem.

(y\

173, 10. 174, 9.

Study,
24

rrjp rrjs paylas

2,6.
inamkia,

Lyd.

2,

1,

Socr.

praefectura,
38,

cultivation,
Homil.

inl

as

S OCR.

NOVELL.

npaeqbeKroapla.

rov

DlON.

22.

same

the

npar&pios).

rjros, fj, the office

rov nepav

urbis.

Ignat.
II, 832, 7. Martyr.
25.
8, p. 220,
(See also tt?Xis.)

(see

of a country,

Alyvnrov.

Praefectus

enapxos,

I, 6.

CLEM. ROM. Epist.

Hal.

inaarfjs,
15

I, 879 A,

written

incorrectly

science.
or in.

Plut.

*0 r&v ?aaikelcav

Sept. Ex. 25, 38.

?irapvorfjp.

to pour

E?S.

inapxiK?s.

rjs, fj, the Wife

fecture,
?,

I, Can.

body.

r&v npaiToaploap

48, 5, et alibi.
?irapvorrjp,

67,

afteri

31, 12, 14.

SUCCOr, aid,

as one

9.

198,

avrov.

11, 2, 3.

1, 53, 5.

PHOC.

KXi?avov.

to

(?iroor?XXo),

Polyb.

Nie.

Cass.

37.

of robbers.)

Kara ycveoeis

13.

20,

?napxiaKus.
(enapxos) praefectianus,
Socr.
1267, 21. Chrys. Ill, 714 D.
1, 9, p. 35 eH inapxiKr)r?gis, thepraefectiani, regarded

Dion

inapxi&rrjs,

to progeni

?ir?vo

Xrjorai.

eira?ov?o, rjoo, (?ijov) to register.

9Eirrj?ovovoav

2.

12,

1,

I, 257 A, et alibi.

Plut.

the office of prefect.

=z

fj, ?v,

in?pxicraa,

thirty.

Theodor.

rpels

the outer

Homil.

territory
Polyb.

province.

provincials,

it is superfluous.

company

ov, rb,

liravoKXi?avov,

cir?pKeia,

lP0T0Vl^

2 Evp??rj ?ir?vo KoXrjyiovXrjor?v,He found

Paphnut.

domain,

prefecture,

government,

XiaKr) r?gis.

superin

'En-?vco rpuiKovra

Tcov

Apophth.

7roTe eV?vco avrov

himself

C
of

1,

Apion.

2. Provincial.

officer.

as applied

ascending,

speaking,

5. Against,

a church

1024

II,

irvpl KarcKavoav,

the

cO eV?vco tcov x

of ordinations,

Upwards.

?t?Xiov

? ?ir?vo,

phrase
14

697,

superintendent
3.

the

inapxovv

enapxims, fj, ?v,

rrjs KoXvp?rjopas.

Ai ?V?vco,The upper hand, in the phrase T?s ?ir?vo

167, 21. 210,
?v?yKai,To get the upper hand. Mal.
13. 304,18.
2. For

into

9.

enapxioK?s,
over.

(enapxos)

2. Praefectura,
583 C.

?iravarpvyrjoeis.

Boeckh

by

1, 17, 5, et alibi.
Rom.

Ant.

Sept.

fj,
to

15, 10.
Clem.

Clem.

upon.

as,

belonging

the vintage.

converted

TOS.)

Clem.

anything.
eirl

EKNK0YNT02

inapxta,

OKOir?v.

glean

T?v ?p7reXcov?

(?vax?o),

to

9Eiravabp?popev

(rpvy?o),

b?
Kal

'E7raveTe?veT0 irp??eiv.

rjplv rrjs dprjvrjs

10

19,

3 To?s

2, 44,

?iravareivopevov

to run

1,

Epist.

?iravax?o

14

(?varp?xo),

irapabebop?vov

Lev.

pei?ovs

29,

15,

Polyb.

inoab?s.

as

of

'Anobrjpovpros
in?aKtjaiP.
JUST.

Apol.

304
7rav^(?

to increase,

?irav?o,

for

intransitive,

Hippol.

eVa?gopat.

OvXoi

279, 38.

pvp

for

?iravpiov,

on

?V' ai/piov,

o b? ?v rr\
'Ey ever

34
Num.

32

11,

the

7, 8

POLYB.

13,

yvvdiKa.

Eus.

Kar

Kpivco

2.

C.

3,

12,

dative.

irp??eiv,

opta
oi

irp?s

fie.

'En-ei??v

. . . .,

biareX?v

with

et

b? paXiora

....

eiri irpvpvrjoi

rfj ?vaibeia
?v

2.

# Apocr.
rrj avrrj

KoXaorrjpiois

inevcavrj?rjvai,

II.

SEPT.

22.

To

see,

toiovtop

enexovaa

petfov

Cer.

65

14,

Gen.

'E7rei?^
19.

19,

Cyrill.

who

vrjvolv

APOCR.

Hier.

urges,

Theoph.

epyobi?Krrjs.

op, =

infjkvros,

to introduce besides.
7reicroyco,
?os ?eov

589.

Cont.

ApOST.

1,

6,

T?v

v?pov

Const.

afterwards.

?vayivcoo-Kcov

tcov

123,

29

e7re?eXeucns,

to ovvdoaKros,

60,

?ir?pvo,

incorrectly

for

eir?ros,

for

Const.

which

cir

Ill,

this

year,

?qxros,

upon

at church.

Porph.

classical

rrjrcs.

1040 E.

ov, to,

In

Cer. 465,

Sept. Jer. 20, 14.

originally,

general,

11.

ov,

INSCR.

4352

SYNES.

Epist.

467,

carpet,

15.

hassock,
Turkey

Eust.

In

be in

the place

of

one.

any

865 A.
?qb??kpovs

understood.

being

29 'En?v?ei fj TpvoWa

els

?rjpla

Job.

Sept.

: V.

?akkopepop

20,

?) having

in earlier

rb,

curly

Greek

ovk?mpos,

1.

26.
hair,

enlayvpos,

ovko?pig,

ovkomprjvos,

ovkoKpavos.

THEOPH.

tion,

rrjs

Kparovs

p. 196

57,

'A?rjv?s Kal sAn?kkcavos.

Ovr?

TrtKpo?s rjp?s fj nokis

ig?viaev.

rfjpia

*enl?krjjia,

r?

im?arfjpia,

temple,

iymlvia.

eKKkrjalas.

SlMOC.
SCYL.

inavrjyvpiae.
rrjs ?eopfjropos
aros,

rb,

Inscr.

155, 33.

carpet.

ini?okaiov,

ov, rb, =

63

Po

on entrance,

sacrifice

?e&v

'Em?arfjpiov

to kneel

1056,

[ini?arfjpios)

the plural,

as of

kiapov

evxrj)

(?iri,

riv?s, To

feast in honor of the arrival of (the statue

of) a god ?

2.

penalty.

see.

7revKT?s,
i), ?v, (?irevxopai) blessed.
?ircvx^ov,

Novell.

punishment,

?iraipvo, which

cros,

THEOPH.

cheap.

representative

KaXXos

ovkoKoprjs,

im?arrjplois

rj, (?ire??pxofiai)
1, 10.

Basilic.

see.

'ETre?craKTOsyuv^.
ecos,

12

820, 21. Leo Gram. 234, 14.

oa. VlT. StepH.
(?a?vfa), to bark at, i<fivkaKT

im?arfjpiov,

ev avr?

?irooxov.

2. Equivalent

483,

1 LTXi} im?aopa, as, fj, (em?alvoa) landing,

landing-place.
lyb. 3, 24,14.
16, 29,1 and 2.

'
eireio?KTov

Ibid.

10 n?vrwv

656, 21.

im?a?vfa
422.

Porph.

Ignat. Antioch.

added

ov, additional,
3

19.

passively.

rovs

oyvp?s

rfjv mprjv,

oyvpbs

superintendent,

562.

eircio?yciv.

?ireioaKTos,

14.

8,

buy

et Thecl.

enrjkvs.

ov, (inl,

?ni?yovpos,

Catech.

6.

459,

to

Chal.

behold;

Act. Paul,

ovkoKe(j)akos,
one

(eireiyo)

or

23 9Enrjv

?kinovaa.
bi?n.

p?^ovrai.

?,

the accusative

bean?ras.

the

be

1140 C.

Apocr.

fi?veis

by

rov r?nov

'Eirex?

one ; To

any

of

poi.

etMatthiae

task-master,

eVev

in Hellad.

Cer.
rovs

ev, &viopai)

e7re'xci), to hold.

7,3.
?irdKrrjs, ou,

rrjs

to

referring

inevxop?voav.
(int,

305

Cont.

Porph.

inevx?pepoi

enevoaveopai

robs

??oipi

indicative.

croi boKel

because,

Act. Andr.

b?

ti

irpoo?yay?

since,

the

Cont.

7rap' fjp?p ?nb

evidently

Act. Philipp,

rb naiblop.
eloao?ra

Ephes.
bi?n,

rovs

Followed

for.

Apocr.

t& ?aaikei

rrjv

?v?orrjoc

ToVe

Ta

ir?vrcs

Kvpios

?ireib?v

qbipopras,

to pray

garo

eireoav

p. 584

opopa

r? koiv&s

ono?a

Theoph.

(Compare

NaKOTOTnjTOS /?ey?Xovs,
r?

| inevxopai,

<j>app?ooei)

or aorist

ck rrjs
Ka??bpas

'E7rei8?v

16

Kal rpixcarol,

Xta-)

uncertain.

oobis

?XdXrjoc

inedia.

key?pepa

evx?js

taco.

Andr.

*eireibrj,

Kal

ejiavrbv

Because,

vir?pxciv,

'En-ei??v

....

V.

e?^?s

ir?vras, for

indicative,

16

fj o? baae?s

r?V^res,

319,

V. 1.
vireiypols.

aorist
2,

o? iroXcfiioral

avbpes

Act.

10,

Deut.

SEPT.

'0 ?eiv?s

20

??airarop?vovs,

with

after,

tive.

19,

rj irpco?vrepa.

precise meaning

(eirelyo)

robs

eireiypols

?ireib?v,

Gen.

Sept.

Kal eiirev

?iravpiov

Homil.

Rom.

rois

the morrow.

"OXrjv rrjv rjp?pav rrjv ?iravpiov.

eireiyp?s, ov, ?,
Clem.

eiri?paxos

inl?krjpa.

inl?paxos, ov, (?paxos) rocky.

16

733,

1, 28

173,

im?arrjplcav

(im?akkca)

consecra

dedication,
SOCR.

Ta

9Eni?arf)pia
rov

T&v

im?a
rov

Evayye

Iqbiarap?voav.

surtout,

Sept.

Chron.

cloak.

wrapper,

Jud.

4,

18.

720, 20.

305

eiri?pe^cu

to rain

em?pexo,

?paproXovs

Ps.

Sept.

upon.

eTTiKaywrios

10,

*Eir lyap?pevoei

Mid.

Gen.

2.

To

Be

son-in-law.

equivalent
rjplv.

2 Par.

eiriyefii?o

to put

(yepi?o),

upon

an

Q?povras

?myK?pvrjs

PORPH.

iriyK?pvrjs.
rjs,

Prov.

r),

eorai

16.

7,

3.

HeS.

?iriyvoois.

?iriyvopoovvrj.

3, 31, 4.

Sept.

Job.

Alex.

?iribei?is,

eos,

?iribeit-iv
eirib?vo

19

18,

avrov.
2 Par.

SEPT.

offspring.

a book.

Polyb.

31,

tcov

3, 9, 3.

irpvpvrjoia.

stem-cable,

'E7riy?cov,

irpvpvrjoiov

Polyb.

KaXov, ? rives

?iribrjprjriK?, ?v,
vinciales

ab

Novell.

one9s self.

?irobei?is.

JuST.

Tryph.

36 Eis

r?,

on,

quibus

praetia

(?iribrjprjriKOs)
hospitum

recipiendorum

se pro
redimunt.

embiatp?o,

and

subdivide,

to distribute.

Polyb.

1, 73, 3.
(biaoa(f)?o),

to make

more

clear.

Polyb.

32, 26, 5.
embiardvo
lyb.

(biareivo),
32,

9, 3.

as of

the

1.
pursuit,

as a title.

fjp?v ? ?ebs

fjp&v

fj, imposition,
et Paul.

Pet.

rov

?nokiaai

Thou

hast

21

Polyb.

Theod.

6, 25, 5,

613 D

IH,

2 Esdr.

rov

9, 8 Nvv

Karakme?v

els

fjp?s

been

Apocr.

o,

mar.

18

38

n?Vi

to deceive

Philipp.
3.

Longin.

na?&v.

14.
Mal.

Dion.

in Bekker.

(?okoca),

'ETretf?Xc?o-av r?s

one.

dim.

an

fjbvvfj?rjs,

Act.

Thorn.
23

ena?ev.
60,

2.

30,

?nare&v.

deceiver,

Chrys.
395,

mlaapa

em??aecas

BASILIC.

impostor,

sc. ovopa,

to make

alrrja?pevos
bi

every

ov, rb, (inl?eros)

Thrax

Apocr.

deception.

fjv ? ?aaikevs

inl?eaiv,
avrov

(enirl?rjpi)

Act.

Apophth.

imposture,

able
Kal

riva nap
ov,

POLYB. 3, 55, 1.

2 Ai* im?iaem

fjp?s.

Trjp kvnrjv

117, C.

XII,

8.
in gram

adjective,
9.

636,
Clem.

Rom.

Homil.

1,

op?aeis.

extend,

intransitive.

Po

ANC.

sacrifice.

tovs

Hpea?vripovs

ini?vaavras,

eir? inavanakalaavras.

ini?& (?ioa),= imrl?rjpi. HeRM. Vis. 1, 1.

imm?lfa, to besiege, napam?lfa. Polyb.
4, 61, 6 'E7ri
rfj nokei.

inlmipos,

inimpmos,

battle.
to reach,

carriage.

9.

ty)p afjp imeUeiap.

em,

inWeais,

Andr.

imbiaoaqb?o

low

acarrjplav.

m?laaiev

134,1.
to divide

Hence,

em?voa(?vo?), to sacrifice upon anything, simply to offer

CONST. APOST.
eirib?o.
2, 20,
'
PORPH.
21.
Cer.
328,
?iribeop?v.

onere

26,

7.

18,

fj, clemency,

'iKerevopev

em?okooa

. KoXeirai.

to tie

(b?vo),

V. 1. ?irib?vvov,

11,

bean?rrjp,

Ex.

Sept.

continued

as,

imeUeia,

im?irrjs,

C.

r), proof
...

emboparls, Ibos, fj, (b?pv) spear-head.

et alibi.

inl?erov,

569

on

as of

ov, 6, (embi&Kca)
Polyb.

top

blbcapi.)

90,

enemy.

of

6 brjpo

yEmblbcaaip

to redouble.

Novell.

9Enl?ealv

?mbeiKTi?o (embeUvvpi), to desire to display

Alex.

(See
(bmk?ca)

person.

vulgar

Act.

KaXovoiv.

ireiopara

or

12

12,

accusative

rb ki?ekkapiop
also

ov, 6, driver,

imeiKevaaro

'E7Ttyov7 ?Kpibov.
as of

ov, rb, stern-fast,

3, 46,

Cer.

the

inieiKevopai, to be inieiKrjs. Sept.

22.

knowledge,

known.

rjs, r), (?iriyivopai)

?iriyvov,

13,

ovovs.

?irl robs
70,

3, 7, 6.

?v Xa?

?iriyvooros

rjs, r), title,

&aca,

With

emerfjs, is, (eros) this year's.

(yvoor?s)

Amos.

?mypaqbrj,

as a burden,

knowledge,

rj, (?iriyiyvooKo)

ov,

eir?yvooros,

Cer.

(?iriyv?fiov)

Sept. Hos. 4, 1. Polyb.

emyovrj,

9Eircyaji

16,23.

eos,

?iriyvoois,

O?k

Gen.

Sept. Nehem.

Kal ?myepi?ovras

bp?ypara

eiriyvopoovvrj,
Sept.

18,

animal

to load an animal with anything.

embmk?ca,

imbicaypos,

to the active.

Porph.

r& bean?rrj.

imblqbpios,
'E7ny?p

?v o?kc? 'A^a?/3.

?pevoaro

15

active.

22

18,

Reg.

the king's

9Eiriyap?pevoaooe

the

one.

to any

Kp?rrjs, fjyovp 6 bopeanms,

for

avrrjv.

Sept.

eiriyap?pevofiai,

to

22,

avrov.

rrjv yvvaiKa

9Eiriyap?pevoai

r? ?aoiXel,

Mid.

NT. Matt.

equivalent

intermarry.

?pevoov

34,

38,

avrov

?beX(j)bs

liriyap?pevopai,

Sept.

to hand

emblbcapi,

the person.

iray?bas.

eiriyap?pevo, evoo, (yaji?pos) to marry.

24

?irl

9Eiri?pe?ei

ov,

temporary,

ov,

(immpnfj)

np?amipos.

ApOCR.

Act.

7.

Polyb.

Substantively,

curved,

convex,

as

convex

line

line

of

6, 31, 2.
rb

Id. 1, 27, 4, et alibi.

immpmop,

of

battle.

306?iri,

eTTLKarakXaaoropbaL

=z

eiriKaraXX?ooopai
1, 48

?iriKar?paros,

ROM.

Epist.

Sept.

Gen.

in?kfjy?ripos,ov, (inikrj\?/is) reprehensible. Just. Tryph.

35, p. 133 B. Epiph. II, 160 B 'Emkrjf?pov np?

rjplv.

9EiriKaraXXayrj
ov,

CLEM.

KaraXX?oop.ai.

accursed.

(?iriKarap?opai)

puteros

yparos.

14.

3,

iiriK?pvrjs

iriyK?pvrjs.

APOCR.

Act.

the

26

rj, invocation,

believers

8, 20

titul.

'Ett?kX^otis

Const.

Apost.

invocation

4.

O?toi

ov, noted,

Afr.

titul.

'Ett?kXtjctis

'Ett?kXjjctis

x?iP0T0VLas

?Vi x

lP0T0Vlas

biaKo

Sept.

Num.

1, 16

distinguished.

rrjs ovvayoyrjs.

eirUXrjroi

rj

Substantively,
Num.

reprehensible.

The

K?pa?,

Bekker.

634,

eiriKoir?o

13,

Diod.

(KOir?o),

to

1,

?irUoivov,
; as

sexes

both

19.
at.

POLYB.

6 To?s

10,

22,

ov,

eiriKoirov?rrjs,
eiriKoirovlras

o, =

25

5,

Tous

cubicularios.

zzz kovoovXiov,
rb,

ImKovr?ovXov,

SOCR.

koitov?ttjs.

e?vo?^ous,

PORPH.

mpaoov.

2.

KptT^s modified
Ktifco modified

In

the

language

eVi.

by
by

c7t?.

of Arianism,

Inscr.

Adm.

4957, 28.

Polyb.
Polyb.

14,

=
CTTiKuXico

cViKuXiv?eco.

eiriKvpooiSt

cos,

POLYB.

rj, (eiriKvp?o)

Just. Apol.

3, 53,
confirmation,

3, 7.
24,

10,

to create

3.

afterward

or in time, used with reference to the Son.

apud Epiph. I, 733 A.

tion.

the

from.

8, 35

Apost.

56,

5, 23

8,13.

r&v ?ai

T?s

y^akp?s, The

'EttiXvxvios

the evening.

imkvxnos

Basil.
in

evxapiarla

imkvea?ai,
r?, ?p,

enikcapiK?s,

its

form,

present

5, 23 T?s

Eus.

to anovrjareveip.

equivalent

(kcapUiop)

62 B.

Ill,

over

put

the cuirass.

Leo.

5,4
over

put

r? imk&pimp (proparoxytone),

Substantively,

the cuirass.

6, 4. 26.

Leo.

Porph.

Cer. 505, 11.

Eukhol.

p. 498,
cap, r?,

Ant.

Arius

4.

1, 45.

?mXrjirrevopai (eiriXfjirTos), to be epileptic, ?iriXrjirri?o.

Petr. Alex.
Sept. 1 Reg. 21,15.
5, p. 473 D.

inlpakos.

a) movable

(manic

r?,

Petr.

tight-sleeves.

XII,

776 D

overseer.

Inscr.

CHRYS.

imp?vim.

(spu

rious).
ov, o, superintendent,

^knipekrjrrjs,

'ETTipeXr?rov
4684

?n-l

tov

E7ripeX77TJ7S

mar,

as

of

340,

124
a

city.

r?nov.

to reckon up part

rj, ov, distributive,

impepiC?pevos,

erepos,

lb.

kipiva.

tov

?nipeplfa, laca, (peplfa)

distribute.
Participle

consumma

written

incorrectly

149 C.

?nipav?Kia,

?irUpipa, aros, to, (Kplpa) decision.

=

Eus.

see Introduction,
? 42.)
inikvca, to leave off, to end, as a fast.

?mp?pim,

232, 11.

eiriKpirrjs

Basilic.

2,1.

?nlp?kXos, ov, ?, (pakk?s) the name of a woolly grub.

?Vi tcov epyov.

?iriKoirovoiv

Const.

garment

to watch

ap

Jul.

psalm chanted at the lighting up of the lights, that

is, at sunset. 8, 37 titul. Evxapiarla imkvxPios, A

in

THRAX

DlON.

rj aX?irrj?.

r) ?rjb?v,

Y?vos

grammar,

applicable

gender,

epicene

o aeras,

2.

choice,

1, 34, p. 466.

of a fast.
to the lamp-lighting
inikvxPios, ov, (Xvx^os) pertaining

prjarelas
In

ov, promiscuous.

va?iov

ri&v inikvaeis, The finishing

thanksgiving for

7, V. 1. ?irUavorov.

14,

kirUoivos,

8,

inundated.

772

selection,

Apion.

Novell.

fj, release

em,

inikvais,

election,

(inikiyoa)

Joseph.

65, p. 309.

(For
Polyb.

eirUXvoros, ov, (?iriKXv?o)flooded,

p.

Sept.

convocation.

eiriKXrjros,

18.

28,

2. Blameworthy,

?iriKri?o

rjs, fj,

inikoyrj,

time.

lir'iKXrjros,

repr?hensibleness.

Chal.

fj, repr?hensibleness.

pointment.

for

vioorjs.

10,

em,

enikr)y?ns,

imkrj^npov,

5.

7TiXi}^e<?)s, reprehensible,

?Kp?fiaoav.
2, 40,

15

8,
ti tul.

18

8,

KcqbaXrjv.

POLYB.

An

irior?v,

(communicants).

fiera rrjv per?Xrjyjnv.

biaK?vov.

up.

prayer.

'E7r?KX?7(ris tcov

titul.

?irl

downward,

to sum

Afr.

Cod.

68.

'EiriK?qbaX? pe

(Ke(j>aXai?o),

eos,

eir?KXrjois,

head

Philipp.

eiriK (?>aXai?opai

11

LEIMON.

(KeqbaXrj), adv.

?iriK?qbaXa

8,

rb

Substantively,

emaros.

DlON.

THRAX

by part,

to

in gram
in BEKKER.

636, 13.
inlpiKTos,

ov, mixed.

Sept.

Num.

oxkos, The mixed multitude.

11,

'O inlpiKros,

sc.

307
ewcfiovos

inlpovos,

ov,

38,

10

3,

Tovs

Polyb.

permanent.

(inipivca)

nect or

6.

15,

their

to delay

noie?v,

imp?vovs

ip?vovs

6,

empop<f)a?opai(pop<f)?fa), to counterfeit. Method.

Enipopqba?opivrj

one's

change
Aapla

\o Zevs]

into.

to assume

Jud.

Sept.

of a millstone.
tovs

fjv nap?

mkovpevrj,

?kirovs

Deut.

e7riva?o-ios,

fjbov,

emvepeais,

into

changed

by

the

iniv?prjais,

em,

fj, the Roman

ais,

37.

22,

1.

impepiap?s,

149

indiction,
A.

imvepe

Pallad.

1148 C.

(536),
40, 13.

Suid.

2, 12.
6 tov

*Eniviprjais,

as,

tion.

Polyb.

iirnrpo?dXXo

as

spread,

Cohort.
imovaa,
row.

commandment.

order,

erepoi
to

(geca),

beb&maiv

beboKipaap?voi
as a

polish,

xp?pov

Clem.

?vbpes

rjs, fj, sc. fjpepa,

rrjv keirovpylav.
Just.

performance.

the

(eneipi)

Prov.

1.

27,

rrjy?v,

(napaylyvopai),

coming

1,

31,

2,

25,

11,

Tov

succeed

one

in a com
arpa

enmapayiyv?pevov

Polyb.

Intransitive,

zu

12,

tofall

19,

6.

into line.

Id. 3, 115, 10.

or cause

emit

Apocr.

Act.

11,

to con

adapta

to emanate

in

et Thecl.

Paul,

LEIMON.

rebuke,

?,

?irb tov

(?irippairi^o)

66

'E7Ti

(92)

abuse.

reproach,

es, (p?iro)

aros,

Thrax

rb,

(prjpa)

6,

Metaphori

Polyb.

2, 64,

4.

to.

inclined

Polyb.

1, 55, 1.

in grammar.

adverb,

Lev.

avrrjs.

smiting.

prone,

proclivis,

Sept.

alparos
a

2. Good, as applied to hope.

Dion.

in Bekker.

634, 6.
?irippivos, ov, {pis) with a prominent
nose,

eir?pivos.

Luc?an.

nose, having
Philopatr.

12,

ap

plied to the Apostle Paul.

?iripiirr?piov.

ov, rb,
Porph.

385, 21.
282, 21.

Cont.
in. Metaphorically,

fitness,

propriety,

?irippiirr?piov.

ov,

?irippiirr?piov,

23,5.

imnkUca (nkUca), to plait

pa?bo

o?yovs

?irb ifna?iov.

prominent

inmapep?akkoa (napep?akkca), to throw in, as a body of

soldiers.

to

TQi e?v
eirippavrio?r)

?irippcirrjs,
et

successor.

as his

b?

3, 78, 2.

?irippivos.

?irippairiopos,

the mor

day,

coming

Polyb.

to

eiriireiropirrj

(write

9EiriiropirovvTai

r), (eiriirpeirrjs)

ov, =

?iripprjpa,

POLYB.

?V? rb

'Eiriiropev?evrov

eiriiropirrjpevos
30

5,

(irpo?aXXo),

piirr?piov

27

alibi.

mand.

a
rrjv

?iriiropcvopevoi

\ ?mppavri?o (pavrl?o), to sprinkle upon.

e?v miprj?&aiv,

oncas,

literary

Rom.

cally,

inmapayiyvopai

over

3, applied to the Apostle Paul.

fire.

of

37.

Sept.

9,

4,

to or

addition, said of the emanations of the Gnostic phi

188. 189.
losophy. Hippol.

Id.

?iripurr?piov

'Emvoprjv

biabegcavrai
enigkca

?aXaooiav

?iriirp?ireia,

Vit.

Novell.

Euagr.

imvipopai)

(inivipoa,

1, 44

Epist.

30,

Ilacrav

TOVS.

I, 685 F.

2. Direction,

5.

1, 27,

march

travel,
14

ir?Xcis.

DlOD.

pevos).

?iripivos,
rjs, fj,

Plut.

1,

Kal ras

T?opqbvpiba

pepiap?s.
enipopfj,

Polyb.

irXrj?os.

Imviprjais.

Ill,

39, 20.

31,

'Emvipeais,

indictio,

Const.

408,

p.

29,

editor

Basil.

Chrys. 50 B.
148, 2. Lyd.

POLYB.

HES.

imviprjais.

IvbiKTi&v.

'ETrwrXoK?s
?rp?s?XXrjXas.

eiriiropir?opai(iropir?o) to buckle on. POLYB. 39, 1, 2

sea-sick.

ov, (vavala)
h,

4, 9, p. 254, 81.

uncertain.

to go,

(iropevo),
POLYB.

place.

millstone.

upper

Diod.

II, 732 E

r), meaning

iiriiropevofiai

6.

24,

the

impvkiov,

intercourse.

vavs,

X?pav
rb

2,

5, 32, p. 355, 93 Ai? rrjv irpbs

1, 50, 6.

? Tpv<j)oay r?abe

Kar?kiyei

POLYB.

with.

1, 2, 2.

kiriirXoos

9,

Athen.

song.

Substantively,

4,

Iren.

to a mill.

cobfjs be ?vopaalas

f) impvkios

lpa?os,
miller's

5,

Diod.

PLUT. I, 89 E.

13

ovve?aive.

?iriireirX?x?ai
intercourse

"EXXrjvas liriirXoKrjv.

2. Sexual

to

of,

Homil.

tous

enoyfr.

belonging

53 KX?Vpa impvkiov,Apiece
10 Kai

the form

Rom.

Clem.

enepopqb&?rj

ov, (pvkos)

?nipvkios,

(pop<?>?ca)

self

12, 7, et alibi.

4, 28, 2 Tats 'EXXqviKa?s

Polyb.

?ir9 ?pxjrjs ev??os

irp??eoiv

40 B

aocjalq.

&?rjv,

?nipop(f)oopai,

Sept.

with.

join

kirnrXoKrj, rjs, r), (ItreirX?Ko)

payment.

14,

lirippiTTTapiov

(eirippiirro)
Cer.

470,

Leo Gram.

sort
9.

of

473,

292,

hood

or

14.

Theoph.

10.

Cedr.

cowl,

II,

308
emppoia

as,

inlppoia,
enlnav

fj,

increase.

(inlppoos)

ro?s evrvxovaip

y?p

rov nkelovos

emovplav

e?s

eirioKrjv?o

enlppoia

rrjp

POLYB.

Diod.

2,

fj t&p npayp?roap

Ta?s

naplarrjai.

POLYB. 4, 39,
inlppvais, em, fj, (inippioa) flow, flood.
10. 10,28,4.
Scymn. 781. Diod. 1, 40. 74.
rb, saddle.

aros,

inlaaypa,

op, (aa?pos)

inlaa?pos,

ripl. Mar.
ov,

inlayvpos,

tempestuous.

(oyvp?s)

earl.

THEOPH.

ini?yovpos.

Tco

CONT.

656, 21.
ov,

rb,

cloth

a horse's

(aekka)

a horse's

over

saddle.

caparison,

to

220, 20.

eniarjpaala,

as,

Mauric.

lyb.

1, 37, 4/

31, 11, 4.

cmaKen?fa

r.

1, 49.
'O

3,
inlarjpos

aptit

because

six,
r

3, 21.

1140 B
M?pvovos.

12.

5,

over
42.

3,

ov, 6, (imaKenropai)

eniaKenrlrrjs,

or

?av,

(Fav,

to the

applied

43.

Just.

EpIPH.

SEPT.

country.

Can.

1, 3

ecas, fj, visitation,

community,
avr&v

the

Cer.

Typic.

the

of

avrovs.

Sept.

emaKonfj.

imaKonfj

5.

Sept.

?k rrjs <f)vkrjs Vov?fjv.

19

62,

1.

Sept.

Gen.

NT. Luc. 19, 44.,

50,

1 Pet. 2,

rrjs

Num.

of

the members

Num.

1, 21

16,

of
*H inl

?irioKoirrjv

avrov

Xa?oi

the office of a bishop.

76.

77.

15 A

erepos.

3,

3,

Sard.

LTcos

Apost.

2, 25.

cm

3 Trjv

Can.

rjx?rj ds

1 Tim.

NT.

corai

*Epts

IREN.

I, 2.

Nie.

Const.

44

1,

Epist.

Num.

1.

14,

cirioKoirrjs.

Chrys.

Sept.

; office.

tov

?v?

rrjs ?TrioKoirrjs

20.

Pallad.

Kovoravnvovir?Xeos

The

bishops
8,10.

2.

emol?s

i), ?v,

Const.

13.

8,

Census,

o? iirioKoiroi.

collectively,

(eirioKoiros)

Sept.

Num.

episcopal.

7, 2.
IREN.

14,

29.

1, 27,

'E7rio-K07TiKi7biaboxrj.

31,

inhabitants,

'EniaKtyaa?e

enumeration

equiv

THEOPH.

eirioKoirrjv.

5.

29.
Census,

Eus.

7r?Xtv ?moKoir?v,

eirioKeyfns

Apost.

Rom.

Apost.

hide,

up,

PORPH.

iniaKenrfjTrjs.

enumerate

Num.

3, 5.

Vis.

ir?Xeos.

rrjs

8 Trjv
6,

eir?oKoiros,

ov,

o,

Apost.

an

bishop,

superintendent.
to

censeo,

cO rrjv

superintendence
108,

Xeirovpyiav.

Monarch.

208.

imaKenropai,

16, 29.

Apost.

paros

4.

to cover

Ps.

1.

Vit.

inspector.

written

incorrectly

Herm.

bishop.

253,

Oversight,

16.

eirioKQiriK?s,

aKeyjns

977 E.

Basil.
Eus.

'O ?irioKoiros

Num.

Clem.

2.

1, 16,

spread

Thren.

Sept.

to be a

3. Episcopate,

Po

appearances.

the mark,

Iren.
to

4,

6 fin.

2.

PALLAD.

?irioKoirov

?eo^iXeor?rov

rjs, r), visitation,

Const.

heav

1, 16, 1.

r? inlarjpov,

(aKcn?fa),

conceal.

inlaKey?ns,

976 D.

Apophth.

Lyd.
to

2.

6,

to the

character

IREN. 1, 14, 6.
character

numeral

Polyb.

the number

the

by

approval

reference

a mark.

bearing

Substantively,

8,

Ephes.

emoKoir?o.

rjoo,

24. 25.

or

II, 586, 67.

Diod.

? inlarjpos,

simply

blyappa).

p.

house.

bishop's

12.

supernatural

ov, marked,
or

of

notice.

with

to

represented

720,

?irioKoirevo

B.

shading.

4.

A,

(?irioKorros)

tov

overshadowing,

'E7TlCTK07r0?VT0S'ifpOCToX?pCOV.

arjKprjr?pios?

2, 6.

40, 6, 1. Diod.

or

bodies,

as

sign,

26,

appearance,

enly

Opos,

921

7, 21.

1, 2, p. 22.

of

consideration,

30, 1, 2.
Sign,

duties

(emarjpalvoa)

Polyb.

2. Distinction,

was

Pil?t.

ov, rb,

Chal.

?irioKoirfj,

fj,

disapproval.

iniarjpos,

the

perform

Lyd.

3.

4,72,1
'

an

r), {?irioKi?(o)

eirioKoireio

alent

emarjKprjrevoa,

6, 8.

?irl ras oIk?os.

?iriOKrjvooavres.

Anaphor.

emoKoir?o,

housing,

6, 9.

Leo.

at a place.

I, 636 B.

iniaekkiov,
a

or be
quartered

9EirioKrjv?oavres

Vit. Chrys. 27 B.

Pe

se.

18,

eos,

Apocr.

4.

1, 13,

Arrian.

'O b? oppos inla?kos,

4,

oUiats

?irioKoirclov,

Iren.

to quarter

(oKrjv?o),

emoK?aois,

9.

15,

unsound.

stormy,

Erythr.

Lev.

Sept.

rotten,

ov, (a?kos)

inla?kos,

eir?a-fcoTTOs

NT.

Const.

passim.

overseer

ecclesiastical

1 Tim.

3, 2.

Apost.

Phil.

1.

or

Can.
Clem.

passim.

Rom. Epist. 1, 42. Ignat. Ephes. 1.

In the fourth century, A?rius maintained
that
was
no
a
there
between
a
difference
!
bishop and pres
EPIPH.

byter.
irpbs
y?p

I,

irpeo?vrcpov;
cari

r??is

906

Ovb?v

Kal pia,

Ka?

(?>rjo-i,T? ?oriv

biaXX?rrei

<j)rjol, npr)

ovros

?irioKoiros

tovtov*

Kal ?v ?i-iopa.

pia

309
7TLO-/C0tI^Q)

'EniaKonos

imamncav,

7navvay(?

Episcopus

ROM.

Homil.

emaK?noav

imamnoa,

'E?paloav

?KKkrjalap.
=:

iniamr?fa,

emamaariK?s,

fj, ?v,

Polyb.

Ex.

(eman?ca)
36

26,

1, 7

or

attractive.

Uoifjaeis

curtain,

hanging,

?fjkov.

rfj ?vpa

Inianaarpov

iavr&

? b? avv?ycav

y?verai,

rrjs

oroXifiala

Sept.

evae?elas

per

Chal.

nkrj

o,

ov,

emara?pevca

14, 4.

4,

21,

quarters.

assign

1.

BASILIC. 38,

ov,

rius,

o, stationarius,
6 fjyovpevos

yEnlara?pos,

fj, ?v, (?marikkca)

Thrax

in Bekker.

636, 6.

enlarapaj.,

to recognize,

consider.

In

fj emarak

simply
case.

fj boriKf), the dative

to

TiKf), equivalent

to commands.

or

Ovre

$epeiv
ov,

iniar?rrjs,
? bevrepos

?,

the

emarrj?lov

723,
Tov

upon

4,

IS.

?yiov

9.

ivb?gov

fjyanrjpivov

Kai

line

762,

?noarokov
nap?evov

Joan. 13, 25).

(compare NT.
40
VOL. VIL NEW SERIES.

soldiers,

bosom-friend.

15.
Kai

'iw?vvov

Horol.

evayyekiarov
rov

as,

rj,

ypajip?

0l

KaXov
icpoypap.

letter-writer,

yp?qbo)
Inscr.

A.

4896,

In

COmmander-in-chief.

as,

an

(?iriorparoircbcvo)

Also,

encamping
the

enemy.

attention.

Eus.

against

marching

5, 76, 9.

rj, (?iriorpefyrjs)

diligence,

?papr?vovra

iros

cxeiv xpr) i

?iriorpovwpi

0eoX?yov

17,

?iriow?yo

fier?voia.

II, 415 B

Basil.

r) fir) eiriorp?qbovra

eiriorp?'rfopev,

to

(orp?vwpt),
24

Philopatr.
saddle

Greg.

Nyss.

II,

rov

ovov.

ovov.

or

Lu

upon.

7roX?v liriorpovvvoovoi.
Apocr.

caparison.

rrjv

over

spread

Nic^eT?v

to

9Eir?oTpooev

9Eiriorp?oaoi
yi?i

ir?s

5, 20.

Jac.

120 B.C.

119 A.B.

NT.

to be converted.

rjs, rj, repentance,

?iriorpoqbrj,

2. To

as a sinner.

to convert,

T?v

intimate.

Hence,

writing

rrjv ?epoyXv(j)iKrjv.

16.

3,

in

? xPmPTal

(?irioroXi),
31,

Intransitively,

c?an.

se. obikos,

19.

of

71.

the breast.

733,

1,

rrjs emaraalas.

in

6 emarfj?ios,

Substantively,

Theoph.

man

LEO.

rrjs ?Kias.

DlOD.

government.

rrjv rpaxyrrjra

second

ov, (arrj?os)

emarfj?ios,

rule,

fj, (inlaraais)
ov bvv?pevoi

used

eirioroXoypaqbiKrjv

lepariKrjv,

?,

1, 77, 7.

Polyb.

y?p

Persians,
as,

elprjviKov.

9, 1, p. 440, 29.

as the king of the

imar?peo? ae ?aaikia, recognize thee

imaraala,

b? rrjv

against.

?morp?qyeia,

Dion.

472

rrjv

ov, ?, (orparrjy?s)

?iriorp?qyo,
Mal.

to

Tr)v Aiyunrtcov

b? Kal reXevraiav
ov,

?iriorparoirebeia,
over

relating
nr&ais,

fj imarakriKr)

grammar,

Staciona

rrjs povfjs,

as

scr. 2285. 4715.

of postmaster.

(See also popfj 1.)

manceps.

imarakriK?s,

sort

15

657,

Polyb.

?iriorp?rrjyos,
a

'E7TI

same

the

z=

eirioroXrj,

(?irioroXoyp?q^os)

Alex.

bevr?pav
*
v?rr?rrjv

secretary.

p. 345

7, 21,

writings,

of

eKpav??vovoi,

p??obov

parels

Eus.

Epistolar

rj, ?v,

?irioroXoyp?qbos,

1,6.

GLOSS.

BASILIC

epistolares.

epistolar.

dimin.

rb,

Clem.

p?vrjv
to

to quarter,

?mara?pla, as, fj, the office of inlara?pos.

inlara?pos,

Sept. Lev.

11.

Can.

rov

(ara?pevca),

Polyb.

T?s ?morrjpas
Hier.
Procat. 4.

letters.

epistles,

eirioroXoypaqbiKos,

exactor.

urger,

(emanovb?fa)

ov,

ov,

letters.

Sept. Esai.

virepaoirio~Trjs,

?iriorrjprjs

eVi rb irvp.

?vXa

yp?ppara,

emor?Xiov,

?vv?fjaerai.
enianovbaarfjs,

43,

6,

949 A

Cyrill.

o?, (eirioroXrj)

a,

?irioroXifialos,

(anovb?fa),
13, 11 "Ynapgis imanovba^opevrj per? ?voplas

ik?aaoav

Mai.

ov,

lirioroXai,

to urge on, tofurther.

imanovb?fa

44

yEirioroi?aoovoi

?iriOToX?pioi,

aKrjvrjs.

Prov.

3, 33.

Eus.

9, 1, 122 et 127.

ov, rb,

inianaarpov,

'O rrjs ?KKXrjoiaoriKrjs

emoToi?aCo (oToi?aCo), to heap up, pile up.

1, et alibi.

attracting,

(eman?ca)

r), discipline,

25

church-discipline.
t?v ?beXqb?v (monks).
' Xyst.
43 B.

?ylav

'lepovaakrjp

order.

rjs,

Pachom.

5, 6.

13,
115,

3,

p. 311,

Kvploa ml

6.

4, 84,

Sept.

POLYB.

POLYB.

laos.

ev

8e rrjv

biinovn

Clem.

T&

9laK&?oa

Kkfjprjs

iniamrica.

op, =z

emaos,

10

p.

?iriorrjprj,

episcoporum,

a title assumed
by the bishop of Jerusalem.

JOSEPH.

LUC?AN.

Proteuangel.
Ant.

Prometh.

8,
4

9,

eAXoup

eir?orpoTo.
(ow?yo),

1, 75, 2, et alibi.

to

gather

together,

to collect.

Polyb.

310
lirnlOw

7navva<ytoyr?

rjs, fj, an

imawayoayfj,

NT.

Hebr.

assembling,

10, 25.

Basil.

Evxr)

join,

O?s imavv?yfropev

(spurious)

rjs, r), (avv?fjKrj)

Polyb.

7.

imavvlarrjpi
imavvlarapai,
rise

against.

Plut.

act.

894

ing,

26,

against

paxalpais,

dilatoriness,

emavar?aei

rfj

tipped

riotous

gather-

Num.

16,

per

eaKvrcapivais

with

button.

spherical

38

9,

imrayfj,

rrjs

rrjv

avyKkfjrov

Sept.

32,

avrov

obsequies.
The

order

240 B

Method.

eirir?(f)iov

?bov

?v?poirov

22,

(r?qbpos) intrench.
: to
observe,

13

18

7 T^v

CONST.

?y?av

ApOST.

r?v

KCKoiprjp?vov.

rrjv tov

E7riTeXe?v

ALEX.

8, 42

MARTYR.

Po

rjp?pav ye

'E7riTeXe?v to

to silence.

short,

avrrj.

avrov

paprvpiov

513 A

to cut

(r?pvo),

ir?oxa

2 E?^?s

2, 59,

'E7riTeXe?crc^co b? rj vrjoreia

PETR.

a church
tov

pvrjprjs XP-PIV T0^ ^ta rpicov ?vacrT?vros

eViTeXo?pev
5,

as

celebrate,

Apost.

?mreX?aei.

THEOPH. CONT.

Traerla.

Polyb.

5, 58,

3, et alibi.

adv.

?irirerap?vos,

napavo-

fjs, fj,

injunction,

(emr?aaca)

1, 16

Kara

command.

Sept,

rrjv

imrayfjv

13, 4, 3, et alibi.

Diod.

tov

'icwon'ov.

?acriXews

1, 70 Nopwv eVira

of

?irirerap?vos,

Clem.

decidedly?

Rom.

(eirireivo)

intensely,

1, 11

'E7riT Tape'vcos

Homil.

aros,

to, reserve,

in military

'Anb rrjs ?ylas

fj ev ro?s

Kal olmvpeviKrjs

lepo?s bmrvx015

eKKkrjalais

egemnrj

ov, ?, (emr?aaoa)

Polyb.

language.

5, 53, 5.
imrabe for eVi r?be, up to this time.

ra?s m?9

Kal imrabe
fjp?s

brjkabr)

eirirrjbevo,
|
!

Euangel.

(?irirvyx?vo)

person

HlPPOL.

event,,

successful

rj, ?v,

(eirirrjbevo)

artificial.

to

ply,
A,

in
14,

the
1

Can.

sense

of

Substantively,
Apost.
Apocr.

urge.

'E7reTr?? uev

3.

o?to

[rb

Thorn.
7rai?t'ov]

ecos, rj, (?irirrjp?o)

EUS. 1, 10, p. 33.

observation

: also

Diod.

ciri

observance.

1, 4, p. 15, 39 Za??arov ?irirrjprj

creeos.

to burial, funeral,

simply

1, 27.

iroXXrjv ?pav.
?irirrjprjois,

61.

eVir?^ios, ov, (r?cbos) relating

rb,

Diod.

; eViT-qoeuT?s,

140 C

Cerul.

rov nana.
imperious

aros,

success.

Ta ?ViT?jSeuT?,
confectionery.

eKrrjs avvobov

?varfaop?

?irirevypa,

rj, ?v, (?ViTuy^?vco) successful: favorable,

eViTeuKTiK?s,
convenient. Polyb.
2, 29, 3. 10, 25, 7.

ya?s.

imr?Krrjs,

the

rrjv eprjv (fiiXiav irapairrjoap?vov.

Polyb.

?ylais

Burial
?aoiXeov,

dirge.

Seiprjvov

Can.

....

?irir?pvo

yp?cjaopev

POLYB.

fjp&v.

?pxovres
bi?

Kai

eiri?vp?

feast.

rjp?pav

LYC.

ema(f)aipots

nlanv

biari??pe?a

funeral

representing

?prjvos?

'E^m?c^ios

'E?riTeXetcr&o b? rpira

1 Esdr.

inlraypa,

or

?orc?Tes

(sic)

II, 825 E

biapaxop?vcav

?prjvos,

160 A.

I,
se.

275,14

perform

v??Xiov.

'Hpe?s

Ema(f>paylaaa?ai

to

rjpep?v.

Plut.

The

(a) 'O ?irir?fyios, se. X?yos,Funeral

?irir?(j)ios,

?iriraqbpoo,ooa,
24, 18.
?mreX?o,

buttons.

ev ra?s
7raXaiorpais

ema(?>pay?Covaiv

plav.

40.

Polyb.

imaqbpay?fa (aobpaylfa), to put a seal on, to seal.

Kal

stood

ema<j>aip&v

orjpcpov.

?opr??opev

picture

'E7ri

o?v.

r?s x*?pas.

nepib?ovai

Nehem.

fast

(a(f>a?pa)

of

Naz.

Cer.

Ovb? ?Koveiv

40, 2, 10.

they

rjp?v

for the burial of kings.

Funeral
(c) T? eirira(?)iov,

98

Tryph.

When

Kvplov,

a sort of boxing-glove.

Also,

Porph.

rb,

title

Greg.
*0

(b)

2 aor.

procrastination

4, 49, 1.

Sept.

Ta>v p?v y?p

sermon.
or

conspire

JuST.

company.

3 Bvklvais

20,

Mid.

emavviarrjaav,

avr&.

Polyb.

gang,

ov,

to

Or at. 7 init.

cO ?irir?qbios

the

ir?vres

burial of Christ.

treaty.

against.

against,

227 A

seditio,

theLord.

inlaobaipov,

together

ecas, fj, (emavvlarrjpi)

'Ev

oorrjpos

382

p.

Amphil.

(p'ikov.

tov

lamentation,

Kar avrov.
(emavpoa)

ar?ais:

t?v

?oprrjv

Horol.

rapax?s.
to a

article

together
II,

indolence, laziness.
imavaraais,

set

'E7r?rvvioTap?vas

imavviar?pevoi
ov, ?,

rrjv A?yvnrov

additional

to

come

to

imavpp?s,

POLYB.

a?Tco eirir?q!)iov ovorrjoovrai

?ycova

Substantively.

(avvlarrjpi),

annex.

subjoin,

r?s nepl

imavv?fjKrj,

3, 27,

M?yav

r?qyiov
to

(avv?nrca),

3, 2, 8

10,

II, 675 D

117

17,

o? irpoTcvovres

rrjs imavvaycayfjs.

imavv?nrca

Oi

avvagis.

congregation,

i eiriri?o

?iriri?rjpi.

THEOPH.

653,

3. 5, ?iriri?eiv.

311 'ETTKJHlVia

eTTCTlfl?o)

to bid

, to rebuke,

imripa

bvv?peaiv

oxkos

avro?s

as,

Hippol.

ov,

imrpaxfjktov,

20,

APOST.

rb,

53.

Vit.

Sab.

ov, 6, the

Eukhol.

Roman

procurator.

Just. Apol.

imroa?aapos, ov, 6, (?niToa?afa)mockery, jeering, raillery.

3, 80,

imqbalvca,

to appear,

as, fj, (em<j>avfjs) appearance,

imqbaveia,

2 Reg. 7, 23.

'ETTi^ave/as noirja?pevoi,
ous

r?js

7ri(|)?veiav

view.

sight,

Sept.

3, 6, 6. I

2, 29, 1.

1, 54, 2.

Polyb.

3 T^v

3, 94,

JUST.

fjpipas.

Apol.

appearance

2 Tim.
Apol.

NT,

of Christ.

manifestation

1, 10. Clem. Rom. Epist.

1, 14. Eus. 1, 5. Athan.

871.
r?

2. The Epiphany,

eveKev

Tivos

369

II,

fj fjpipa m?9

fj fjpipa m?9

ovxl

rjv e?anrlaorj

Chrys.

fj iniqb?vios.

9Em(f)?via,

; MENAND.

inKJa?veia \iyerai

nobilis.

LOSTORG.

12,

rrjv tov

'Qi ml

12

cav, r?,

II,

458

(enKJa?vios)

Tolvvv

eyevvfj?rj
fjp?v

nap9

fj,

title.

the

Phi
nepirjyj/ev

567.

Chron.

ore

iniobavear?rov

the

2.

The

ALEX.
rov

yev?oei

the

irepirrrj

Tr?^cov

pevovres

b?

ov

avrov

1105 A

iv aapK? ? Kvpios.
eoprrj np&rrj

r?

erovs

rjp?pav

fj emp?vela,

or r? Qeoob?ve?a,
<f)?via 2,

fj im<p?vios,

church-feast

Tfj fjpipa
CHRYS.

KH'

?v

A?yo?arou,

Kat

BacrtXei?ou

biawKre

?opr??ovoi

refers the birth of Christ

446
firjva,

lavvovapiov
rjns

eon

piov

prjv?s.

Kara

Pcopaious
449

9E?airrloorj

Tevvrj??vros

rovrkori

to the sixth

....

irpb

elbov

?[read

tcov

Tijs

avrov

y?p

okto

irepirrrj

9Eiri(j)aviov,

were

the Baptism

lavvovapiov,

Krrj~]

tov

lavvova

avrov

yeve?Xiov

rjns rvyx?vei

rov

irepl

rjp?pas,
447

eKrrj lavvovapiov.

z= a. d. VI.

7rp? e? ei?c?v voep?piov,

ut peracto

dum

illius

sacerdotes

carnem

in

Epiphaniorum
vel

nativitatis

sacramenti

occiduis provinciis,

r? Qeo

on

celebrated

the Nativity

the

same

day

and
under

the name of Epiphania.

Cassian.
Coll?t. 10, 2
mos
Intra Aegypti regiones
iste antiqua traditione

utriusque

'Entoav?a.

celebrated

?XX? Kal rrjv

eros,

O? b? ?irb tov
rrjv

rrj

irepiepy?repov

rb

p?vov

century.

and the baptism to the eighth ofNovem

EPIPH.

conc?l?brant,
Epiphany,

second

o?

?vayvooeoi.

Epiphanius

of the

Eiert

rjv qbao?v

Kat elmbi.

?airrioparos

half

18
rjp?v

irpoori??vres,

tov

latter

407,

oorrjpos

rjp?pav

ciae

Christmas,

Nativity,

22 B.

XI,

as

early

servatur

Beoob?via 1. EPIPH. I, 449 C.

r&v 'Enicfravloav

as

voa?eklaaipos,

? 'Ov&pios?glav.
'E7ri<??via,

enitijaviararos,

Superlative,

nobilissimus,

com

the Basilidians

Cassian informs us that in Egypt

is,

Roman

that

id. nov.

364, 23.
imqbavfjs,

adds

as

Tovr?oriv

aXX'

rjv irix?rj,

twen

as the day of the birth of

least,

ber.

2, 12. Just.
I, 47 A. B.

author

to the

(corresponding

plies

of January,
or

over

also the day of his baptism ; which im

that Christmas was observed, by that sect at

in vari

themselves

Manifesting

1, 5

forms.

The

5, 6, 6 *Apn

Polyb.

r?

Eis

some

of Alexandria,

Pach?n

This

CLEM.
intransitive.

irape

624

I,

memorated

emobaivovarjs.

rrjs fjpipas

month

Christ.

4.

Polyb.

to Clement

tieth of the Roman Mains)

813

II,

Naz,

curious persons regarded the twenty-fifth day of the

Egyptian

Plut.

Kal rov

rois

os.
9Eiriqbav?ov X?y

[According

777 A

bi?

?eorrjros,

Xptorov

virobei?avros

GREG.

paprvprj??vra.

qb?ra r?v

?yia
neck-bands.

the priest's

1, 13. 34. Eus. 1, 9.

emrvxla, as, fj, (emrvxfjs) success. POLYB. 1, 6, 4, et
alibi.
E.

rov

rov

?v r? ?airrlopari

irarpbs

eXbei irepiorep?s

?v

irapaKKrjrov
or?oi

rov

Const.

?oprrjv ?pyeirooav

rrjs

yeyevrjo?ai

avr?

fiaprvprjo-avros

302,

(rp?xrjkos)

2 Trjv r?v ^irKpaviov

8, 33,

to ?v
avrfj ?v?beiijiv

cO b?

It reaches nearly to the feet. Chrys. XII,

(spurious). Petr. Ant. 149 C.
inlrpono?,

54,

5,
31

6,1, 85.

Basilic
ov, rb, penance.

imrlpiov,

Matt.

NT.

Iva aicanfjacaaiv.

fj, penalty.

284 C.

POLYB.

bia?oke.

emnpfjaas.

inerlprjaev

imripla,

?v aol,

Kvpios

'Emnpfjaai
Ta?s

of the baptism of Christ.

commemoration

3, 2

Zech.

Sept.

reprovingly.

domini
esse

solemnitatem

die,
baptismi,
definiunt,
non

quern

provin

vel

secun

et

idcirco

bifarie,

ut

in

sed sub una diei hujus festivitate

et c.

In Syria, the Baptism was referred to the thirteenth

day of thefourth month, that is, of January ; October

312
77M^dviO?

e7roX77

being the first month of the Syro-Macedonian calen

dar. Chrys. VIII (Spuria), 275 B.
In the West,
Christmas and the Epiphany had
always been two distinct festivals. The Eastern
churches began to adopt the practice of theWestern
in the latter part of the fourth century. So that
that time forth they kept Christmas on the
twenty-fifth of December, and the Epiphany on the

from

sixth

of January.
eanv

ovnoa bimr?v
avrrj

fjpipa

p?p

nap?

(the

eros

rrjp

....

olmvaiv

eanipav

fjp?v fj

ovroa Kal avrrj

ir&p.

names

and

'E7rio5?via

tions, were

modifica

to both.

CH yivvrjais

adopted

finally

their

applied

indiscriminately

church

Greek

with

Beoqb?via,

rov

The

and

Xpiarovyewa

In the Armenian
and the Baptism,

$&ra,

January.

respectively.

Christmas,
are all celebrated on the fifth of
18,

53.

But

Ill, 506C]

the

fj imob?vios,

any,

13 Me?9

as

same

rjv fj im(f>?vios

a?oa b? Kal avrfj

se.

fjpipa

r? \Em$?via

ckttj tov

vp?v

or

2.
earca

bemrov

view.

eoprfj,

Const.

the

Sub

5,

(Januar.

caaa, (qbopr?ca)to load.

imqbopT?oa,
avrov

9Em(?>opT&aas

?nb

PORPH. Adm.

?ak?aarjs

mpfjkovs

99, 13

camels with it.

having loaded nine hundred
additional weight
im??prcapa, aros, to, (emqbopr?ca)
burden.

rjaa,

emxwpioa,
Tov
eimai

Cer.

Porph.
(x^p)

to

b? roiovTOV n?yovs

468, 5.

ov,

as of

up,

heaping

(intropol.) 20, as

Kai ds

"Iva

alrovs

KXrj??opevrj X^pw*

eir?piov.
eos,

rj, (?iroirrevo)
ira?bov

9Abia(j)o?pov

Socr.

?(j>?opovs

?ppevas

ov,

6,

3,
Kal

13,

p.

6 LTa??as mra?vciv

189,

examiner

56, 8,13.

Xeyofi?vovs

kir?irras ro?rovs

of

Theoph.

to be

things

Cont.

Kal ??ioor?s.

346,12
GlOSS.

upon.

inixioprj?epTos,

(iirix^rfjp)

sold

Tous
'Etto

speculator.

Kara

rov

exorcise.

Ju?t.
tov

Irjoov Xpiorov

?v?paros

26.

9 K?v

Procat.

I, 193 B.

Athan.
?pfyvorjofjs,

2, 6
orav

Cyrill.

K?v ?iropKio?rjs,

oorrj

?qbopKtop?s.

Cy

rb irp?ypa.
ov,

Hier.

o,

exorcism,

(?iropKi?o)

Procat.

9.

o?, ?, (?iropKi?o)

?iropKiorrjs,

exorcist,

8, 26. Ignat. Antioch.

2, 6. Laod. 24. Eus.

Apost.
Apol.

! eirovp?o,

of

purposes.

?rjXeias.)

Basilic.

pia

1,

Apol.

Examinations
for magical

children,

inspector,

irrrjs, inspector,

J?ST.

inspection.
eiroirrevocis,

of incorrupt

(Compare

ooi

r) bi? tov

lirofi?prjorj

a?, epulae,
see
?oo,

e?co^iat.

?iraXapia.
(eirovpos)

Lyd.
to have

CONST.

?qbopKiorrjs.

(interpol.)

12. Just.

6, 43, p. 313,16.

Lyd.

11.

11.
a

fair

wind.

THEOPH.
rjvgfj?rj in

670,
akkas

Polyb.

?iroqb??Xplo,rjoo, (?qboaXfi?s) to cast longing glances at,

t<\look wistfully at. Plut.
I, 271 C Tots ?aoiXiKols
Xprjpaoiv ?iroqb?aXprjoavres.ALEX. ALEX.

to,

earth.

2, 10, 6.

nfjx^is.

emxvr?piov,

18

1, 13,
tovtov

?irovXapia,

or

480,17.
snow

reading.

see

?ir?piov,

eirovXai,

ivvamalas,

presbyters,

?irireixi?o. POLYB. 2, 46, 5. 2, 54, 3.

eirop?peo, rjoo, (op?pos) to rain upon, ?qbvo, eiri?pexo.

rill.

6).

s.

=
?iroiKobop?o

?iropKiopos,

:
empopa, as, fj, (emcfaipca,imrfaipopai) rush Upon, attack
violence. Polyb.
3, 65, 7, et alibi.

Country

?qbobrjy?o. IGNAT. Ephes.

a various

HlER.

npioararrj.Tive

prjv?s

irpeo?vrcpoi,

cae

Neo

city.

9.

po??vros. Laod.

Epiph

Apost.

the

city presbyters,

4, 41,

=
?rrobrjy?o

yEiropKi?ovres

in full

imob?vios, ov, (imqbavfjs) manifest,

stantively,

Polyb.

of

?iropK??o,?oo, (?pKt'fco)to adjure;

Coteler.

compare

not

ecos, rj, (eirix?vwpi)

iir?x^o-is,

?iromrjs,

church Annunciation,

Callist.

opposed

the entrails

Xpiarov

present day, the words for Christmas and Epiphany

are

to

Sept.

permission.

Kvpov.

?irix?prjoiv

9Eirix?pioi

eir?irrevois,

and r? Beoq^?viafor the Baptism, or

In the popular language of the

for theNativity,
the Epiphany.

13

Can.

grant,

the country,

ov, of

?irixoptos,

as

r), (?irix^p?o)

3, 7 Kot'

fi?yov

long after the separation of these festivals, the

But

2 Esdr.

IREN.

?poa?ep yvoapi?ppivrj,

vvv Kal ov
npb nokk&p

fjp?s b? mpia?e?aa

npbs

bfjkrj Kal yv&pipos

yeyivrjrai

Nativity)

ro?s

ov

eg

Kai rot ye

II, 355 A

Chrys.

eos,

eirix?prjois,

ewer.

PORPH.

Cer.

9Eiro(f>?aXprjoas

572 B

rfj ?KKXrjoia NiKop^?ecov.

eVox?, rjs, r), (?ir?x<?>)check ; cessation, as of hostilities.

313

7roy?na

POLYB.

top

3, 2 Trjv mr?

38,

nokepov

JUST.

inoxqp.

102.

Plut.
II, 1122 A,
of judgment.
et alibi. Galen.
II, 16 A seq. Sext. Pyrrhon.
49.
Hypot. 1, 22, p.

'Enr?

seven

and

Gen.

7, 3.

Ta

by

Diod.

op,

(inr?,

36

; a Hebraism.

Sept.

es,

seven

The

wonders

1, 63.
seven-starred.

?arpop)

MARTYR.

?pKrov, The
Cedr.

(enram?bem,

Great
20.

I, 305,
of

eras)

adv.

inrankaalcas,

of

seventeen

ov,

seven

enrank?aios,

7 Kem?apiapivov

inraar?bios,

years.

years,

times.

Sept.

ov,

HlPPOL.

101

(inr?,

seven

Stadia

SCYMN.

long.

arokfj)

seven

having

*H b? <j)vais enr?arokos
enr? arok?s

Kal iarokiapivrj

nepl

garments.
exovaa

avrfjv

al?plovs.

1, 23,
ov, to, =

in&piov,

Cer.

23

721,

incor

&po(f>?piov

in&wpos,

r?

simply

after.
?n&wpov,

Apophth.

presbyter.

grammar,

ovojia

as

$oi?os.

epithet,

in Bekker.

636,11.

ov, ?, (epavos)

one who

Thrax
ipav?pios,

In

in&wpov,
Dion.

lives

on

charity.

Chal.

collecta.

stipes

handicraftsmen,

Joseph.

Ant.

?pyaTas

els

to be ?pyobi?Krrjs.

rrjKovra Kal biaKooioi

ov,

?pyobi?Krrjs,
Sept.

day-laborer.

Ex.

6,

Homer.

93.

avrov.

?pn-eXcova

2 Par.

Sept.

Ilev

10

8,

ev tco Xa?.

epyobioKrovvres

(epyov,

task-master,

bioKo)

?ireUrrjs.

97.

ov,
II,

workhouse.

workshop,

(?pyoborrjs)
Theoph.

21, 20,

?pyoborrjs,

Matt.

3, 7.
ov, to,

kpyob?oiov,

tov

NT.

6.

4,

12,

laborer,

15.

726,

Leg.

Typic.

p.

297.

74,16.

?,

r?v

8 Eis

507,

an

work,

of

superintendent

officer.

? Xcy?pevos

evvovxov

?pyo

borrjs.
of

as, rj, femin.

?pyoborpia,

ov,

?,

work, employer.

(cpyov,

irap?xo)

one

who

Clem. Rom. Epist.

ouk

[epyaTr?s]

27

TYPIC.

?pyoborrjs.

furnishes

1, 34
r?

avro(?iooXpei

titul.

f0 vo?pbs

?pyo?rap?Krrj

avrov.

lad.

ov, 6, (cpyov,

Vit.

Chrys.
ov, rb,
to

reference
as

epyovia,

as,

(epyov,
articles

and

baskets

41.

watcher

oKoir?o)

of

acts.

PAL-^

usually

with

21 B.

wooden

spoons.

Agath.

rj, (epy?vrjs)

Lp) handicraft,

manufactured

by

Anton.

10. Novell.

contract

for

such

monks,

Apophth.

133, 6.

the doing

of

work,

epyoXa?ia. POLYB. 6, 17, 5.

ov, 6, alms,

haec

?pyaorrjpiaKoi,

o)(Xov ovvrp?xciv.

1 Mio?ooao?ai

18. Arsen.

1605 B.
epavos,

?v?poirov

II, p. 585, 90 Tous ?pyaorrjpia

DlOD.

ov, 6, workman,

?pyoxcipov,

ov, named

Polyb.

workshop.

Kal ?avavoov

oiKob?jiois.
epy?rrjs,

epyooK?iros,
of

4.

Moses

o?

Kal irapeip?vos
Porph.

in?piov.

=
Ibos, fj,

kncapls,

4, et alibi.
inoapls.

written

rectly

to a

"Iva

?pyareia, as, r), (epy?rrjs) work, ?pyaoia. SEPT. Sap. 7,

16. LEIMON. 27 (37) Epyareias cKapvev virovpyov

?pyo?rap?Krrjs,

a vessel with seven banks of oars.

inrfjprjs, eos, fj, (inr?)
Polyb.

rj, ?v, pertaining

shopkeepers.

CEDR.

enr?arokos,

270

eis r? ?pyaXela.

Substantively,

Codin.

inrankaalcas.

(ar?biov)

Adm.

Porph.

Kal ?vairoKXeiovrai

JXXrj?os ?pyaorrjpiaK?v

?pyobioKr?o,

649.

or

4,

20,

Seventeen

inramibemirrj,

Bear.

Cer.
inr?kios, ov, (inr?) worth seven coins? Porph.
473.
(See also iw?kios, eg?kios, ?Kr?kios.)
inr?kocfaos,ov, (inr?, k?qbos) seven-hilled. ClCER. Epist.
ad Att. 6, 5, 2.

11,

38,

seven, By

seven, By

epya,-

inr?Kis.

times,

2, 2 Xp?vov

Ps.

beopcvovrai
?pyaorrjpiaKOs,

epy?oao?ai.

workhouse.

to,

341, 16 'eXtt?&z

handicraftsmen.

and

Trjv enr?aarpov

inraKaibemirrjs,
Diod.

inspection.

seven

imobaviarara

of the world.

enr?'?, seven

Theoph.

iroXepiovs
ov,

?pyaXelov,

Kovs Kal rov ?XXov

eVr?

AretH.

Seven

inr?,
Seven

seven,

inr?aarpos,

en?nrrjs,

56, 8, 13.

Basilic.

seven.

inr?,

an

as, fj, the being

758,12.

?py?fafiai, to belabor, to beat. Theoph.

?*xo robs

Tryph.
2. Suspension

inoyj/la,

epea

charity,

sodalium,
Ibid.

*Epavos,

ekerjpoavvrj.
haec

stips,

ikerjpoavvrj,

GLOSS.
conlatio,
Stips.

"Epavos,
collatio,

?p?a,

as,

Prisc.
79, 14.

r), wool,

fleece,

197, 20. Mal.

sheepskin

with

32, 6. 33.

the wool

Chron.

on.

78,18.

314
'Earia?

'pe?lvoiov

ov,

epe?lvoiov,

rb,

Apophth.

6, rebellious

ov,

Arietinum,

Deut.

Sept.

disposition.

31,

ov, 6, (ipe?ifa)
Deut.

Sept.

18.

21,

provoker

; quarrelsome

Hippol.

58.

person.

SOCR.

iprjpiK?s,fj, ?v, (eprjpos) of the desert.

119, 4.

101, 7.

Sept. Ps.

ov,

(eprjpos,

ecas, fj, (iprjp?ca)

34

26,

Deut.

Sept.

Sept.

Hermes.

28,

12, 2, 4.

on.

Phil

as, fj, translation.

beaten

translate.

lyb.

?k rrjs SvpiaK?Js
1.

2,

Just.

4, 7.

Iren.

409, 28.

red.

dye

Ex.

Sept.

25,

Iren.

In

3, 21,

service,

Eus.

254

oklyov

nap?

fjk?e

evpov.

piKpbv
rjk?es,
of

expression

ras

ano?akeiv

KivSvvevam,

K?k&s

perf.

part,

?poroireiroirjfi?vos,

5 A?ppara

Cer.

16.

11,

in

sense

the

to Greece

and

Theod.

of Western

Europe,
Po

Constantinople.

Ill, 711 C.

to the

evening,

simply

evening,

?oirepivrj

The

Xeirovpyia,
tcov

XeiToupyia

same

the

mass,

evening

THEOD.

irporjyiaop'tvov.

Ill,

j
to !

Leg.
1

Homer.

cKTrj Kal ?vv?rrj

Kpi&v fjpv?poba

Apost.

112.
cViTeXe?Te

E?^?s
Kal

se.

?oirepiv?s,

Const.

vespers.

34,

8,

the Ritual,

?oit?pa

48

7,

Kal

op?pov

evening

titul.

Const.

(Compare

Kal

the

vpvos,

8, 35

Apost.

rpirrj

opa

Kal

LAOD.

?XeKTopoqyovia.

18.)

rov n?aas

oXois

DlON.

62 B T^v x^Piv T?v eWepivo? <j>or?s,

The

titul.

I
epxopai, to come. POLYB. 1, 45, 14 nap' ov8ev ?X6\>vres

nap'

Vis.

673 D.

voapeva.

Herm.

Soz. 1, p. 6, 39.

rj, the West,

*H

Ant.

5, 8, p. 222.
to
dye with madder,
epv?pobavaoa,&aca, (Ipv?pobavov)
Clem. Alex.

2.

iva,

by

PoRPH.

i), ?v, pertaining

'H

'Eppqvevenu

Joseph.

13.

ad Graec.

Cohort,

under

e?pov

Ill,
boon of the evening twilight.

Joseph.

13.

18

42,

2 Esdr.

?l?^ov.

KaX?s

? 88, 1.)

iroi?o),

5,104,10.

in honor of I ?oirepiv?s,
Basil.

141.

II,

Job.

Sept.

KaXcos

(ep?rrjpa) interrogative.
636, 11.

e^KOv?iros.

reference

as

to

epprjvevoa,

67

rov Kvpiov tua

iXarevorj poi;

eporrjoo

(epos,

as,

?oir?pa,

3, 21, 2.

12,

prjpaoiv

eporrjpaTiK?s, i), ?v,

Thrax
in Bekker.

eoKov?iros

42.

Cohort, ad Graec.

Just.

also

(See

Followed

?oorefor es ore, until.

14

2,

265.

Inscr.

8.

39,

beg, pray.

rioiots

with

epval?rj.

Ant.

fort.

avrfjs.
Lev.

Sept.

"Epprjafor "Eppeia, oav, r?, ?Epprjs) festival

ipprjvela,

to

1, 2

ears,

out offull
=

desolation.

rrjs iprjp&aem

bruised.

fj, ov, pounded,

ipiKT?s,

deserted

marpov)

abandonment,

Trjs fjpepas

?iri

?po?bof-e

adapted to excite love. Just. Apol. 2, 11.

es for ?v, in, at. Menand.
301, 5. 310, 7. 330, 3.
|
19.
Agath.
331,
30,17.
53, 3. 59,18, et alibi.
|
=
or
?s.
Is
Porph. Cer. 48, 21. 199, 4, et alibi.
; es

140, 9, et alibi.

Adm.

Porph.

ipiav?rj

rb,

rjX?es,
Leimon.

evpioKo.)

ass.

eprjp?marpov,

D.

Sept. Job. 11, 12 vOv<? I

of the desert.

Adjectively,

KaXc?s

689

Ill,

11.

21,

? epoToiroi?ofiai

eprjplrrj, wild

A.

1616

(See also Introduction,

42.

Lev.

Theod.

?por?o,

218 C. Vit.
iprjplrrjs,ov, 6, (eprjpos) hermit. Amphil.
Sab. 261 C. Euagr.
3, 14, p. 346, 28. Quin.

ipfjjicaais,

EpHES.

o7co7re.

Cer.

epeax&?a, as, fj, (epeaxekeoa) idle talk, sophistry.

3, 7, p. 179.

Can.

desert.

tjX?cv o a??as pov, Welcome, my (spiritual) father.

Theoph.
245, 19 KaX?s ?jX?ovo? ?p?obo?oi. Porph.

27.
ipe?iarfjs,

of the children of the

rrjs cprjpov,Welcome, father

ipe?tvoos.

7.

Pherm.

Theodor.

ipe?iapos,

Cicer

chick-pea,

AMPHIL.

tov

pr) p?vov

he came
rjk?ov

salutation,
204

within

....

emeae?v,
a

little

but.

2, 55,

?kk?
of

Kal ro?s

the
KaXws

OV rjk?ov.

ordinary
'Eoriats

Malch.

?cnrepiv?s,

Great

Vespers

eO piKpbs ?oirepiv?s, Lesser

for

(see

eiVo?os

Vespers;

2).

applied

to

vespers.
'Eoria?os, Hestiaeus,

a man's

name.

Inscr.

573.

?nokea?ai.

rjk?ev,

fjk?ere,

all

napaaKev?s,

cO peyas

Welcome,

an

correlative

of

rjk?es, narfjp

t&v reKvoav

K?k&s

'Ecrri?s,??os, rj, ??orla) Vestalis,

B

Tcov

pevovoiv,

iepcov irap?evov
Virgin

Vestal.

eirioKoiros,

es Vestales.

as

Plut.

'Eon?bas

I, 66
irpooayo

ero?
315

ia-TiaTOp?a

as,

ianaropla,

fj,

allowance

(ian?roap)

Sept.

of food.

zzz

ean?ca
iax?piov,

towns.

Polyb.
ov,

iaxaplrrjs,

adv.

iax?rcas,

of

469

CHRON.

ov, rb,

ia&?iykov,

Theoph.

finally.

iv, els. Mal.

rb

eaca

tepbv

ov, rb,

469,

under

(Copeca)

245, 22

19

225, 10.

viav

Porph.

garment.

Cer.

ov, o,

of

Porph.

iraipela.

Cer.

a name

by the Mohammedans,
that God has a compeer
D

b? fjp?s

Kakovai

on,
tov

elvai

v?bv

Xpior?v

?eov

Kal

Polyb.

army.
ov,

ira?pos,

?,

em,

(ir?fa)

SEPT.

igeraais.

16,

kings.
fj,

rjraaev

b ?ebs top

in

the

erepov

6.

12, 17

SEPT. Gen.

eraapo?s

various colors? PHOT.

erepo?a(f)fjs,is, (erepos, ?anrca) of
p. 244.
or

different language.
ov,

irepoyv&pcav,

(erepos,

erepobibaamkioa

errors. NT.
right, to teach
Ignat.

of another

yv&prj}

(bib?amkos),

rjaa,

(erep?bogos)

Eus.
Smyrn. 6.

(yXaio'O-a)

Strab.

speaking

opinion

; dis

1, 11.

to

teach

cos,

1 Tim. 1, 3.
to be heterodox

5, 24, p. 245.

several

sides.

than

6, 3.
or heretical.

is

Scymn.

tcov
4>v?~lP 'Yn"?

b? rrjs x^Pas

JUST.

7rapa.

1, 43

Apol.

Ovb?v

bvv?

b eycyovei.

irap

THEOPH.

5.

87,

?lov,

?v?poirov

equivalent

101

Scym.
to

'Erepoc/wXcov

?iov.
ov,

(eroip.os,

??varos)

ready

re

death,

for

Const. Apost.

2, 14, 8.

281.
t?

to die.

readiness

?roipo??varov,

59, p. 713.

15,1,
rb, year.

The

IloXX?

expression

r?

errj,

se.

errjr?v ?aoiXeov, iroXX?r? errj. CONST. (536), 1057

1148 C. 1209 D. Porph. Cer. 295, 10 IloXX?
A.
tcov r? errj!

otherwise

sub

different

I etrjoav, is used in cheering. Chal. 876 B IloXX? Ta

the years of the emperor be
I errj tov ?aoiXeos, May
!
1077 D LToXX?r?
the
emperor!
Long live
many!

Scymn. 265.

24, 9, 5.

Polyb.

Clem. Rom. Epist.

senting.

irepobogic?,

ov,

erep?yX<?rros,

KaXovfi?vrjv.

Substantively,

Kai novrj

pey?kois

; opposed

785 B.

D.

having

erepoovoios*

Theoph.

eraats.

substance

from

:
gardless of life desperado.

examination,

eros,

erepoyXc?o-o-os

?roipo?avaros,

out,

Rom.

rj ?repoKXi

332 C.

789

(irXevp?)

elvai

?v?poirov

5, 53, 4.

$apa&

ov,

'Erep?qbvXov

of

po?s.

Nom.

different

rrjv erepoirXevpov

by

pevos

?nnos.

'EraipiKf)

shalt

oeiopbv

?rep?qbvXos,ov, (qbvXov) of another race.

the Mace

the horse-guards

searching

12,

ira?poi
7

18,

Polyb.

Job.

iraap?s, ov, 6, (erafa)

Kai

the

o? ira?poi,

plural

Macedonian
eraais,

to

fj, ?v, pertaining

Alex.

er epos, followed

erepovoios

donian

erepoovoios,

9\?rjpov TpivaKpiav

r& ?e&

obrj??, ira?pov

19,

Thou

CLEM.

erepoKXivrjs.

being

of

of

Did.

Ata

267

?eov.
iraipims,

adv.

?repoirXevpos,

the former believe

c. I, 112
(ira?pos). Damas

eraipiaar?s,

keyovres

napeia?yopev

to the Christians

given

because

Sept. Lev.

?repo?vyo,

"iva fir) rfi arabia

ov, (oboia)

stance.
ov, 6, (ira?pos)

Alex.

irap?xooiv.

erepoovoios,

481, 9.
iraipiaarfj?,

16

to ?poovoios. Did. Alex.

head

the

Karoxcvoeis

the

rj,

p. 20,

erepoovoios,

9Eaca(?)?pia pea?Crjka.

iraipei?pxTjs,

as,

Homil.

; opposed

sentry

Const.

not let thy cattle gender with a diverse kind.

T& nakarloa.

iv

ov

Krrjvrj oov

Ta

?repoKXivia,

sentinel,

to ig&?iykov, igca?lykiov. PhOC

iacacja?piov,

In ecclesiastical

erepo?vyos,ov, (?uy?s) diverse, different.

ia(?)?yrj.

?lyka)

(eaca,

eaca

?aaikevs

Magnes

Greek, heretical.
1.
Orig.
IV, 99 A. Alex.
8, 12,
568 C. Eus. 6,12. V. G 3, Q?.

10.

120,

Ignat.

heterodoxy.

Epiph.

Apost.

the

6, 19.

T?ios

Eis

over

baked

bread

?pros,

followed by

avros

'Eaob?yrj

for storming

7, 29.

Eus.

2.

se.

taxeras,

eaca, in, within;

tower

4.

(eax?pa)

2 Reg.

Sept.

fire.

C.

of a movable

9, 41,

?,

948

PaCHOM.

ov, rb, the basis

r), (?repoboi-os)

I, 1 A.
?rep?bo^os,ov, (?repos, b??a) of another opinion, thinking
otherwise (than I). Epict. 2, 9, 19.
8.

ian?opai.

as,

?repobo?ia,

4 Reg. 25, 30.

....

LToXX? Kal KaX? r?v

LToXX? r? errj, without

In
CONST.

imprecations,
Ill,

788 A

Eis iroXX?errj!

602,

12

genitive.

kok?
To?

r? errj!

takes

veou

the

place

'A7roXXivapiou

of

KaX?.

Kam r? errj!

To many years ! equivalent to the

316

eTV/jL?\oyia

IV, 832 B

Const.

preceding.

36,

12 HoXvxpoviov

aas

els nokk?

6 ?ebs

noifjaei

PORPH.

Cer.

also

pronounced

the

with

eros,

that

is, m?9

?v?poirov
to

as, fj, (ev?yyeXos)

2 Reg.
ravrrj.

27

18,

Ovk

20

18,

Eis

1 Reg.

SEPT.
2 Reg.

kois.

18,

19

av

?ya?rjv

24.

iv

rrj fjpipa.

ekevaerai.

9 EvayyeXi'fovres

to?s

elb&

r& ?aaike~i,

I Witt

bear

EvayyeXi?

the king good tidings. 18, 31 Evayyekia?fjrca 6 Kvpi?s

pov 6 ?aaikevs, Let my lord the king receive good
tidings; I have good news for my lord the king.
NT.

14,

Apoc.

6 EvayyeXiVai

y?js. Polyaen.

5, 7.

a&faro

bfj?ev avnS.

evrjyyekiKe

Dion

mroimvvras

tovs

Cass.

enl ri)s

993, 29 "On |

Mid. evayyekl?opai. (a) To write a Gospel. Eus.

1, 7 evayyeXi?opevoi,in the Gospels written by them.
p.
(b) To read the Gospel of the day. Eukhol.
54

aoi

Elpfjvrj

r& evayyeki^opivoa.

to the gospels,
evayyekiK?s,fj, ?v, (evayyikiov) pertaining
contained in the gospels. Iren. 1, 3, 6 Ov p?vov ?k
Kal t&p

t&v evayyekiK&v

?noarokiK&v

neip&vrai

r?s a7ro

belgeis noie?a?ai. HlPPOL. 229. ORIG. IV, 99 A.

101 A. BASIL. Ill, 360 D To evayyekimv prjT?v.
1006 B

THEOD. Ill,

EvayyeXiK? baypara, gospel

evayyekiK&s,
Pel.

Epist.

evayyeXtov,

ov,

of

evayyeXiK?s,

Isid.

evangelically.

r?, glad

tidings,

good

news,

the

gospel.

9, 35, et alibi.
2. Gospel, a history of Christ. Const. Apost.
1, 5. 8, 4, 3, the Gospels regarded
1,1, 2. 1, 2,1.
Ignat. Philad. (interpol.) 8. Just.
as one whole.
1, 66

O i
y?p

T&p ?nopvrjpopevaaaip,

r?v

ORIG.

'Ev tco Kara Mar?al

98 E.

124 C.

1,

'Ev

7.

15.

2,

3,

EPLPH.

ypaqbrj.

7, 13, p. 359, 28

Socr.

The

169

I,

METHOD. 377 B

E?S.

*H tcov ?eicov evayy?Xiov

evayy?Xiov,

ir?vra

356 A

95 C.

117 D.

'H ?i?Xos

b qbori?ei

koa pov.

euayyeX?ots.

15

7,

?v rois

Xeyopevov

?Xrj?ivbv,

tov

ds

rb

KaT?

four

Gospels.

3. The book containing thefour Gospels ; the four

gospels bound together so as to form but one volume.
In this sense it is commonly used in the plural, r?
cvayy?Xia. LAOD. 16. EUAGR. SciTENS. 1249 D.
Pallad.

Vit.

Chrys.

56 B.

irapoKaXovpev

Kal opKi^opev

Xiov.

864

r?rov

ChAL.

Kal ?xp?vrov

Ephes.

Kara t?v

VlT.

fi?oo

OUs

evayy?

irpoKeip?vov
cv t?

TlpoKCifi?vov

evayy?Xiov.

1049 A

rov

?yio
16 B.

AmPHIL.

Proc.

I, 504,19.
4. In the Ritual,

the Gospel of the day. Const.

1156
E.
Leimon.
20. Porph. Cer. 85, 16.
(536),
the book containing the Gospel
5. Evangelistary,
of each

day.

Apocr.

Mare.

Cer. 14, 21.

6. A book of faith, without
life or doctrine of Christ.
T?

Kar

Alyvirriovs

p.

Liturg.

evayy?Xiov,

264.

Porph.

to the

any reference

The

gospel

according

to the Egyptians.
It was used by the Naassenes
98.
(Ophians). Hippol.
T? Kara Qop?v

T?

evayy?Xiov,

The

gospel

(different from the following). Hippol.

Kara Bop?v

evayy?Xiov,

The

gospel

to

according

101.

according

to

Thomas

1,16.

NT. Matt.

Apol.

37.

Thomas

doctrines.
adv.

<?cos rb

T?

HlPPOL.

?yp?q^rj.

eon

'Ico?vvr?v euayyeXico.

I, 80 D.

evayyekl?opai, to bring good

31,

rb

'Ev Tots oc?aopiois

SEPT.

evayyekiop.

evayyeklas

evayyeXiav

evayyeklfa, for the classical

news.

news,

good
?vfjp

qbrjolv,

?pxojicvov

Kara

7rp?s

*E?\oKev

29

Frag.

'iou?aious

11,

3,

evayy?Xiov.

to?to,

ov evayyeXio. IV,

eros.']

ervpokoyla, as, fj, (ervpokoyos) etymology. DlON. THRAX

161.
in Bekker.
629, 7. Hippol.
evayyeXia,

rb

THv

evayyeXiois,

Iren.

evayyeXio.

e?ayyeXiov
Kat

63

232,

was

Xcyop?vo

rjj?iv rerp?popfyov

rough breathing. Hence the forms ecjairos (which

see), and Inscr. 2347, c, 48. 3641, b, 38 (Addend.)
KA9ET02,

'Ev r?

MaT^aTov

?aaikelap

rfjp ?ylap

errj.

word

[This

'O ?ebs cjavk?gaiels I

fjp&v top ?yiop I

7roXX? errj rbv ?aaikia

eKiov

evayy

?7rooToXoi
? mke?rai

iv ro?s yevopevois
evayyekia.

vn

Tryph.

av
10

(different from the preceding), called also

It is the work of
The gospel of the Infancy of Jesus.
a Manichaean.
Hier.

The

Catech.

Apocr.

Thorn.

Euangel.

Cyrill.

6, 31.

e?ayyeXiov of Scythianus.
Catech. 6, 22.

Cyrill.

Hier.

E?ayyeXiov rrjs reXci?ocos, The gospel of perfection.

Epiph. I, 83 D.

317
ei?So/ceo)

evayyeXiGfjLos

The

Evas,

Evayy?Xiov

taining the wisdom which Eve

Epiph. I, 84 A.
rov

Evayye'Xiov

(see Ka?avoi). Epiph.

206
B.
IV,

good
?

o,

ov,

news.

mi

evayyekiapbs

1, 276 D.

an

Jacob.

Liturg.

(froariapbs

fjp&p.

the name

2. Annunciation,

52.

Nie.

Const.
25

Mart.

HOROL.

pare NT.

Luc.

evayyekiapbv

e?

y?p

5.

rrjs

33.

Cer.

be

vnepaylas

Maplas.

4.

(interpol.)

Kr)pvm

mi

evayyekiarfjv

Eus.

1, 13

rrjs nepl

rov

'E?tI rfjp "Ebeaaav

of

an

authentic

Matthew,

Mark,

history

arrjv tov

?y?ov

Apost.

Const.

24.

Id. 2, 24.

Evk?yrjaov,

anoarokov

Kal

rov

bianora,

evayyekiarov

(rov

evaypla, as, fj, (evaypos) good luck in hunting.

8, 31, 6.
fjaca,

evapear?ca,
5,

Evrjpiarrjae

iv&m?v

satisfaction.

Kar

Ignat.
evapiarrjaiv

Ephes.

yovpevovs

well.

please

r& ?e&.

'Evc^x

Smyr.?
?eov.

(interpol.)

els olmbopfjv

VOL. VII.

the

(evapearica)
II,

o, Eugenius,

9.

231,

evyeve?s.]
a man's

name,

Polyb.

Poll.

scupper-hole.

1, 92.

to cut.

POLYB.

3,

4.

46,

e?8iOK07TTos, ov,

cut

as

through,

snow.

1.

3, 55,
ov,

e??iaKOcrpqTOi,

to

easy

(otaK?nrco)

ov,

evbiaXeKTos,
Vit.

to arrange.

easy

(biaKoopio)

ov,

evbi?oiraoros,

Polyb.

512,

HlPPOL.
to

being

Well

ov,

e??oKe'co, rjoo,
to.

34

Tore

20

Uvb?Krjocv

9 A??fovs

Matt.

pabbv

IV,

well

together.

Ig

eVcXeKrovs evappoko

. 3,

eVt

NT.

ouk

2,

rpirov

Luc.

12,

ov

rrjv ?aoiXeiav.

Jer.

2, 12,

'Ev afs

avrfj robs ?vayKa

DlOD.

17,
pov.

1, 8, 4 navras ?po6V
vir?pxciv

*l?pova.

evb?Kovv

Krrjocov

1, 21.

5,

elof?peiv

? irarrjp vp?v

Evb?Krjoev
1 Cor.

22,

e??oK^crev rj
faxr)

avr?v

32

26,

Reg.

evboKrj?rj, pros

evboKelv.

Polyb.

rov

favor

Lev.

evboKrjoets.

POLYB.
?iroirjoev

Eis

orparrjybv

23

29,

croi.

18

pe.

avr?js.

7 To?s
yiyvop?vois
12,

to be

EvboKrjocis

1 Par.

7 EucWe?v

O Ore r?

vplv

33,

the infinitive.

1 Thess.

bav
2, 8.

1.

....
ve?iav

the participle.

pereiXrjqb?res.
ovx

olov

?v irepiXrjqb?cloav.

41

Diod.

with,

pleased
10

'OXoKauTcopaTa

evb?Krjoa

evboKrjoai
7

fi?pos.
vai

18

2, 38,

NT.

With

Gen.

eKelvoa boKfj

Po

pieces.

docile.

rj yrj %ja oa??ara

?v ?poi.
50,

Ouk

With

?elav narp?s.

1SEW SERIES.

Ps.

pered.
19

Gen.

evboKrjoei

47.

151.
join

Sept.

4, 22,

*0 av

to

pulled

taught,

to be well

(boK?o)

o??vras.

pleased,

easily

easily

(Si??crKco)

POLYB.

Hal.

evbi?X?Krov.

9Av?poirov

(biao?r?o)

distinguished.

picked,

29, p. 142, 54.

evb?Krjoc.

Dion.

1, 9.

18,

2,

Evapiarei

chosen,

(biaX?yo)
327

Epiph.

be).

Sept.
17,

44.

(interpol.)

fjaca, (appok?yos)

evappokoyioa,
NAT.

fj,
Diod.

ou,

evbiOKonos, ov, (biaK?irro) easy

93,
ecas,

Tous evyevovs for

noble,

evyeqbvporov.

evayyeXi

pov.

evapiarrjais,

2145.

to

(ev?pearos)
b?

most

Cinn.

21

ov, ?, scupper,

able

the Gospel of the day, evayyikiov

54

p.

John.

1, 7, p. 23,

3. Metonymically,
EUKHOL.

and

Luke,

7, 46, 1 bis. Eus.

1100 E.
Ephes.

22

of

It is applied only to the following authors :

Christ.

4.

5 T?jtov

66,

e??i?aKTos,
a writer

Evangelist,

1446.

evyeqjvporos,ov, (ye<j>vpoo)easily bridged over.

lyb.

bibaamklas

Xpiorov

iKn?pnei.
2.

p?Xiros.

8, 36, 9.

Ta?pifjk.)

cvayyekiarfA ov, 6, (evayyekl?opai) evangelizer. NT.

Act. 21, 8. Ephes. 4, 11. 2 Tim. 4, 5. Ignat.
Antioch.

III,

6457.

Polyb.

(Com

I, 615 C Tov

359,

E?yeVtos,

Inscr.

evb?aios,

22.

Chron.

Porph.

?emap??pov

cele

feast,

Basil.

evyev?oraros,

1445.

Inscr.

GRAM.
for

orapviov

Superlative,

as a title.
[LEO

of

as a title.

nobility,

rfj evyeveia

es, noble.

evycvrjs,

3,

1, 26 seq. Damasc.

tov

2v

49

p.

'O evayyekiapbs

fjp&p ?eoromv

anolprjs

Theod.

of a church

Can.

Kal

is,

announcing

brated on the twenty-fifth of March.

Quin.

rj, noblesse,

Tipos rrjv orjv cvy?veiav. THEOD. III, 906 B

92 D

E?y?Vts

(evayyeXi'fopai)

Apocr.

that

of Judas,

the sacred book of the

Kainites

evayyeXio*pos,

as,

j e?y?veia,

'ATreVreiX? oov
gospel

It was

the traitor.

Judas

con

learned of the Serpent.

The

'lov8a,

a book

of Eve,

gospel

2, 49,

Polyb.
3 Trjv

rois HeXoirovvrjoiov

2, 38, 4 e??oko?itiv
re

y?p AlroX?v
opois

evboKrjoai

irXeo
ttot'

evSofcrjacs 318

ecas, fj, (evboKeoa) =

evb?Krjais,
as,

ev8oKia,

et alibi.
eveUrm

fj, (boKeca) goodwill,

Rom. Epist.
ov,

o,

Polyb.

xeKrrjs.

15,

Sept.

Ps.

5,

13,

doubtful word.

cv?vxaXKa

to m

; opposed

person

POLYB. 11, 3, 6.

ov, to, eventum,eventus,

Antec.

aVo'jWis.

ov, (tX?oKopai)

Ps.

8 EvtXaros
(cfaaipos)

Polyb.

ov,

evenlyvcaaros,

rb Kpi??v.

elvai npbs

(imyiyv&aKca)

known.

HlPPOL.

II,
ov,

r&v ?v?p&ncav

6,

to,

aros,

reading.

2, 6, p. 119, 61.

Diod.

success.

(evrjpepeoa)

*ev?

V ta, as,

fj,

be

11

161,

Inscr.

reading.

H.

AriSTOTEL.

ev?rjvla.

5973

A.

8,

19,

8,

ev?evelas

*E7rapxos

Eis

5895
or

convenient
ro?s

(?i?ppam

*Enapxov

ev?evias.

Diod.

useful.
larpo?s m?9

2,

48,

p.

ev?erov

vnep?okfjp

*ev?rjvla, as, fj, (ev?rjvfjs)prosperity, plenty, abundance,

Gen. 41, 29. 31.

DlON
ev?vs,

CASS.
v?a, v,

nr&ats,
nominative
ev?vx?kKos,

Ps.

1215,

straight,

the

20

case,

case.

Dion.

A.

8,

Inscr.

19,

8.

as,

same

Thrax

x^Xkos) for

as

(compare

vper?pav

ready

money,

636,
for

se.
the

fj opopaariKr),

in Bekker.

5.

cash.

ircpl rrjs orjs

Ps.

10.

9,

Polyb.

1,

Alex.

Petr.
as

situated,

516 D.

place.

Po

easy

(Korayovi?opai)

to conquer.

Po

29, 2, 8.
as

defend,

4, 56, 9.
POLYB.

agility.
as a title.

rj, renown,

Nie.

luxuriant

(KXrjpa), having
10,

1 "Ajnr?Xos

3.

8, 28,
809

II,

Trjv

as a vine.

branches,

cvKXrjfiarovoa.

Di

the bowels, laxative.

ov, (KoiX?a)good for

euKo?Xtos,
oso.

or

to hold

easy

cijKXeiav.

Hos.

1, 164.
of work.

easiness

r), (cvkottqs)

Diod.

1, 36,

p. 43, 60.
e0KO7ros, ov, (kottos)
evKTeos,

easy

ov, verbal

a,

evKTrjpios,

fj ev?e?a,

PLUT.

Kaiv?repov.

pr) evKaipopev

opportune.
well

rj, (cvk?vtjtos)

as,

evKXeia,

241 A

o-irov rax?els).

Substantively,
the

SEPT.

1186 Ev6>ias

frumentariae

cO eVi tov

erect.

erect

op, (ev?vs,

29, 7.
rei

Praefectus

impekrjrfjs,

H.

ARISTOTEL.

17,

eis ovb?v

??voi

MOER.
Sept.

Polyb.

evK07r?a, as,

ev?evla.

koi ?Koveiv

ov, (KaraKparco)

cvKaraKp?rrjros,

SEPT.

arjs.

ev?eveia,

ov,

LYB. 9, 4, 8.

evKXrjpar?o

INSCR.

20,

1 Cor. 16, 12. Act.

1, 18, 4, et alibi.

cvKivrjoia,

ev?rjvla.
to

ev?er?oa,

etimipos,

a place.

impekrjrfjs.

Ev?rjvias

ev?evla =

POLYB. 5,

ev?vs.

as a various
=

2.

3, 72,

ti

PHRYN.

ov, (evKaipos)

cvKaray?vioros,

POLYB.

Polyb.

exo.

Kal o? eiribrjfiovvrcs

r) Xeyetv

ov, convenient,

lyb.

Polyb.

ev?avar?ca, fjaca, (ev??varos) to die happily.

38, 9.
see

as

15, 21, 2 Tous evKai

59, 7, et alibi.

beopevovs

approachable,

as a various

6,

1, 26, 2, et alibi.
evrjpiprjpa,

Upbs

to

circumstances,

eu oxoXrjs

6, 31.

as, prosperity.

cvKaipia,

tovs

evKaipipos,

accessible,

(ecj)obos)

Thuc.

place.

1, 25

in good

"iva ?TroXoyo?pevoi

KaKias Xeyetv.

evepyeriK?v.

ov,

*evi<j)obos,

DlOD.

moulded.

56 B.

109, 13. Method.

fj, ?v, kind.

evepyeriKos,

easily

(ipy??opai)

Clem. Alex.

ov

worked

223

8, 53.

property.

b? ir?vres

A?rjvdioi

be

leisure,

erepov evKa?povv,

177.
evepyaaros,

at

to

1 Esdr.

Sept.

4, 60,10.

9, 4. NT. Marc.
21

easily

be

to

as

to?s ?iots,

102,3

oov.

avrols.

?yivov

bewell off.
To

Judith. 16, 15. Ps.

propitious.

rjoo,

2.

Even?ycayos

ev?e?a,

98,

I cvKaip?o,

Deut.

SEPT.

propitious.

?r?o-ats Tais ?vofiiais

cvtXaros,

1, 6, 3.

to be

(cvtXaros)

eu?XaTe?ovra

po?vras

evWayo?yos,ov, (in?yca) easy to had to. POLYB. 31, 13,

iriirp?oKco?at.

cvoo,

29, 20 E?tXaTe?craiavr?.
T?v

2.

3, 88,

9, 3, 15, ? 7 Ta Xaji?avoficva ?V cK?i?aofibv

cviXarevo,

eveX7Tioria,as, fj, (iknlfa) hopefulness.

18, 5, 10.
evivrov,

Basilic.

6.

1, 37.

able-bodied

(exoa)

DlOD.

favor.

NT. Luc. 2,14.

(e?Kca), adv. obediently?

Clem.
eveKrrjs,

evboK?a.

evKTi)pio?

Toiovtous
ov,

to do.

Polyb.
of

adjective

abovras

(euxopai)

e^eiv

or

belonging

326

oratory,

EvKrrjpios
chapel.

p. 46, 48.

Nil.

Epist.

Id. 1,18, p. 48, 24.

3,

Method.

eivai poi

boKel.
to prayer.

devoted

Basil.

house

1, 2.

evxopai.

cvktcov

Eus. V. C. 3, 1, p. 576, 12.

oiKos, A

18,

Ill,

of prayer,
252.

Soz.

Socr.

182 A.
simply
1, 17,

1, 8, p. 18, 40.

319evXoyca

eaten/cos

t?

Substantively,
Thaum.

evKrfjpiov,

11.

Can.

oratory,

Basil.

D.

528

II,

Only a priest (presbyter or bishop) can bless in this

manner.
Chrys. XII, 776 C (spurious) 'o b? iepebs

Greg.

chapel.
Did.

Alex.

589 C.
evKTiK?s, fj, ?p,
KTiKr), sc.

(eijxopai)
the

eyKkiais,

Dion.

Thrax

evKTiK&s,

adv.

of
49

'O

to Ai
X*?p*s

EvKT?rai,

&p,

o?,

as,

fj, piety:

in

(evxopai)

cvktik&s

Kal enkaa?v

pe

(friperai

Can.

reverence.

5 Upocfr?aei

Apost.

of piety ; on devotional
et alibi. Cyrill. Hier.
as

Piety,

?eiap.

Ill, 259 A.

the

cnWeKvos.

married.

being

Nie.
703

Cont.

is married

KXrjpiKov,He

clergyman.

283 A.

Can.

I, 1143 D.

rrjp afjp evk?

vp&v

evka?eia,

Cyrill.

?aaikevs

Alex.

as

pious,

title.

CONST.

fjp&p.

19 E.

Epist.

20 C

ou, to,

are

yrjr?pia
are

sung,

saying

9Apr)v. Or
rov viov

ovpavov.

this

Kal rov

religious

sentence,
Kai

els

nvevparos

Ev'XoyT/o-e r&

rov ?eov.

Evk?yrjaav

Evkoyrjpivrj

?ylov

t&v al&vcav.

4, 58

to commence

Kai ?el
:

1 Esdr.

62

4,

introductory

vvv,

n?vTore,

preceded

EvXoyrjr?pia

the verse

by

e?Xo

read

or

EvXoyrjrbs

el,

oov.

the

?vaor?oifia,

the

for

evXoyrjr?pia

Sunday.

HOROL.
E?Xoyr?T?pia

believers.

the

veKp?oipa,

EvXoy^T?s

tovs

vvv

t&v

al&vas

fj ?aaikela

service
o ?ebs

rov

e?Xoyr?T?pia

for

Saturday,

Kai ?el

part

of

the

funeral

service.

Eukhol.
blessed.

i), ?v, (euXoye'co)

cvXoyrjr?s,

to

given

Ex.

Sept.

et

10,

18,

the

by

Kai els rovs

09Apfjv.

3. To bless with the hand, by putting the thumb

on the third finger (the one next to the little finger).

Kal

eis

aicovas

name
o ?ebs

E?Xoy^T?s

tous

tcov aicovcov.

as,

2 Cor.

NT.

rj, bounty.

9, 5.

2. Presents, gifts.
Sept. Gen. 33, 11.
27.
Laod.
14.
32.
Basil.
25,
II, 530 D.

1 Reg.
Chal.

1565 B.
3. Oblation.

fjp&v

Kal

sentence,

introductory
vvv Kal a?i

in the Ritual,

cvXoyrjr?s,

'Ap^v.

4.

al&vcav.

narpbs

also

form

They

Horol.

e?Xoyia,
SEPT.

the Ritual,
the

32 B

evkapnpov.

fjaoa, to bless.

In

K?Xv?a.

of

when

which,

rpoir?pia,

pe r? biKai?para

Substantively,

Job.

Sept.

Method.

eijkapnpos, ov, (kapnp?s) bright-shining.

?aaikei

blessing

in the RlTUAL,

(euXoy^Tos)

always

rjp?v ir?vTore,

tov

The

KoXv?ov,

certain

Kvpie, biba^?v

enlaKonoi.

EvXa?earaTot

11,2.

evkoy?ca,

loaves

alibi.

rijs F&prjs imamnov

eiSkakos,ov, (kakica) talking well ; talkative.

2toXt)v

tcov

e?Xoyr?a-ts

euXoyr?Tapiov,

BASIL.

evka?elas.

most

cO evka?iaraTos

38 D

n?w

the

of

because on that day prayers are offered for departed

evXajSecrTOTOv Kal #eo(?iXeoraTov

Kekearlvov.

rrjs

I, 837 D.
Act. 2, 5. Basil.

NT.

devout.

Arjk&aai

Naz.

Greg.

blessing

Triod.

np?s

arjs

Trjs

'H

The

?prov,

Triod.

(see ?pros 2).

pretence

yp?ppara

*H evtfeos

evka?iararos,

Superlative

Ta

*H e?Xoy77cris tcov

28.

I, 132 C,

548 A
B

693

340

evka?fjs, is, piov?,

Ill, 259 A.

SARD.

Alex.

1051

194

I,

Kvpioi npi&raroi.

evka?elas,

Under

12,

grounds. Plut.
Catech. 11, 12.

Alex.

ATHAN.

Hebr.

SARD.

evka?elas.

vperipas

NT.

Alex.

title.

evka?eia.

rrj vperepa

al&vas

irap? nvos

avrrjs

a certain

by

of

Theoph.

evXoyrj?rjvat.

the

performs

blessing.

evka?eia,

2.

per

EuXoyetTai

or

parents,

e?Xoyov'pevos,

34

who

priest

evX?yrjois, ecos, rj, (e?Xoyeco) the act of blessing, simply

APOPHTH.

MeaxraXiavo?.

80

the

the

of

also,

Can.

to her

pe.

of

said

Homer.

Const.

Lucius.

Tov

To marry,

ceremony:

manner.

supplicatory

9I&? npbs

4.

Leg.

avrbp

crov ?nolrja?v

in grammar.

mood,
7.

638,

evKTiK?s,
B

ev

fj

Substantively,

optative

in Bekker.

METHOD.
X?yc?v

optative.

rrjs X tp?s, k. t. X.

per?

evXoy?v

Porph.

of bread presented

Loaf

oblation;

Const. Apost.

called
Cer.

also

18;

8, 31.
to the church as an

irpooqbopa.

Theoph.

150,

21.

23.

5. A piece of blessed bread, different from the

sacramental bread. Basil.
II, 528 A. Leimon. 36.
NlC.

CONST.

Can.

19

EuXoy?as,

froi

KaraKXaorov.

320
evXvTQW

Balsam,
rov

ad Concil.

rrjv evXoyiav

ieparevoavros
also

(See
6.

?7reuXoyt'as,

?k tcov x

2 "Iva Xa?ooiv

Ant.

rov

KXaojiaros.

fjyiaopcvov

to do a thing,

permission

panied by the blessing of the superior.

527 E.
save.

to deliver,

e?XuTOco, coo-a, (e?XuTos)

605,

adversary.
as,

Basil.

14.

384,

avrov.

as a title.

graciousness,

Theod.

615 A.

Ill,

as,

e?vooria,

remembered.

rj,

zest.

relish,

(cvvooros)

35.

Scymn.

331 B.
ioo,

euvou^tfco,
NT.

Matt.

castro,

(evvovxos)
12.

19,

115

Hippol.

?,

o?,

euvouxio-p?s,

emasculate.

n<5s

^X

METHOD.

castration.

(euvoux?fco)

ov,

(eu,

dreams.

Strab.

evirap?bcKTos,

ov,

mitted,

Polyb.

ov,

simple,

plain,

ov,

ov,

evuepioirros,

30.

Histor.
for

name.

easily

(ircpiop?o)
SuiD.

Frag.

(evirXoos)

a man's

Euplus,

strengthened

eu.

Mar

to invent

words,

to multi

Polyb.

26,

POLYB. 18,
evpeoiXoyia,as, rj, (cvpeoiXoyos) wordiness.
67.
Diod.
1, 37, p. 45,
29, 3.
to,
ou,
(evperrjs) reward for finding anything
e?perpov,
Thaum.
Can. 10, p. 41 B.
lost. Greg.
Mid.

199 C

PORPH.

evpop.

obov

rrjs
KaX?s

Cer.

keycap npbs
evpopep.

vp?s

Western

Europe.

bvpopra

Trjs npbs

fjkwp

as a harbor.

secure,

Arrian.

Pe

24.
ApOST.

CONST.

8, 10,
to

according

1 Ti)s mr
; Chris

godliness

3.

Pil?t.

Anaphor.

Const.

B.

1,1123

B,

Theod.

Epiph.

charity.

Porph.

64*B.

I,

Cer.

712,4.

471,14.

es, pious.

Can. 9. Athan.

Sard.

I, 131 F.

Const.

a title.

1,1123

997 A.

Ephes.
as,

(aropaxos)

some, as food.

Diosc.

59

1,

Epist.

vp&v.

broad-chested.

ov, (arfj?os)
ov,

Rom.

Clem.

fj, welfare.

7repi rrjs evara?elas

evarrj?os,

as

evVe?eoraTOS,

Superlative

good

Cedr.
the

for

I,

whole

stomach,

Galen.

1,164.

688.

347 E.

VI,

3, 83.
adv.

of

CiCER.

evar?paxos.

Epist.

ad Attic.

9, 5, 2.

to talk much and say little.

ply words,
3.
10,
Fragm. Gram. 68.

cvpioKo, tofind.

salutation,

614 D.

Ill,

evoTo/z?xcos,

rioo-?v cvirpo?vpois.

(cvpeaiXoyos)

349

Id.

et Paul.

Pet.

Athen.
by

429,

keyca Kal 'iraXiav.)

Erythr.

evar?paxos,

cvKaraqbp?vrjrov.

22

also as a title. Apocr.

Xapijvat

passim.

irp?ovpos
10

rjoo,

?,

Eupl.

ov, =

Ignat.

cvpeoiXoy?o,

ou,

E?VXous,

Polyb.

contemptible.

EU7rep?o7rrov,

7, 7, 6.

428.

virtue.

evar??eia,

comprehended.

Polyb.

ae

Greek,

?perrjs, Virtue

Act.

A.

(ircpiXap?avo)

Martyr.

evirp?ovpos,

dress.

to

3.

trifling, of little moment.

Hence,

as

of

oXiyov

Byzantine

as, fj, piety.

evae?fjs,

[irepiK?irro)

11,10,

evircptXrjirros,

cheated.

11, 29, 9.

ov,

Polyb.

Po

in

(a?kos)

2. Alms,

easily

(7rapaXoyi?bpat)

ad

11.

2,

10,

or

received

easily

expression

483,

(Compare

ov,

Used

favorable

413.

fjp&p, KaX?s

o ?aatkevs

SiKeXiav

Evp&nrjs,

7.

(irapab?xopai)

LYB. 5, 75, 2.
evirepiKoirros,

pleasant

an

met,

evpopep.

rjs, fj,

evae?eiav

16, 2, 35.

acceptable.

evVapaXoyioros,

having

oveipov)

or

Cer.

262.

tian

ev?vcipos,

tyr.

Kak&s

evae?eia,

e?voux?rpe'vos.

rpiamaloap

evpe?els, Being

of K?k&s rjk?es. Amphil.

'EKvevei

avTovs,

ripl. Mar.

37 A.

E?ffXos

483,

efaakos,
to castrate,

Porph.

evpop, Well

Lyd.
EPIPH.

VlT.

pera

Evpe?rj

'Ev rfj avv?boa

the council.

avro? 6 narfjp

A?yei

Evp&nrj,
ov, easily

evpvrjp?vcvTos,

at

48

36

16.

KaX?s

II,

AreTH.

THEOPH.

the correlative

Mal.

E?Xutcod1?) fj bUrj

r), benignity,

MARTYR.

Xiki?bcap.

14.

accom

604, 18 e?X?tcoctov pe, Avenge me of mine

Chron.

to be.

present

KaraKXaorov.)

In monasteries,

evp?vcia,

lP&v

evcvWoyicrro?

cvpioKOfiai,To bepresent, simply

fjaoa, (evaroxos)

evorox??),

to hit

the mark.

successful, to succeed well. Polyb.

32,

7,

10

evarpoobla,

Evo-roxr?o-e
as,

fj,

Hence,

to be

1, 14, 7. 2, 45, 5.

r?js e'X?riSos.
Sept.

expertness.

(evarpoqbos)

PrOV.

14, 35.
evo-vXX?yioTos,
12,

18,

vnrjpx*

ov,

(o-vXXoyi?bpai)

'Ek

be

rb ?a?os

t&p

rovToav
inneoap.

easy

to

evavkk?yiarov

infer.
[eori]

POLYB.
n?aov

321

evo-vpmddriTos

ov,

evovpir??rjros,
4 T?

475,

(ovjiira??o)

evovvcibrjros,

ov,

science.

Const.

CLEM.

(ovvoiba,

good

conscience

Rom.

Homil.

2,

1,

4.

; op
11.

17,

having

oweib?vai)

Apost.

Kapbia.

rj, (evovvcibrjros)

to ?uo-o-uvei?r?o-ia.

posed

I
*evxapiareca,

THEOPH.

compassionate.

avrov

evovfiira?fjroy
as,

evovvcibrjoia,

evxv

con

good

JuST.
adv.

e?auvei?^Tcos,
Clem.

Rom.

of

Homil.

rjoo,

e?cruv0eTeco,

e?cruvei?^Tos, with

conscience.

good

POLYB.

ov,

easily

(ovvrpi?o)

broken.

POLYB.

9,

19,7.

keeps

the congregation

vice.

Eukhol.

of church

who

silentiarius,

tov

to be able.
rrjs oran?vos

pio?bv

irap?xciv.

to say
witty

(cvrpaireXos),

ou,

euTuxtov,
Cer.

t?,

734,

Porph.

banner.

vrjv b? rov

cv(f>rjpia, as,

eKeloe

20,

shout.

ovra

e^?piorov

Cer.

of language.

evqbpaoia, as,

of

52

Const.
els ?aoiXea

Evcfrrjpovoi

BapS?

cvqbfjpovv,

r?s

evqbrjpias.

Socr.

applause.

Sext.

Paul,

Iren.

et Thecl.

of

2, 32,

Porph.

Adv.

8.

cor

language,

Gram.

5, p. 237.

cheer, delight, joy.

Clem.

Rom.

Homil.

1, 2, 6.

e'Fx?,for e?x?, that is, evxr). Doubtful.

ov, (xapaKrrjp) fine-faced.

Inscr.
91,

elements.

evx^s

Kal

?prov
rov

Xoyov

7rap

11

Po

thank-offering.

e?vev

0eo?s

28,

the

rrjs yeyeprj

evxapiarfjpia

evvolas.
thanks,

INSCR.
gratitude,
Ionic.

evxapiarlrj,

Ignat.

1, 65.

Tryph.
The

sacrament

of

6, 30, 1.
Ephes. 13.

Apost.

alibi.

117.

4684.
grateful

Dem.

256,

11,

4.

Smyrn. 7.

2.

Cod.

Afr.

6, 44.

Rom.

Homil.

IGNAT.

Philad.

X.

I, 13. 18. Ant.

Nie.

18.

Can.

supper.

4, 18, 5.

Clem.

k. t.

Kk?aas,

Eus.

Lord's

1, 3,1.

elements.

Evxaptarlav

the

7, 25, 1. 8, 46, 2, et
Smyrn. 8. Just. Apol.

Iren.

sacramental

36

as,

11,13,

the

f?, (e#x?/>)

also

(See

mi

avrlrvnos,

expertness,

Polyb.

dexterity.

3, et alibi.
ov,

evxi^aiov,

seven

rb,

(ei>x% ekaiov)

sacraments

sick

person

holy

oil.

khol.

of

is
Its

The

celebration

requires

NT.

Kal npoaevgaa?caaav

Jacob.

tovs
en

church

; not

of
to

oil with which the

T? ayiov
seven
14

5,

npea?vripovs

avrov,

one

Unction,

Greek

is called

(Compare

tov

Extreme

the

anointed

vp?v ; npoamkeaaa?oa

?ketyavres

ekaiov,

The
Eu

priests.

'Ao-0eve? ns
rrjs
avrov

iv

iKKkrjalas
eXai6> ?v

Kvplov.)

Const. Apost.
Just.
evxi, fjs, fj,prayer.
2, 25,11.
65.
Eus.
22.
1.
Id.
1,
1,
p.
Apol.
13,
40,
2,
Const. (536), 1216 B
Eixn co-ri,We could wish.
Et?xi7 p?v
2.

Mal.

sacred

rpo<j)fjv.

as, fj, (evx?piaros)

T& ov?pan
correctness

rj, (evqbpaivo) good

Act.

cvxop?Krrjpos,

evviroXrjfurros.

172, 13, in the plural.

as, rj, (evqbpabrjs)

p. 15, 16.

in the plural.

8,

use

20,

shouts

Simoc.

Nie.

bi

Trjv

be confounded with xp^a'

rj, cheers,

p. 130, 38.

13.

400,

enjoying

estimation,

et alibi.

vcavla.)

8.

Porph.

king.

in

held

Cer.

report,

good

of

(?ttoX^is)

to cheer,

rjoo,

evqbp?beia,

of

euurroX^TTTOs. PORPH.

reputation,

Chron.
cvcfirjp?o,

kind

257,1

Poseido

evxapianj?ivros

rrjp em?ovkfjp

2. Eucharist,

elx^ipla,

euu7r?X7j7TTos, ov,
good

(e?Tuxia)

ov, =

evviroXrjpirros,

Apocr.

14,

to the

(evxapiarfjpios)

To?s

Hipp.

3.

the

of Eutyches

et alibi.

19 (Vfjcjaiapa). POLYB. 8, 14, 8.

POLYB.

things.

19.

11,

rect

avr& nepl

ser

5853, 10

Inscr.

EuTuxtavtor^s, o?, ?, (e?tux^s) follower

heresiarch.
Const. (536), 1153.

Cer.

5,

piprjs

ness.

12, 16, 14.

as

ov, to,

lyb.

Const.

evrovovpev

cvTpaircXevopai

6,

4, 32,

in order during divine

cvTov?o, to have the power,

Ouk

Polyb.

a sort

ov, o, (evra?ia)

evra?ias,

leisure.

yAnb tov

evxapio-rrj?e?aav

*evxapioria,
at

ov, (oxoXr))

e?oxoXos,

1, 65

66

thanks,

give

Dem.

NT. Luc. 18,11,

Phryn.

reference

evxapwrfjpiov,

22, 25, 5.
cvovvrpiirros,

5, 51.
768 B.

1,

Ali.

25,1,

bless, with

Apol.

avrov
to be
of good faith.

16,

to

thank,

Evxapiore?

Polyb.

oXvov Kal vbaros.

2, 36.

(eucr?v?JeTOs)

34

Nius apud Athen.

Plut.
I, 689 A.
To

to

(evx?piaros)

Inscr.

(Vfj?aiapa).

2.

4.

Magn.

x?pw

Ignat.

2, 9,1.

fjaoa,

o?ba.

Vow.

rjv fjp?v to ivre?rjvai

Sept.

Num.

5874.

3. Consecration;

9.

eO ex<ov evx*jP
fjyovpipov.

iv ro?s

lepo?s binrvxois.

6, 2. 7.

office.

Nie.

Const.

Can.

322
%?)

Eiftlrai
=
&v, oi, (evxfj)

Entrai,
Theoph.

10

99,
ov, rb,

evxoXoytov,

Meo-a*aXiavoi.

kiyoa) Eukhologion,

(evxfj,

to peya,

Evxok?yiov

The

great

ei?xopai, topray. With

1 dOv evxopai

Ephes.

mr?

9lrjaovp XpioT?v

Basil.

avrrjs, V. 1. aoi.

79 E

ovaa?ai
....

rbp top Kvpiop

1006

Ill,

ovv av

Evxopu

to

(efSxprjaros)

as, fj, (evxpr?oros)

9, 7, 5 Trjp

9.

6, 33,

POLYB.

be useful.

12,

?aoa,

r?nop

7rp?s n?vra
Diod.
to

(evcabla)

be

POLYB.

utility.

usefulness,

9.

Scymn.

Nop?Sc?v.
evoabi?fa,

1,13.

evxprjariap

t&p

perfumed,

evoapla, as, fj, (efoapos)

aros,

eqaappa,

rb,

cheapness.

(eq\>?nrca)

31,

3,

soldier's

upper

or

fragrant,

15,

2,

that

Colob.
iujrj?evoa,

is,

2,

but not

Johann.

APOPHTH.

evaoa, to be an
fjkios)

e(f)rj?os.
sun-burnt,

INSCR.
frecMed.

265.

274.
Sept.

Lev.

408 A.
evaoa, (fjpepevoa) to devote the whole day to a
icjarjpepevca,
22, 10, 6.
thing, towork by day. Polyb.
HES.

9E<f>rjpe

keirovpyla.

2. The daily service of the priests in the temple.

Sept. 1 Par. 9, 33. 2 Par. 5, 11. 13,10.
31, 2.
1, 2. j

2,

69.

3137,

?v0'

78.

9, 10.

Polyb.

20, 16, p. 417, 91.

1, 22.

Deut.

Sept.

kiri.

by

ocfyyeco strengthened

e'cV ois, =

Ignat.

Ephes.

(See also ?irobrjy?o.)

?v,
Kara

44

Theoph.

because.
9A?avaoiov

'o ?aoiXevs
Kai Eu?co?ov

le/)' ots^Apeiov

ouk eb??aro.
=

Hier.

Cyrill.

?iropKiopos.

as a various

Procat.

9,

reading.
Ant.

?iropKiorrjs.

Can.

10.

iqb?brjs. Sept. 1 Reg.

Linen ephod. Hes.
?cpariKovevbvpa. Id. 9E(?>ovb,

Hebrew Tl?j?i> ephod,

iqbovb,
18
2,
'E0o?? ?ab, *0 1)?it,
9E<j)ovb
?ap (read ?ab),
^XXrjviKrj

?iropibi

pevov
as,

ex?pa,

irpoo?oiKC.

e?j>o?o\

Ant.

JOSEPH.

b9 ?iropibi
e(?)?brjv, 'EXXrjviKrj

sense

fj rrjs fjpipas

1688.

Sir.

SEPT.

out.

=
?(j)?brjs, ov, 6,

ov ?, (i?yrjpepevoa) the officer or minister

tyrjpepevrfjs,
n,
II, 481, 32. Athan.
of the day. Philon.

1 Esdr.

to spy

?qbobevo,

276.

21, 20.

service.
i(j>rjpepia,as, r), (i<j>rjpipios)daily

1.

eipobda, as, r), (?qbobevo) the going the rounds.

6, 35, 8. 6, 36, 9. 10, 15,1, v. 1. e^o?ia.

?(j)opKiorijs

10.

eijarjkos, op, (enl,

pla,

eirioos.

?qbopKiopos

eneros.

Eu

PHRYN.

?iriopKos.

eojucros=

Po

garment.

Vit.

JOSEPH.

Inscr.

?iriopK?o.

(interpol.) 20.

POLYB.

iijaenms, fj, ?p, (?oblrjpi) requesting, desiring,

143.
Hippol.
ordering peremptorily.
eneros,

=
?qjiopKOs

4.

10.

coV eros, =

c(j>rjpepia 3.

2. Watch, guard, patrol. Diod.

garment.

upper

?ep?ov.)

1. ?<j)T)ovx??o.

rjyavaKTrjoev
?bos, f?, (icja?nroa)

lyb.

5, v.

64,

28, 8.
i<t>anrls,

=
ibos, rj,

=
?<j>obrjy?o
POLYB.

r?v

btaip?oeis

p. 420.

?qbrjpepis,

50.

Sept. Zech. 9, 17.

spicy.

khol.

*!</>iopKeco
fjaoa,

evxprjarla,

T?s

ov, o,parochial priest, officiating priest.

eqbrjpepios,

rrjs aKpi?elas

DlOSC. 2, 190 (189) Evxpijorovv els ?p&aip.

18, 3.

14

=
e<j>rjovx??o rjovx?fo strengthened by eir?. Polyb.

<rov' THEOD.

oeoai?eiap

rrjp afjv

Hvx?prjp

8,

76 E Ev

HI,

<p&s rrj^XV

hpnoirjaai

vp?s

(?apoprlaai.
evXprjarioa,

3. One of the courses or classes into which the

Jewish priests were divided, ?qbrjpcpls. Sept. 2 Par.
NT. Luc. 1, 5. 8.
5,11.
(Compare Sept. 2 Par.

is,

the accusative and the infinitive.

?yan?v, that you should love.

Xo/xai

that

Eukhologion,

Eukhol.

prayer-book.

ae

turns.

prayer-book.

the name of the Greek

the complete prayer-book;

IGNAT.

In ecclesiastical Greek, the daily service of a priest

In
in a ehurcJL Basil.
II, 524 D 'e? ?qbrjpcpias,

242.

IV,

an H.

with

Ev^nu,

THEOD.

r), enmity.
of Devil,
'
6.

Isidor.

irpooeoiKora.
the enemy,

Metonymically,
6

?x?pos,

3, 7, 5 T?v Xey?

in the

Apophth.

?vnKeipevos.

?x?pcvo, euerco,(?x?pos) to be an enemy to. Sept. Ex.

23,

22

'Ex^pe?cco

to?s

rj, enmity,

cx?pa.

?x?pia,

as,

?x?pos,

ov, ?, the enemy,

Philipp.
ex?,

38.

to regard,

?x?pols

oov.

Sept.

applied

Gen.

to Satan.

26,

21.

Apocr.

Act.

(See also ?vnKeipevos,?vriiraXos.)

consider,

reckon.

Just.

Tryph.

47

fin.

323

eyfrefia

Tov

&s bimiop

prjpvei,

2. To

t&p

?nb

peravoovvra

Kal ?papaprrjTOP
as an

have,

e*x

Euangel.
rov naib?s.

eKKaKrjaai ml

yEx<?

Apocr.

Thorn.

rpaxyrara

b?pov

eopoKoiriais

the morning,

fj, ?p, of

?ipos,

ioa?ivfj, Morning
In

the

simply
Const.

prayer.

'Ew0ivov

Ritual,

LYB.
ds
Upoaevxfj

morning.

7, 47

Apost.

evayyeXiov,

The

titul.

far

3, 43, 1, et alibi.

Eus.

5,1, p. 201,

to

7.

Chron.
To

(d)

se. rpon?piov,

ioa?ivov,

at the end of the Lauds

a modulus

or

said

sung

(aivoi). There are but eleven

16

PaRAKLET.

ioa?iv?.

the

e'wos, a, ov, of

Martyr.

17 ioaa =

Substantively,

2,

"Ecos

"Ecos aveo,

Thorn. Euangel.
"Ecos to

ThEOPH.

to?

y?vu
Adm.

CONT.

615,

As

18

wnrou,

99

"Ecos

12

"Ecos

"Ecos 9ApKabioviroXiv.

by ds
avrov

rov.
eos

Sept.

"Ecos v?v.

18

211,

Gen.
Lev.

irpoi.

rb cKTov eros rrjs ?aotXeias

24

32,
6, 9

5, 21

SOCR.

longf

Qcobooiov.

"Ecos ?pn.

'E7r?Xaiev

"Ecos rb irpot.

ChRON.

THEOPH.

"Ecos
205,

362

"Ecos

ir?oxa

'E7r?Ta?ev avrovs

17

1, 27

DlOD.

Porph.

1 "Ecos TToVe; How

12,

Po

"Ecos e?co rrjs w?Xeos,

309

knee.

?v?poir?v

?iro??vopev.

Joan.

?ooqb?pos,ov, 6, the dawn of the day.

em.

(in?dit.) 4.

Ignat.

NT.

22,

followed by an adverb of time, by the

per

rb ?yiov

morning.

MAL.

13

or

?v?poiros

ds

r?Xos

rbv x?paKa.

21,

horse9s

613,

accusative,

Ps.

552,13.

Act.

1 "Ecos irpbs

38,
eis

r?irovs.

?kc?.

the

2. Until,
j

"Ecos

aoiKrjrovs

?A?vbov.

=
(b) To eoa?ivov, CHeoa?ivfj.PhILON. H, 475, 33.
334,
Morning prayer, op?pos. Mal.
(c) Ta ica?iva,

here.

KovoravnvoviroXiv.

38.

aepa

Gen.

Sept.

as out of the city. Apocr.

Up

as
13

"Ecos ds

to the brim.

9Airr)X?ev eos

morning

Gospel, the gospel read at matins (?p?pos).

Substantively.
(a) 'H ioa?ivr),se. &pa, themorning,
npcata. Polyb.

14

rov.

7rpos rbv, ds

17,

1, 11,
robs

Up

rj rov

viroKeip?vots.

far

Num.

616 A

Ant.

r) irvypax?v,

irayKpan??ov,

or by

"Ecos ?be, As
riva.

Eust.

as, followed by an adverb of place, by the

accusative,
i

rovrov

bi?

?no?ape?p

uncertain.

i), meaning

O?Ve

eos, as far

= fyrjpa.
Sept. 4 Reg. 4, 38. I
fyepa
ew, a vulgarism for iy&. Scyl. 643,12.
i

as,

eopoKoir?a,

Introduction,

? 109, 5.
To ? 109, 5, b, add the following.
7, 3

le?eKifjk

See

auxiliary.

bi

&s

?fjxtprrjparoav,

UxaP

airo ?ooq^?pov

1 Reg. 30,

Sept.
eos bciXrjs.

F.

see ?av.

Tav,

z.

fa?a,

as,

fj, lorica,

LEO.

cuirass,

1, 2. Mal.

Mauric.
6,

2.

25.

koapUiop.

332,

SuiD.

19.

Za?apehp

4.

Novell.

85,

Chron.

625, 13.

....

Za?a

y?p

10,1.
Za??ovs,

....

Aarov

?aK?v

(masculine),

Adm.

73, 20.

law,

ep oa a? ?a?ai,
rj, op,

a? elaip

(fa?a)

Chron.
ov, o, Zazzus,

onka nokepim,

loricatus,

cuirassier.

Suid.

Za?a

Mauric.

a man's

(afi?'iKrj,
?a|,

719,14.

Camvov.

incorrectly

?kos,

r),meaning

?irb (?aKos ds
name.

Inscr.

2130,

38.

S?id.

Cedr.

I,

623,

20.
,

?noKeiprai.

custom

170, 15.

(afi?a%, aKos, rb, 2l species of pearl.

fa?apehp, ov, to, (fa?a) cuirass-repository.

fa?aros,

Slavic

Wos, v?fios. Porph.

rb

koaplop.

pe?ov,

ov, rb,

??Kavov,

??xap,

rb,

=:

for ?a/i?vKif, =
uncertain.

o-afi?vKrj.
Theoph.

?aKav <j>o?o tov ?aoiXeos.

oaKxap.

THEOPH.

494,

15.

Hes.
380

*E<f>vyev

324 ?dto
Cao, to live. Sept. 1 Reg. 10, 24 Zrjro 6 ?aoiXcvs!
May the king live ! used in cheering.
NT.

Joan.

(erjo?p,

5.

14,

money.

6.

4709

INSCR.

epc?ivoov.

rash act, heinous sin. Sept. Jud.

Metaphorically,
20, 6. (Compare the classical ?epfibv cpyovand ?cp

(C?o,

se.

?ecov)

the hot water

??cop,

poured

32.

ApOST.

8,

16

12,

evooai

Pet.

Apocr.

rbv olvov Kal rb vbop.

fi?vov

rjp?v

rrjs

vbop.

See

also

C?pva,

rj,=

C?ois,

eos,

(Compare Const.

Kal to

'Qoavros

Kai vbaros.

o?vou

Eukhol.

p.

Liturg.

JUST.

evxjrjs a?pros

irorrjpiov

Kcp?oas
160

1, 67

Apol.

Eis

irpoo(f)?pcrai

Kvireipos.

12,

Apoc.

boiled

oirr?,

17

8,

Zecrrcov

??aTcov, Hot

3, 15. 16. App. Hispan.

meat.

ov, rb, yoke

ev?a,

various

4.

Just.

Nie.

NOM.

NT.

Orat.

POLYB.

16,

3,
22,

II,

rive?pa
CrjXorrjs,

name.

Adv.
Zpvpva,

9Eirl ^r?ppou

917

E.

ecos,

rj, jealousy,

3,

1, 4. 9.

various

6, as

Sept.

Num.

5,

?, zealot.

NT.

Jud. 4, 3, 9. Hippol.

Luc.

303,

6,16.

88.

Joseph.

(See also

ptos.)

CrjXoriK?s,rj,?v, (CrjXorrjs)
jealous ? HiPPOL. 62.

139,

rb koaplop

rov

in

ra?vravqbov,

10,
same

the

Luc?an*

apvpva.

14

Bell.

criK?

Inscr.

Vocal.

9.

Gram.

9.

Jud.

2pvpva,

Smyrna.

Inscr.

$iker.

K. r. X.

415

p.

rives per?

ineibf)

for 2pvpva?os,

3032.

ypanriov

air?.

CRA

ov,

6,

(Slavic)

a,

6,

the

p. 161.
?ovvroppn?s.)

3371.

Inscr.

hunchback, cripple.
(See also ??pcjaos.)

crooked? Vit.

Steph.

Scyl.

476 Tovs

t&v pa?boav.

Kal aa?p&beis

panus,
chieftain.
103, 11 (ovn?vos.

written

He

Ael.

yp?qbovaiv

?ovnavta, as, fj, (?ovVavos) chieftainship.

145, 6. 146.

Eukhol.

Sext.

n&s

Zrjre?rai

rov Z

Smyrnean.

?opnos, ov, o, (gibbus?)

690, 11, as a surname.

?ovroapn?s,

9.

Vocal.

3, p. 250.

Vol.

?ovnavos,

as a

6740,

9.

Gram.
for

Jud.

SuiD.

vnobfjparos.

Adv.

Sext.

160 (203).

3.

6, emerald.

Luc?an.

?op(j)OT?povs

reading.

'E?7;XorU7rei ko! iraperpi?ero

CrjXorvir?a.

Geopon.

Leimon.

Lyd.

?op?W, ov, gibbus?

Ignat.

CrjX?oeos.
ov

for

Zpvpva?os

412.
Phil.

to

ap?paybos,

for apiklop.

rb Lpvpva,

Epist.

as a
6

latchet,
for

?pa'paySos,

?pvppa

irpbs rbv TXrjir?Xepov.

CrjXoois,

rb,

6, 23

NT.

Rom.

Clem.

rovKKas.

RODIAN.

COTELER.

CrjXos,jealousy.

reading.

CrjXoTvir?o.

oxen.

of

?e?yvupi.

=
CrjXos, ovs, rb,

Trail.

o,=

mer.

Cevy?piov,

Eust.

(?avTovpyfjpaTa.

Greek

[Modern

?ivi'xiov,

Kal

?Var?}?.

(e?yeo,

3, 4.

85 Kp?a ?eor? Kal

G. Laert.

Dio

?ifavi&brj

?iKms,

20.

springs.

2, 43, et

aipa.

Cl?vfyop,ov, rb, the fruit of the Zizyphus.

faiklop
16,

Ta

t?

Ccor?s, i), ?v, boiled: boiling hot, hot ; opposed to yfrvxp?s.

Strab.

676 D

proper

Dexipp.

remulentum,

sense.]

2, 6, 23.

ardor.

i), metaphorically,

Zifaviov,

CEDR.

2, 190

Geopon.

f) ip r& alroa

?Ikiov,ov, to, casket for jewels.

'Ybpoirapaor?rai.)
GeOPON.

S?ID.

Lolium

13, 25. 26.

??

llaucra

Kal o?vos

15.

Diosc.

(lyyl?ep.
175 E.
darnel,

a?pa. NT. Matt

Ant.

supposed to be symbolical of lively

795 D (spurious). Balsam.
XII,

ad Concil. VI,

4.

85,

?lyyi'?epis. THEOPH. 494,

?ifapi&brjs, es, rb, (?ifaviov, EIA?) darnel-like?

into the chalice at the celebration of the Eucharist.

It is absurdly
Chrys.
faith.

Novell.

ov, to, zizanium,

?if?viov,

Sept.

ai?vvrj.

Cl?vpos,

spear,

Ciyyi?epis, em, fj, ginger,

(189). Galen. XIII,

alibi.

poupy?s.)

of

Esai. 2, 4.
Ci?vvrj.

?iyyi?ep, rb,=
I, 732, 13.

of

lover

coin-seeker,

povp?ov)

as a surname.

72,

ov, 6,=

Cl?wos,

KaraC?cooels.

KavXoKav.

ovTos, to,

(Crjrioa,

rjs, fj, a kind

Ci?vprj,

(?fta, aros, to, (??o) decoction, broth. Diosc. Alexi

pharm. 7 'Ayfnv?iov(?pan. GeOPON. 8, 37, 3 Z?pa

{eov,

?,

Simoc.

Judith. 1, 15.

o?evwpi.

see

Lev.

Sept.

ov,

(rjTovovpios,

10.

4,

=z

(?evwpi

water.

(?v, Running

"Ybop

?ovTt?fiir??

zupanus,

Porph.

name

of

PORPH. Adm.

or

supanus,

Adm.

an

128, 22.

aromatic

(In Ducange's

ju

Cinn.

substance.

Glossary

it is

vvvfjLi
?325

?ovfyrjfyopia
fj, a doubtful

Covcjarjcjaopla, as,
A

T^v Uovtikyjv
=

?rayyiov
?nKms

I, 771

Naz.

Greg.

?ov<f>rjqbopiav.
Mal.

rfayylov.

word.

Mal.

(lkk?s.

17.

413,

Kara k?yov

ovk

?ppevo?fjkeos
Kara
?vy?s

aivbovlcav.

?vyrjv

plav,

Zvyrj

of

pair

?vyfj,

233

as

Avo

Zvyf) ?vyf) mr?

Kara.

(vyfjv.

olKiamv, Two

VELL.

17,

Apost.

the yoke. Polyb.

C?bov for

=
Kpovca)

ov, ?, yoke.

rrjv np?aiv

SuiD.

Bao-iXiKr?
2

....

bal-

false
the

noiovpevos,

POLYB.

4, 82,

uses

who

same

vnb tov

*Ayeiv

of soldiers.

?vy?v,

1, 20,

to be
equally

balanced,

'Efvyoo-rare?ro

avro?s

Cer.

?vyoapa,
Polyb.

draw

approach,

he

avrov, If
rb,

7,16,

=
?v?os, ov, 6,
YOL. VII.

pr)

none

left

to animals.

Diod.

2, 31,

p.

145,

an animal.

of

image

*0 ?co?ta
34.

Leo

Gram.

laoppo

339,

approach

(?vy?a>)

near,

cross-bar,

contact

as

SERIES.

Esai.

door.

Strab.

19,10.
42

sort

gird

of

CONT.

10.

582,

belt. Pal

military

girdle

to which

belt,

the

upon

Aavlb

PORPH.

the

Deipara.

was

tow-rope

at

145.

Poemen.

rbv

of

113, 5.

Codin.

anything

avrov.

The

?cotokov,

any

one.

rrjv popqbaiav
Cer.

3.

25,

2.

on

?"covvupai, to gird

PORPH.

rb ?v?os. Sept.

Cer.
the

cingulum,

31.

*E?g>ct

Mid.
of

TheOPH.

233,

Sept.
avrov

Reg.

?ir?vo

rov

Zc?vvucriv avrov

rb

?aXribiov.

5.

NEW

39

pavbvov

opponent.
bolt,

or

Apophth.
to

C?vwpi,

5 . 'E?v ?vy&arj pera rov

his

alive.

PORPH.

C?vrj.

Aug.

2. A

Porph.

in

?a>v77 rrjs

Horol.

17,
come

buried

134, 1 Trjs ??vrjs

Chrys. 38 D. Novell.
e?coyevrjoerai,He shall be divested of his office.

6 nokepos.

offlasks.

Sept.

II, 117, 6.

Cedr.

ov, rb,

tached.

PORPH. Cer.

aros,

rov

lad. Vit.

3.

461,

?vyoobk?aKiov,ov, rb, ((?)k?am) a pair

Cer. 463, 16.
j

ivavrlov

was

there

pertaining

the Zodiac.

C?vrj, rjs, rj, cingulus

?vyoar?rrjs, ov, o, (?vy?s, ?arrjpi)public officer who looks

11 titul. Basilic.
to theweights. Edict.
38, 1, 15.

with.

"Ecos

1, 7, 11, et alibi.

Polyb.

ov, Co?s, ??irro)

'H

to

35

21,

Until

fcoypeiav,

rpi?ba.

6, 5, 9.

643, 7.

Id. 18, 12, 5, et alibi.

(?vyoar?rrjs),

&aca,

8,

C?oairros,

?vyoTrX?arr?s.

Id. 6, 10, 7.

?vyo?,

avrov

?v povabi
Num.

Corjb?v(C?ov), adv. after themanner of beasts, like beasts.

Cov?piov,

POLYB.

Porph.

Sept.

13.

Polyb.

subjugate.

nica.

as bread.

254, 13.
Cor), rjs, r), life, in the sense of ?ios, lifetime.

CONST.

?vyonk?arrjs.

one

(^Xaor?s)
?vyo?s

?vyoKpovarrjs.

?vyoarariopai

(See

5128.

Kal Coapxutrjv

?a>?iov, rb,

Gen.

6 nkaaro?s

2. Row

Inscr.

r), ?v, (fcp?iov)

CobiaK?s,

NO

Capitation-tax.

4, 36 Zv?os

20.

fcoyp?a.

KaraXiirelv

6, 2.
ov, ?,

?vyo7rX?aT77s,

Keqbakfj)

Athen.

231, 11.

ov, 6, (?vy?s,
4,

anee,

Coy pe?a

in

8.

?vyoKpovarrjs,

19.

?U0OS.

Kos kvkXos,

(?vy?s,

Strab.

p. 41,84.

1,34,

CoapxLK?s,i), ?v, (Cor), ?pxo) life-riding, having power

over life. Nie.
Theoph.
II, 1052 B.
642, 10

r?

?vyipos.

ov, rb,

(vyoKicjaakov,

to

or

bvo,

TheO

olvos.

Kpi?ivos

olvos ?irb Kpi?rjs yiv?pevos.

Zv?os,

12,

o, =

him alive.

8, 9 Bovs

34,

Ex.

Cvros,

^xokapUia

Trjv ?vyrjv

Hes.

Trjv opoovoiov

(vyipos, ov, ( ?"vyo's)of the yoke, ft for

?vy?s,

*E{

room.

each

as

19

232,

ear-rings.

Same

Diod.

XIII,

the preceding.)

Sept.

of ear-rings.

pair

II, 161 A

Epiph.

II,

Cvros,

Galen.

?vpcoros, r), ?v, (Cvp?o) leavened, fermented,

161 B

Ammon.

Adm.

PORPH.

the

EPIPH.

Apophth.

pairs.

The

axokapUia,

?nolrjaev

In

?vyfjv,

6 ?eos.

2, 109.

II, 499 E.

Plut.

irvpivov.
also

JUST. 460 B Ukfjv rrjs p?as ?vyijs

(vyfj, rjs, fj, (?vyo's)pair.

of beer,

3, 3, 7.

?vyovvra.

naplarave

eos, rb, a kind

phrast.C.P.6,11,2.

?vyioa (?Vyo'?), to stand in a line parallel with another

line of soldiers? Polyb.
3, 113, 8 Ka? r?kkarovrois
?k tov

Diosc.

*Cv?os,

12.

416,

17, 1, 14, p. 799.

176 C.

To

25,

13

Cer.
invest,

eKaoros

Zc?crao-tfe

505,

11

as with

one's

Zoo?pevos
an

office,

self.

Sept.

rrjv

popqbaiav

Reg.
avrov.

rb oira?iov.
to

appoint.

Mar

326 ?cov

TYR.
Mal.

480

C?vo =.

EuPL.

Zoo?els

to preserve

Cooyov?o,

eirapxov

rrjs

Macar.

33.

ir?Xeos.

alive.

Ex.

Sept.

1, 17

72

'E?cooy?

Sept.

bring

2,

Reg.

C?ov,

65 B

I,

vivify,

Ps.

of an animal.

horses.

applied

Porph.

Cooiroi?o,

to

6 Up?rov

BARN.

20.

70,

p?XiTi,

elra

?coo

yaXaKTi

p.

arr)
cos,

9, 9 Ao?vai

rj, (Cooiroi?o)

reviving.

I,

in

361

The life-giving
that

fered,

?c?ottoi?v t?v

T?v

Me

a girding.
with

8,

1 THs

e'?a>

MAURIC

faarfjp?

er

narpiKia,

Sept. Esai. 22, 12

sackcloth,

Id. 12,

2, 2.

cingulo ornatus.

fj, ?v, (favwpi) girded;

The

fj faarrj,

simply

*Hfa

empress's

first

Cer.' 257, 10.

6, 1, 56. Porph.
Cont. 90. Cedr. II, 103, 15,
Theoph.

et alibi.
ov, to, dimin.

cross.

Coo<f)?opia,as, rj, (Cooqb?opos)bestiality, Krrjvo?aria.GREG.

Nyss. II, 118 B.

of faarpov,

belt.

girdle,

Porph.

473, 12.

Cer. 460, 10.

eO ?coon-oios oravp?s,

cross, the cross on which Christ suf

true

4 Reg.

Sept.

life.

Tor?im.

Zcaar?pia

I
faarplov,

Const.

veveKpop?vov.
21

Theoph.

is, the

to

ov, rb,=

lady.
612, 12.

rjpiv Cooiroirjoiv.

creed.

the

Sept.

quicken, faonoiica.

Basilic.

2 Esdr.

Sept.

Cooiroios,?, ?v, (Cor), iroi?o) life-giving, vivifying.

thod.

?03

faar?s,

7TOie?rai.
Cooiroirjois,

to restore

faar?piov,

Joan. 5, 21, et alibi.

NT.

iraibiov

Ps.

Sept.

quicken.

vivify,

ro?s

taovs

rov viov.

em, fj, (favwpi)

faais,
\

18, 26, p. 278,

rirrapas

faoqb?povs

ZAo-iv a?KKcav, Girding

2, 52, p. 164, 41.

Diod.

to

401.

Cer.

to

rjoo,

not

but

asses,

Diod.

19.

79,

nvprjae

or

to mules

BASIL.

Krrjvo?arrjs.

the frieze,

fanvpioa,

cIk?v ?eov.

Zo?fiopqbos

ov, rb, beast,

napakkfjkovs

ava?iooKopai. fa?oa, &aoa, (faos) to vivify,

6.

Co?popqbos,ov, (C?ov, popqbrj) in theform

Plut.

Ulvams

robots,

to life again,

(?a?elpoa)

(?&ov,

faoqb?pos, ov, bearing animals.

vouv r? apoeva.

2. To

?,

272 B.

Ill,

Apophth.

ov,

faoqao?pos,

orparrjX?rrjs.

?covv?co.

C?wvpi,

avrov

Z?vwoiv

rjhvoafio^

??xur?s, fj, ?v, (?&ov) belluatus, worked with figures of

j animals. POLYB. 31, 3, 10 E?xov nopcjavpasicjaanrlbas,
b? Kal biaxpvaovs Kalfacar?s. INSCR. 2852, 54.
| 7ToXXol
I

(See also mpviams, mpvoar?s.)

H.

r?, than,
Quam

after

see

?XX?,

As

primum,

the Chronicon Paschale.

ism.

MAL.

Kpoyjr 9A?rjvaiov,
?ireXv?rj

20

70,

?ir?irXevoev

*H

cK?Xcvoe
bciXi?v

Obvooevs,
ck t?v

fiep?v

fi?vov b? e?aoiXevoev,
CH fiovov ?reXevra

The

?XX?.
soon

as,

*H p?vov,

expression

occurs

in

and

in Malalas

It is apparently a Latin
fi?vov

b? avrbs

e?aoiXevoe
116

vojiooerrjoai.
rrjv rov ?vbpbs
avrov.

fi?vov b?

?fiorrjra

ChrON.

590,

Zapv??rjs,

cv??os

Act. Pet.
Nie.

et Paul.

II, Can. 20.

abbess,

16. Novell.

Ka?rjyovp?vrj.

7,1.

APOCR.

98.

fj,

also

the

m?rjyovpevela,

fjyovpevos,

of

office

QuiN. 46.

ov, 6,

(fjyiopai)
952

Pachom.

Cod. Afr.

Porph.

?vrjX?ev

Leimon.

pevos.

cv??os

?v Kovoravrivovir?Xei.
rjyovfi?vrj, rjs, rj, (rjyovjievos)

fjyovpevos,

10

*H

as,

prior ship.

vell.

613

cyrjpe rrjv ?beXqbrjv Qeobooiov.

? irarrjp avrov

K?

fjyovpevla,

5, 2.
Cer.

abbot,
C.

Can. 80.

Const.

Const.

Ill, 933 E.

87,

?pxipavbplrrjs,

21

m?rjyov

prior,

superior,
Nil.

2,

Epist.

33.

64.

(536), 968 D. No
Nie. II, Can. 14.

c0 fjyovpevos

tov

avrov

vaov.

(See

mivo?iapxqs.)

e d i C t Um,
rjbiKTOv, ov, to,

edict,

ebiKrov, ?biKrov, np?ypappa,

np?araypa, bi?ypappa. MAL. 216, 14. CHRON. 636,

12. 693, 6. Const. Ill, 1120 D. Hes.
'h8ikt?V,
avvboKTimv.
fjbvoapos,

ov,

6,

fjbvoapov.

DlOSC.

3,

41.

SCHOL.

327ryiiavs

rjdiKOTqs

313

Plut.

ARIST.

o? b? rrjv

o? p?v rbv rjbvoopov,

M?v0ov,

ANTEC.

Justinian.

tvyya.
rjros,

rjoiK?rrjs,
teousness.

rjXaKariov

r), (rjoiK?s) politeness,

Theoph.

?oo,

fjXi?Co,

sun.

to warm

in

the

rjX?piov.
sun,

rjXiaK?s, i), ?v, solarius,

pertaining
? rjXiaK?s, or

Substantively,

I, 698, 22.

Cedr.

74, p. 272.
of age. Apocr.

Typic.

ifXios, ov, ?,

KvpiaKr).Just.

sun, simply Sunday,

rov

rjXiov Xeyop?vrj

rjX?ov rjp?pa, The

rjpepa.

SOZ.

(Compare

Trjv b? KVpiaKrjv KaXovp?vrjv rjp?pav,

42

rrjs e?bopabos
as,

rjpepa,

day ; Day

'E?

Kacf

to

days

NT.

Matt.
A.

I, 720

peoowKTiKov,
4,

18,
ov,

'Hpcpo?aimorai,
a Jewish

bathed

daily,

6, 6,1.

they

184.

Epiph.

6, 23,

o?,

(rjpepa,

could

not be

Homil.

I, 36 D.

saved.
2,23

the

John

?aimorrjs)

maintained

as, r], (rjpepobp?jios)

Cont.

r?,

by

Baptist.

unless

Apost.

Const.
'ico?vv^s ns
Eus.

they

4,

ev
<i

p?vov
day's

bobs

journey.

Vit.

v?|) pertaining

to

day

and

night.

Superlative

rjpep?raros,

as

title.

length.

30.

10,

Kpavlov)

th? back part

occiput,
To

520

Steph.

(fjpiavs,

onla?iov

rfj s

p?pos

semicircle.

kvkKos)

half.

as

DlOD.

1,

again

rb,

; that

capital

to

half

one

is,

4. Nie.

Laod.

(rjpiaevoa)

ai rjpiokiai,

Substantively,

the

hun

I, 17.
Sept.

fjpiav.

Num.

31, 36. 42.

evaoa,

r?s

pr) fjpiaevaovai
their

to halve.

(fjpiavs)

Ps.

Sept.

not

rjpepas avr&v, Shall

Ov

24

54,
live

out

half

days.
for

rjplaiv

ov,

r)plaiov,

==

to,

arjplaaiov

S AB.

VlT.

263 A.
to, =

*fjpiaov,

Curt.

fjpiav.

ov, rb,

38.

39,

Id.

C.

POLYB.

half-Stadium.

(ar?biov)

p. 23.
3, 54,

et alibi.
ov, 6,

rjpiavpeplrrjs,

(fjpiavs,
6 fjpiav

o? anything,
5 T??iv

pepos

Greek,

enexeiP

remarks,

pepos)

he who

pepos

kap?avcav.

keyarapiov

napnaplov,

Tovr?oriv,

fjpiavpeplrov,

^tpio-v

one

receives
Antec.

2,

on which

the

rjyovp fjpiav

kap?apopros.
eia,

v,

semis,

a mixed

In

half

of which

number,

is one half, is expressed

ov, (rjpepa,

of

rjpUpavov.

ov, rb,

aros,

fjpiavs,

126.

clement.

Luc.

dred and fifty per cent.

Scholiast

The

(fjpiavs,

as much

?y?vero

?airriofia.)

6.

15,

2,

as

half-finger,

NT.

a, ov, one and

rjpiokios,

22,

(Compare Const. Apost.

o?okov.

(b?KTvkos)

?aa?piov,

half

Polyb.

92.

\alf

p.

?aa?piov)

pepos

fjpi?vfjs.

keyerai

rjpiKVKkiov,

23,

Horol.
rjpepos, ov,

moas,

7,

Daily-Bap

that,

the head.

rjpiar?biov,

'Avrt p?v Ka?rjpepivov

rjpepobpop?a,

Ka?rjp?pav

be preceded

2.

Rom.

'Hpepo?airnoTrjs,

rjpepovvKTios,

It may

sect who

Clem.

9AKoXov?ia tov

HOROL.

adjectively.

as Polyb.

every

daily,

6, 33, 10, et
4, 52. Polyb.
1, 9.
26, 55. Const. Apost.

1 Esdr.

(fjpiavs,

ov, to,

ov, to,

rjplaevpa,
other

53,

Vit.

1, 1.

half

day

; Every

as one word,

or m?rjp?pav

rjp?pav,

ATHAN.

ric

rjpiaevoa,

Sept.

day.
alibi.

oph.

irp?rrjv

Horol.

day.

tists,

19,

2 Par. 21, 15.

alternate

7rap' rjp?pav, On

'Hp?pav

rjv 'E?paloi

rjp?pas, From

ds

rjpcp?v

Sept.

by day.

1, 67 Tfj
1, 8, p.

is,

rjpUpavov,

"EXXr?ves b? rjXio ?van??ao?.)

ovop?fbucriv,

rj, day.

of

day

Apol.

3,

Pallad.

r)pi?rjmpiov,rb,the half of a ?rjmpiov (lengthwise). Mau

I

the

I, 202 C.

C.

II, 935 D.

rjpi?avfjs,

of

*H tov

sun.

the

to,

to riraprov

Plut.

V.

Eus.

Trjp arjv rjpep?rrjra.

ov,

rjpibaKTvkiov,

1.

14,

A,

Euangel.

solar.

rjXiaKov, solarium,

rjXiKi?rrjs,rjros, rj, (rjXiK?a)maturity

Thorn.

32 B

rjpiaaa?piov,

Ill, 1032 B r?. Porph.

Theoph.
Cont. 88 t?.

ooX?piov, balcony. Const.

Cer. 120, 10. 492, 20.
144, 11 t?.

t?

as a title.

Athan.

16.

608,

equivalent
to the sun,

of

r]p&v ?aaikevs,

733, 19, of the shah of Persia.

Chron.

rjros, r], clemency,

Chrys.
to the

to expose

2 Reg. 21, 14.

Sept.

7,

p.

eO rjpep&raros

of Heraclius.

rjpep?rrjs,

THXos, to

SuiD.

(rjXios)

735,

5, 7.

Leo.

rjX?piov, ov, rb, nail.

good-breeding,

2.

667,

aXaKariov.

cour

Prooem.

to

the

whole.

Sept.

later
the

and

by subjoining
Ex.

25,

Byzantine

fractional

10

part

the neuter
Avo

nfjxecap

ml rjplaovs. DlON. HAL. II, 680. 681, 13 Aa>8eKa

Kai rjplaovs pp&p,Of twelve and a half min . NT.

328
rjfllTCflLOV

52

11,

Apoc.
Ai

63

p&v.
Mal.
ivbs

Avo

169,

55

LEIMON.
fjpiav

5 T&v

rjplaeos

Kal fjpiav.

rpe?s

'Kpepas

bvo fjpiav.

fjpiaeos

In

piklov.

iwea

fjpiav

5, 23

oph.

9.

624,

315,

like

'A7ro

these,

Mal.

fjpiav

(rjpiavs,

Cont.

a, ov, (v(j)avr?s)

ov,

r)pi(j)?piov,

rb,

r)pi(f)?piov.

Pallad.

2. The

HOMER.

? JuL.

S?ID.

also

(See

pacja?

EPIPH.

rjpicja?piov.

729

I,

A.

PHOT.

plied

20.

Poet.
Hal.

Dion.

A M N P, 2, Z g t,

consonants

to the

V,

Dion.

pos,

rjxos

II,

bvapev&v

43,

*Hv

y?p

the future indicative.

r& ndk?poa

k. t. X.

115,

Hv

oi

r&v

Tor?oi
vvv

r/pc?v oi

supposed

rb, a kind

antidote.

of

Porph.

Cer.

that

the

original

word

is aay?nrjvov,

lov?mros.

fjpep?fa

or

ev?pbivos

rov

Iren.

121,12.

ov,

?,

evocatus,

CalLIST.

3,

provincial

10.

fjpepeoa. SEPT. 2 Esdr. 9, 4.

magistrate,

opoiov

rjxos

7rX?yios

VX0?

are

t)xos d,

r)xos

7rA*?'> ?Xoy ff^* ^'*

abbreviated.
mood

starting-point

rjxos. Apocr.

1,

as

or,

AnAST.

7Tos, r?cos irebiov.

avr?

irp?rov,
rjxos

(? ?vbi?raKros
*H KvpiaKr)

being

14,

2,

Act.
a

in Hellad.

Philipp,

various

Mal.

reading.

436,20.

j?os (rj, ?s),

ticle.

rjxos bevrc

rer?prov.

names

the

authen

see.

which

avriiraoxa,

rov

is never

the

p.

corresponding

(never

its appropriate

rjxos),

=z
rjxos, eos, rb,

of

four

rov

irX?yios

VX0S 7r^* a?

has

rjos 'Appeviov,

sagapenon.]
^ovoKaros,

week

rjxos

frX?ytos

?apvs

Can.

are distinguished

The

rerapros?

forms

fyos

Const.

rjxos irporos,

rjxos ?apvs

^xos

silen

to mona

moods,

eight

called

abridged

name

The

17.

[As rjvlrfa is the diminutive of rjvov,it has

467, 18.

and

of

1.

133,
Nie.

; thus,

bevr?pov,

rpirov),

Every

nepieaovrai,

fjvlrCtv for rjvlr^iov,

been

16.

nepieaovrai.

?ap?apoi

to?

The

78.

12

are

sort

reference

The former

rjxos

rpiros,

5, 3.

106, 18.

Cont.

numbers

moods

irX?yios

with

recognizes

ordinal

Epist.

Novell.

Novell.

in music.

?'j VX0S 71 ?X0^ ?*

631,

4.

mood,

Ritual

the

by

ap

Aristo

in Bekker.

Thrax

rjvcontracted from e?v, if. With

PROC

semivowel,

semivocalis,

(r)plc}>oavos)

Nil.

530 B.

solitude,

Can.

tic, and four plagal.

to?

Lex.
*r}pl<j>oavov, ov, rb;

r], quiet,

Theoph.

The

plagal

piov.)
rjpKJa?piov

II, 529 D.

Chal.

rjxos, ov, 6, tonus,

50.

garment,

iparlov.

iparlov.

fjpiav

APR.

outer

light

monk.

solitary,

of a monastery,

moderator

as,

rjovxia,

4,

Theoph.

hermitage.

Chrys. 29 E.

Vit.

Basil.

451 B.

fjpiav

'?ipKJa?piov,

rovreoTiv,

cHpi<?apiov,

(f>?pos)

(rjpiavs,

HeS.

TjcruxaoTTjs, o?, ? (rjovx?Co)

The

half worn out,

half-Woven

Leimon.

(-qovx^oTrjs)

Socr.

9.

13.

100,

chism.

rjpivQaavria?os,

22.

Tpiwv fjpiav.

Leg.

rjpirpi?aKOs,fj, ?v, (rpl?oa) semitritus,

952 A.
fjpirpi?fjs. Pachom.

to,

as a monk.

solitude,

Macar.

ov,

fjovxoiorrjpiov,

in

(Compare Soz. 6, 20 'Hend?a? ?p?vres.)

158.

half price.

ripfj)

live

Apophth.

4,17.

93.

tel.

24.

1, 52 Ta?s

Epist.

fjpiav.

half.

to

? iJcrux??co, ?o-co,

tiarius.

ov, rb,

r)pirlpiov,

57 MvpiaSwv

iw?a

Mrjalv

r]pe

and

aKjjnrpoav.

LEIMON.

<j)vka?s.

Euagr.

r}plaem

years

Nil.

1,

Epist.

rpi&v

constructions

remain indeclinable.

may

NlL.

Ai?

Two

xp?vovs,

bvo

9^?)?

qb?pejia,
rovrois.

that

is,

431

SlNAIT.
'IaKco?iTcov,
47,

fjroi,

rjyow,

15

&ope1

12

explanatory

Tats

k. t. X.

r?os rj Kpivoviav,
70,

an

b?

??viKals

CuROP.

vrjoreias,

14,

8 Kap

eirl Ke<f>aXrjsrb boKovv

rj rerp?qyvXXov,

'YiroK?pioa,

par

f?os xiT?vas.

r? ti ?repop

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Oa?wp

?avfiaTOvpyrjfia

0.

Hebrew

rb, indeclinable,

ea?&p,
tain,

?v, (??kapos,

oakaprjy?s,

vavs, Navis

ybs

cabin.
tian

Ps.

Sept.

Ira?vpiov.

Q?kaprj

chamber-bearing.

?yca)

1, 85.

oap?os,

88,13.

cubiculata,

Diod.

a moun

Tabor,

*T?f"l,

Barge

with

furnished

?avarrjpiov,

ou, rb,

?avariKOs,

rj, ?v,

DlOD.

[Compare the modem Egyp

'H NeKp?

Classical.
The

e?Xao-o*a,

Dead

Epiph.

Sea.

'H x?Xk?}

'Enolrjae

Cer.

470,

6 ?aaikevs

called also ?eros.

19, 4.

Cont.
a

laver

rovro

rrjs avrrj? ?ylas

ip r& ne?ovkloa

ship.

16,

seafarer.

?akaa

or a

Arsen.

Apophth.
nothing

else

than

??kkls, Ibos, fj,=

?atov. Apophth.

r? ?akkla

aov,

to be
plaited

Sept.

r?

the modern

Eus.

(??poos,

pestilence,

mortality,
ChrON.

12.

619,

rjper?pav

ds t?v. Mal.
NlC.

irapovoiav.

?apprjoas.
to

iroi?o)

with

inspire
15

491,

courage,
t?v

Qapooiroirjoas

Thasian.

at.

21

19,

Polyb.

24,

5,

To

be a

respecter

oov

of persons.

rb irpoooirov,

in a good sense.

irp?ooirov.

22

32,

have

Job. 22, 8
O?

y?p

kiriora

irpoooirOf
ov, admirable.

as a title. Basil.
rjros,

?avpao?orrjs,

Areth.

ir?s bvvrj irap? ir?rov

?pxdo?ai.

9E?avpao?

b? rivov

a,

eVi tov.

With

irpoooirov,

Gen.

Martyr.

Kat ovKa.

to wonder

fiai ?avp?oai

?ep7riXi.]

??kklov 2. He S. BaXXis, p?pamnos

rj?iov

Superlative,

III, 323 B.

?avfiao??raros,

444 B.
as

r), admirableness,

title.

Chal.

1541 E T?js cr?}s?avpao?orrjros.

?avpaoros,

i), ?v, admirable,

as wine.

excellent,

Chal.

1557 B.
ov, ?,

??kklov

2, ??kkls.

Apophth.

Poemen.

to be astonished,

to cause

2 Reg.

surprise,

22, 5 'Eoap?rjaav pe.

OLYMP.
&aopai,

to

484,

(oap?os)

2,13, p. 62, 33.

frighten.

4 Reg.

7, 15

21.
to

4, 4

astounded.

'Etfaup?oTcocre

Gaup?cTTcocrov
yv?ois

r?

or excellent.

wonderful
rbv

Kvpios

?Xerj oov.

138,

?oiov
6

Sept.

avrov.

16,

'Eoaupaarcocfy

oov.

?avparovpy?o,
be amazed,

to render

?oo,

?avpaoroo,
Ps.

oap?e"iaoai.
oap?oopai,

Eis

'E7rt cro? b? ?avpACo

?avp?oios,

of palm-leaves, ??kkls, ??kkos.

17 ??hklv. [This seems to be

114.
oap?ica,

ovs

of Thasos,

9E?avpaoas

into

piKp?s.
??kkos,

rrjv

accepted thy request;

made

2. Basket

ds

Kat 6?cria

Qavp?Ceiv

6, 52,1.

'Anoax?trrjs

capital.

?yKXrjp?rov

102.

Theoph.

ov,

K?pua

Sept.

Esaias 5.

baskets.

18

rjoo,

a,

12

??kklov, ov, rb, (??kkos) palm-leaf

24

?avariKov,

LEIMON.

Qapp?v
41,

?avp?Co,

2.

15,

Hence,
r?v

b? ?avariKa

orparov.
e?oios,

??kklv, see ??kklov 2.

Arsen.

t?

encourage.

34

??karrovpyioa, fjaoa, (?akarrovpyos) to be seafaring

Polyb.

to

Tpani?rjs.

Polyb.

17

?apooiroi?o,

Cer. 34, 5
tov

death.

345, 14, et alibi.

CONST.

to

attached

I,

?app?o, to trust,put confidence in. With

(compare

xyrfjv).

of ??kaaaa,

?norl?rjai

in

laver

??karroopai, &?rjv,(oakarra) to be in a sinking condition,

as a

Ta

12,5.

679.

CEDR.

?avrj, rjs, r), (?vrjoKo, ?avelv) death, ??varos. CEDR. I,

133, 20.

271,

table (?yia rp?nefa) ? Porph.

the holy
aiblov

8,

garment,

Theoph.

ov, rb, dimin.

??kaaalbiov,

Kal

6.

the

sea,

Reg.

rrjv ??kaaaav

2. A kind of military
Porph.

Sept.

temple.
4, 2

brazen

The

??kaaaa,

Solomon's
2 Par.

39

Xoifi?s.

Theoph.

I,

to

belonging

Eccl.

Sept.

?avariKrjs.

?avarrjpiov,

40 A.

t? oap?os.

?avariKov.

Substantively,

rjs, fj, sea.

??kaaaa,

610,

II,

Kpioeos

kangia.~\

o? oap?oi,

plural

?avparovpyrjjia,

rjoo,
aros,

to work

miracles.

rb, wonder-work,

Anaphor. Pil?t. A, 5.

Mal.
miracle.

236,

9.
Apocr.

7
rj

6e\u)
330

?avfiarovpyos

?v, (?avpa,

oavparovpy?s,

Method.

working.

miracle-

wonder-working,

EPr?)
388

T?v

??e?qbiv for

?eov.

?avparovpybv

3, 24, p. 116, 10. Basil.

II, 680 D (spurious).
an
As
epithet it is used with reference to Saint

Eus.

Gregorius

rov

cO b? oims
as,

*?e?,

9 Ge?v

3137,

?k ?eov

?ebs
poiap.

also

313

as, f], (?eos,

given

to queens.

?ei?qbiov,

10

'Yn?pxoav

?e?p ae?aarfjp

?e?p?pcanos.

METHOD.

to the God-man

4, p. 594 A

Epist.

BeapbpiKrj

pvarfjpia,

'H ?eavbpiKrj popqafj, =

To

?eapbpim

holy Eucharist.

SiMOC.

T?

51, 18.

ov,

?eanobeiKTos,

ayiov

pavbfjkiov

(see

pavbfj

(536),

13.

393,

? a

(anobeUwpi)

or estab

proved

divinely

II, 1081 C.
as,
fj, (?eos, ?pxn) the Supreme Divinity.
?eapxla,
lished. Nie.

op.

Are

Hierarch.

Coelest.

Anaphor.

1. 3.

2,

tyr. Matt.

oeapxiK?s, fj, ?v, (?eapxla) belonging to the Supreme

Dion. Areop.
Coelest. Hierarch.
1, 2.
Divinity.
15,9.
?earp?kla,

as,

arca

fj, (?iarpov)

theatralis.

Novell,

1.

63,

avrov.

CONT.
198,

15

69,

'Ewl

ovov re

?earplfa

se.

n?ai,

i?earpl?ero.

2. To divulge.

Theoph.

27, 6.
a
?earpoeibfjs, es, (?iarpov, elbos) like theatre. DlOP,
Cont.

cav, r?,

(?iarpov)

NOVELL.

Kvvrjyeaia*

29

*E?o?ev

as, fj, (?iarpov,

or

pav?a) madness

es, =

?elos.

??Xrjpa,

aros,

rb,

exhibitions.

Const.

Apost.

8,

??Xo,

to,

36 D.

meaning

uncertain.

Pallad.

Vit.

11

B.

CONST.

irpiov?rov.
NOVELL.

irpaio?vrov.

T#

applied

1, 4,

ANTEC.

Prooem.

to

Apocr.

kings.

?eiorrjTi
Leg.

potentate.

et Mar

Act.

ofj ?eiorrjn.

rfj rjpcr?pa

JuST.

pr) chai

?covs,

Homer.

92.

'Etti Xip?va
12,

134.

Tryph.

will,

(??Xo)

Eccl.

desire.

wish,

?eXrjparos

To

avr?v,

Sept.
their

Ps.

desired

1.

soothsayer.
to wish,

want.

With

Apocr.

??Xeis,

the

accusative

do you

want

of

the

imme

et Thecl. p. 62 T?

Act. Paul,
of

her

? Apophth.

33 T? ??Xerc avrov; What do you want

Mal.
387, 11 'Eyc?oe ??Xo.
ov

QeXeis

Epict.

32,8.

984

??Xrjois, ecos,rj, (??Xo) will, volition. Sept. Prov. 8, 35,

Just. Tryph. 61, Iren. Frag. 5.
favor.
Sept. 4 Reg. 23,
?eXrjrrjs,o?, ?, (0?Xco)one who wills.

him?

theatrical

after

I, 201 C

EPHES.

251, 7.

?ciobrjs,

Macar.

representations

Chrys.

A,

avrrjv ??Xerc ; What

105, 1.

LTp?s t?v

emperor.

biar?^eos.

a title

Pilat.

imaginary

30

3832

A.

7raXaTt'ou.

Adm.

haven.

Did.

6.

588

Inscr.

Tcov ?eiov

rjp?v ravrrjs

diate object.

?earpoKvvrjyeaia,

oearpov?piov,

Porph.

24,

2,

10.

?earpojjLavla,

says

106,

?earplfa, laca, (?iarpov) tomake a \/azing-stock, to hold up

to shame ; to disgrace publicly. NT. Hebr. 10, 33.
THEOPH.

an

3, 3.

Narr?t.

Alex.

yp?pparos.

?eiov

rjros, r), divinity,

?eiorrjs,

Dion.

#eiou

Did.
title.

?eiov

To?

Trjs ?eias

3 To?

Chil. 12, 743.

Monarch.

the Roman

849

CHAL.
1208

Just.

??a

?c?qbiov,

?aoiXiKos, ?ep?s 2. Athan.

rov

?vrirvirov

989 A.

Theoph.

kiov).

INSCR.

irvevpan.

avroKp?ropa,

2. Imperial,
The

Ta

priest.

Joseph.

divinely.
as

ov, divine,

a,

48.

of ?cIkos,

?eiorarov

ipipyeia.

CONT.

?elov. Tzetz.

T<5 ?eU?

272
adv.

0e?os,

II, 709 B.

Nie.

THEOPH.

?e?cfriv,

Apocr.

?elos.
Paul.

et

Pet.

ALEX.

(Christ).

brimstone,

sulphur,

i), ?v, divine,

?cIk?s,

AreOP.

DlON.

ov, to,

c/>ov,in classical Greek

?eiKos,

Up?

376 C.
?eapbpims, fj, ?p, pertaining

49.

530, 9.

Act.

?pfjp)

?ei?(j)iov.

?elov.

"S?qb?a, ?e?qbiov,

EUTHYM.

VlT.

17.

?eos.)
the being

Hes.

?ei?qbiov.

Nov.

4697,

'lovXiav

7.

Barthol.

Martyr.

?erjKOXos,ov, ?, (?eos, -koXos, colo)

344.

it was

Zrparov?Krjv.

Kal ?e?s.

(See

?eapbpla,

a title,

As

fj, goddess.

INSCR.

HOROL.

?avparovpyov.

2, 54

Lector.

Theod.

Thaumaturgus.

??aqbov

ov, rb,

?e?qbiov,

Apocr.

?e?qyiov.

??Xeis, Whether

3, 9, 16. Apophth.
ovk

?qb?

you

are

willing

Sisoes

or

12 e&eis

oe.

e?Xei ov ??Xei,Wi? he, nill he. Epict.

3, 3, 3.

of
not.

o?

331
?efjua

Pass,

In

the

Rom.

Ignat.

PORPH.

nkovrov

aov,

Adm.

to

18

117,

"Anek?e

or

with

protasis

?"ouj ?ikrjs

country,

thy

form

els rfjv x^pav

?ekrjs

thy riches

pera

Go

?kkaxov,

to any

other

To

8, 4

'E? rjs rfjp labe ?ikovaip

2 *Evio?
?eov

b? ?kkov

yeyov?ra
rovro

Kai

pariKol

Kar

?paevo?rjkvv

ml

1,

1, 18,
opolcaaiv

HlPPOL.

?v?poanov.

ovroa ?ekei
yeypa(f)?ai.

y?p

Iren.

elmva

168

also

(See

Kal raXavnaiovs

BepariKovs
was

victor

to one

entitled

?ovko

to a ??pa 3.
PORPH.

orpan?rai.
THEOPH.

fi?pxrjs.

place

eKKkrjalav.

ian?p?ai
rbv

?ikovai

the

2. Pertaining

yiverai
to be
of opinion.

assert,

maintain,

247

INSCR.

2).

in which

?y?

talent

of

money.

rod

you like.
2.

??pa
vas,

?ikoa may

subjunctive,

eav.

with

be acceptable.

Iva Kai vpe?s ?ekrj?fjre.

Qekfjaare

out

to

?ekrj?fjvai,

?eoypojaia

CONT.

Cer.

471

Qepanms

rovp

19

To?

?epariKov

or?Xov

55,

?yKparrjs.
o? ?ejiariKol,

Substantively,

se.

belonging to the ??fiara 3.

Cedr. II, 24, 16.
for

?ep?riv

769, 6 0e

Theoph.

rb,

?efi?riov,

Porph.

prediction.

(??pa)

soldiers

orpan?rai,

Theoph.

calculation,

astrological

Adm.

79, 17.

Cont.

93, 7.

(See also bi??epa,

?epariCo 2.)

pai.)
as

3. Will,

an

to

elne?v ; corresponding
1416

Nub.

SEPT.

?cfiariopos, o?, ?, (?euariCo) position,

adoption,

I, 617 C e?keis

to qbvois) nature.

Gram.

classical
ye

vopl?ea?al

tovto

rovpyov

r?,

24,

to

that

(rl?rjpi)

Lev.
ev

inl to ?kpa

rrjv

is placed:
avrovs

'Em?fjaere

inl

?epa

which

bvo

....

rp?nefav

parcel.
e?

?epara,

Kai em?fjaere

in

sense

the

THEOPH.

of

reward.

prize,

of

division
18.

547,

Leo.

Mauric.

troops.

5 Ka?akkapim

560,

2.

2,
Leo.

?epara.

r? b? ?rj
r?

b?

6 Tous

Te

yiverai,

14.

10.

1,

laca,

(??pa)
no

has

Porph.

Them.

calculation.
i?ep?riaep

11

to

adopt

to assume

existence.

absolute

r?

'YTToXa?ovres

?oo,

?v?aKa^re, He

(?efieXios,

?efi?Xiov)

3 Reg.

Sept.

16,

razed

1,

the

to the

temples

to

found,

the

lay

foun

6, 37 init. Ps. 23, 2. Diod.

as

Kara

??pis,

horoscope,

Porph.
2r?<pavos

Adm.
6 pa?rjparims

vnb Ov?kevros

to make
93
nepl

an

?yojievrjs.

that

oeo?ovXrjros,ov, (?ovXrjros)willed of God, in accordance

with the will of God. Clem. Rom. Homil. p. 11, 4

Synt.

tvxjjv

op

rfjs r&v 2apaKrjv&v

was

(stake) is proposed

(see

creofeov ?v?poirovs.

oeo?vOioros, ov, (?voiCo) whom may God

541,

astrological

horoscope

bibaoKaXia

Qeo?ovXrjro

re?epa

drawn,

a
?epanms, fj, ?v, in which prize

??piv

real

'Ek rov mp?pos

its

'E?riTeXouvTos

oeo?beXvKTos,ov, (?eos, ?bcXvooopai) abhorred of God.

Theoph.
599, 21.

17 TLkrjpoa?eiarjs
rfjs nokeoas,
?arpovopov,

e, Q?pibos

4380,

HafiqbvXiKrjv.

4352

Inscr.

ibos, rj,festival?

12,

Apollon.

roiavra

2 Esdr.

Sept.

?efi?Xioois, cos, r), (?cpeXi?o)foundation.

bottom
draw

i?obov. CEDR. I, 497,

i?eparla?rj

POLYB.

?ep?Xios.

6.

11,

?eppana?kp.
To

3,12.

15, et alibi.

p.

rb,

?K ?epeXiov

dation.

Ignat.

rla?ai. Sext. Adv. Gram. p. 248, incorrectly printed

2.

248

p.

ground.

Cer. 451, 12. Cedr. II, 4, 19.

18, 150. Porph.
4. Military district. Theoph.
539, 12. 728, 21.

1, 3,

r? p?v roiavra

??ois;

15, 1, p. 3, 22.
a

3. Legion,

?eparlfa,

vaovs

oejieXi?o,

2.

Polyc.

which

Adv.

r? p?v ?ppeviK?,

ovofi?rov

Kara ?efianofibv

ov,

?epeXiov,

kl?avov.

2. Stake,

14.

Xvk?,

r?v

<pvoei

?XX?

Sext.

roiavra.

?provs

744.

opposed
O?k ?pa

(jafjaeis (Arist.

naibbs

aros,

?kpa,

bfjaeis

the

Introduc

See

? 109, 6. Compare Damasc.

tion,

eivai;

verb.

auxiliary

the

of
18

Xrjqb?rj

sea

; an

*EKiropiCov

viro

x^if^ep?ov

?eoyevvrjrop,

opos,

Virgin,

essentially

imprecatory

b? ? avrbs

word.

Oeo?vOioros

send to the
Theoph.
Kare

or?Xos

C?Xrjs.

rj, (yevv?co)
the

deipara,

same

as

an
?cotokos.

epithet

of

the

Method.

372 C.
?eoyvooia, as, r), (yv?ois) the knowledge of God.
thod. 388 A.

Me

0 oypa<f)os

332

oe?ypaqaos,ov, (yp?obca)written by God.

34, 11.

Porph.

2. Inquire

Them.

biari

?eoblbaKTos,ov, (bib?aKoa)taught of God.

1 Thess.

NT.

p?v

oph.

dimin.

rj, o,

ov, 6,

GeoSonavps,

of Geo'8oros,

follower

(GeoSoros)

one

Theodotus,

of

?eoboxos, ov, (bixopai) that has received God.

Alex. Epist. 35 B.
Method.

373

T?v

Cyrill.

oeob?xov

bimlov

rov

Svpecov

npea?vrrjv.

ov? fian

A?paafi

on God.

rb

irvevpa

?yiov

Socr.

2, 45,

p.

162

els rrjv ?eoXo

ovvavaXa?elv

ALEX.

517

'O

ASTER.

280

*0 p?yas

Kal

?eoXoyos

evayyeXiorrjs

'?o?vvrjs.
VlT.

'lo?wrjs.

?eoXoyos

E?

THYM. 10 'O ?eoXoyos

Tprjyopios. QuiN. 64, GregO
rius. Horol.
26
and Mai. 8, John. Jan.
Sept.

0eo8oxov.

in God9s way.

?eobpopos, ov, (bpape?v, bp?pos) walking

Ignat. Philad. 2. Polyc. 7.

irpooer??rj

rius of Nazianzus, because they stand at the head of

the assertors of the divinity of the A?yos. Petr.

3 Tov dyiov Kai

I, 328, 3. HOROL. Febr.

CedR.

r?

?eoXoyos, ov, (X?yo) discoursing on God. As an epithet,

it is applied to John the Evangelist, and to Grego

As an epithet, it is applied to Simeon (NT. Luc. 2,

seq.).

irp?ro

113 'AXX?

Tryph.

yiav rrjs rpi?bos ?^eVXive,declined to admit the divinity

of theHoly Spirit.

258.

Hippol.

of the early heretics.

?Xqba

*0 MaKe?ovios

The

Theodotus.

361.

Cont.

Just.

religiously.

rj, discourse

as,

?eoXoyia,

0eo8oTOK?js,

ev

?eoXoyels.

4,9.

25

0eo7Tavouai

25 and 30, Gregorius.

the eighth alms of the 9AmoiaTos vpvos, it is ?eofiaK?pioTos,ov, (pampiCo) blessed of God. Ignat.
: thus, GeoSp?pov
1 To?
avrov
Smyrn.
ir??ovs, V. 1. ?eopa
?eofiaKapiorov
applied to the star of Bethlehem
In

?ecapfjaavres

?ar?pa

ov,

oeomr?yvoaaros,

rr? tovtov

p?yoi

fjmkov?rjaav
condemned

(mrayiv&aKoa)

ov, (mkioa, Kkrjr?s) called of God.

?eOKkrjros,
376 A. !
eoas, fj,

?eoKkvrrjais,
Polyb.
oVoktovtos,

tory term.

(?eoKkvrica)

(Krelvoa)

whom

may

whom

ov, (okkvpi)

to

?eokoy?oa,

Kai KvpioXoye?v

tfeoXoye?v

p.

Tov

res.

DlD.

SOCR.
?poovalca

'Ev ois

17

252,

....

Eus.

rbv naripa.

vpe?s nap?

rov ?eov

X?yov

404

ALEX.

3, 7 *Ev0a
rpi?bi

T?v bean?rrjp

Kai to

to

ayiov

impre

the

?eoprjr?pos.
In

?eoprjrop.

?oprr), A feast

in

honor

the
the

Deipara,

applied chiefly to t? Tew??Xiovor r)T?vvrjois,

?

opos,

?eopicrrjTos,

nvevjm
p. 5,

vpvovai

'E^eoX?y^o-ev
nvevpa

and

EuayyeXio-p?s,

rjKolprjois.

the mother

r), (prjrop)

of

of God.

Method.

'H ?ep? ?eoprjrop. THEOD. LECTOR. 1, 1

hated

ov,

IV,

19.

(pare
Id.

by

God,

Damasc.

?copiorjs.

I,

220

5,

7repl

avrov.
rfj

(Trapa?i?copi)

given

by God.

Theoph.

627,11.
cov, o?, (0e?s,

9eo7raa*x?Tat,

? Xpiar?s.
?eokoyovv-

ov,

oeo7rap?8oTos,

56 "AXXov

?eokoyfjaavres

TheOD.

to

god,

rb ?yiov

?JeoXoye?rai

?eokoyovproap.

Xpior?v

Tryph.

rbv Xpiarbv
A

as a

represent

1, 2,

aVao-i

avvavekap?apopro.

y^orai r?v Xpiar?p.

r), ?v, pertaining

623 B.

Just.

of.

an

destroy;

17.
to

god,

the divinity

assert

God

778,

ofasa

speak

to

QeofirjropiKr)

364 A

II,

20

I, 718,

Scymn.

Ritual,

?eoprjrop,

confirmed.

CEDR.

?eoprjrop.

r? Elo?bia,

impreca

Nie.

against God.

Trjv eiKova rrjs ?eojirjropos.

may

Theoph.

term.

catory

28,

; an

GeoKvpt?Tc?V ?aaikecav.

?cokeros,

nv?

the Gods.

760, 20.

Theoph.

z=z

?eoprjrrjp

?eoprjTopiKos,
of

kill

God

?eoKvpoaros,ov, (Kvp?oa) divinely

D

METHOD.

8, 7.

24,
ov,

invocation

7.

Polyc.

?cofi?xos, ov, (p?xofiai) fighting

637. NT. Act. 5, 39.

God.

of

II, 1085 B.

Nie.

801

Kapirov.

?iykrj.

ir?oxo)

Deipassians

(if

the

term be allowed), those who assert that the divine

nature of the Only Begotten One suffered on the
cross. Isid. Pel. Epist. 1,102. Damasc. I, 650 A.
II, 1088 D. Theoph.
175, 21. Callist.
18, 45.
(Compare Theod. Ill, 707 B 'Eknjobe rrjs

Nie.

IH,

696 D

piCrjs ?v rais

GeoXo

rrjs ?eorrjTOS <pvois, Kal rb rfj ?eorrjri

?irrciv

rb

cKKXrjoiais

ir??os.)

e?Xaorrjoev

rj fiia
tov

rrjs oapKos
fiovoyevovs

Kal

irpoo

333
?qottj^

?eoirarc?p

opos,

oeon?rcap,

ancestor

?, (narfjp)

to David,

epithet applied
the parents of the Deipara.
HOROL.

Tc?v

Sept.

as

of God,

; an

it were

Kai

?y?cov

INSCR.

672 C, David.

Areth.

bimloav

10

see Apocr.

1049 D.

Epiph.

Proteuangelium.

?v, (oe?s,

oeonoi?s,

1, 1 Oeonoibs

lest. Hierarch.

oeonpea?vrrjs,
nat.

the basis

ank?rrjs.

6,

(npia?vs)
v.

11, with

Smyrn.

God-sent

the

Porph.

emperor.

fj,

Cer.

20.

372,

Attal.

the grandmother

(npoprjrcap)

Deipara.

PrOC.

compare
Kov

y?p,

*Av?poanos

185

Ill,

nv?s

prjripa

yeyovivai

also

(See

rod

r?

and

?eon?rcap,

b? Xptarov

ov, (npoabexopai)

?eonpoabeKTOs,

?eonrrjs,

Kai rpiyo

?k prjrpbs

?v?p&nov

to God.

acceptable

Eus.

Sept.

1, 2, p.
ov,

?eopyiaros,

10,

ov, 6, god.

accursed

of God,

an

1314

INSCR.

3902.

avr& npbs

rov ?eov, He

the gods will

the gods;

adv.

Qikovros

3980

will

have

AOs b9 ov

?biKfjarj

rbv ?eov.

VOL. VII. NEW

Tf)v arfjkrjv,

43

1051
B.

BASIL.

CONST. I,
100 D.
Ephes.

843 A.

as a title.

ocooe?eoraros,

997 D.

Ephes.

with

earai

13.

326,

641 A.

as

crowned,

divinely

king.

II, 801 D.

Nie.

?eoorvyrjs,

hated

of God.

Clem.

1, 35.
ov,

(ovvepy?o)

640 A.

moved

20, 6.

Theoph.

(crcofco)

or

divinely

assisted

by

God.

28, 14.

saved

or

divine

nature.

protected,

as a

Eukhol.

city.
oe?rrjs,

ALEX.

CLEM.

?eoooqbos.

as, rj, the being

Areth.

?eov,

rjros, i), (oe?rrjs)

ApOST.

I
SERIES.

oeooe?eia,

Alex.

Tr? oeooe?eia oov.

I,

(or?qbo)

Ill,

?eoovv?pyrjros,

to deal

Trj vper?pa

I, 340

to

given

commonly

377 C.

Rom. Epist.

impreca

bring him into judgment.

Superlative

of

ov,

?Je?o-c?OTos, ov,

avr& npbs

the Devil.

628 D.

Const.

204, 7. 678.
rov

title

ATHAN.

189 A

I, 360 E.

Method.

511,

God willing.
"Earai

of course

III, 1006 A.

oeoo?qbos,

vision.

divine

God,

of

seeing

AFR.

God

Very

to be

ovXXctrovpyoi.

Epiph.

?eooreirros,

Cont.

COD.

?Xrj?ivov,

seems

577

oeooe?eiav.

es, ptOUS.

?eoorvyia,

Theoph.

JUST.

(Compare

?eoooqbia, as, r), (?eoooqbos) wisdom or knowledge in

divine things. Dion. Are op. Mystic. Theol. 1, 1.
oe?ooqyos, ov, (ooqb?s) wise in divine things. Const.

an

18.

(opyl?opai)

tory word.

Theoph.

Trjv orjv

Athan.

NlC

God,

ALEX.

ALEX.

oeooe?rjs,

4.

as, fj, (?eonrrjs)

?eonrla,

seen

has

the great prophet.

epithet of Moses,

*?eos,

ono)

(opaca,

Horol.

he who

r), godliness,

III,
1146 A.

Ill,

6,

?AvroKp?

Creed. We

tovtov,

Kal ripi?raroi

Theod.

II, 1085 E.
ov,

ck ?eov

?Xrj?ivbv

al?vos

110 A.

*aa.)

11.

as,

IIp?s

nr?fjv.

? ?ebs

yeyov&s

yevveakoye?rai

of God,

fjv rfjs p?v ?eoro

"Avvrj ?yla,
o?ovrai,

i?ovkero,

rjnep
Kai

vlas ?vix*rai,

25.

Jul.

?ov.

'Av

expression.]

rov

f0 ?ebs

bishops.

the mother of the

as it were ; applied to Saint Anna,

Horol.

?eov

to the

?yairrjrol
opos,

?NSCR.
?eov

312

?eov Kojip?bov.
Kaloapos

9lovXios

?eos.

oe?aorbv

AvprjXiov

'Ytto

to Ptole

p. 8, 6 ro?os

irpooayopev?els

M?pKov

399

of

oeooe?eia,

269.
?eonpopfjrcap,

irp??eis

4697,

'Avnoxov.
applied

I NT. 2 Cor. 4, 4.

1.

oeonpo?krjros,ov, (npo?akkca) divinely proposed, applied

to

1, 4,

vov oe?aorov

only

2.

Ig

messenger.

Diod.

of very God, of the Nicene

holy.

refer

ov,

Kal ?e?s,

emperors.

1, 21.)
[The expression ?ebs ?k ?eov, god of god (oc
curring in Inscr. 4697, 10) seems to have served as

75.

17,

vl?v.
?eov

?eov

Apol.

Coe

Areop.

a god, divine,
(npinca) becoming

?conpenfjs, is,
Diod.

Dion.

deifying.

noieca)

r?s

AvroKp?ropa

ropos

e?eonolrjaev.

a?pm

? bi?

rovivov

?eonoieca, fjaoa, (?eonoios) to deify. LuCIAN. Scyth. 1.

Sext. Adv. Logic, p. 389. Hippol.
289, 20 T^v

irar?pa

and

kings

avrov

ck ?eov

Epiphanes.

1074

1062 C.)

?ebs

to

given

9 T?v

3137,

Kaloap

I,

it was

title,

'Yir?pxov

maeus

oeonar?pcav

'l aKelpml "Awrjs. (For the legend of the birth of

the Virgin,

As

and to Joakim and Anna,

8, 33,

Icarom. 9.

divinity,

2 T??s rov

Petr.

Alex.

Xpiorov

520 C.

oe?rrjros.

Const.
LUC?AN.

?eoTOtciov

oeor?Kiov,

commonly

piov,

in the Ritual,

to the

a modulus
Porph.

Deipara.
ov,

?eoroms,

ov, to,

?cotokIov,

fj,

Mvfjprjv

?bi?kemrov

Alex.

517

609,

V.

Eus.

ap

epithet

381 B
Petr.

?eoroKe.

3, 43.

viov

Alex.

Cyrill.

?ylas

evb?^ov nap?evov

684,

14

228,

p. 246,

avra?s

Qeor?Ke,

k?^eaiv
avrov

npb

Kai ?eoromv
a

?ofjoei,

19 npc?ros

&s pfjTrjp

?eov

ovrca

narepoav

Aecav

?ylois

earlv

as, fj,

qf God.

manifestation

(?eoqbavfjs)
352

METHOD.

or

Al?

appearance

rfjs ?eoobavelas

rfjs ?ylas rpi?bos. E?S. 1, 2, p. 6, 26.

54 A.
Greg. Nyss. Ill, 479 B.
cav, r?, =

Geo<??veia,
mas.

340 A

Aster.

Qeoob?via,

cav, r?,

BASIL.

II,

602

GREG.

Naz.

the Nativity,
B

rov aoarfjpos

"Ovopa

613

I,

Eis

Christmas,
?&pev
r?

NYSS.

k?yos.

1.

ip&v Qeoob?via.

rfj ioprrj

e?r ovv yeve?kia

259 B.

II,

'Emqb?via

2,

prjvbs

rer?prov

opos,

II,

1048

have

?,

(?aa?pca)

Aiowalov

Areopagite,

proceeded

2, 48

iv rrj eanepa.

enUkrjaiv

revealer

rov

of

divine
an

oeo(?>?vropos,
because

was

the

epithet

of Se?qbiXos,

The

Theophilus.

*Ov viroKOpiCopevoi

224

C.

0eo(j)iXirCrjv

ckoXouv.

1, 2, p. 10, 17.
ov,

9.

Ephes.
716

HI,

(<?>?po)

God-bearing,

Cyrill.

Alex.

Tc?v

rpiaKooiov

(omitted

Theod.

76 C.

Epist.
beKaoKT?

in Sirmond's

Ignat.

inspired.

?eoqbopov

?yiov

Damasc.

edition).

I,

is particularly
The

applied

expression

to Ignatius, bishop of
oc

? Kal oeoo^?pos

'iywmos

curs at the beginning of each of the epistles ascribed

to him.
rvpos

Dec.

HOROL.
9Iyvariov

?eoqbvrjs,

8.

spurious

believed

to

him.

rov

20

Mvrjprj

rov

born

of God.

?ylov

?epofi?p

?eoqbopov.

es, (qbvo, qyvvai, qbvrjvai)

Quin.

?eoxapiroTos,
that has

?eocfaikeia.

is, beloved of God.

?eoob?kfj?,

rj, ?, dimin.

C0NT\

925

ChAL.

oeo(j>iXeia.

METHOD.

Const.
ov, (qyvX?ooo) divinely protected.
??eoqbvXaKTos,
932
Chron.
B.
1001
Const.
E.
726,
Ill,
(536),

things.

as a
?eoqbikeia,as, fj, (?eoqbikfjs)the being beloved of God,
title. Cyrill. Alex. Epist. 204 A. Chal. 1001 B
fH vperepa

of metro

title

the

being

49 C.

on the Celestial Hierarchy

from

LECTOR.

4.

564,

it is given only to bishops

iraviep?raros

=
rj,

eeoqbiXirCrjs,
OPH.

Cer.

[At present it is applied only to bishops.']

as,

Antioch.

3.)

ayiaap?s

(?eos,

the

of Dionysius

work

also

(See

?eoqb?vrcap,
NlC.

iv ro?s Qeoqbavlois

r&v vb?rcav

ylvea?ai.

THEOD.

Kara 'Aaiavovs.

its application was

622 C.

Chrys. I, 497 C.
ration of the baptism of Jesus.
on
the rpiamibemrrj
VIII (Spuria), 275 B, celebrated

Tr)v

archbishops,

It

Epiphany,

779

to Nestorius,

E,

Porph.

In the Eukhologion,
and

irarepov

ASTER.

in commemo

celebrated

the

to archimandrites.

B,

to metropolitans.

restricted

217 C.
2.

1253

oeoqb?pos,

*Em(j)?via

Qeoob?via,

GREG.

6,2

709 Epiphany.

Cont.

10,

?eoqbop?opai(?eo<f>opo$),to be under the immediate in

to be inspired. Hippol.
63. Eus.
fluence of God,

Christ

Philostorg.

Christmas.

Theoph.

Christmas.

Epist.

Con
to

169 D.

158 A.
19

to

C,

p. 489,

8,

10,

I, 123 C.

260

D.

bishop of Constantinople. Ephes. 932 D, to bishops.

969 C, tomonks.
Const. (536), 981 C, to deacons.

oeo(j)iXia,
ivbs

ATHAN. I,

I, 451 A

EPIPH.

Qeocja?via.

rov

Eus.

Alex.

Cyrill.

politans.

obaivopevoav.
?eocfaaveia,

Athan.

81

I,

'Avtco

rbv ?eo(j)iX?oTa

oe?aarbv,

evrvxrj,

NlC.

M.

Kaiaapa

AvroKp?ropa

or

deacons,

bishops,

In the time of Porphyrogenitus

rovro

prj

pfjpaai

bianpvalois

same.

r&v

?eoroms,

5892

Great.

Hierosol.

IbiK&s elnev

fj ?yla

the

to

emperor,

evoe?rj,

Vopbiavbv,

stantine

Phot.

ejaculation.

pious
iv

THEOPH.

Maplas.

INSCR.

Tov KoopoKparopa.

A.

44 C, et alibi. Socr.
35 B.
37 D.
Epist. 32 D.
32.
245
D.
Novell.
Theod.
7,
IV,
3, 1 Tfjs

to the

applied

to monks.

relating

369 C.

navayla

C.

or

o%o\c?to<;

a title

rpon?

?eorOKiov.
an

Method.

fjp&v noiov,

B.

reKe?v) Deipara,

(rUroa,

SC.

(?eoroms)
addressed

Cer.

plied to theVirgin Mary.

334

?eoqbik?araros,

2.

ov, (xapir?o)
received

favored

the grace

of

of God,
God.

God-favored,

Method.

372

C.

?eox?Xrjros,ov, (xoX?opat) with whom God is wroth, ?eo

X?Xoros.
tfeox?Xcoros,

Superlative,

Can.

various

Theoph.
ov, =
reading.

282,
?eox?Xrjros.

11.
THEOPH.

282,

11,

as

6 epaire
335la

as,

?epaireia,

Gen. 45, 16.

Matt.

24,

2. Ease,

Porph.

comfort.
ov, ?, healer,

?epairevjrjs,

Cer.

curer,

5.

399,

physician.

DlON.
Vit.

to suit,
please.

?epairevo,

283

Sab.

Kat

?epaqbiv,Hebrew Q*?*ir),
1 Reg. 15, 23.
the

ov, ?,

oepiop?s,

NT. Matt.

ov, rb,

?epiorrjpiov,

or

crop mowed

to be mowed,

as a various

2.

?epiorpov

8, 12.

Q?piorov,
2.

X?yei

Oepiorpov
Xeirrbv

vqbaopa,

for

Sickle,

rb Xey?fievov

fiaqb?piov.

Porph.
?eppeo,

Cer.
rjoa,

as of a bath.

3.

730,

CEDR.

(?eppos)

THEOPH.
tov

I?v?lov

use

to make
286,

15

of

2, 67

Parabil.

Diosc.

meal.
??ppos.

rb,

(?eppos)

SC. vbop,

3, 22, 71. Mal.

'E??omo-ev

I ?fjkvs,

(?fjKrj)

276,

water.

EPICT.

19. Nie.

1,

Const.

games,

sight,
15.

61.

Mal.

Iambl. De Myster.

sheath.

?v?poanos

10, 5,
r&

fjvcapkvos

1, 1. 2.

MaURIC.

LEO.

in grammar.

orjpar?s,

n?pvos

f], ?v,

ylyverai

I
i

ov, ?, (?rjkv

?rjkvpirpiarfjs,

Lex.

271

Sched.

Qrjkvprj

r&v yvvaloav.
to trees.

applied

as, fj, (rl?rjpi)

10, 47,

for

man.

Dion.

12.

632,

eta, v, female,

as

heap,

of

See
grain,

apprjv.
?rjp&v.

Sept.

Cant. 7, 2 Qrjpcavlaalrov.
(?rjp?oa)

won,

caught,

obtained.

Polyb.

11 TIpoaaKriov b? rfjv e?iv, r) navra r? mk?

?rjpar?

?rjpi?Krjv, incorrectly
hot

87,

Afr.

voovpevos

incorrectly

womaifibs

I ?rjpcavla,

2, 67.

Parabil.

9, 75.
17.

528, 5.

in Bekker.

plrprjs)

;
Diosc.

ro?s ?v?p&nois.
for

?rjpiaKiv,

ov, r?, (?rjpiams) theriaca,

467, 18.

and

that

for

?rjpiaKiov,

?rjpiaKf). PORPH. Cer.

I?rjpi?kcaros,ov, (?rjplov, ?klampai) killed by a wild beast,

13.

?eoiriCo, to decree. With

Covras.

?epp?

97 (127) ?eppiov.

13, 2.
Can.

r?v

5 BeriK&s

Laert.

THEOPH.

Cod.

'O ?ecaros

I Ex. 8, 14.

?Xevpov, Lupine

Leimon.
ov,

r?

?eppioai.

ov, rb, dimin.

??ppiov,

?ep

nokeprj

246,

spectaculum,

(?ecapla)

ov, rb,

Thrax

II,

springs,

els

9E?rjX?ev

??ppivos, ov, (??ppos) of lupines.

Q?ppivov

warm

of

Lex.

rfj oka, r&v ?e&v.

rpiarfjs,

?eppiCo,
peo.

16

the

Dion.

5, 3, et alibi.

27, 6.
toa,

rb,

Chron.

176,

to

Xe/creov.

V,

DlOG.

?ecapioa.

??e&paaa,

?rjkvprjrpiarfjs,
THEOPH.

?eppiCo.

enaivov.

representations.

npoa?ev

11.

272,

HAL.

DlON.

?enms.

?rjkvms, fj, ?v, (?fjkvs) feminine,

?epp?orpa, as, rj, (?eppaivo) furnace,

oqbeik?pevov

applied

Phot.

ov,

417.

Sept.

Eukhol.

rb

xp^ore'ov,

16.

642,

rbv iv rovrois

aor.

?rjmpiov,

?pKi?Xiov.

?eri

3, 7 OeriKr)v

imppfjpara.

of

theatrical

holding warm

?epp?piov, ov, to, (?eppov) little pitcher for

water,

adv.

?e&piov,

p.

bp?iravov.

?epiorrjpiov,

3.

3,

fjp?s ml

2,

adverb,,

?ecaros, fj, ?v, (?eoca) deified.

13, 20.

1 Reg.

?enm

in?yovra

?fi?riov.

?epivbv

reaping,

Hes.

Q.

Benmv,

as

-riov;

in Bekker.

?ecapaoa,

reading.

summer garment,
?epiorpov, ov, rb, (?epiorfjp) light
Gen.
24, 65. 38, 14.
?epiorpiov, paqb?piov. Sept.
Cant. 5, 7. Esai. 3, 23. Phil on Carp, in Cant.

HES.

2,

Fratr.

piprjriKovs

Positive

in

adjective

....

ria

20,

13,

Heg.

Politic.

ad

StRAB.

making.

inlpprjpa,

Thrax

?eriK&s,

SEPT.

Aristotel.

CiCER.

rrjv ?fjrrjaiv.

Qerimv

harvest.

6, 13.

?vop?rcav,

the circus.

311, 16.

CH noiovaa

94

V,

at

the

give

yevia?ai.

verbal

19, 9. 23, 22. 1 Reg.

9, 37. Apoc. 14, 15.

Lev.

Sept.

r&v

to

used

chariot-races

positive.

?eriKol.

Nopoi

noiovpevov

Sept.

penates.

teraphim,

(ri?rjpi)

Hal.

Kovs

'ioos ovk

was
??epairev?rjs?i? r? qbayio, And perhaps the dish
not to your taste. Leo Gram. 230, 20.

?eppov,

fj, ?v,
10

12,

Apol.

the

beginning

Cer. 310, 13. 20.

*oeriK?s,

Just.

1,21.

105

for

signal

Porph.

45.

who

the officer

ov, o, (?eais)

Oeaa?pios,

5, 69, 6. NT.

4, 87, 5 et 8.

Polyb.

Sept.

household.

servants,

rj, attendants,

QrjpLickeios

? ?aoiXevs

?ore

?We.
pr)

Theoph.

iroXireveo?ai

276,
robs

14

?XXrjvi

as

an

animal.

Sept.

Philon.

Il, 355, 30.

GrjpUkeios,

a, ov, pertaining

Gen.

31,

39.

Can. Apost.
to BrjpiKkfjs.

Ex.

22,

63.
Substantively,

13.

336
Qplaais

orjpto?payTOS
t?

se.

irorrjpiov,

11,

1, 3.

G?/p?KXeiov,

Joseph.

Ant.

of

kind

HiPP?L.

ov, rb,

?rjpiopaxelov,
theatre,

Apocr.

?prjva.

et Thecl.

Paul,

Act.

?rjpiopaxeo, i)oo, (?rjpiop?xos) tofight

Diod.

3,

Thecl.

27.

43,

p.

24.

211,

Ignat.

31.

8ias

et

Paul,

Act.

DlOD.

II,

44.

537,

Strab.

wild

at

beasts

the public

et Thecl.

Paul,

30.

Luc?an.

19.

Lexiph.

be ?rjaavpoqbvXaf;.

THEOPH.

CONT.

331, 3.
okos,
14

5,

rrjv oi?iv,

<??Xa?) treasurer^

?, (?rjoavpos,

Tco ?rjoavpoqbvXaKi

ov, ?,=

DlOD.

basket.

?irl rov ?rjoavpov.

r?

=
?Xippos, ov, ?,
o? Aiyu7TTioi

Ex.

Sept.

22,

OXi?ovoiv

avrovs.

Deut.

7 T?v

26,

?Xip

Strab.

1, 3, 6. Ga

ay?Xas

keep

cattle.

pey?Xas

?oaKrj

foster-child.

alumna.

Apocr.

Act.

Joan.

avrov

....

?irrjX?ev e?3 rjp?s r) ?Xiyjris avrrj.

followed
re

205, 12.

481, 12.

Vit.

Theoph.

(?oXoeo) muddling.
OoXcotik?v.

bean?rrjv.
EpiCT.

triumph.

804

opiap?evcav.

about

the

AmphiL.
To

85.

3, 24,

aev.

Nie.

aas,

brjpoaievaas.

the victories.

avrovs

known,

Const.

28.

Can.
SuiD.

iv rfj nokei.
Theoph.

dividge.
inl kaov

Phot.

iopiap?ev

Lex.

'E?eqbolra,

1.

nopnevca

mock-procession,

r&v baip?voav
np?pprjaiv

T^v

3, 9,

404, 2 T?s

to cause a culprit to be

'EOpiap?evaav

make

publish,

450,

in

city

HerODIAN.

Theoph.

celebrated

25 C

18

E.

87, 19.

He

eopiap?evaev,

4. To cause to triumph. NT.

n?vTore

opiap?evovn
avrovs
ov,

oplap?os,
66,

Gpiap?ev

eopiap?evev,

ex

6,

fjp?s

322

Sab.

356,

12.

A.

359,

26

the
-

Roman

Diod.

of

Clem.

Rom.

Qplaaiv

15

2,

Gpi

the

oplap?ov,

city.

Polyb.

4,

4, 5.
Act.
She

(See

Paul,

made

also

him

nopnfj,

et Thecl.
the laugh

and

compare

2.)

?plaais, em, fj, (?pia?oa)poetic

471

Col.

us.

triumph

Apocr.

"Eo-r^o-ev avrov

ing-stock

2 Cor. 2, 14 T&

iv Xpiorco.

iv avr&.

8, et alibi.

opiap?evoa

6, 9 $pevcov

to

Monarch.

BaouXe?s iopiap?evae Kai fjyep?vas.

Qpiap?evovra Kara rfjs narp?bos. II, 318 B

carried

3.

Just.

I, 38 D

231 A

ap?evaas

14.

?oXoriKos, r), ?v,

r?v.

els

by

2. Laughing-stock.
mortality.

InSCR.

rpoob?s.

rfjs els rov eva Kai n?vroav

evaoa, (?plapos)

opiap?evoa,

63.
r), (?vrjoKo)

nurse,

(rpicjaoa, ?penros)

posed.

?vrjoipalos, a, ov, (?vrjois) that has died of itself. Sept.

Lev. 5, 2. 11, 24, et alibi. Philon.
II, 355, 30.

Homil.

to

alumnus,

(?penros)

2. To disgrace publicly,

Metaphorically, affliction, distress, anguish. Sept.

Gen. 35, 3 'Ev rjp?pa?Xtyeos. 42, 21 Trjv ?Xtyiv rrjs

12.

Kap

3. 4.

(?penros)

fj,

fj,

?prjaKela,

viKas

2, 3.

jibv rjp.?v.

ecos,

rb,

fj,

as,

?pinrpa,

3, 9 t?v ?Xippbv bv

OXtyis. Sept. Ex.

?Xtyis, ecos,rj, (OXi?o) pressure.

len. VII, 28 B.

Mal.

QpeppaTOTpo<?)ovvT

Gelas.

fjs,

?penrfj,

VlT.

Apost.

10

2,

rp??jaca)

(?peppa,

1. 8, 7, 22. Mal.

24.

?vrjois,

2, 54

N?k?jv ?baKpvv

2271.

INSCR.

?iaoorrjs.
wicker

Sept.

Sept. Job. 5, 26.

?rjpovia. Doubtful.
=
?Xabias, ov, ?, (?X?o)
e?vo?xos. Sept. Lev.

Can.

fjaoa,

Apopejth.

?ipovia=

yjfvxrjs

Cahu?n.

opavap?s*

PLUT.

?rjoavpoqbvXa?,

?iaoirrjs,

Sept.

105, 23.

Sept.

?pavais.

opepparoTpotfaeoa,

QprjaKctas
to

?rjoavpoqbvXaK?o,

oi?is,

ov, ?,

Ps.

; ruin.

Vol. III, p. 1128 Tfj ?pinrpa avrov.

Kuv^y?s. Apocr.

games,

1, 6, 3.

2 Esdr.

18, 7 slaughter.
=

breach

breaking,

13.

?rjpiop?xos, ov, ?, r), (p?xopai) bestiarius, one who fights

Iren.

fj, (?pavoa)

?penr?piov, ov,

beasts at the public

2, 5, 53. Philon.

I, 602, 37.

with

oopv?onoios.

p?rcav.

with wild

Act.

em,

?pavais,

opavap?s,

5.

Roman.

?rjpiopaxia, as, rj,fight

Inscr. 4039.
games.

amphi

with wild beasts.

Apocr.

ov, o, z= ?rjpiop?xos.

?rjpiop?xrjs,

an

of

person,

61.

2 Reg.

the arena

(?rjpiop?xos)

by wild

devoured

orjpio?poros, ov, (?rjpiov, ?i?pooKo)

beasts. Sept. Gen. 44, 28.

turbulent

ov, 6, (oopv?os)

*oopv?iaarfjs,

drinking-cup.

y?p

inspiration.

rr)v r&v noirjr&v

pavlav

Cedr.

k?yovaiv.

I,

337
0povi?(?

?poviCo, loo, (?povos) to enthrone, kv?poviCo. Sept. Esth.

1, 2. Theoph. Cont. 677, 20.
2.

To

as a church,

consecrate,

?vpopaxioa,

opoviop?s,

Ev

p. 203

12,

?povos.
an

ov, ?, (?poviCo)
r?

middle

EUKHOL.
Dion

enthroning.

KaXovfi?vo

Chrys.

Ka?ioavres

?poviofi?

pvovp?vovs.

?vpa?ev

?poviorrjs, o?, ?, (?poviCo) he who

Epist? 67, p. 210 D.
ov, ?, seat.

?povos,

2. See,

Eus.

2,

3.

Order,
5,

10,

p.

?povov,

in

grade,
42

485,

22.

Athan.

2,

K to?

o vvv ir?vras

2, 15

Job.

SEPT.

of.
Thou

17,
me

hast made
rj,=

?vyar?pa,

HERM.

?vy?rrjp.

?v?oKrj,rjs, rj, (?vos) censer.

aros,

?vpa,

butcher's

rb,

Mandat.

Sept. Ex.

meat,

simply

nations.
2.

12,

474 E.

176 C.

to the ?vp?Xrj,

Plut.

scenic.

Substantively.
Plut.

O? ?vpeXimi,

(a)
I, 782

stage-players,

applied
khol.
?upiaTt'fco,
cense,
rectly
?vpiaros,

rj, an

Polyb.

12,

30

5,

fumigating

ov,

(?vpeos,
shield,

13? 2.

10,

Polyb.

shield-bearer,

Eu

p. 322.

"leaf of

10, 29, 6.

Diod.

Geopon.

?vpi?o.

to incense,
6,

12,

with

fumigate
1.

6,

13,

in
incor

door.

folding

Porph.

ov,

Cer. 16, 4.

?,

(?vpi?o)

Curop.

censer,

77,11.

?vpiarrjpiov.

PORPH.

Cer.

rb,

Sept. Gen. 8, 6.

(?vpoapos)
Pallad.

the

porterage,
Vit.

26, 9.

business

of

22 E.

Chrys.

24.

Laod.

Babr.

3.

Apost.

Can.

2, 59, 2.

3, 10.

The

elements.

sacred

Const.

3. Offering, npoacjaop?. Const.

59,

Const.

5, 19, 4.

6,

?vaia?oa,

?aca,

aros,

The

sacrifice,

(?vaia?ca)

2, 27, 4.

?vca. Sept.

ovala.

6, 3 Gvcruzfovo-i

ov, rb,

(?vai??oa)

NT. Matt.

Const. Apost.
2.

8, 5, 4.

Lev.

24,

r& Kvploa.

rb,

2 Esdr.

?vaiaarfjpiov,

to

(ovala)

T&v ?vaia?opivoav

23.

Apost.

Apost.

3.

et alibi.

?rjpianCo.

II, 497,

3.

25,

2, 57, 14.

?valaapa,

icra, (ovpiaros)

Sept.

amvr?ros.

23, 2, et alibi.

8, 10,

to the burning of incense at church.

both

8e xp?vrai

"On-Xois

(?aipca) scutatus,
?ambi&rrjs,

fj, the Eucharist.

as,

?vala,

Plut.

incense,

IV, 222 D Kal

Kai rrjv ?elav,

POLYB.

ov, 6, church-janitor.

2.

incensing,

570

Ill,

11.

A.

with

Comn.

k. t. X.

ov, rb, the

Apost.

(b) T? ?vpeXiKov, the histrionic character.

II, 853 A.
eos,

I,

349 eupeXiK?JsirepuroXion

Inscr.

the
sim

Sept. Jud. 5, 8. Polyb.

Diod.

o,

12, 24.

?vpoapos,

ovv?bov.

Krjs peyaXrjs

ovpiaois,

ov,

dtfor-keeper.

Apophth.

TheOD.

?vpoaros,fj, ?v, (?vpa)furnished with a door.

r], ?v, belonging

?vpeXiKOs,

alibi.

with

?vp&piov,

25, 29. |

meat.

also

sacred.

?vpls, Ibos,fj, (?vpa) window.

e?veot,

4.

Epiph.

actors.

among

by-word

door,

15, 11. 13.

tipvXXrjjia,aros, to, (?pvXX?o) that which is much talked

?v

holy
called

92.
?vpiov,

b? pe ?pvXXrjpa

27, 8, 4

783 E (spurious).

to be a
?vpeoqbopos.

armed

?pvXX?v.

6 *E0ou

sanctuary,

Kal rrjv ?vpa?ev

excav

et

3,

?vpeocjaopos,

bcvr?pov

Clem. Rom. Homil.

The

?vpai,

e?oa?ev.

?vpeo?s p?v ?vbpopfjKeai,

Eus.

language.

30,

?vpeoobopica,

presbyters.

*0 2ipov

adv. =

and

1 Par.

?pvXX?o, to disturb, stir up.

the

imripav

profane

Epist. 67, p.
Quin. Can. 36.
r?v

ayiai
inner

?vpeos, ov, 6, a kind of shield.

p. 77,

rivas

y?

eVi

Synes.

ecclesiastical

A?o

57,

or

exasperated

Tijs ?vpa?ep qbikoaooblas,adjectively.

at church.

23,

I, 138 A. Ant. Can. 16.

208 A.
Chal. Can. 17. 28.

'o tov

be

9, 40, 4.

Polyb.

Chrys. XII,

(?vpa),

yv&aiv
2,

seat

bishop9s

Ka??bpa.

enthrones.

Apost.

Const.
The

0-K?7TOU?povos,

Syne s.

Ai

of

door

ply fj ?vpa.
1, 102, 13.

robs

to

p?xopai)

?nl rois yeyov?aip.

fj, door.

as,

?vpa,

ov, to, chair,

(?vpos,

Ovpopaxovvres

89, 15.
?poviov,

fjaoa,

irritated against, to hate.

Codin.

?v?povi?Co.

?vaiaarrjpLov

of

Jud.

16,

r? ?vai?apara.
altar.

23, 18.
8, 12, 2 et 3.

altar-part

Sept.

SEPT.

Gen.

Can. Apost.

a Christian

church.

8, 20,

3. 31.

Laod.

UVTIKOS
338

19. 44.
11.

Socr.

Id. 5, 24, p. 297,

1, 37, p. 73, 48.
69.
also
?rjpa, ?cparelov,
(See
to sacrifice.

ovTLK?s,i), ?v, (?vrrjs) pertaining

se.

r) ?vriKrj,

tively,

the art

r?xvrj, haruspicina,

divi

of

1, 53, p. 63, 73.

Oofi?s, ?, ?, Thomas the apostle. NT.
See

evayy?Xiov.

the

e?ayyeXiov

ov,

Frag.

Histor.

KvpiaKr).
the author

of Jesus.

See

also by Alex.

ooapaKiov,

of

of

the gospel
6.

evayyeXiov

He

is

6,

4.

413 B.

Lyc.

dimin.

rb,

?&pa?.

POLYB.

8,

only with

a breast

22.

ov,

6,

one

(?&pa?)

armed

4, 12, 3, et alibi.

Polyb.

plate.

See

Manichean,

Infancy

ooapaK?rrjs,
6.

Thomas,

mentioned

Substan

Diod.

T? Kara Qop?v

2.
of

icp?v, K?yxrj, rp?ireCa.)

nation.

*H KvpiaKr) rov Qcap?.

Can.

QuiN.

I&IOKTTJTOS

I.

'la?e,

Samaritan,

a?r?

p?v

lapaplrai

of

86 B

I,

b? 'A??

'iouSatoi
POLYB.

rj, 6, dimin.

9laKo?irCrjs,

Theod.

'la?e,

Ionic.

r), ?v, ('I?s)

'iaK?s,

'la?.

32,

(write
9

20,

8e

KaXo?on

cA???).

4, 1.

'laKrj ?ooria.

'IaKco?os, James.

Theoph.

rb,

medicine.

remedy,

(Tapa)

Cedr.

I,

190, 19.

SuiD.

poems.

E.
'I?s,

?Zorabrjs, Kprjs

rj, ?, Jannes.

Cedr.

II,

Arrian.

Mar.

Peripl.

rj, the Ionic

?bos,

16

tor. Scribend.
Alex.

....

I, 72 A.

'Ap??pevos

rj, (larp?s)

female

Luc?an.

13,

ByzANT.

His

Quomod.

ev rfj 'i?St
yp?qyeiv.

r?

larpda, physician's

BASILIC.

CLEM.

Basilic.

Sept.

fees.

iSiKTov=

Of

The

7,

365 C.

SC.

t?>v

IbiK&v Krrjp?roav

property.
Krfjpara,

npi?ara,

98.

5,

Theod.

fjbiKTov.

private

Ibim,

p.

2.

? 67,

emperor's

2, 52,

nature.

peculiar

7, 5, 97

r?

59.

1,

Introduction,

Ibid.

Lector.

366 A.

Vit.

1,34.

Sab.

Euagr.

4, 39, p. 422, 13.

Ibi?ypaqbos,ov, (?bios, yp?qbca)written with one9s own
fin.

hand.

SEPT.

Aavtb.

THEOD. LECTOR. 2, 2 To mr? Mar?a?ov

evayyekiov

359,
Tea

....
15
?
....

ooqbiorrjs)

laTpooo<f>ior?v.
9larpiKov
?

60,

3,

9,

as

a va

859, 52.

Eust.

ov, ?, (larp?s,

TeVtos
p.

rfj (pvaei,

Part.

different from.
Diod.

Basilic.

t?v ?aaikioas,

npiov?ra.

Cer. 469, 9.

larpivrj.

physician,

l?rpaiva.

rious reading.

7,

Geopon.

okpos.

Ps.

Ibi?ypaqbov

Ovros

rov

yjrakpbs

own

in Barnabas9s

Bapva?a,

els

Ibi?ypaobos

hand.

=
rjs, rj,

SUID.

'l8ia?bv

fj, ?v, own.

Substantively,

19.

larpooo(?)iorr}s,

170,86

348 B.

iaTpe?ov, ou, to, plural

larpivrj,

II,

60, 3, 9.

54, 14, 1.

21,

277

6.

?aar?s, i), ?v, (tov ?) violet-colored ? Porph.

Ex.

Xybrj, mortar,

ov, peculiar.

2. Private.

24.

404,

idrpaiva,

of

i8i???> (i8ios), to be peculiar,

Ibims,

lap?oypa(j)os.

Erythr.

dialect.

of iambic

171.
Plut.

ou, o, januarius.

iavou?pios,

dimin.

Ibi?Coav, ovaa,

iap?oypaojos, ou, ?, (tap?os, yp?qbo) writer

9lawr)s,

rb,

(See also 8?;piovpyo,s.)

12, 19, 5.

ov,

lafiarrjpiov,

5858, b.

Inscr.

ov,

iySiov,

685.

Cont.

the Greek Zevs, and the Roman Jupiter or Diespiter.

1, 94 T?v 9la& immkovpevov ?eov. ?REN. 1,

DlOD.

of medicine.

(Compare

larp?v

oi Toiovroi

S OCR.
StePH.

ooqbiorrjs,

p?as,

as

far

Porph.

r?noi
as

?nb

SC.

peojiai.

as,

fj,

can

horse
politically

Adm.

114,

269,

13

'An?xovai

obbv Ibiom?akkov

??k?aarjs

to be

Porph.

IbioKparopla,

fil M S Jehovah, 'la?e, the

of the Jews, analogous to

Adm.

the same

IbioKpareoa (Kparioa),

r?o-ios.)

*Iac?,?, indeclinable, Hebrew

proper name of the God

i7nros.

8?7p?Vios
doctor

Xoycov oo(f)iorrjs.

irepi(?>avr)s r?v

Ibiom?akkos, ov, 6, (m?akkrjs) private horse ; opposed to

travel

in

independent,

fjpepas

one

day.
avrovo

5.

independent

government.

Porph.

Them. 58, 8.
?biOKTrjros, ov.

BASILIC.

7,

6, 96

'ISi?kttjto

be

rov ?aaikem.

339 leparelov

??o/xe\o?

its own melody.

Ibi?pekos, ov, (p?kos) having

t?

Ritual,

se.

iSi?peXov,

In the

modulus

rpon?piov,

ov, (nepiopi?oa)

Ibionepi?piaros,
tinctly

defined.
20

458,

having

Adverb

Avo

own

its

having a
I, 420 B.
limits

hand.
os

; dis

Cedr.

Ibionepioplarm

to

over.

2 Reg.

Sept.

to one9s

appropriate
6

15,

'i?ioTroie?ro

men

to

self;

rfjv

'A?eaaak&p

that

fjaoa,

to act

(np?aaca)

own

one9S

of

commanded.

being

Porph.

accord,

Polyb.

Adm.

128,

?NSCR.

4585

20

Teyovao-iv

2.

zen

Ibtoav r& miv&,

i?

Adm.

14

115,

relative.

relation,

day m?9

iblav,

Did.

substance.
V7roo"r?o" 0)v.

925
2vv

own

his

having

Alex.

977

acter.

to

r& nvevpan

r&v
Ibioav

nap&v

?8i?to7tos, a

of

DlD.

i?ioowraros.

doubtful word.

Alex.

Arrian.

Cedr.

II,

Ibi?rponos, ov, (rponos) of a peculiar

fY7ro v?aoav

kind.

DiOD.

5,
17,

2,4.

Ibi?x^pos,
PHIL.

DiOD.
ov,
197

'i?ioxeipa

Ibi?rponos,
5, 30

(x^'p)
B

Substantively.

peculiar

TLenoiKikp?vois

written

*\bi?xcip?v
avrov

in a

with
pov

one's
eon.

manner,

pecu

own

hand.

CONST.

Am

Ill,

1016

I, 97,

11

hieracites,

37, 72.

Galen.

(??pa?,

(a)

any

of

or char

rp'etyo)

20.

sacred things, as

'iepaycoy?s
the

vavs.
name

of

258 E seq.

XIII,

hawk feeder,

falconer.

95,18.

1570,

of sacred rites.

a.

2. In Christian writers, chief priest,

prelate, bishop.
Amphil.
186 A. Euagr.
1, 16, p. 271, 16.
Coelest.

Hierarch.

tepaTe?ov, ou, to,

Dion.

Are OP.

1, 2.

(iepaTe?co)

the

priest's

SlMOC. 31, 9.
office.

SEPT.

Ex.

29,9.

In Christian writers,
original

Ant.

carrying
20,

31,

3.

?ep?pxrjs,ov, ?, (lepos, ?pxo) president

rvyx?vovaiv.

To Ibi?x^ipov,The

manner

of

iepapxiK?s,i), ?v, (?ep?pxrjs)prelatic?l.

Ibiorponcas.

to

Eukhol.

iepapxia, as, rj, (?ep?pxrjs) hierarchy.

of

i8ioTpo7r?)s, adv.
liarly.

Eunap.

Inscr.

STRAB.

ivoxkovpevoi.

Ibiorp?noav

13.

674,

Plin.

Ibi?

626.

(??pa?)

?epaKorp?<f)os, ov, o,

Mar.

Perip.

6,

ovras

belonging

simplicity

Hal.

Polyb.
ov,

ov.

3.

Frag.
Dion.

not

orders.

THEOPH.

citi

simply

?v orpareiais

8, 6.

sl monk

(Ibi?rrjs)

to

e?o rrjs arpar?as

NOVELL.

monk,

o?, ?,

or

Tous

ecclesiastical

offerings.

to be Ibi?rponos.

Ibiorpon?oa,

B.

47.

Erythr.

10

984

church

rov ?v r? Xa'U?

or

citizen,

private

191 A

Ill,

elboi.

lepaKirrjs,

not

1 Cor. 14, 16. Theod.

to orpari?rrjs,

Iren.

stone.
adv.

Cod.

peculiarity.

language,

?epaycoy?y,?v, (iep?s, ?yo)

independent

i8ioawrarov

araTos.
Ibioavar?rm,

soldier,

Ibioreia.

Ibioriop?s,

Iboi =

Kar' iSiav.

ov, (awlarrjpi)

iSioowraros,

three

! iotcoTi'a=

?8ios,with the rough breathing, for Uios. Inscr. 2347,

c, 8 KAGIAIAN, in the orthography of the present

hand.

character,

ecclesiastical

KaXelv elo?ao?.

the

6 ?bios rov Ao8o?*ov.

AoSo?kos

Kai

2vv?rjKas

own

9lbi?rrjv KaXel [? a7r?oroXos]

3. Private
? ?bios, kinsman,

14

one's

peculiar

(ioi?co)

; opposed

ras

?v XaX

reraypevov.

2. Not

expense.

Substantively,

Porph.

"Emo-ev

Ibi?xeipov

rrjs

b?ypara
149,

with

ioi?xeipos,

in

o,

191 A

r?ypan

Ibioppv?poi

rb

2, 38, 10, et alibi.

THEOD.

a, ov, own.
own

of

rb,

ov,

Ill,
9.

8, 28,

Kal avTQKi(j)?koi.

at his

aros,

Ibi?rrjs,

ibioppv?pos,ov, (pv?pos) having his own laws, indepen

tbios,

Adm.

officer, simply layman. NT.

is, without

dent.

r?

irioreos

opov

avrov

"EXa?ev

?iroirjoavTO.

Polyb.

of Israel.

Ibionpayeca,

T?

1315 A.

Ib?opa,

gain

15

PORPH.

adv.

Ibioxeipos,

stole the hearts of the

mpblav ?vbp&v 'lapafjk,Absalom

517 D

Alex.

['ico?vvou].

210,

ds

?irob?xerai

Ibi?xeipa

inl

iboyp?naev

THEOPH.

Afr.
(noiloa),

e?ayyeXioTo?

Krjb?vi ovv?bov.
I,

Xpiorov.
Ibionoiiopai

Petr.

(b) T? Ibi?xeipov,document written with one's own

Ibionepioplarm.

(favaeis

to?

Ibi?xeipov

chant.

? 41.)
(See also Introduction,
a
Ibi?popqbos,ov, (popobfj) of
peculiar form,
Strab.
4,
6, 10. Plut.
peculiar form.

of a work.

manuscript

in prose,

1.

3.

the clerical

office.

Ant.

340
?e/w

Updrevfia
2. The
29. Athan.
3.

The

phil.

42

Vit.

4.

rov

Ta ?aopibia
rov

?rjpa,

Chrys.

?Wovik?v.

It

is

Dion.

Leimon.
60

the
from

separated

Ex.

aros,

19,

evoo,

?cparevo,

to be a

Num.

10

ApOST.

Can.

work.

?epariK?s, The

3,

17.

8.

Apost.

et alibi.

18,

Const.

Apost.

Can.
4.

3,15,

Substantively,
and

presbyters
36.

?epariK?s,

clergyman,
4.

Laod.

deacons.

applied

19.

24.

to all ihe
12

1, 8 bishops

p. 19. Chal.
156, 8. 356,
MeNAND.
"

BaoiXevs

i?piooa,

autistes,
ecclesiastical

orders.

Const.

rrj Zcafj.

rjs, rj,

11.

330, 8.
Kal iepevs
=

iepeia.

Soz.

I, 135, 5.

Proc.

II, 17,12.
NIC. II,

1, 8,

263, 11.
340, 14.

177,20.
669 A *Eypa^as OTt

2.

Nie.

?NSCR.

4009,

657, 18 *H ?epoyXvqbiKr)
p??obos, The
the
mode
of
writing among
Egyptians.
hieroglyphic
ecos, ?,

(ypapjiarevs)

from

sacred

scribe,

among

on sacred

things.

6,

vpos,

ov, o,

priest,

sacred
2,

Anub.

distinguished
npea?vre

simply

2,

DlON.

Dion.

formed.

1.
Theoph.

is applied

91,
to

6. In

the

metropolitans.

(a) To lep?v, the temple at Jerusa

2, 34 T?

24, 1, et alibi.

1.

18.

8,

formation.

ev ro?s
'lepoo-oXvpois.
iepbv rb

Joseph.

(b) To lep?v, temple, a heathen

phth.

martyred

I, 274 B Eis t?v

1.
sacredly

as a title.

Up&raros

16,

542, 16.

pp. 183. 184.

lep?VXaaTos,
Hierarch.

Substantively.

areqb?voapa.

as

is called

Hierarch.

o gion,

Naz.

monk-priest,

(nk?aaca)

holy,

things.

II, 505, 21.

THEOPH.

who

fj,

Coelest.

sacred

matrimony,

Greg.

Eukhol.

of

on

priest-martyr,

(p?prvs)

6.

adv.

StrAB.

of

Cedr.

(povaxo's)

Coelest.

KaravayKafei

narpi?px^P

discourse

Kvnpiav?v.

a married

as,

T?v

'iepoAoye?rat

10.

or bishop.

iepop?prvpa

485

II,

avrrj.

Can. 34.

iepo'?, ?, ?v, sacred,

Eukhol

19

(Iepok?yos)

Const.

?epo7rX?oT0s,
Areop.

Cedr.

solemnization

presbyter
ayiov

4.

Astrolog.

The

NT. Matt.

b.

Alex.

?epoypapparevs,

fj,

De

Luc?an.

lem.

eipi.'

church.

67, p. 209 B.

to discourse

505,

tovtop

as,

Areop.
8,

1 Esdr.

Sept.

the Christian

Synes. Epist.

evkoyica

?ep07rXaor?a,

Apost.

SC. eloiv.

20.

Sard.

presbyters.

825 E.

indiscrimi

rj, ?v, (?ep?s, yX?<?co)hieroglyphic. Diod.

?epoyXv(j>iK?s,
4
Ta
yp?ppara, The hieroglyphic letters.
3,
?epoyXvqbiKa
Clem.

ceremony,

pos. Germ.

applied

priest,

O? ?? ?epels rjp?v o? irpeo?vrepoi,

or

Sept.

?epeiav r? B?aX.

'AyiacraTe

?, sacerdos,

?epe?s, ?os,

2, 25,

20

10,

Reg.

nately

lepop?vaxos,

icpda, as, rj, (?epevo) sacrifice, religious festival.

4

30.

27.

41.

biam

deaconship,

Io-paTJX.

of

?vayv&arrjs

348 A.

?epop?prvs,
to

rov

iepo8ovXois

o,=

fjaoa, (iepok?yos)

iepokoyla,

?irtoToXoypaq^iKos.)
?

1, 3 To?s Aev?rais

lepokoyfjaai

catalogue,

'IepariKr)p??obos, The hieratic mode of writing

Clem. Alex.
among the Egyptians.
657, 17. (See
also

of deacon,

1, 3.

Hierarch.

EUKHOL.

Voapavbs

to 6 KXrjpos, or o? KXrjpiKoi, the

clergy.

equivalent

Coelest.

hiero

writing,

De Syr. Dea 26.

2. To marry, said of the priest who performs the

11,

Apost.

sacerdotal

sacred

Luc?an.

bioi

'lepariKrj

Const.

epyov, A priestly

'iepaTiK?v

83

to

Areop.

Method.

28,

Ant.

Joseph.

1.

2,

as, fj, the office

Dion.

lepokoyica,

administration.

'O Kar?Xoyos

Ex.

Sept.

priest.

1,

hierography.

writing,

Hierarch.

Coelest.

?epoKr)pv?, vms,

priestly.

*H iepariKr) nprj.

KTjois, Sacerdotal

3, 4.

i), ?v, sacerdotal,

UpariK?s,

SEPT.

iepareia.

priesthood,

?ep?revpa.

(?ep?opai)

poi.

^lepareveiv

8, 2

rb, (?cparevo)

6 Bacr?Xetov

via 3.

sacred

(yp?qaca)

fj, ?v, pertaining

iepobiamvla,

Id.

1. ypapparia.

?ep?bovkos,ov, 6, (SovXos) temple slave.

the main body of the church by the KOyKeXXos.]

icp?revfia,

fj,

graphical.
?

v.

1, 16,

Id. 1, 87, p. 98, 55.

Areop.

iepoypa(piK?s,

Tcp

contains

as,

iepoypaqala,

Apophth.

E?THYM.

?epareiov

[The

70, p. 82, 82.

Am

C.

188.

Ill,
VlT.

?epareiov.

and

36 A.

Proc.

?epareiov.

irpo?cois,

I, 341

DiOD.

the Egyptians.

7, 30, p. 362,
258 D.
289 E.

Athan.

sanctuary.

Ibid. Moses

Eus.

Basil, m,

Pallad.

C.

KayK?XXo

13.

1,186 B.

inner

184

Basil.

Laod.

clergy.

Besarion

Ant.

11, 4, 2.

temple.

Apo

4.

(c) Ta iep?, sacred utensils, church utensils, such

*
as the blams, and norfjpiov. Chrys. XII,
777 D
(spurious). Porph. Cer. 466, 8. Codin. 143.

341
?\a/r^?

LepoaKOTreofiai

2. Imperial, ?aaikims, ?e?os 2.

T&

iepoaKoneopai,

to divine.

rja?prjv,

(lepoaK?nos)

Polyb.

34, 2, 6.

Tov ?aaikioas

p. 84, 85.

ov,

6,

Ant.

works.

1, 70, p. 82, 81

6,

p?Vx???
Diod.

1, 73,

native

of Jerusalem.

who

sacred

superintends

Kat

7, 2.

Apocr.

Act.

Andr.

INSCR.

2264,

1036

p.

p,

fj, ?v,

lepovpyims,
96

307,

of

said

sacrifice,

the

2.

Eucharist.

sacred,

religious.

b? keirovpyla

aKpoas

iep?oboavos,

sacred-voiced.

(obcavfj)

who

?ep?qboavos, the priest

aos;

essentially
4684

INSCR.

as

'lepooboavos

rov

ii-fjaKrjro

nap9

1 Esdr.

Sept.

ov, 6, (lep?ca)

lepoapivos,

3, 54, p. 610, 11.

677 C. Novell.
em,

Upoaais,

fj,

Iepcaavvrj,

2.

Them.
oph.
In
v?roi

Ant.

Dion.

one

the

of

V.

64 E

T?}s afjs

Thy

Reverence.

26, 16. Adm.

Ill,

singular

IV,

lepcaavvrjs, cor

repov

Cor.

226, 16.

3,

r?v

of

A.

Imv?ros,

picked

Porph.

Cer. 61,17.

considered.

Porph.

Cer.

SERIES.

44

rois

iroirjoai

Kpe

ol

460,

lm

32,

10

16,

13.

also

(See

yeypapp?vrj

Ua
Uav?

?vUavos.)

NT.

qualify.

biaKovovs

rjp?s ds

to

Uavovpai,
I, 398

Kaivrjs

bia?rjKrjs.
rov

rrjv pepiba

KXrjpov

it

?v r?

airo

ir?orjs

rovro.

Gen.
Num.

bimioovvrjs.
6

1,

3, 26

Krrjpaoi.

Sept.

enough.

Deut.

vplv.

opei

is

with.

satisfied
?avr?v

to?s

'iKavoupevous

poi

'iKavovo?o

or

content

be

?kovo?toi,

k\kovovo?o

*lKavovo?o

vplv

crot. 1 Par.

'iKavouV?co

15.

?Kecr?a, as, rj,

Damasc.

Uereia.

r?

an

island

Aibp?pia

o82

Ant.

off the
(a

?leir?prj?ov,
being

'?Krepa, rbv, for

To?

JOSEPH.

8, 4.

11,

PHRYN.

I, 614 C.

SCYMN.

15

3, 3, 4 *Eon b?
r?v pa?rjr?v

ir?vrov

*Eoxe

Tco Uav?oavn

Impersonal,

rov

Sept.

Urepov.

coast

of

Magnesia,
of

corruption
?yyvs

the modem

Keip?vrjv
t?

?Xapvvai irp?o~oirov

the

'HXiobpofiia).
r

avrrjs

*1kov

SKoVeXov).

Lev.

16.

26,

(?Xap?s) to make cheerful.

IX?pxrjs, ov, ?, ?iXrj, apxo)

Polyb.
NEW

Uavbv

satisfacere,

3, 3, 3.

'[Kavcocrev rjp?s

HAL.

(Peparethos

The

to

equivalent

NT.

?yiov.

Mid.

w?,
?Xapvvo,
6

1, 12

modern

Eukhol.

body

facer?,

(Uav?s) to enable, make fit,

Uav?o, ?oo,

"Ikos, ou, rj, Icos,

784

484, 15.
VOL. VU.

as a title.

sacraments.

?papriais

Iefa?eX.

'lacreovos.

or

irpbs QiXiinrrjoiovs

20

top IlXaTcova.

KaroiKelv

5.

the

collectively

seven

Const.

called.

20,

vor?rrj.

C.

Areop.

priesthood,

Hikanatoi,

(?mvos?)

Cont.

TloXvK?pirov

21,
office,

rov

irap?

Iren.

capable.

HlPPOL.

DlON.

Eus.

clergyman.

rrjv

a Latinism.

accipere,

r?

16, 31

?v rais

yvvaUa

1, 6, 3 T?

ANTEC.

3 Reg.

iropeveo?ai

Satis

o?a

k. t. X.

Sept.

rb Uavbv

eirioroXrj

11,

Quin. Can. 33.

consecration.

Epist.

?KavaToi, cav, o?,

so

psalmist,

1, 11, p. 39. Theod.

?.
Lyd. 253, 5.
3, 2, ?

to the modern

Orders,

soldiers

church

Joseph.

Satis

rj

rrjv rem

on

rovr?onv

iroviriXXov,

rov

iroirjoai,

irepl rrjv ?7nrpoirrjv

Kal irpooq^?poiev

Kal eXa?e

Xa?elv,

Uavbv

Col.

1, 3.

Alex.

responding

vnoqbfjrrjs.

Socr.

rjs, fj, the priestly

Cyrill.

?ep?ykcaa

earlier

singer,

sacerdos,

(lep?ca)

Hier.

Coelest.

oracle,

the

14.

1,

549 A.

5, 1. Did. Alex.

Kvplov 2ap?mbos.

sacred
?epoyJA?krrjs, ov, ?, (y?r?krrjs)
singer.

rov

Uavbv

9 Aa?ovres

2. Able,

Substantively,
an

declares

same

the

biropoiv.

Hippol.

avro?s.
ov,

Cont.

a law-term.

satisdatio,

havoboolav,

v?ov Na?ar,

17,
T?

32.

Can.

QuiN.

con

Theoph.

KaKovpyovs

(pvXax?rjoerai

Latinism.

(lepovpy?s)

'lepovpyiKrj

fore

pupilli

To Uavbv

(Ad

6.

as, fj, == keirovpyla

lepovpyla,

Tous

?vaorpeqbop?vovs,

o?k rjv avr?

Act.

iepovpyica,

12

1, 26,

'lepo?oap

dend.).
to

Uav?roi.

Uav?s, i], ?v, sufficient, enough.

one

1 Esdr.

fjaoa,

the

of

body

i), (?Kav?s, boois)

Kovpariova

irp?ypara

4, 9.

iepcaavvrj.

as,

?Kavoboola,

salvam

(?arrjpi)

Sept.

the

ANTEC.

divination.

Clepoa?kvpa)

11,

ov,

?epoararrjs,

inspect

Diod.

to o? ?Kov?rbi
collectively

equivalent

389.

the victims,

Id. 2, 29.

'lepoaokvptrrjs,
Joseph.

to

ov, rb,

Uav?rov,
sidered,

lepcar?roa rapeloa.

lepoamnrjaapivov
fj, haruspicina,

lepoamnla^as,

lepoavvrj

T&

4277

lepcar?roa oblaKoa.

3922. 4305

Inscr.

Sept. Ps. 103,

?v eXaio.

commander

6, 25, 1, et alibi. Mauric.

of

troop

1, 3.

of horse.

342 IvSifco?

tkacfios

Lev.

Sept.

ikaap?s, ov, ?, (ik?ampai) propitiation.

tcov

25,9.
ov, rb,

ikaarfjpiov,

(tkaarfjpiov)

Tovro

Ex.

Sept.

25, 17.

revarj

HERM.

ik?aKopai.

Vis.

1,

?ka

*Iva

To
the Quercus Ilex

?Ae?, fj, ilex,

donian

word.

HES.

A Mace

of botanists.

*lXe?,

rov

rbv

to

peraypa^opevov

rjp?v

Kvpiov

9\rjoov

IREN.

?yf/opai.

?i?Xiov

. .

Xpiorov

ov, 6,

IkkovoTpios,

as

illustris,

title.

Ltd.

ov, rb,

to

Greek,

[Modern
iparl?oa,

laca,

Marc.

5,

rivbs,

?onv

keeper

?iarrjs.

the ward

of

4 Reg.

SEPT.

ov, o, (Ipar?Coa)

ia?fjs.

clothes,

vestis,

24, 53.

Gen.

Sept.

22,

raiment,

apparel,

6, 15, 4.

Polyb.

426

?,

opos,
225,

Ipnipiov,

ov,

Diod.

imperator.

II,

Cinn.

imperium.

7, v.

219,

Antec.

liquids
which

p?"[, hin,

to two Attic

equal
see.

Sept.

13.

23,

Num.

seph. Bell. Jud. 5, 13, 6. Epiph.

?? 88-97.
Iva, see Introduction,
Apocr.

Nicod.

Euangel.

?va noifjarjs
iva,....

rfjv evx^v.
x?Pa

prjbepla

qbol, ?va np&rov

npbs

ol Kara aov
?va Kal

bvvrj?fjs

inavampyjrai.

Kvpi?s pov

Irjaovs

rbv Kvpi?v

eis

7,

15 Mr)

irregular

evxfjv noifjaoa.

oa nvi

napaxoapijaaroa
nenlarevm,

Iva r?r

rrjs Ibias ?Xrjs irpb

ANTEC.

?qbobcveiv.

Iva ....

tovto,

3,

?beiav

6, 8, p.
ex?rooav,

175 o? ?\a</>?pei ? tis

not where

matters

one

sows,

irore

op?pos

Prov.

23, 35 'Ey? b? ovk fjbeiv

Iva iX?ov

eorai,

*Iva pr) . . . .
irap?gopev.

6 fin.

Monarch.

? 95 : Sept.

To

Crjrrjoiv

avr?v

dolv

?eois,

?va prjre

Xrjrai

Xoyov

ai

420

iroirjo?pe?a.

iraXiv erepa
con

?^t^ctco pe?'

?v ovveXcvoo

iroiovoa
irepi

re

rov

O?x

Kal ir?oxovoa,

iroirjriKov

vir?oxrjrai
Ivala, as,

noifj
(?aiklav
?

?va iy& ?k

Erythr.
'IvSik?s,

Arrian.

2apovr)X

i), (Is) force,

46.

Hes.

rj, ?v, Indian,

atViov

to ? 88, 7).

violence.

prjr

av

?eoprjrai

Eust.

Ant.

eV?yxavev

avrrj

e'K vcKp?v ?v?(;ai

rrjv

(?)avXrj rj vir?

opoios

iroirj, Kal tov ?vavriov

LToTa7rq Kai Tro?a rj KaKobalpov

8

iva Kara ravras

viro??oeis,

rj vXrj ?avrrjv

perhaps belongs

vp?s,?bek

Kal eis rfjv fjperipav

pot

ovv

Aiopai

ck

t?v

t?v

ovpay?v

toiovtov*

irapayyeXp.a

irXrjv iva oire?prj, It

vevopiofi?vov

3 Aiervnoaaev

biboa?oa,

pov plav

rf)v avr&v

Xpiaros,

To

?vl r?v

orpar?irebov

fiai. ALEX. LyC. 417 B O?Ve y?p bi? rivov X?yov

Jo

? 88, 1 add:

inl rovrca ?pea?ivres

?vpovpevoi

acaaiv

15,

14 Avacan&

Andr.

4.

II, 182 D.

4, 46

3,

T<Pn?rpcavi

Act.

APOCR.

struction.

1 Esdr.

ANTEC.

eiv,

4, 4 'Hpe?s ?ovko

I, A,

SEPT.

aravpca?fj.

pe?atva

for

e?v or

also

;written

x<*s

Lev.

a measure

y?p

pov.

6, 35, 8 Ae? y?p rbv irp?rov

p?XXovoiv

V. 1. b?orjrc.

6.

1, 23,

?v, rb, indeclinable, Hebrew

14 Kaipbs

so that he sows
(provided he does sow).
To ? 94: Just. Tryph. 115 fin. "W_ScWe,

1. ipni

piov.
?pobavs, infans.

Act. Andr.

? 88, 8 ? Hippol.

oireipei,

rb,

?oo

construction.

To

90.

538,

15.

rfj rjp?pa

....

rrj yfj rb o?ji?

Kal

irarrjp.

. . . .

bio

irap9 rjplv p?v

irpot

9E??oirioc

irregular

Mal.

oXov Iva y?vrjrai

?pqbaviorj veavioKois

rois

vopiCovres

oXcos tcov yeyevrjp?vov

2334, b, 59 "iva b? Kali) ?_

r?

Ka?9 ckootov

otros

r?v

irarpl

oreqb?vov,

irapayyeiXai

'a?uvotov

y?veoiv

? 88, 7 :Polyb.

?piorov

17,

17,5.
Ipnep?rcap,

Kal r?

?va ?irobo?rj

rapoiv

ipanap?c,

185

povov

yev?o?ai

IXapxrjv
avrov

14.

O? ?eol

yev?o?ai

To
(javkalj)

?earlrcap,

Hippol.

e'? ?ppcvos

eiripeX?s

NT.

evbvoa, ?pcpiivwpi.

iv? ?Vi ?u'Xou

5 "E?ei y?p

To ? 88, 6: Apocr.

clothe,

o, (ip?nov,

?earfjroap,

10.

672,

8, 35.

Luc.

ams,

Ipanoqbvkai;,

Cer.

4:

? 88,

bvvao?ai

pcov Kal r?v

pavr?pi.]

to

(ip?nov)
15.

Porph.

halliard.

(ip?s)

. iva

LTo?y?p

Kara avaroX?s

irpooKvv?fiev

To ? 88, 5 : Inscr.

Epist. 1, 54. 138. Novell.

250, 4. Antec. Prooem. 3.

et Paul. 84. Nil.

43, Prooem.

Xpiorbs

? 88, 3: Barn.

To

Act.

Apocr.

iva

7r?c%.

&s Voapa?oi ml

fj np?vos,

MaKeb?ves.

ipavr?piov,

elircv

poi.

robe,

oe

'OpKt'fco

Kara

riirore

pov

?beXqbov

avn?aXrjs, b fiereyp?^to. DAMASC I, 617 D

evaoa, =

?karevoa,

Pet.

Frag.
the mercy-seat.

rov

?ya??v

?irob?
roiavra

(but

this

617 B
ypavs,

Iva

Arrian.

Peripl.

Mar.

'iva?a, ??vapts.
of India.

9\vbiKov fi?Xav,
indigo.

Peripl. Mar. Erythr. 39.

Hippol.

6Q.

IvB?ktlojv

IvbiKTi&v, &vos,

D.

fj, indictio,

Cod. Afr.

?vbiKTos, ov, fj,

IvbiKTi&v.

ims,

IvboklpiTov,

ov, rb,

iv8i?,

('Iv8os,

Ivbovkyevrla,

as,

Theoph.

365,

fj,

the Indian

Mal.

r?

ov, to, plural

IvariTovTov,

15.

293,

TEC. Prooem.

3 Ta

1, 20,

Antec.

fj, instjtutio.

ovos,

IpoTirovrloap,

3.

An-

rjroi r?s

lovpioy?vrios,

a, ov, juris

lovpiobiKr?ov,

ovos,

r&v

elaaycay?s

ov,

lov?a,

Cass.

998,

iovyov,
128,

rb,

zu

(jugalis)
a kind

Dion

NOVELL.

17,
17,

rjyovv

oviklcav,

8.
8.

Kevrovplcav.

to the manners

conform

the

of

?cjaaipe?a?ai

avrov

rokpfjaoi

repe?v

14, 38.

4 Reg.

rbv

bovkov,

ov, o, (lovb?i(ca)

lovba?apos,

lovba?arl,

eis

b? Kai

6 Kc?vo-tovtios

54,

'lovSa?ov pr) &ve?a?ai

ivopo?errjaav

brjp?aiov

the starting

carceres,

?qyirjpi)

Polyb.

?aX?ls.

POLYB.

equestrian.

T?

Gram.

Frag.

at

the hippodrome.

JUL.

IX?pxrjs.

et alibi.

14,

1, 26,

Substantively.

T?

(a)

iirm

Apophth.

the place,

iiririKov, hippodrome,

Afr.

Jul.

72.

ov, to,

iirirobpopelov,

?irirobp?piv for

Epi

572,

?irirobp?piov.

Theoph.

AFR.

73,

11.

149. 197,

p. 313.

74.

z=z

?irirobp?piov.

APOCR.

Act.

Barn.

Sept.

2 Mace.

the Jewish

18,

26

Ov k?kfjaeis

language,
peo9

2,

Sept.

fjp&v lovba?arl;

kiov pfjva.
ov, ?, Julius.

Inscr.

5013.

5.

309,

at

the

hippodrome,

iirirobpopia.

Mal.

177, 20.
ov,

?irir?bpopos,

alibi.
in Hebrew.

races

2. The

NT. Gai. 1, 13. 14.

in

THEOPH.

iirirobp?piov.
ov, rb, hippodrome.

iirirobp?piov,

Kal brjpevea?ai.

$l(faei npcape?a?ai

adv.

'lovXios,

1, 6.

Reg.

as, rj, (liriros, IXapxia) the office of a ?iririX?p

?7nriXapx?a,

el b? Kal nepi

k?yov

Judaism.

bovkov,

knel

the month of July. Plut.

lovkios, ov, 6, julius,
I,
72 D. Arrian.
Peripl. Mar. Erythr. 39 T?v lov

'IovXis for

PORPH.

21. 23.

Theoph.

9Iovba?os, ov, 6, Jew.

6 K&varas

r), (?iriros,

races

iiririXapxrjS

Xrjs.
to

53.

18,

Sept.

tirirapxos.

623, 13. 15, et alibi.

et
alibi.
19,

NT. Gal. 2, 14.

Jews.

rj, ?v,

(b)

9.

lovba?Coa, laca ?lovba?os)

21.

r&v

fjroi

lovycav,

tax.

Leo.

177, 18. 19. Chron.

phan. 2. Mal.
573, 18. 608. Theoph.
193, 12, et alibi.

Novell.

lovyov.
of

1, 20,

485,8.

Kov, The

[Mod

juvenales.

1.
4.

horse-lancer.

LEO.

Chron.

jugum,

394,

the j iWikos,

82.

3 Tc5v

Mal.

|i

Endivia.~\

ludi

1,

76.

see.

juvenalia,

ov, rb,

lovy?kiov,

360 A.

VI,

Cichorium

Tovcjaa, which

lov?evakia,oav,r?,

1, 8,

Antec.

(?iriros, ?KovriCo)

in a race-course,

post
church.

intiba,

intubus,

Galen.

ivrv?iop.

juba,

of

Antec

gentium.

z=z
iirirrjy?s, ov, o,
?irirayoy?s.

^*T^?7,

r? ?vrlbi,

Greek,

2.

16,

9.

2, 57,

evrv?ov,

endive,

1,

entrance

(quoted).
ANTEC.

t7T7ros, horse.

eos,

inir???eois,

Antec.

?vrv?os, ov, 6, Arabic

ern

z=

rb

=z
| ?irir?pxrjs, ov, 6,

the

introitus,

rb,

Apost.

Const.

128, 8.

interdictus.

Iprepb?KTos, ov,
IvTpoirov,

(instructus)

Novell.

law-term.

instrumentum,

lowi?prjs

6,33.
?nir?piov,

v?poap.
rb,

72

I,

eKbiKos rrjs iroXeos.

rj, jurisdictio.

ov, o,

Cer. 459.

IpoTpovKTop, ov,

Plut.

I, 72 D
503, 2.

3, 20

Eus.

o, juridicus,

iiriraKovTiorrjs,

institu?a.

Ivanrovra,

Ivarirovra,

June.

of

20,5.

6.

4,

the month

rjovoKaros.

lovpibiKos,

15.
Antec.

i us,

II, 284 F.

lov?Karos =

in

9.

308,

indulgentia.

ov, ?, j un

Plut.
lowiop, opos, 6, junior.
Chron.
502, 18.
juniores.

frontier,

Mal.

opos, fj, inquisitio.

Ivmv??inoav,

D.

2 et 6.

35,

60,

empire.

lovvios,

17.

355,

klpiTov)

linroKK?cnrj

39, 20.

ChrON.

to the Roman

relation

Lyd.

Basilic.

I, 737

ATHAN.

imveprjais.

Can. 135.

6, index.

343

irr

ov,

oiarpos,
rpos.

?,

Theod.

Inscr.

iiriroKXaorrj,

ijs,

tactics,

the

a camp

for

75, p. 314.

o,

the

circus.

Ill,

Dion

Cass.

208,

54,

et

610 D.

(larp?s)

horse-physician,

farrier,

horse-disabler.

In

irnria

1952.
rj, (kX?o)

are

?iriroKX?orai
checking

Mauric.

the

pits

excavated

enemy's

4, 3.

Leo.

cavalry.

on

writers
in front
Jul.

of

Afr.

14, 46 SrpoyyvXa

MT7rofio\yia

opvypara,
pare

NlL.

toi/s

?nnovs

o? n?kat?repoi

ekeyov

ip ro?s

Tp?xovras

Ireland.

*Iptv,?h Erin,
ov,

io-?yyeXos,
Luc.

-=

fj,

looiroi?o
855.

to an

equal

?am.
op,

laan?arokos,

5, 4 HvpeK?oka

Leo.

Kal ?aams.

to an

equal

(?noarokos)

an

apostle,

noarokoap

Kal

24

amnov

T?js

60

4,

iavrov

Tfjs

rfjs

Maplas

?avparovpyov.
?noarokoav

??varov

npovo&v

laa

iroXirela

?lats)

of

feast

DiOD.

Isis.

1,

14,

larjpipios,

?arjpepivos,

equinoctial.

V. 1.

4683 "lam for the usual dative

esca,

fj,

18.

tinder,

[Compare
Italian

ashes,
cus,

Greek*

esca,
a fa,

?aam,

PORPH.

Cam.

the Swedish

loo

C.

as of

copy,

a docu

3, 51.

to

r=

ictov

to

?oov

Cod.

yp?ppa.

1160 B. Chal.
4, 38, p. 420.

ec^io-os.]

adv.

of

with

POLYB. 10, 44, 9.

looraxrjs,

equal

Polyb.

speed.

34, 4, 6.
es, (?^os) of equal height, equally high. Polyb.
4
8, 6,
'itro?^?jyev?o?ai t$ reixei. StRAB. 17, 1, 28.

Cer.

ask a, English

yesca,

Spanish

Latin

9lo?xpicrToi,

sect.

sic

dryness.~]

Hebrew
'Io-paijX,?, indeclinable,
a son of Abraham by Hagar.

Ishmael,
/N^Di^S
Sept. Gen. 16, 15,

ov, o, Ishmaelite,

9laparjklrrjs,

et alibi.

fjaca, (laobvvapos)

laobwapica,

"Iva pr) rb yftevbos

2, 56,

?noklnoapev
laobvvapos,

Arab.

npbs

Gen.

to be

equivalent

iv rois yp?ppaaiv

equal

in power.

Eis

rb K?pie

Po

In

to stand.

the

the Ritual,

?or?jiev

?K?Kpaf-a

obscure

373 A.

Sab. 372 C.

orixovs

the number

that at vespers

*E?ayaye

eV (?)vXaKrjs rrjv

expression
(rj, r,

the

of

or

troparia

cV)
(to

y*vx*1v fl0V rou

?^opoXoyrjoao?ai

r? ov?pari oov (Ps. 141, 8) : ?or?pev orixovs r' (6)

shows that the first troparion is preceded by the verse
'E?v ?vopias

t& ?e&.

1.

laobvvapovv

TatiaN.

to cause

of an

plies that the first troparion is preceded by the verse

to. Polyb.

to barley in price.
laOKpi?os,ov, (?aos, Kpi?fj) equal
2, 15,

25,

37,

rrjv ?krj?eiav.

ov, C?aos, bvvapis)

'laobvvapos

Sept.

?or?o,

the name

o?, (?ros, Xpio-ros)

be sung or chanted in connection with the 140th,

141st, 129th, and 116th psalms) is 10 (8, 6, or 4, as
the case may be). Thus, ?or?fiev orixovs i (10) im

431 B.

An ?st. Sinait.

ov,

Vit.

means

et alibi.

lyb.

?onv

Ae?abievoiv

louves,

as,

471,

looraxrjs, es, (raxvs) equally swift.

APOST.

*lo-i8i.
?am,

also

lo?ramos,

Inscr.

partici

[It was pronounced also with the rough breathing,

teros, implied in E0I2HI, E$I2H2, that is, ?fi toy,
itf torjs. Inscr. 3137, II, 44. 74. Addend. 2439, c.

5,17.

*Io-is, fj,Isis.

300

II,

Can. 1, p. 1255 B. C. Ephes.

Vit. Sab. 320 B. Euagr.

See
CONST.

iroXireias

rrjs

a mutual

for

929 B.

laia.
?v, =

states

To ?oov yp?jipa,
V.

Eus.

Afr.
to

yeyevfja?ai.)

cav, r?,

PlUT.

Substantively,

nlarecas

vnep?akovarj

toov

??

irpbs 'ApK?bas.

ment.

Eus.

mivoavbv

Bell.

avrols

two

between

rj, ov, equal.

?oos,

ini

'A?epKiov

16,

(Compare Joseph.

rights.

per?xeiv.)

treaty

looiroXireiav.

laanoarokov

npoapfjpecas

EXXrjoi

Polyb.

of civic

Svvex?prjoav

abr?.

looiroirjoov

p?povs

Euan

pation of civic rites. Inscr.. 2554, 190. 2555, 20.

2556, 13. 2557, 15 Etpev b? *AXXapi?raisKalUapiois

Tijs ?ylas

(Compare

rois

3,

2. A

Maybakrjvrjs*

Kal

io"a7roaroXov

ayi'ov

rov
r&v

22

Jul.

'Ekivrjs.

npcarop?prvpos

Tov

aKrjvQS per?

npo?vpla
"laeia,

?ylas
22

'lepanokem

Kal

ml

?aaikicap

pey?Xcav

laanoarokov

Oct.

QeKkrjs.

V.

?yiov

Kcavaravrlvov

pvpoob?pov
Sept.

Tc5v

21

Mai.

7,

'icroXoyiav

Thorn.

Apocr.

I, 149 E.

3,

26,
16.

7,

equal.

r), equality

Jud.

epi

thet applied to Constantine the Great and his mother

Helen, to Mary Magdalene, Thecla, and Abercius.
HOROL.

as,

Plut.

26,9.

31,

'Ek rov p?oov

13,

looiroXiTcia,

NT.

angel.

Id.

to make

(iroi?o),

gel. A,

5, 32, p. 355, 82.

POLYB.

lorjyopla.

%xeiv irpbs Popaiovs.

36.

20,

?aam,

Kk? b?

p?v ?v?p&novs,

Diod.

?yyekos)

(?aos,

=
icroXoy?a, as, r),

(Com

Kipmis.)

SCYMN.

innrjpokyla.

taraco

innoKk?aras*

$ovevei

205

2,

Epist.

innopokyla

344

on

irap? ooi
The

Kvpie,

iraparrjprjorjs,
? ?Xaofi?s

expression

Eis

?onv
robs

(Ps.

Kvpie,
129,

aivovs

ris
3),

viroorrjoerai
and

?or?pev

so on.
orixovs

345
laropea)

or

(77', r,
to be

means

b')

or

sung

that

chanted

the

in

of

number

the

with

connection

troparia

?oropovp?vov

vit

avrov

avrov.

ircpl

avrov

'lovba.

1, 40

7repi

15

9.

1,

rov

O? y?p

1, 13,

Ta b?

"Oaipiv

re

as

represent,

Mr)

?oropei

in a picture,

to

avr?

'laxvpoaaav

y?p
r?s

laxvca

1, 316 D. 619 A. Nie. II, 656 D.

OPH. Cont. 143, 15. 157,19.
!

z=

as,

ioropia,

Polyb.

rj, history.

Nil.

4, 61.

Epist.
II, 749 C. Cedr.

Da

II, 152,

i), ?v, historical.

ioropiK?s,

Substantively,
ov, 0,

ioTopioyp?qbos,

1, 3.

Diod.

? ?oroptK?s, historian.

2, 62, 2, et alibi.

(ioropia,

yp?qbo)

Diod.

1, 3.

1, 6.

Diod.

historian.

POLYB.

aorist

A,

15,

avrb

r?

3, 5.

Cant.
14

239,

*AXXoi b?

bieanaprjaav.
Apocr.

subjunctive.

1 "io-cos ?v
yp?ppara.

to

the

bvvrj?&

per?

iy&

INTRODUC

(See

rjroi 9\rak&v keybpivcav

ov, to, =

inhabitants

Mal.

indiscriminately.

of Western

432

P?

^rpancar&v

'lanav&v.
Jer.

Sept.

Qa?&p.

26

18.

(46),

trapla, as, fj, (Irapos) audacity, Iraporrjs. Sept. Jer. 29

(49), 16. 30 (49), 4 Gvyarep Iraplas.
6, indeclinable, Hebrew 0*p*1iT> Jehoiakim,
9lcaaKelp,
Apocr. Proteu
Joakim, the father of the Virgin.
passim.

angel.

2, 32.

17.

4,

the

of, applied

&v,

'Ira?vpiov,

15.

Sept.

bvvapis.

TION, ? 108, 2.)

palcav,

2. Picture, painting.
masc. I, 616 B. Nie.

bib??ai

Europe

1,1.

to

Strong,

Sept. Esai. 41, 7

iv V&prj Kal $oivUrj

Euangel.

'iraXoi,
Diod.

?"

With

KokaKelas

The-

5, et alibi.

1, 57,

to make

7.

17,

THEOPH.

bvvapai.

Thorn.

DAMASC.

657 A.

figs

4, 7, 23

iv fjkois.

qbvye?v laxvo-avres

Aster.

rrjv aipoppoovoav.

ovvex?s

4, 7, 22.

noiica)

28,

em, %%(lo-xv<o)

?ax^ais,

?oropelv

pdint.

(laxvp?s,

Polyb.

?am, perhaps.
To

168

fjaca,

strengthen.

?oro

KTio?rjvai

Kai mpva,

io^?Ses

3, 9, 22.

laxvp?ca,&aca, (laxvp?s) to strengthen.

II0XX01

C. D.

289

n,

as

laxabompvov.

efj?as.
2.

PLUT,
same

the

Epict.

laxvponoiica,

?v r? ?i?Xio

?or?prjrai

DlOD.

tcov

utto

to

event,

. . . . r?

9lovbaias

rrjs

POLYB.

irpori??pe?a.
o?x

iaropo?cri

and nuts.

an

of

trio.

cav, r?,

laxabompva,

1, 31 'Ev rfj ?i?Xo t?v

Kat r? vvv

?oparjX Kal rov

r?v ?aoiXeov

vir?p

account

1 Esdr.

Sept.

rov ?aoiXeov
irepl

irpoirpax??vra

prj??vra

a written

to give

rjoo,

write history.

oavos, ?, his

larploav,

the Lauds

(ahoi) is 10 (8, 6, or 4, as the case may be).

iorop?o,

ica?aXkiicevcu

(See

also

?eon?roap.)

NT. Matt.

'loaa?js)fj, 6,Joses.

27, 56. Marc.

15, 40.

K.

Ka?abrjs,

ov, 6,=

ewaXiov

orpanoTov

?irb Ka?abov

TL?poov.

pa

Ka?abiv for
Ka?abiov,
Porph.

Persian

rb,

Cer.

Ka?aXXapiKos,

Theoph.

557,
11.

62,

Substantively,

Theoph.

548,19.

12,

791

*EcrtV

Ka?abrjs

"Oirep

X?yerai

K?vbvs.

caftan,

JNfl?p,

Leo.
2tparos

rb

ov, ?,

m?akkapios,
inmvs.

Proc.

tyr.

Areth.

12.

Theoph.

6, 2.

Adm.

ing
?ititik?s.

equestrian,

18, 82.

Ka?aXXapiKos,

Ka?aXXapiKov,

Porph.

6, 11.

Porph.

151, 7.

rj tiriros.

289,

52.

m?akkrjs,

innevoa.

as a

20,

Euagr.

491.
?aravrai
biepxopivov

horseman,
name.

proper

6, 21.

Porph.

Simoc.

Cer.

483

Mar

rod ?aaikicas,

The

12.

230,
of

b? arpa

CuROP.

m?akkapioi.

23

39,
pass

king

horseback.

m?akkapis for m?akkapios.

m?akkiKevoa,

cavalry.

cavalry,

on

caballarius,

(m?akkrjs)
II,

navres

ri&rai

Ka?akkaplov
Leo.

(Ka?aXXapios)

8.
15

Chil.

1, 67.

Ka?aXXapios.

rj, ?v,

Them.

cipa,

16.

749,

=
rj, ?,

Ka?aXXaprjs,

to

PtOCH.

Ka?abiov.
ov,

TzETZ.

Ka?abiov.

Chron.

ov, 6, caballus,
evaa,
Mauric.

13 Ka?akkiKevaas

Plut.

nag.

to mount

(m?akkrjs)
1,
b? avv

700.

2.

Theoph.

biamalois

II,
a

828

to ride,

horse,

594,
?v?p&nois

E.

16.
avrov

595,
....

346

tca?aXXiva

e?coKev eVi Ta
?ptcrrep?.
92,

19

as,

Ka?aXXiva,

rj,

ov,

the

se.

(caballinus)

613

a,

Ka?aXXios,

an

ov,

Porph.

Cer.
ov,

II, 3.

i7T7retos.

Ka?ibapios,

bv KaXovoi

rb,

462,

6.

ov,

ov, to,

K?yKavov,

articles,

o,

to, =

Schol.

Arist.

K?yKeXXos,

ou,

stick

dry

to

Greek

cancellarius,

in

ro?Kvov,

the

Eq.

7Tpo tcov

32,

to?

KayKeXXcov

altar-part

864 A*

Chal.

?ytcoT?Tou

I,
from

Ka?eo??v

?voiaorrjpiov.

255, 19.

the latticed

the classical KiyKXis. Poll.

8, 124.
Xeyopev.

KayKcXXor?s

Substantively,
of a biKaorrjpiov,

Hes.
(See

KiyKXi?es
also

biKrvo

Xos, ?vpa)

incorrectly
=

?vpa,

Tos, KayKeXXcoT??).
Ka??tv?Xtos =

for

Et.

Kap?tv?Xios.

Kabrjs,indeclinable
PORPH. Adm.

KayKeXXo?vpis,

ibos, rj, (K?yKeX

biKTVorrj or KayKeXXcoT?} (see

M.

513,

COTELER.

biKrvo

Ill,

with

513

A.

a Sin),

holy.
(Arabic t^Tp
100, 19 To? p?v 'AXrjfi? y?pov virrjpxe

1.

176, 10 'Att?m?ai

ecclesiastic,

deposed
as

Const.

passim.
10.

I,

17

some

for

clergyman,
Apost.

8, 28,
rov

Ka?aipe?fjaerai

rfjs keirovpyias.

m?aipe?
Mal.

16

365,

3 Ka?aipe?a?ai
avrov

Ka?eke?v

aros,

to,

mappa,

(moank?oa)

Apocr.

Nicod.

?nb rfjs

handkerchief
1, 2.

I, A,

Euangel.

of,

&v,

Ka?apol,

sect.

6, 43.

Basil.

b? to kovrpbv

Mer?

said

mra,

the

Phot.

moap?s,

be

saved.

268 C.

Ill,

bvvaa?ai

Novatians.

Nie.

cav, r?,
are

(moap?s,

sold.

Leg.

?, ?v, clear, pure.

24,

8 Ka?apbs
15,

Proteuangel.

2. Made

oph.

napanenroa

229

IV,

n?ros)

Homer.

D.

earj ?nb

of fine four,

where

150,

4558

pure

78.

Followed

4 Ka?apbs

taverns

by
rov

elpl

?Vo or

opKov pov.

e?.

Sept.

APOCR.

ey& e? avrfjs.

as bread.

Sept.

Judith.
2.

The

21.

m?apovpyla, as, fj, (m?apovpyos) purification,

INSCR.

493 C

7 Navanavovs

I,
THEOD.

Ka?apovs.

8.

I,

Epiph.

ekee?a?ai

Const.

an

Novatians,

that the lapsed

182, p. 127, 39.

m?aponorla,
liquors

not

prjKeri

iavrovs

kiyovras

held

They

could

7rapa7reo-?vres)

(o?

Eus.

or

Puritans,

(Katfap?s)

Ex.

Sept.

10, 5 "Aprcovm?ap&v. APOPHTH. Phoc.

4.

avr&

Ant.

'Ake?-avbpelas.

Theoph.

NIC.

avv

shall be deprived of clerical orders. Ant.

roiovrovs

Gen.

KayKeXo?vpis.)

KayKeXo?vpis,

Apost.
27.

Alex.

Kal r&v

'Apeiov

for

Alex.

imamnfj?.

tovs

door

?orpvins.

clergyman,

1.

8, 28,

degrade,

23.

m?apiap?s, ov, 6, (m?apl?oa) purification.

29, 36. Num. 14, 18.

14.

Athan.

the

separating

230, 6. Mal.

as rjpels

Const.

Cer.

balustrade.

of a church.

body

PORPH.

ancient Christian

lu s,

the balustrade

B,

16.

229,

546 A.

depose,

(?aaKe&kiov.

638.

cancel

?,

10.

205,

also

Sept. Gen. 7, 9.

of

?pxiemaKonov

Can.
8,

as

Apost.

ovra, Being
to

Oec. 15, 3.

Ka?alpeais

rfjs keirovpyias.

NlL.

Xoyo??rrjs.

K?yKeXXos.

rj KayKcXXorrj, se. ?vpa,

ros,

Hes.

Ill,

He
Kkfjpov,

Sept.

for burning.

latticed.
r), ?v, (K?yKeXXos)
KayKeXXcoTos,

?vpai,

valuables."]

Const.

581

m?aipica,

1.

called

plant,

41.

17,

10.

'AXe?av8pov

Tovs

(K?yKavos)

ov,

ov,

the main

C.

fault.

*03,

a measure.

cab,

?3p,

Ai?ovpyos

the Hebrew

costly

ns,

fj, deposition,

fault.

m??nkoapa,

KayKeXXov,

Lyd.

160

1 Reg.

Sept.

of

Xen.

107,

em,

Theod.

horse-cloth.

kiXUiov)

Suid.

Epist. 1, 59. Lyd.

Ill, 764 A. 813 C.

Tcov,

577

Ka?aX

sense.]

KayKeXX?pios,

114

17

636,

vnb

[Compare

the Modern

[Compare
same

some

3,

piaem

Ka?ob,

6, 25.

(See also j?oirp?vvpos).

Leimon.

6, Hebrew

4 Reg.

m?alpeais,

THEOPH.

Kal fjyiaap?vovs.

5, 84.

*mo? =z mo?nep.

(write

o?ovs ?kc?voi kiybvai

evka?rjs,

of mbos.

as, fj, the name

mbpela,

Polyb.

?irar?pevos.

lapidary.

letters

to

the Isaurian.

? Ka?aXivos

(Ka?aXXrjs,

Ka?ibapiov.

in Greek
Ka?os,

ov,

o,

son of Leo

the

X?ats Te Koirpois Kal ovpois

Ka?aXXoKiXUiov,

ov, to, dimin.

mbiov,

applied

epithet

Kcovoravrtvos

Ka?aXXtvos). Cedr.

K07rpos,

marovs

rovrian

mbrjs,

horse-baU

Diosc.

Constantine,
I,

Kara rb T&v "SapaKrjv&v e?vos

Adm.

16 Ka?aXXivas ?Xoyou.

728,

?, Caballinus,

emperor

DAMASC.

PORPH.

b? ?irirovs, ?XX? KajirjXovs.

Theoph.
(excrement).
Leo Gram. 199, 6.
Ka?dXXIvos,

6, 12.

LEO.

O? Ka?aXXiKeuouo-i

/ca?apovpyia

Tt)s

?k t&v bvo pep&v

m?apovpylas.

lustration.

34 7

KaQapTtjpios

ov,

Ka?aprrjpios,

Dion.

tory.
Lustralia

Hal.

11

1852,

IH,

Rom.

rj, see,

Homil.

Greg.

et

I, 464 A.

rrjs

alibi.

4.

Can.

I, 1039 B

Epiph.
Afr.

COD.

?irioKorrrjs.

Sard.

23.

Can.

Trjv
85.

39.

2.

necessary,

Privy,

o?, ?,

Ka?ebpariKov,

(Ka??bpa)

?v?poviaoriKov

Novell.

?v?poviaoriKos).

under

(see

3 titul.

123,

to be. Mal.
Ka??Copai,to be situated, to lie, simply
19

rj ir?Xis

'Epeo-?feTO

'Amyovia

to

or

Ka?els,

19

14,
one.

by

Ka?'

Ka?9 eis,

separately

Marc.
one

ev,

8, 9

Joan.
one.

every
? ?eos.

?va, Each

one.

p. 466

'o Ka?ds,Each

ri?rrjv.

Ka?epiCo
as

all

3 Tous

10,

2,

?v
Ka?'

?XX?

avrov,
Eus.

together.

pr)

10,

4,

7, 28 To? ko?' ?va

Ka?' ?va orpa

7, 3 T?v

121

Ka?'

?va ckootov

APOCR.

Act.

Barn.

Cer.

25

21,

ev emorov

Kat?

one. Leo.
soldier.

every

Of
PORPH.

Ka?els.

eO Ka?els

but not

by one,

19

APOST.

57,

2,

One

orpan?Tov,

21,

CONST.

?iravres,

eis

?rjpa,

Ka?aplCo.

a various

ko?ctos,

Act.

reading.

Kara

Avvapiv

23, 10.

Vis.

1, 3.

Ka?rjyovpeveia,
Ka?rjyovpevos,

34,

(m?rjy?opai)

guide,

as,

=
rj,

ov,

?, =

rjyovpevia.

1, 17,

NT.

577 C.

Nil.

Epist.

Ka?rjKovros,

adv.

of

5, 9, 6.

rjyovpevos.

Matt.

Jan.

11.

opposed

Synes.

ioprfj.

fjavx??ca

fjpipa,

Porph.

week-day,

Cer.
by mr?.

Strengthened

8.

521,

POLYB.

m?ibpos, ov, (Ibp&s) sweating much, in a state of perspi

ration.

Jer.

Sept.
to

&aca,

m?iepoca,

24

ChAL.
Quin.

as

consecrate,

or

church

monastery.

ChRON.

povaarfjpia.

13.

559,

49.

em,

Dion

6.

8,

Ka?iepoa?ivra

Can.

m?iipoaais,

fj,

Dedication

Cod. Afr.
to

virgins

of

Can. 6 Kop&v
the

service

of

to deaconesses.

reference

to seat.

transitively,
inl

dedication.

consecration,

(m?iepooa)

Cass. 35, 87. 1001.

; with

Job.

Sept.

12,

18

Ka?i

op?vovs.

to enthrone.

Ill

9Em?iaev

m?rjpai.

Apophth.

THEOPH.

avrbv

?a

to reside,

Sisoes

28.

the

to strike,

person.

a blow.

give

Plut.

II,

meetly,

In Byzantine
son.

3, 108.

BASIL.

(Ka?rjKo)

1, 59.

se.

fj m?rjpepivfj,

to KvpiaKr) or

m?iKviopai,

561

D.

3, 241 9Aq>?ovioKa?rjyovp?vo.

Ka?rjKov,

Herm.

6.

18,

II,

With
B

280

the genitive

Ka?iKvovpevoi

of

aKvrei

r&v ?navr&vrcav.
Synax.

NlL.

6,

Athen.

27,1.

2,

Intransitive,

virobexop?vrjv.

of a monastery.

Iren.

Substantively,

m?l?oa,

II, 70 E, et alibi.

prior,

Apost.

Const.

aikia.

Iren.

teacher.

; Where

62.

Epist.

ypapjir), perpendicular

Kara K??erov

1.

7,

??voav ?aalke?s

10.

6, 7.

perpendicularly.

ovpav?v

Plut.

2. Abbot,

se.

rj ko?ctos,

m?erov,

CK r?v

Ka?rjyrjrrjs, o?, ?,

Polyb.

11,

God

?Ka?epio?rj,

et Matthiae

Andr.

Polyb.

ov, perpendicular.

Substantively,
line.

Ant.

m?iC?vca,
20

riov m?rj

93

fjpipa.

m?i?poaais,

At

step.
=

Leimon.

m?l?oa.

9, 32, 2.

NT.

eis Ka?els,

avr?

Xvirelo?ai

9E%rjpxovro

Act.

by

els)

(Kara

b? fjp?avro

O?

?iroirjo-ev

each

see

m?rjavx?Coa

places.)
one.

my

dost thou reside ?

cko

vaier?o as applied

the Epic

??Cero. (Compare

199,

?v ?oqbaXeia

Kal

pov, Nail

a?pms

Sept. Judith. 12,

morjpepiv?s, fj, ?v, (m?rjpipav) daily.
15. NT. Act. 6, 1. Plut.
II, 141 B. Joseph.

II, 808 E.

Nie.

ras

1, 22, 5 KXipa? immpalais

Polyb.

m?rjpepla, as, fj, (m?rjpipav) daily business. POLYB. 6,

33, 4 changed by the editors into m?rjpepela.

The

Koirp?v.

xpei'a,

?vaymlov,

to reside,

m?rjpai,

m?rjpipav,

121.

od. Ill, 559 C.

3. Session, as of an assembly.

118, 120

Sept. Ps.

a avia i
m?rjkoapivrj.

Clem.

power.

episcopal

11,

11,

p.

Naz.

Ka??bpav

of

aov

(jao?ov

on thyfear.

flesh
seat

the

?k tov

Ka?fjkcaaov

?voiai,

Ka?aprrjpioi

on or to.

Imorjk?oa (fjk?oa), to nail

expia

purgatorius,

sacrificia.
as,

Ka??bpa,

lustralis,

(Ka?aprrjp)

/ca?cafia

properly..

THEOPH.

Greek, with
ConT.

17

the dative of the per

of m?iKea?ai,

se.

CONST. ApOST.

6, 6.

Kaiplav

nkrjyfjv.

m?iapa, aros, to, (m?l?oa) seat.

Eus. V. C. 3, 10, p. 582, 30.
Particularly,

the

emperor's

seat

at

the

hippodrome.

Ka0ia fiar lop

et

285,

alibi.

Porph.

In

22.

304,

211, 9.

the Ritual,

In

one

session,

the Psalter

Balsam,

piov).

ad Concil.

the Ritual,

of

ov,

is divided

rb,

a name

APOST.

1.

17,

to certain

given

2,

who

pastor

17.

the congrega

kcXXIov.

?irioKoirov.

POL.

290,

18.

Laod.

43

Ka?iorao?ai

Pa

Trjv eU?va

4.

2, 2.

2,

37

Homil.

36.

CONT.

677,

11

a?obrjy?o,rjoo, (Ka?obrjyos)to guide.

universal.

>a?oXiKOs, rj, ?v, general^

3.)

Ka?oXiKr)

church

universal,

H?pbi?

C.

Ka?oXiKr)

dressed

2, 25,

Afr.

Cod.

true

the

380 C.

Method.

85

II,

Can.

5,

m?opikioa,

1, 57,

4,

Nie.

The

church,
church,

his

Ignat.

that

is,

apostles.
Smyrn.

I, Can. 8. Athan.

8.

I, 116

67.

eirioroXrj, A

general

to the church universal.

epistle,

Eus.

of

adv.

Proc

or

Petr.

pa

I, 263, 11.
116 A.
Zo

Ant.

*0 r&v 'laKoa?ir&v m?okims.

in

Adjectively,

eKKkrjala,

Alex.

Cyrill.

'H m?okiKr)

63 E.

Epist.

1, 8.

4,

general.

'H m?okov

m?okiKOs.

11.

8,

universally

Polyb.

in

okov,

E?S.

general,

in part.

is, m?9

3.

of m?okims

m?okims,

to Kara
pipos,

epistle

ad

2, 23, p. 82,

13.

2. Cathedral, as applied to the principal church

in a city. Eus.
6, 43, p. 312. Epiph. I, 719 B.
Nil. Epist. 2, 290. Quin. Can. 59. Nie. II, 681
E. THEOPH. 717, 8 'Ev rjj Ka?oXiKfj?yia 2o(?)ia rrjs

II,

E?AGR.

SciTENS.
prj ?navrfjarjs.

common,
b?^rj nepl

avrov.

m?oap?krjpivrjs
?nkovarepa.

part.

perf.

425

els nokiv
fjaca,

Soz.

pass,

p.

6,

10,

rfjs napamra?ijKtjs

Ei

rb

bvvarbv,

8 Ai?

68,
5

rj, ov,

Kal

mivfjs

ml

Ka?oapikrjpivrj

used

language

ovk

yek?v

9 Tf?
m?capikrjpivrj

5,

Cer.

(?ap?aei, The

22, 11

m?oapikrjpivos,

Adm.

?nayyeklas.

Ex.

Ei m?okov

1257

Polyb.
PORPH.

Sept.

m?okov

nenovrjpeva?ai

BASIL.

current.

in

inter

daily

course.
m?opokoyeopai
troth.

an

433 C.

(Paris)

rov nkrjalov.

et

and

fjroi m?oki

the katholikos

Id. 6, 20, p. 242,29.

2. At all, in the least degree.

Sept. Job. 12, 23.

or orthodox

et alibi.

Constanti

npomvp?rcapos,

rjros, fj, the office

that

m?okov,

m?okov

catholic

Ilepi

? m?oktms,

*H pfjv pr) avrov

Kaoior?

xpvo~?iraoros

Polyb.

founded by Christ

Apost.

Const.

?KKXrjoia,

The

officer.

e?vai ?aaikioas.)

Caesar.

m?okiKOrrjs,

1,

2, 2, 25, et alibi.

Epict.

'H

intendant

rationalis,

public

?yioa

16.

LECTOR.
AoukSs

NAR.

iKKkrjala.

self-possessed.

rjv o ?irooroXos

Anast.

e?eanv.

the church

titul.

Substantively,

general,

Ka?ioroprjro.

alibi.

6, 23

opposed

10.

22. 23.

Ant.

(See also mraoraois

rrjs ?eoprjropos,

koyo?irrjs,

m?okiK&s,

HlP

ANC.

KXrjpovs.

THEOD.

6,

Karaorrjoeis

11,

composed,

iorop?o.

paint,

THEOPH.

prjoev.

? m?okims,

Substantively,

Aapaamv

22.

85,

triarch of the Pers-Armenians.

m?ior?pevov

Ibid.

I, 4.

Trjv m?okiKrjv

CONST.

Kov, vvv b? koyo?irov. Ibid. 6, 23, 3. 7, 5, 98 and 99.

(Compare Eus. 7, 10, p. 332, 15 9Enl r&vm?okov

to be ordained

about

ds^rovs

II, 476, 14.

to

rov

Philipp.

Ka?eor?s,

part.

.a?iorop?o,

is

Rom.

Clem.

12. 13. Nie.

Perf.

Philon.

NlC.

BASILIC.

or deacon.

presbyter,
iroip?va

Act.

Apocr.

avrov

2.

bishop,

1, 1 T?v

?irioKoirrjv Karaora?rjvai.

8,

575,

apud EUS. V. C 4, 36 'O rfjs bioiKfjaem

m?okiKOs. Athan.
200 F, et alibi.
I, 135 E.

is a candidate for the office of bishop.

bishop ; who
1, 2 Eis

as

10

(Nice).

of finance,

the cathedral church of

Sophia,

eKKkrjalav.

k?ycav key?pevos

cirioKoirov, The

2,

Saint

NUS M.

K?XXa,

cell,

(K??iopa)

(see tyaXri)

17.

Laod.

session,

to ordain,

CONST.

3.

por

twenty

CHOM. 952 A.
Ka?iorrjpi,

Nimias, At
Nic

Theoph.

the

troparia, during the singing of which

tion is allowed to sit.
Ya?iop?nov,

fca?oaco

r?rrjv

tions into which

3.

Cer.

625, 16.

Cont.
2.

558, 19, et alibi. Theoph.

528, 5.

Chron.

348s

rai

to

(m?opokoyeca),
SEPT.

Ex.

21,

'E?v

engage,

promise,
b? r& vl&

be

m?opokoyfjarj

avrfjv.

m?oppiov,
m?oaioca,
cated,

ov, rb, necklace,

perf.

part.

pass,

oppos.

m?oaaioap?vos,

sacred

consecrated,

Sept.

to.

Eus.

Hos.

2,

rj, ov,
1, 3 fin.

13.

(a) Dedi
of m?oa

aicap?voi avr&. Lyd.

loyal. Ephes.
868 A. Novell.

269, 13. (b) Devoted, faithful,

989 B. 1004 A.
Chal. 849 B.
20, 9. Edict.

13, 11, ? b'.

eos,

Ka?ooioois,
Poll.

aiavoL

Can. 17.

Sard.

(c) Condemned?

Ki 349

ais

/ca?oai

rj, (ko?ooioo)

consecration.

dedication,

ml

2. Devotion,
Sard.

Eus.

affection, loyalty.
11.

Can.

Athan.

I,

to

9, 1, p. 440,

201

C.

821 B. !
?
as applied to kings. Eus.
9, 9, p.
454, 19 lH orj Ka?ooioois. 10, 5, p. 484, 13 Tf? ?pfj
Ka?ooi?oei,

14,

Vit.

Chrys.

treason.

AttAL.

treason.

to

4.

irp?yp,a,

474,

him

charged

7 KaoWtcocrec?s

Kpi
with

S OCR.

30 B.

Chrys.

14,

5,

Mal.

Kal p?vos

olbas,

aiXiKat

vi&v ?v?p&noav.)

amat.)

Ka?vorep?o

Ka?vqyaivo

(vqba?vo),
?v avr?
in

as,

the

*Kai,

in the

ov

in.

vqbaopa

Kar?Xi?ov

of when.

ri

Kai;

to bfj (bai). Const. Apost.

XetVet; What defect, pray,
594

irevocv
for

Ei
avrrjv

it?

eis prjb?v
; what

THEOD.

exprjoe
in

I,

Ex.

Sept.

17

28,

Sept.

Nehem.

5,

rrjs oapKos,
induced

b? Kal

ri

Kal
him

Xeirovpyiav

??ep?

iva with
T?|ei

its appropriate

mood.

? ?epeus Kal o(f>??ovai

Sept.

rb opvi?iov,

Lev.
The

13,
10,

9 E?7ra
20

Kat

fHa-a?as

YOL. Vil.

cKa??pioav

r? ya?b(?uXaKia.

b? ?iroroXpa

NEW

Kal Xcyei.

SERIES.

630,

27

Thou,

2v

39

The

because

para,

are

they

scratches.

Kal ylvovrai

Sept.

(Compare

n?vroav

rrjv mpblav

or

expres

inn?pia

airas

are

formed

by
19

459,
evvovxa.

navra

Aa?ibovvrai
19
819

12,

387

Aa/3i8ovcr#ai
Kai

'Epivvvs

like the following it is superfluous.

Ae?apkvrj

priest

shall

kv?fj

?nb

marekk?ov.

Kal 'iXXovs

Kai of
per'

Iblas

rfjs

nap?

avrfjs prjrpbs

rov ?aaikea

Kal napemkeae

k?opa

389,
avrov

Kal

Kai

afcowas

?vfjk?av

per?

yp?p

?va ?no

Zfjvcava

Ae?vnos
Brjplvrjs

rb ILanvpiv marekkiov.
Ka'iaviaral,
Ka'iavol,

is,

e'v rrj epa. Kal rfj

yfj rfjv

e?s

irvpok?yoi,

y pap
that

ypappal,

461,

Chil.

Kal ?vapo?s
called

ixovaas.

6. In examples
Mal.

bi? rb ypappa?s

TzETZ.

Kal evvovxifeo-?ai.

in Bekker.

Thrax

figures

Cer.

para

45

2v

est ; you

know

the word

Dion.

r?

o'Urjaiv

Act.

olbas

alphabetical

LTpoo

APOCR.

pov&raros

Porph.

eixov;

Rom.

anybody

ml

13

279,

only

else.

b? kiyerai

14,5

NT.

Kake?a?ai
Twa?ms

Theoph.
thou

p?vrjv

napeikrjqb?vai.

210

Chron.

language,

Tp?ppara

b? k?ytvaiv

command, and they shall kill the bird; that is, The
priest shall command that they hill the bird. Nehem.

r&v ?noar?koav

even

o? parallelism.

species

to care

2. In expressions like the following, *ai, with the

verb subjoined to it, is equivalent to an infinitive, or to

Kai

3, 3, 4 Miav

women.

only

grammatical

rvnova?ai,

; corresponds

1, 6, 2 T? y?p o-ot koi

dost thou find?
Just.

the world
6 LToiav

Kai

irolos

Cohort. 15

sion following ml is explanatory of the one preceding

it, in which case it is to be rendered that is. This is
a

rcrp?orixov.

In

Kal povoav avap(j)ia?rj

IREN.

178.

than

8,

5.

'Arrap

rjKovoa rrjv Kpavyrjv avrov.

Ka??s

expressions

29

22,

Ka?voreprjocis.

to weave

sense

>EXvirrj?rjv oqb?bpa

Ex.

Sept.

delay.

Kal Xrjvov oov

Ka?vqyavels
Ka??s,

to

(vorep?o),

X?s aXcovos

15.

and

better

Reg.

?eov.

12,

know
3

superfluous.

apparently

??karrav

9E(?)9rjs Kal p?vrjs rfjv avkrjv nak?nov

171

p. 280,
26, 5, 1 Bao-iXiK?
(Compare Polyb.
?yKXrjpara. 26, 5, 3 BacriXtK?oqbeiXrjpara. Ibid. Ba
16.

For

cunque.
1.

? 107,
is

Krjpv?as vnb

p?vov, Women,

High

the Latin

corre

ml

word,

from later authors : Just.

?kfj?eiav

v?pos.
mojestatis,

Kara

evos Kal p?vov

Lyd.

els ?aoiXea

T&v

ara?kov

Kvplois.

Examples

ravrrjv

22.

31,

Crimen

Vit.

5, 3 Eis

Euagr.

relative

brjnorovv,

ml

19

218,

Ilepi

ClNN.

Pallad.

Dem.

p?vos,

burned.

rov

els TLvkas.

Introduction,

Before

was

head

it

ordered

rov mprjra

'Opifei

74

ChRON.

Kecjaakfj, He

accursed

with

8.

39,

rfjv npopoaekkav

see

30

B.

the

to ovv, bfjnore,

sponds

Mal.

13

connection

rfjTcas eivai

Kaoooi?oeos,

*EyKXrjpa

In

to high treason; they

the charge of high treason.

75,

eVpivovTO.

(pepopevrjs

3.

Const.

?vrjyov

?Kb?boKcv, He

?irl Ka?ooiooei

rrjpiov

Ka?ooiooiv

Eis

against him

Pallad.

treason.

of high

the matter

referred

brought

Cer.

t&v ?vipoav

ro?s Kepaaiv

y?p

fj pvaap?

and

burned,

examples,

sense

in the

5,

They

high

Constantine.

says

Majestas,

ApOST.

be

Kai mra?i?aCei

3. Majesty,

4.

Kai imv?rj

PORPH.

Chal.

4 Kekevca

avrrjv ivrav?a.

?yovaiv

'EKekevae

1,11.

18.

et Matthiae

Andr.

=
&v, o?,
&v, oi,

(Kaiv)

K??avol.

Clem.

the Kainites,

Alex.
Ka?aviaral,

900,

14.

Ka?viaral,

els

?
350

KaCv
an

Ka?voi,

ancient

sect.

were

They

/caico

3. Season.

admirers

great

of all the reprobates of the Old Testament, and par

the first murderer on record,
ticularly of Kain,
Their

humanity.

of

was,

evangelist

course,

EUKHOL.

I, 455 D. Epiph. I, 229 D.

also
evayy?Xiov 6.)
(See
K?tv, ?, indeclinable, Hebrew pp, Cain,& son of Adam.
the traitor.

Gen.
=

Ka?vun-ai

Ka?avtorai.

Ka?voi=

THEOD.

as,

as,

Kaivoiroiia,

new

rj, (KaivoX?yos)

mode

mutation,

rj, (Kaivoiroi?s)

of

3.

expression,

Kaivoirpeirrjs,
334

'Yirb

THOD.

39

54,

p.

rov

II,

8,

as,

KaipoXovoia,

rj, (Kaip?s,

o?, ?, time.

*Kaip?s,

Sept.

time.

9Airbmipov

1 Par.
ds

rjp?pas airo mipov

"Ka?' bv
INSCR.

ov

Ka?'

'Ev o

4,

Sap.

K?v

?irioq^aX?s

2. Time,
Kaipbv

13.

eXa?ev

134,20.
10

KaXe?v

simply

time,

eio?e

simply

viro ?v?pov

opportunity.
eiribei?ao?ai

Porph.
e?x* Kaip?v.

oph.

Kaipbv

Cer. 9.

71, 13.

686,

3)

KaiaapUia
to

PORPH.
ov, to,

to

agere,

the

play

1083, 27.

Cass.

INSCR.

3902,

Epict.

b.
1,

19.

19,

to a caesar.

belonging

nepiKeqb?kaia,
SC.

miaapUiov,

Cer.

(Ka?o-ap)

Caesar9s

The
helmets.

nepiKeqb?kaiov,

1.

219,
temple

sar.

of G

Strab.

17,

1, 9.
rjs, fj, the wife
o, Arabie

?va??Xrj,

Theoph.

Cont.

mica,
j

Cedr.

miaapUiov.

1326,72.

Dion

(Kaiaap

Ka?rrjs, ov,

MAL.

o-e/Wro

Caesarianus.

caesarianus.

o,

15

mia?pa.

2, 6, p. 119, 48

ibiav ?pcrrjv.

helmet,

Caesareus,

Kaia?peios.

Sept.

oaXcv?rjoerai.

Diod.
rrjv

irpbs

ov,

I
mia?piaaa,

irXrjpovo?ai.

temporarily.

15.

306,

the

put

Caesar's

3)

caesarem

Substantively,

2, 57, 3.

time. Polyb.

MAL.

3, 24,117.

Kaio-?piov,

e'v KX?bois

y?p

ov,

eis

virepe?aXcv

p. 397,

nepiKecja?ka?ai.

(m?aap),

miaapiav?s,

rrjv ?aoiXdav.

2eXeuKos

Kaip? p?Xiora
a

?e?rjKOra

when,

8,13,

91.

ZOS.

Comnenus

1156, 3.

a, ov,

when.

6.

1, 7,

Kaip?, At which
Kaip?v, For

Upbs

time

(Kaiaap

Cass.

miaapUios,

bv Kaipbv irapeXa?ev

POLYB.

1, 19

DlOD.

tovtov.

Kaipbv ? ?aoiXcvs

rrjv 2eXevK?ba.

'Ev o

the

Ka?'

Eus.

caesar.

the

Kaia?prjos,

Kara cura

To? doiropevco?ai

cav.

Kaiaap

caesar (emperor).
to

time

Kaip?v, From

ds

Kaipbv pera
At

Kaip?v,

3595,16

3137

9, 25

sl title.

ov, 6, (Kaiaap)

Kaia?peios,

CONST.

bathing-time.

Xovo)

22,

4 Tiros

Jud. Prooem.

Bell.

Alexius

fj,

miaapevoa

1, 9.

Apost.

12,

58.

HlPPOL.

Matt.

Athan.

Kaia?pai,

Dion

Kalpipos,

family.

NT.

emperor.

sub-king,

emperor

as,

HeS.

p.

6,

a Roman

of

1, 2, 23, et alibi.

renprjpevos,

mia?pa,

19.
ov, zzz Kalpios*

the Roman

Joseph.

Kp?rcap above

(2), 50 Eis xyT?av Kaivovpylav. THEOPH. 686,

150

r??ps

Epict.

The

78,

KvpiaKr).
A?T.

lepicas,

180, 13.
8,11.
601, 8, et alibi. Theoph.
686, 13. Porph. Cer. cap. 43. Them. 34, 8.

words.

Kaiv?s.

new,

ro?)

nap?

mipbv

Chron.

ME

PHOT.

?avparos.

'H Kaivr) KvpiaKrj, see

a, ov, (Kaivovpy?s)

Kaivovpy?os,

Strange.

Kaivoirpeir?orepos.

Xc?eis, New-fangled

KaivoTTpcirels

rj, ?v, new.

Kaiv?s,

?avrov

To Kaivoirpcir?s

385

novel,

irp?iro)

?y'ifia?ias

cer

through

I, 193 C. Socr. 1, 2. 38.

to bevrepov axypa rfjs ?aai
Kara
36
1, 5, p. 14,

kelas
PlUT.

go

'lovXios Kaiaap.

Caesar,

? Soz.

Polyb.

4, 2, 10.
es, (koivos,

the name

9. V. C. 3, 46.

change.

tupos,

said of the priest or deacon.

?, Caesar,

C a e s a r,

m?aap.

38, 1, 1.

Polyb.

strange language.

THEOD. IV, 206.

277.

To

mip?v,

ka?&v

17, et alibi.

193.

IV,

Aa?eiv

*0 b? bi?mvos

1, 4

DiOD.
2.

Ka?avoi. HlPPOL.

KaivoXoy?a,

apos,

Ka?o-ap,

1, et alibi.

4,

x?^"?ff

K. r. X.

Orig.

276 seq.

Sept.

the Ritual,

tain preliminary forms,

Judas

rov

'o

18

119,

season.

winter
4. In

they regarded as the most perfect specimen

whom
of

The

Mal.

to burn,

kvxvos
2.

51,

I,
j

m?aap

3.

CuROP.

al-caid,

"Pfcipj

leader,

6.

108,

fjyep&v.

453,17.

as a

lamp.

Sept.

Ex.

27

20

"'?vamlrjrai

^ia fi'avro's.
To

heat.

(?)ovpvov,
After
LER.

of

130

LeimON.

64 Mer?

r? mvaai

he had heated the oven. Nom.

Kavo-ov

rrjv ?elav

Xoyx^v.

avrov

rbv

Cote

351
Kina?a

Kam?a,

r),

. . . .

KaKa?a

r)

for

Kam?iov,

PtOCH.

KaKa?iov.
=

rb,

105.

2,

BASILIC

KaKKa?os.

44,

15,

PORPH.

kok?s

adv.

deserved.

84, 3.
and

disastrously,

540,

ov,

Airjpeis

as,

Bell.

evfiey??eis

irvpqb?pos)

Theoph.

o,

SC. vavs or

ROM.

CLEM.

unwise.

OKoXel y?p

birjprjs,

Joseph.

yv?firj)

Dion

Cass.

to

r?, evil

in

r?s ?vai

KaKobibaoKaXovvrcs
Rhetor,

p.

297

280.

Hippol.

as,

KaKobo?ia,

rj,false

in religious

opinion
Eust.

Ant.

matters

660 A.

; op

Athan.

I,

895 A.
KaK?bogos,

in

ov, unsound
207

KaKoCrjXia,

as,

10,

; opposed

religion

to opo?boi-os.

rj,

(KaK?CrjXos)
10,

25,

V.

unhappy

1. KaKoCrjXooia.

Luc?an.

Po
Saltat.

as, rj, (Corj)wicked life.

KaKoCo?a,
18 D.
KaKo?eXrjs, es,

koko?cX?s,

35, 6.

(??Xo)

mal?volas,

Pallad.

malicious.

Vit. Chrys.

KaKo?cXrjs, maliciously.

Basilic.

(?aikovs.
Diod.

accusative.

13,

belief,

heresy.

heretical

hurt,

(mmnoi?oa)
22

4,

heretic,

person,

Mfjnore

mKonoila.

injury,

nkrj?vv?rj

els

?cjaaviapbs

?aaikevai.
as,

Polyb.

fj,

15,

21,

as,

fj,

Pel.

bad

(nokirela)

of

form

government.

3.
=

Ant.

2, 5, 4.

POLYB.

3, 2, 8,

JOSEPH.

mmnpa?la.
149.

1,

Epist.

fjaoa, to be mmnp?ypoav.

mmnpaypoveoa,

as, fj, (np?aaoa)

60,

evil-doing,

Rom. Homil. pp. 17, 7.

ov, (pvnos)

mmaKonos,
ous,

having

npbs

r& ?fjpan,

8,

11,

mischiev

intentions,
602

'Amkov?la

office for

Apost.

Const.

(Compare

p.

The

10.

Babr.
evil

Eukhol.

disorderly.

CLEM.

mmnpayla.

18, 7.

squalid.

ov, (amn?s)

els

disorderly
5

Kal bi?mvos

Ta

7rai8?a

avro?s

boys.
arrjKi

erepos

earoa

?cjaear&s, onoas prj ?raKr&ai.)

ov,

mmavkkeKTos,

brought

II, 805 E.
ill put

Calumn.

Luc?an.

together,

14.

Iren.

badly

com

1, 8, 1 Koko

(?aapraala.

POLYB.
pevos

Nie.

or

collected

badly

(avkk?yoa)

ov, (avvrl?rjpi)

mmavv?evTos,

mmrponevopai
of

pi rovs

6.

513,

fj,

2 Esdr.

avv?eroa

Afr.

53.
adv.

arts.

base

practise

erroneous

(mmmarla)

ecos,

mmnolrjaiv

Isid.

o,

Theoph.

posed.
Cod.

the

(mmmaros)

together, ill-assorted.

82.

Can.

ov,

mmmarlas,

roaaav

D.
imitation.

to
ne

20.

n?ibas mmamnovs,

Amphil.

lyb.

With

fj,

135,

Kamppvnos,

to op?obo&a.

posed

as,

mmnpa?la,
2.

Philad.

Pallad.

madness.

et alibi.

KaKo?t?a

X?ycov.
Ignat.

teaching.

evil.

avrov.

nar'epa

56, p. 586, 38.

mKonpayla,

instruct

iroXXovs r? Kexapiop?va

as,

KaK?qbpov.

incurable

(mmpfjxavos)

suffer.

mmnokirela,

1296, 32.

bib?oKaXos),

Adv.

; op

cOmmkoy&v

16

21,

3, 2 Kamprjxave?v

13,
to

mmnolrjais,

1.

evil-minded,

2,

10

or monk

Epiph.

(kokos,

robs

KaKobibaoKaX?a,

old man

wicked

Epist.

tyvx?s.

fjaoa,

POLYB.

Sept.

APOPHTH.

Sext.

(pav?a)

fj,

mmbo?os.

the being

(kokos,

3, 3, 4.

Iren.

KaKobibaoKaX?o

as,

Theoph.

646,15.

(yrjpas)

ov,

KaKoyv?pov,

Polyb.

judgment.

Vit. Chrys. 57 A.

mmmana,

Jud. 2, 11, 3.

posed

t?ovs

cal

carrying

as a ship.

rj KaKKa?oirvp(j)opos,

to KaX?yrjpos.

Ex.

mmprjxaveca,

KaKKa?oirvpqbopovs.

r), (KaKo?ovXos)

KaK?yrjpos, ov,

bad

(rnrnKpiros)

SEPT.

mmnaoioa,

Theoph.

fire-ship.

Porph.

the classical kokos

(Compare

(KaKKa?os,

Substantively,

KaKo?ovXia,

miserably,
515.

Steph.

drons filled with the Greek fire,

19

as

variations.)

KaKKa?oirvpqbopos,

revile.
mmpavla,

Vit.

173, 6.

its

4.

4, 87,

(mKrjv KaK?s)
they

Adm.

fj,

Kamkoyica, fjaoa, (mmk?yos) to speak ill of any one, to

Polyb.

or

he

Mal.

unlucky.

12, 24, 6.

KaKcvrpcxcia,as, f?, (KaKcvrpcxrjs)guile, wilineSS, wily

character.

ill-omened,

(oloavl?opai)

as,

KaKOKpiala,
19.

Cer. 676, 6.

KaKivK?Kos

ov,

mmi&viaros,

187, 16.

rjv r)ptls KaKKa?ov.

Xyrpa,
Kam?iv

Hes.

KaKKa?os.

KavKa?rj,

naKorponevo fiai

(mmrponos),
5,

npbs

2,

to act

9 Toiavra

tovs npoeiprjpevovs.

to deal

badly,

avp?epepos

ml

unfairly.

mmrponeva?

352
KoXKeavos

KaicorpoTTOs

ov,

KaK?rpoiros,

Dion

(kokos,

Cass.

38, 26.

KOKOv?lOV, OU, T?, =

malicious,

rp?iros)

EPIPH.

KOVKOVpiOV, KOfl^?KrjS.

I,

ov, (qbovrj) bad-voiced,

KaKoqbovos,

to letters.

KaX??oois,

MAL.

13, 11, 1.

(30),

with a capital,
a

of

capital

KaXa

pillar,

147, 10, used collectively.

Cont.

KaXX?lvos.

ArETH.

KaXaKav?rj, rjs, r), vitriol,

copperas,

i) KaXaK?vrj,in the

Greek,

[Modern

GeOPON.

xdXK?v?rj.

rjoojiai,

of

(KaX?prj)

glean.

olives.

ot uiot

e'? avr?v

Cont.

292,

KaXap?piov,
stand.

Chal.

905

D.

b? rb

Xey?pevov

r?

irXrj?ei

(mXapos)

KaXap?piov,
far as form

[So

Lyd.

The

pen-case
20

179,

ovro

e?pcat?

?Kcivoi

KaXap?piov

ink

X?yovoiv.

is concerned,

is nothing

KoXafi?pwv

See also

of KaXafios,reed.

KaXapc?v.

Mal.

of mXapos.

3.

381,

Chron.

=
KaX^yiov

idos, rj,

POLYB.

KaXap?v.

Hes.

4,

71,

3,

V. 1. Ka

. ...

KaXapis

Kal ? ?Xievn

Kos KaXafios.

zz mkUios.

icaXias, ?bos,

fj, chapel.

ov,

6,

of

Ex.

Sept.

candlestick.

25, 31.
c?vos, ?,

Xeyopevco

(KaXafios)
Act.

Apocr.

Paul,

KaXapcovos,

reed-bed,

arundinetum,
et Thecl.
rjroi Pobeovos.

KaXa

p.

'Ev t?

61

PHRYN.

opci

Mal.

203, 5.
ai,

vovprjvia. Plut.

kalendae

2, 51.

Ptoch.
Plut.

I,

65 C

Kaki?bas

lepas,
2kvt

Hes.

shoemaker.

g a)

(cali

ov, ?, c a liga

Koklyiv
mkiyiov,

ov, rb,

Porph.

oaaa,

tu s,

Ptoch.
shoe,

Caliga,

460,

soldier,

vs,

2, 459.

mkktya,

mkUios,

to

shoe,

4.

493

evrekfjs

? y.

4,

74,

1, 155.

Cedr.

(mkiyiov)

PORPH. ?er.

common

NOVELL.

Cer. 264,17.

Kakfjyiov.

I, 622,19.
as

beast

burden.

of

9Emklyovv r? ?aaikim

akoya.
aros,

to,

ov, o,

Cale

(Kokiyooa)

KakrUios,

ric.

horseshoe.

PoT?PH.

Cer.

or

II, 268 B.

calendae,

mX?vbrj,

as,

269 C.

Cod. Afr.

fj, calcatura,

9, 5, p. 233.

(Compare

mkfjKiov,

Kakfj

3.

16,

also

(See

Lyd.

5,160.

Kal

XP^f10

[Modern

general.
ov, =

Kak??pos, ?ipe

blue,

43. 66.

jcaXX??vov xP^/*a*
Greek

Mau

marching.

nepm?rrjais*)

callainus,

Kal 7rap' Alyvnrlois

....

=
j Kakkeav?s

30,

march,

op, (call?is)

venetum.

mkkaios,

shoe,

calcius,
Polyb.

mknos.)

Tos. Diosc.

XaTs

eus,

Kaklyiov, mkklya.

to the eyes
?v,

Leo

Kal Kakiy?pios.

for mkiyiov.

....

KaXapc?v,

o,

ov,

apios,

mkk??vos,
branch

7, 101, p. 142, 4.

121.

Kakmrovpa,

2. Fishing-rod.

KaXapioKos,

mkiyiov.

cala

24.

717,

A?T.

13.

658,

(Kaka<?>?rrjs) Italian

lapivos,

Nicet.

KaX^Kiov, to,

yiov,
zzz

la?rjv,

to calk.

f at are,

KakUios,

Xafios.

KaX?v?ui,

KakaQJaarlCoa, laa,

mkiy

Cedr.

480.

PhRYN.

490,10.

to

Cer.

mk?yoapa,

t?, dimin.

KaX?piov,

pe?v.

Porph.

Kakiy?oa,

Kavi/cXetov.]

KaXapis,

mkaqb?Trjais, em, fj, calking.

675, 6.

537,

II,

KoXiy?ros,

atramentarium.

more than the diminutive

KaXape?v

calker.

(Italian

23.

296,

fa tare)

6,

or ?qbavfjs arpari&Trjs.
reed-case,

13.

I, 294,

24,
mkiy?pis for mkiy apios, 6, a kind of grub injurious to
p. 498 (in a prayer attributed
vegetation. Eukhol.
to
Saint
'EKaXajirjoavro
Tryphon).

8.

rb,

Cedr.

Deut.

avbpas.

irevraKioxiXiovs

9lopar)X

ov,

Gloss.

20, 45

Jud.

Sept.

Figuratively.
oph.

Sept.

mk?vbai.

as a surname.

aayy?pios,
to

Lyd.

Quin. Can. 62^

cala

ov,

Gram.

B.

827

sense.]

KaXap?opai,
20,

the

28.

b? r?s viropoqb?oeis.

6 KaXa??oas

339,

?os. Theoph.
KaX??vos =

24

(koXoOos) tofurnish

ecos, rj, (mXaooo)

applied

631, 20.

Prov.

Sept.

aoKaXa?orrjs.

KaXa?oo,?oo, ooa,
pillar.

ill-sounding,

in Bekker.

Thrax

Dion.

=
?,

KaXa?orrjs,

same

rjs, fj, =

mk?vbrj,

Kaka?a?rrjs,
as

34, 11.

(3? s maus.

en

pateas, Kal

Kak?vbais

32. 33, 18.

662, 55.

136 D.

as a

108

Can.

malignant.

Hes.

K?kka?vov.

SuiD.

GlOSS.
y?k?(ios,

K?XXaiot
K?X

KaXX??vov,
a,

ov, blue

in

Also yakav?s, f?, ?v, blue, commonly applied

; as, yaXav?
mkk?ivos*
KaXXa?vos.

pana.]
GlO^S.

Arrian*.

Peripl.

Mar.

Erythr.

353

fcaXXiya

39

KaXXeav?s

Xi?os,

call?is,

kind

of

893

Chal.

precious

et alibi.

stone.
KaXXiya,

for

incorrectly

SuiD.

rjoo,

seph.

ig a,

rj, cal

as,

KaXiya,

. . . . ck t?v

KaXXtyoXas

KaXXiypaqb?o,

KaXiyiov.

KaXXiyov.
to write

(KaXXiyp?qbos)

Jo

elegantly.

?Xiov

r? ?io

?avrbv

ooqbpoovvrjs

148 (171)
ful word.)

CONST.

?KaXXiyp?qbrjoa.

o,

Apophth.
rov

rtv?

Avbpa

or

k?XXos

re

Tpaqb?o?o
prjb? t?v

irap?

eis r?xos
ov, to,

KaXXUXciov,

1.

Basil.

ov

341,

e'v ovv??oci
15,

1,

180,

from

4.

(See

GeOPON.

KaX?s.

also

T? cKaXXio?rjoav
KaXXioTiavo?,

fiaoro?

oov

2, 23,

9.

Sept. Cant. 4, 10

one

ou, ?, Callistus,

"=

KoXXoKaipiCo,
=

the here

of Callistus,

apxovres,

ein

of

the

of Sabel

founders

Martyr.
Lev.

27,

kakfjaai

376

fjpepa ylverai.
....

10

599,

Kakr) ioprfj

KaX^

fjpepa

vp?v

sirs.

Porph.

Kal pera mkov

kakovpev,

15

Cer. 407,

?nokvo

rbv ?bekcjabv fjp&v.

ov, (tvxjj) fortunate,

?y&v.

Cer. 216,17

fjjiepa,

to you,

morning

exopev

Inscr.

evrvxjjs.

as

4264,

name.

Leo.

mkn?Coa

7,

Pl?T.
35

Sept.

18.

4,

koXtios,
ous

Lev.

23,

40

para

K?XXuvopa

K?kns,
(koX?s,

to monks.

yrjpas)

aaKm^ei

675 C 'O rfjs mknrjs

II,

Kivfjpan

r&

avppirpoa

keyop?voa

good

old man,

evyrjpos,

It has no reference

to age.

Mar.
mkv?iov,

amble.

gallop,

Hes.

SuiD.

(meaning?).

KaX7ra?ei,
to

KaX7r??eiv,

?ablCeiv.
Hes.

galloping.

gallop,

KakrUios,
ThuC.

to

(koXtto),

biarfjs,

KaXoKatpiCo.

KaXXvvrpov.

title given

Kakfj

to you.

morning
Good

pev ae npbs

mkms,

(pOIPLKG?V.
ov, ?,

Apocr.

Porph.

Mer? mkov, God willing.

a?p&s

284.

KaXXiova, KaXXio.

see

evmipos.

aov

Kakr) aov

npoaroana??pie,

aov, Good

ogvn?brjs

seq.

292,

Hippol.

seasonable,

Gen. ?4, 4.

Sept.

314

KaX7ra,rjs, fj, gallop.

o?, the followers

?v,
Hippol.

*KaXXi?repa

KaX?yrjpos,

name.

Kakr) fjpipa.

a proper

KaXXi?repa.)

lianism.

season,

as a proper

K?kna.

KaXXi?o,ooa, (koXXIov) to beautify.

KaXXvv?pov

Nlmis

Kal
Lyd.

597,

2.

Barthol.

K?XXos,

ypaqy?vrov.)

KaXXiova

also

K?XXioros,

in

(tcaipos)

4248,

Kakorvxos,

siarch.

ov,

"Ynapxe

1, ? ff

42,

to Xoiirbv
prjb? r?v ds

inkstand.

Theoph.

?ipos.

Kaki) fjpepa,Good morning.

20

KaXXipao?os,ov, (jiao?os) having beautiful breasts. Mal.

101, 17.

(See

summer,

33.

KavUXeiov.)

KaXXi?repa

74,

AA.

ov, rb, (mip?s)

Kakomipos,

Ill,

irXrj?rj. BASILIC.

(Compare Novell.
prjbevbs

in any

15, incorrectly written

mk?pipos, op, (pis) beautiful-nosed.

trans

Simoc.

ypa(j)?vrov,
r?

ovop?Cei

48, 8, 43.

36.

4,

the summer

to pass

Adm.

with

mkkomipl?oa,

Inscr.

Leimon.

calligrapher,

C.

Marcus

es

<?>ovrjs KaXXiyp?qbov

28.

V.

PALLAD.

19. 716,14.

copying.

yp?obo)

(koX?s,
Eus.

copier.

C,

well-mounted.

well-horsed,

(mkomlpiop)

mk?s, fj, 6p,good, ?ya?os.

ov,

452 A.

transcription,

iaa,

mkomlpiop,

'Ecrx?Xa?evds r? KaXXiypa(j)ia. (A doubt

KoXXiyp?qbos,
criber,

rb,

299

Sab.

evboKla.

will,

good

(Inn?piop)

Porph.

place.

441 C Bi

Aster.

KaXXiypaqbia,as, rj, (mXXiypaqbos) beautiful writing

II, 145 F. DiOG. Laert.
3, 66.
style. Plut.
ov,

(?ekca)

ov,

mkomipl?oa,

1017 D KaXXcosKaXXiypaqbcl.

KaXXiypa(j)iov,

fj,

Vit.

195, 3.

Phoc.

transcribe, as a book.

3. To

as,

mko?ikeia,

name.

5. 61.

Leimon.

Kako?nnaparos,

2, 31.

Apion.

as a proper

C,

Vit. Chrys. 20 E.

2. To write afine hand, ds koXXosyp?qbo. Phryn.

Eus. 6, 23, p. 287, 12.

Ill,

fcaXv?iov

Kal eibos

K?knos.

ov, o, z=z KakrUios?

Hes.

Ko?ka, iv ois
?, the name

Plut,

Plut.
KoXro*

n,

465

141 A,

II,
(write

A.

as a vari

KaXnoi),

?71-08?}

innevovai.
of an

Indian

coin.

Arrian.

Peripl.

63.

Erythr.
ov,

?a

bp?pov.

ov, 6, calceus,

reading.

?nnos

Kakms,

to,

dimin.

of

mkv?rj,

hut.

DlON.

Hal.

354
?o/aoc

Ka\v?tTrj<;

IV, 2037, 12.

123, 11.

Tcov

15

Jan.

one who

Theoph.

7, 5,12.

or

Porph.

?cr?cov irar?pov

hut.

Strab.

a surname.

6, as

667,

in a

lives

Horol.
tov

TlavXov

rjfi?v

Cer.

8.

671,

9,

to,

(koXuVtco)

covering.
in both

-oji?rov

incorrectly

Kap,rjXavKiov.

were

syllables

779 D

Chrys. XII,
are

There

three

three

cover.]
elements.

Eukhol.

at the same time.

(spurious).
one

of which

is for

the

The

latter is called also aijp (see

?rjp2).

For

KaX?s, well.
see

evpov,

the

epxojiai

as, rj, (c a m

5, 3.

Kap?pbiv,

Leo.

ov, rb,
91

HlPPOL.

KoXovpcvov

ovs irrepvyia

Kap?crtov,

one

cO p?v

a part
y?p

Kap?piov,

avrov

side,

=:

the

of

Ka

cKar?po?ev

called.

evbov exet

?varprj?els

?yK?qyaXos

o?

so

brain

dal

vfi?vcs

t?,

mpaoov.

kind

Kap?oiv,

385.

12.

(mprjkos)

to tend

camels.

Xeirrol,

INSCR.

ov, rb, camel,

jmpfjkiov,

ov,

Johan.

6,

=n

mpivala,

fj,

14, 5.

PORPH.

6, camillus.

Plut.

as, fj, furnace,

mpivos.

Cer.

camelopard.

18.

24,
64 D.

I,

Ex.

Sept.

cav, r?, =

Mal.

9, 8.

360.

Phoc.

10.

Porph.

mplvatov

scouts

rb

PORPH.

mplaiov.

Cer.

ChrON.

ov, to, a kind

fiaXXia.

kovoovXiov.

Italian

t**Dp,
See also KaptVtov.]

considered.

of

99,
16.

721,

outer

4.

garment,

45.

Leimon.

Cer..

identi

perhaps

12.

81,

The

Cedr.

I,

732,12.
to make

mpvoa,
on

14.

494,

?iykaroap)

collectively

96

Srp?yjfas

9.

(See also mpivo?iyka.)

for mplaiov.

mplaiov,

camino,

(Italian

(?lyka)

188, 7.

Phoc.

188,

5.

188,

oav,r?,

mpivo?lykia,

o,

opos,

mpivo?iykaroap,

PhOC.

mpivo?lykia.

LEIMON.

eiriKovrCovXov,

Apophth.

2, 51.

Kopivos.

rb, furnace,

10.

I, 755,

n?pbakis)

(mprjkos,

Diod.

mplaiov.

ov,

512,

31.

Macar.

em,

mprjkon?pbakis,

mpfjaiov

THEOPH.

camel-driver.

(mprjkos)
5.

Colob.

(which see).

garment

also mkv

See

Cedr.

mprjkos.

Porph.

friezed

of a cone,

I, 739.

Cedr.

cal with mpaaov

the Arabic

[Compare
c ami ci a, French chemise.

greater

basis.

oph.

outer

Kap?oiov,

the

mpnk?qai,

frustum

unlike

6.

354,
to mprjkavKi,

vulgarly

42.

r? tovtov

nepiri?'epevos

Theoph.

Greek,

most

30 B.

(?>op?oas
of

over.

I, 297,

5.

198,

cap.

Arsen.

AmPHIL.

o?kois.
Apophth.

Kal el-o

arch

the

forming

evaa,

mprjkevoa,

mplaiv
or

to vault

Cedr.

Cer. 466, 7.

irpooayopevovoiv.

Kafi?oiov.

ov,

rb,

mp?pbiov,

Cer.

pavKiov.~\

scout.

(Kap?pa)

ou, rb, =

Kap?oiov

for

and
is not

It

cap.

crown

of

[Modern

mpkacjai,

mpivo?iyka,

Kap?pbrjv,

KeKapapop?vois

Kap?oiv for

a)

a kind

rb,

Suid.

monk's

mplviov,
tent, Kaji?pbiv. Mau

of

20,194.

cocra, (Kap?pa)

Kapap?o,

a kind

10, 12.

ji?pba. Leo.

Psell.

ov,

4.

687,

THEOPH.

for mprjkavKiov.

KapiXXos,

belt, girdle, C?vrj.

*1Q3, kumur,

e r

incorrectly

Kap?piov,

KaXcos

?c?vai orpaTtcoTiKa?.

Kap?pai,

Kaji?pba,

and

fjX?es,

evpioKo.

Kap?pa,as, rj, Persian

Hes.

KaXc?s

phrases

and

PORPH.

42.

19,

Keobakfj, mpekavKiov.

I
mprjkavKiv

Sept. Deut.

126.

Can.

Leo.

k?cjaos rfjs nepiKeqb?kalas

Ti?pis,

mprjklrrjs,

KaXvirro, to veil, said of the putting of the veil on a

Cod. Afr.
virgin dedicated to the service of God.

K?fiaoov,

Hes.

the

patin (bioKos), another for the chalice (irorrjpiov),and

the third for covering both the patin and the chalice

1104

transports,

mpa?ia,

I, 297,14.

573, 9. Adm. 82, 11.

11. 353, 16.

vulgarly

the sacred

covering

mXvpfiara,

first

[The

KaXvfipa,

by

suggested

to, a cloth for

aros,

KaXvppa,

Eukhol.

Cedr.

mprjkavKiov.

mprjkavKiov,
j
=

KaXvpavKiov

to

mpekavKiov

Qrj?aiov

9 Kaparep?

178,

fj, camella.

14.
aros,

KaXvp?opa,

Adm.

mpeka,

places.

ric.

Imparep?s, ?v, (mparrjp?s) working, laboring, industrious.

rov KaXv?irov.

Kal 'lo?vvov
KaXv?opa,

Adm.

Porph.

Porph.

ov, ?, (KaXv?rj)

KaXv?irrjs,

161 A.

Pallad.

vnovpy&v
pe?v
as

: to do.

olmb?pois.

aoampia.

if from mp?ca.

659,

27

LEIMON.

PORPH.
14
HES.

Cer.

mpo?evroav
Kap&,

beer. Prisc.
jmpos, 6, (Hunnic)

'Epyareias

463,

write

ipyaaopai.

183, 14.

empvev

9Oqbeikei

Kapca?ivroav

355

Ka?iirajLov

ov, rb, =.

Kaf?ir?yiov,

Mal.

K?pirayos.

11.

322,

CHRON.

ov, o, campagus,

Lyd.

a kind

Kapir?yiov,

shoe.

of

toa,

KapiraviCo,

BoiSS.

Kafiirav?s.
to weigh.

(Kapirav?s)

to, =

Kapir?vov,

GlOSS.

Kapnrav?s.

Kafiirav?s,

622

DAMASC.

I,

Kapir?vov,

campa

in Modern

ir?vov,

t? orar?pi.

Greek

ubi

ejus

primum

non habet,
vago

usus

mensurata.
ov,

KajnrrjbrjKTopiov,

rb,

Cer. 11, 21.

Porph.

Gloss.
the

duas

the

of

flag

ov,

?,

Mauric.
11.

irebiov.

campus,

Hes.

K?piros,

Chron.

iinrobpopos.

I, 782 D.

2. Castra, camp. Athan.

rj,=

as,

K?pirrpa,

irrpa peorr)

K?y?ra. APOPHTH.
GLOSS.

ipariov.

208.

rj,

20

campsa,

ov,

KapitvX?pivos,

Kapirrpa.

GlOSS.

(KafiirvXos,

pis)

aquiline-nosed.

& man's

name.

Bekker.

K?fi?rrpia,

Kap?s,

rj, case,

K?pfya,

box,

ehest,

HES.

Kapyjs?Krjs,

Judith. 10, 5.

Kayjs?Krjs, KaKov?iov,

Epiph.

r), ?v, belonging

KapyfrapiK?s,

mpbrjk?nrrjs,
I

campsa.
Mal.

baths,
Epiph.

lighter.

KOVKovfiiov.

ov,

campsarius,

took care of
I, 459 B.

the

fj, the wife

Nil.

SEPT.

Mau

who,

Kavovv.

rpv?kiov,

torch.

Athen.

61.

15,

at

Basilic.
anroa)

15,

6.

4,

candle

lamp-lighter,

of

a mvbib?ros.

PORPH.

Cer.

o, basket,

Kavlas,

the clothes of those bathing.

Hes.

mkaOosthe

emperor's

Cer. 719,18.

inkstand

Curop.

ov
keeper

12, 19.

form of cannicula,
canna;
mkap?ptop,

1133.

Inscr.

2, 184. Pro?.
II, 441, 15.
10.
Mal.
15.
Chron.
142,
327,

to,

ov,

Porph.

peror's

the

an officer.

Epist.

fO rov mviKkelov,

slave

a kind

Also,

Cer. 724, 4.

139, 20.
14.
501,

15.
o,

(mpbfjka,

Porph.

Lyd.

?rjKrj,

K?fiyfra,

o,

ov, 6, candidatus,

mvbib?ros,

9, 4.

Kap.Rapios,

Kavovv.

67, 21, incorrectly written with one 2.

1195.

acampsarius?

I, 496,

can.]
candle,

K?p

I, 136 D.
to

Cedr.

2. A suspended lamp. Epiph. I, 723 A. Leimon.

155. Mal.
468.
267, 6. 285 mvbfjkoav. Chron.
Nie. II, 1033 G
546,17.
~
mvbrjka?pa, r), mpbfjka?pop. BASILIC. 44, 13, 3. 44,

mvUkeiov,

o, =

n?pobos

oarpamv,

K?vaorpov,

arca,

Comn. 390 (Paris).

K?\?ra.

street,

road,

basket,

ov,

yXooooKopelov.

ric.

Hes.

as, fj, candela,

4029.

?, ?,Kamys,

5,11

ov, rb, candelabrum.

314, 10.
KajivrCrjs,rj, ?, dimin. of Kap?s.

Gloss.

(10), 42 mv?koi.

rb, canistrum,

mvbib?naaa,
as,

mpirrpia,

251,

58, 22, 1.

conduit.

canal,

mpbfjka?pop,

et ?rcela,
z=z

5.
20.

15, 19, 1).

Poemen.

K?pirrpa,

673,

GLOSS.

[Compare the English

j
Chron.

Mal.322,12.

Kapirr?s,ov,?,flexus,abend.

539,

205,17.

2iKeXoi.

way,

ov, 6, canalis,

of dish.

et

Pet.

Basilic

canalis,

17. H?rmen.

mvbfjka,

Adm.

20.

cloax.

mvaarpov,

Martius.

Campus

173.

Mal.

7,1.

Act.

Apocr.

'Ev tc5 K?pTTcp Mapr?o,

72

Paul.

to,

Can.

mvaklams,

in military

?brjy?s,

mvva?is.

ov,

Sard.

Cer.

PORPH.

cloaca.

mv?kiov,

KajiiribovKTop.

12, 8. 11.
language. Chrys. Ill, 519 C. Mauric.
Leo. 7, 54. 55. Porph. Cer. 411, 6. 429, 4.
K?piros,

mva?ov,

mvakos,

-ibiKr?pia. 641.

ductor,

Intro

See

See ibid. ? 107, 1.

Porph.

mppa?is.

mv?krjs, 6, sewer, drain.

lances

stater.

Kap7rav?s,

575,19

o, campi

opos,

KapiribovKTop,

Haec

est signata libris et unciis et

sed virga

pondere

est.

repertus

rb,
rb =

Kav?krjs,

regione Italiae nomen accepit,

16, 25, 6 Campanaa

mpa?iop,

Hispal.

Ism>.

some.

about,

3. After a relative word.

C.

Kap,

campanum,

campana,

steelyard,

numeral,

? 78, 3.
! DUCTION,

117.

I,

num.
ov, o,

2. Before

ov, rb, =.

Hes.

Kavovv, mpiaKiop.

basket,

(mp^a)

kov (ml ?p), at least, but. NT. Marc. 5, 28. 2 Cor. 11,
i 16. Just. Apol. 1, 26. Ephes.
1004 D.

134, 22.

Kap,irav?piov,

ov, to,

mpyffiov,

530, 6.
K?pirayos,

icaviickeiov

and
which

if

so,
see.]

inkstand,

Cinn.

or

184,16.
rov

'O inl

Kakk?Kkeiov.

holder.

mpiKkelov,

em

The

Porph.

Cer.

9,

[It seems to be the Grecized

the analogical diminutive of
it means

nothing

more

than

356
Koir?vt]

feavlfcXeio?

the

ov, 6,

mpUkeios,
mp?Kkrjs,

17.

inkstand

emperor's

6 rov mPiKke?ov.

or holder,

II,

19.

SOCR.

keeper

PORPH.

Cer.

7,

131,

(Compare ?v?pa? 2, ?pyvpos 2.)

?, =

mvlKkrjs,

THEOPH.

mvUkeios.

for mplaKiop.

mplaKip

to,

ov,

*mvlaKiov,
Poll.

Apophth.

2. Present, gift,
Adm. 210. Phoc.
ov,

*mviarpov,

can

to,

apud Athen.

wicker

rb,

6,

Theognis

mviarpov is a

Jur.

to

leader

into

receive

the

of

Kawla,

To

2.

of

Scripture.

Socr.

said

canon,

of

ecclesiastical

Novell.

30,

7, ? d.

128, 5. 6.

Kovs

yjrakpovs

?i?kla,
?fjKrjs,

?kk?

Greg.

books

7TioroXai,

Kai n?kai?s

Athan.

15

the New

of

letters.

KavoviK?

KavoviK?s

^?Xr^s,

II, 290 F.

Basil.

Laod.

yp?ppara.

regular

Ill,

85.

sacerdotal

clergy

16.

17

in

as a

(titul.)

musician.

its

Mau

ClNN.

14.

Anc.

general,

order.

acceptation.

?epariKos

Ant.

2.

clerical

Those

116 E.

Apophth.

I,
to

belonging

6. 11.

of devotion,

Act.

Thadd.

5.

Epiph.

3.

Leimon.

Apocr.

order,
Nie.

Kar?Xoyos.

3. Office, prescribed form, formulary

2.

15.

Neocaes.

or order,

catalogue
?

24.

12.

141,

ecclesiastical

O? ev tc?> Kav?vi e?eTa?opevoi,

Cyrill.

Hier.

Procatech.

complete

numbered

41.
ANT.

8.

the clergy in gen

Basil.

the

In

and

church-singer.

4.

4.

Kav?ves the

646 D Uap?ipos ns

(a) Of mvoviml,

Substantively.

II,

560 D.
(b)

32

6,

military

in

canon,

1,1.

the

rfjs iKKkrjalas mvoviKr).

eral.

Basilic.

KayKeXX?ptos.

The

bia

2. Canonical, dedicated to the service of the church.

Laod.

2.

8e? Ibioari
amp?piara

II, 114 B.

Nyss.

Canonical

yp?ppara,

ovb?

rrj iKKkrjala,

the canonical

ov

"On

r? KavoviK? rfjs rnipfjs

Old Testaments.

KavoviKal

59

LaOD.
iv

kiyea?ai
popa

se. ?i?kla,

KavoviK?

I,

Athan.

II,

13. 117.

122.

fj, ?v, canonical.

mvovims,

Basil.

12, 71. 72.121.

2.18.

?KoXov?ia

ov, 6, canonicarius.

mvovimpios,

Nie.

rules.

17.

2,

?,

Apost.

the sacerdotal

make

Kal ?el

Athan.

canonically.

cantator,

ou, ?, =

ovos,

287 B.

I, 962 A.

Athan.

3.

59,

KavoviKas

Xeyopevas

KavoviK?s,

Leo.

2,18.

Kav?v,

at

choir

Sab.

canon

the

?vayeypap

reading.

Can.

Epist. 3, 241. Vit.

323 A, et alibi. Chron. 439,19.
laca,

Kav?va.

NOVELL.

Kav?vi.)

T?s

KaoTprjoios.

opos, ?,

KavrfiX?pios,

Gloss.

apx<o)

of

==

various

ric.

367.

Nil.

mvovl?oa,

adv.

KavoviKos,

KavoTploios

14,1,15.

(mv&v,

10

ARETH.

T?s

irap??vovs

ckkX-tjoiov

viro

ofiorj

fir)

3. Versed in the canons of the church.

III, 268 C.

Kavr?rop,

reed-joint.

47,

t?v

T?s

112 E.

[The modern

Polyb.

(mvinj)

ov,

church.

12.

34,

t&v Kakapcav.

ol K?vbvkoi
mvov?pxjjs,

apud

Them.

mvaarpov.

Psell.

KOVV77,rjs, fj, canna.

ov,

ArIST.

basket.~\

ov, hempen.

mvva?ivos,

mwlov,

i strum,

8, 60.

shallow

broad,

Kavovv.

b&pov. Porph.
196, 14.

22

irap??vovs.

91.

10,

rfj

irap??vo

p.

t?

MARTYR.

8.

Sara

mvias,

basket,

388.

O?ai

1, 17,
?v

p?vas

CONT.

118

Ritual,
kovcov has

bevr?pa

obi)

Kav?v

nine
is

is

co?a?.

a
But

in most

; still

wanting

obai.

of

system

the

of

as if the bevr?pa obr)

occupied its proper
last
the
is
obi) always called obr) ?w?rrj.
place. Thus,
? 43.)
(See also Introduction,
'O peyas

Kavc?v, The

canon,

great

the

in

longest

se.

nap?ivos

or

ywfj, A

virgin

dedi

cated to the service of the church. Basil.

II, 530 D.
272
D.
B.
260
D.
144
Ill,
(Compare Athan.

the

Its composition is ascribed to Saint An

dreas, bishop of Crete, who died in the early part of
the eighth century. It is sung on the Thursday
next after the fourth Sunday in Lent, at matins.

Ritual.

Triod.
5. Penance.

Amphil.

194

B.

Nom.

Coteler.

151.
*H KovoviKi),

the

co?a? are

Kair?brjs,

rj,

o, Kapades,

proper

name.

Inscr.

4506 (A. D. 94-178).

Kair?vrj, rjs, rj, helmet

made

of hair,

rpixivrj

kvvtj.

Hes.

Ka7T TOj\iov

z= Kottitc?Xiov.

Ka7rera>Xiov
rious
mnfjpiov

as

2,

18,

2,

a va

of

Kka?imvkapios,

of

PORPH.

mnlarpiov.

Cer.

ov,

mnlarpiov,

r?,

N?vvat
Kairvpiov,

taxes.

capita,

24

Novell.

fin.

=
K?pa, as, rj,

Keob?kin&v.

Kecfa?krjn&v,

capitatio,

Porph.

uncertain.

deminutio.

capitis

18.

Cer.

ANTEC.

Za?as

mnvl?oa,

Polyb.

1, V.

3, 26,

1.

rb,

uncertain.

meaning
rekelas

ov, rb,

(mnv?s,

Galen.

to smoke,

T?v

pixPL

koaploi? Kal KpiKekklois.

(See

ekaiov)

resin

Mauric.

1,

?arpay?kov

?vaav

Sept.

Mal.

also

mnvovxos,

18

20,

To

246,

hearth-tax.
17

r?

Substantively,
Theoph.

T^v Xeirovpyiav,

to,

incense.

756,
fjv nape?xw

(mnvl?oa)

PORPH.

Cer.

Porph.
ko?tovXiov,
Ka7rovr, see

as,
Cer.

(mnv?s,

ex?)

mnvob?xrj*

BASILIC.

crupper,

of

accented

6.

35,

583,

Kapa?ias.

MARTYR.

660, 18.

t? mpa?i,

rj, (Kapa?os,

a merchantman.

20.

722,

Kapa?os.

AretH.

Adm.

54.

130. 270, 6.

ship."]

iroi?o)

vessel.

LEO.

boat-building.

Martyr.

5G.

Areth.

Chron.

Mauric.

ov, ?, carrago.

7.

12,

18.

Lei

[The
Leo.

4,53.
cos,

rj, (Kaparopos)

Mal.

Xiop?s.

decapitation,

?iroKe(f>a

10.

473,
rb, Arabic

ov,

Kap?aviov,

caravan.

ffcil^p,

Porph.

Adm. 201, 20.

ov, rb,=
rjs, fj,

Kap?ovvrj,

Kap?ov,

ovos,

PORPH.

Kap?ov.

VlT.

mp?ov.

Kap?ovviov,

Porph.

SERIES.

Cer.

670,17.

Kapbrjv?Xis

360 C.
46

car

to,
?v?pa?.
ov,

Kap?ovapios,
?v?paKapios,

Katrins.

VOL. VII. NEW

amnovkiov.

17.

ov, r?, c a p u 1u s.
Ka^ira,

the

scapula,
459,

boat,

ov, 6, boat,

Kap?ovviv,
fj,

MAL.

to, =

Cer.

AmpHIL.
Kap?aviov,

4.

674,
20 A.

PtOCH.

Kap?ov.

2, 617.

K07TVIK?S.
6,

A.

Theoph.

20, 71.

Kapay?s,
Ex.

58, 2, 13.
mnovka,

as,

Kap?ovviv for

ov,

gallus

696, 15. 700, 8, et alibi.

Slavs changed it into Kop?bX.]

flowing

naturally

468, 15.
Ka7TVOS,See

K?irov,

1093

I,

the mate

Chron.

Greek,

[Modern

Kap?aviov,

aros,

irXa

4031

70, 16. 19.

Cer. 474, 20.

mon. 55.

amnklov.)

vn?p mnvov.)
mnviapa,

rb,

Kapar?prjois,
to smoke.

the smoke-tax,

(Compare

60 C

elbos

Kairrjpia,

Gloss.

EPIPH.

incorrectly

Kapa?iov.
ov,

Kapa?os,

726 F.

XIII,

intransitive.

fj, ?v, pertaining

mnvimv,

B.

I, 36 C.

PSELL.

capon.

(Kapa?os)

55

for

Kapa?oiyyiia,

opos rb mnvl?ov.
mnvims,

S?ID.

Chron.

o,

?,

Kapa?iov,

Ka7rirc?X?vos.

from trees.

103

I,

665, 6.

Porph.

avv mnklois

mnvikaiov,

POLYB.

6, 19, 6.
6, Capitolinus.

popivas

c a p o,

rb K?pa.

Leimon.
Kapa?iv

Kan-erc?Xiov.

ov, r?, Capitolium,

ov,

mnklov,

C.

Plut.

X?yavov.

22, et alibi.

bepivovrlcav,

Ka7rer?)Xios,

=
rb,

ov,

K?7TCOV,covos, ?,

2, 4, 3.

Ka7rir?>Xios,

Hes.

Plut.

alyeios.

a, i), caprotinus.

Kapa?ias,

2, 18, 2.

garment.

Kairparlvai.

Ka7rir?)Xiov,

2, 23.

castratus.

cav, r?, meaning

463, 5.

I, 36

Kovvros, r? irap' rjpiv Kairvpia.

8, 2.

mmr??kia,

mmns

ovov.

qbop?ia

Kanlarpiov,

Cer.
SuiD.

Porph.

?rmov (?aop?ia.

p u t)

&vos,

Novell.

bridle.

3.

13,

mniTan&v,

(c

Edict.

Hes.

fj rov

Kanlarpiov,
mnira,

c a p i s t r u m,

rb,

5, et alibi.

Plut.

caprarius,

Kairparlvos,

Deut.

Sept.

of woman's

2, 23.

?p?na.

a?f.

capra,

Kairp?pios,

341, 5.

460,

ov, rb,

kind

Ka7T7r?Tta, yuvatKe?a

turnkey.

K?irpa,

dimin.

rb,

Deut.

Sept.

rj, Cappadocia.

okos, ?, a Cappadocian.

Kairir?nov,

501.

mmarp?Kiov,

as,

Kairir?boC,

see.

ov, 6, a corruption

Steph.

fcapi?rjvakis

KairiraboK?a,

115.

14,

which

mnvpiov,

mniKk?pios,
Vit.

Polyb.

Diod.

reading.
=

357

?,

bo,

charcoal,

Kap?aviov,

Kap?ovvrj,

S?ID.
carbonarius,

?v?paKevs.
Kapbiv?Xios*

Phot.

collier,
279,

p. 530,

PSEUDO-SYNOD.

coalman,
30.
344

B.

358

KapSca

Kapbla,

rj, heart.

as,

religious

Const.

ov, ?,

Kapbiv?Xios,

Apost.

Theoph.

(Kapbia,

336

Vit.

Kabbiv?Xios,

irXrjooo)

aKos, 6, (Kapbia,

qbvXag)

2. Offerings made to the church. Const.

7. 9. Ibid. p. 426.
4, 6, 1. Gangr.

POLYB.

breastplate.

4,

Kapbvs,

mvT&jiara

(Kapbia) to ravish the heart.

KOprjpe,car ere

ov, 6, career,

PHOT.

Lex.

Diod.

II, 515, 40.

for

ou,

in a

to,

ov,

[Modern

sense.]

|
as,

carrucola,

Geopon.

Antec.

2,

ov,

t?,

Id.

Prjbiov,

Kparijpes
Toi?

Kapovxov,

Kapir?vnov,

ov, rb,

C a r p e n t U m,

apa?a,

?irrjvrj.

K?pirevTov,
ir?vnov,

DlON

DlON

CASS.

Mal.

a kind
CASS.

959,

Kapirocj)op?o,

Deut.

Sept.

to bear
fruit.

Kvpiov rjp?v

'Irjoovv Xpiorov.

7rXaTet crou to?

rjp?v dprjp?va.

20,

IREN.

ams.)

Prooem.

1, 1, 3 A Kapiro<j)opovoiv

offerings

INSCR.

ediblefruit,

mpqblov,

vo? ?Vi 7roX? Kapiroprjoeis

2. To present

Kap

70.

1 Kapiroqbopel

ds

rov

2.

179,

Ibioarelas

e?

an?bcav.-

evvovxos,

eunuch,

THE

radical portion of this

"1!fp or flp-]
nut.

Sept.
=

mpviamvs,

ov,

to,

(mpvov,

(?avkkov)

Eukhol.

of

species

Ptoch.

nut-like.

Ex.

33

25,

mpvoa

Kparfjpes

date.

Diod.

31

2852,

ov, to, nail,

Cer.
In

Qi?krj

as

670,

the plural,

of

KoiX?TTjTes

Kapfp?a.

rwv

well

2,166.

2, 53.

(jaolvii;,

a va

Strab.

16,

of nuts, as a cup.

mpvoarr).

iron,

the

clove,

Kapvoarbs

rfkos*

also

(See

Leo.

mpv?

5, 4.

6, 26.

18.
r? mpqala,

the suckers

of thepolypus, mrvkrjb&v. Schol.

Ai

avroi, produce.

Const.?

or

Porph.

'Ev tco

r? bi ?X?ycov
vq?>9

to the church.

4.

26,

of r?XXoi

nepi?&paros

2, 41.
2. Ornamented with figures

20.

POLYC.

Deut.

Kapr?kapov

of mpvov,

KapvcuT?s, fj, ?v, (mpvov)

86.

of vehicle,

Kapiro?poros,ov, (mpir?s, ?poros) producing

as a tree.

971,

Sept.

(see mpvoaros).

mpv?cjavkkov,

riety
mpirevTov.

17.

163,

mpr?kapos. Lyd.
tov

nkfj?os

iKrervnoapivoi

known spice.

(Kapo?xa)

to

fjv

ov, o, dimin.

699, 15.

carriage-house.

of

see.

basket.

okrjv mraaKevfjv

a, 6, (Arabic)

mpv?ams,

345, 19.
ou, to, =

of

145, 19. [The

word is found in the Hebrew

paibiov).

(write

Kapovxopelov,

10.

Mal.

which

mprapepa,

Oph. Cont.

Chron.

361,17.

Cer. 414,

Kapovxa.

oxrjpa,

"Appa,

Mal.

1,48.

b?

Trjv

mpr?ip?s,

Martyr.

carriage.

et alibi.

18,

4,

ovopa?ei.

Leo.

pulley.

chariot,

29, 25

10, 7.

mprapepav,

t? KapovXi, in the same

Greek,

Lev.

Kapx^8a>v.

6, a kind

ov,

4 Reg.

Plut.

12

Carui.

Sept. Ex.

Sept.

mpnoapa.

ov, 6,=

mpr?kapos,

178.

2,

Carum

caraway,

588, 8. Porph.

571, 7.

pabiov

PtOCH.

'OXo

Kvploa.

fj, Carthago,

Kapr?yeva,

"S?qbpov.

eirrj.

carmen),

4, 52

fjpipav.

mprapipa, as, fj, (Keltic) girdle,

rj, carruca,
8.

Polyc.

Hes.

Ovto

bcoporrjpiov.

(from

Italian

rb,

19, 5.

Kapovxa,

apud

BOISS. III, 412 Kapva?acW ?vaToXycov.

9, 28, 2.
Kapoiov,

SoPHRON.

mpr?kkos,

Kapva?abiov.

Kapva?abiov,

ion
=
ecos, fj,

mpnoaais,

II, 278 C.

I, 31 A.
Kapva?abiv

to

K?pKapov,

r
r?, c a m

equivalent

beop.orrjpiov.

m?9

Apost.

to the |mpncar?c, fj, ?v, (mpn?c) ornamented with figures

fruits ? Sept. 2 Reg. 13, 18 Xir&vmpnoar?s*

I, 31 A.

Plut.

1 Esdr.

Sept.

sacrifice.

K?pncapa,aros, to, (mpn?oa) offering.

1195.

Bekker.

careo),

(from

or?peo?ai.

*mpmpos,

K?ppiva,

name.

offer

mpnova?ai

K?pncap?

a man's

v, 6,Kardys,

Greek

Sept. Cant.

rjp?s.

9EKap?iooas

to

mpn?oa,

6, 23, 14 and 15.

Kapbi?o,?oo,

invention.

4, production,
the heart.

in

struck

p. 60.

Jacob. Leiturg.

Apocr.

B.

290

Sab.

mpnoobopla, as, fj, (mpnoob?pos)a bearing offrait, fruit

Philon.
I, 105, 46. 397, 4. Iren. 1, 4,
fulness.

C.

8, 10, 3.

Apost.

6.

736,

KapbioqbvXag,

in
avrols

heart.

cardinalis,

ov,

Kapbi?irXrjKTOs,

6,

heart,
3 A?s

a cardinal,

PSEUDO-SYNOD.

Kapbrjv?Xis.

8,

a new

them

Kaivijv, Give

Kapbiav

new

Kaivr), A

Kapbla

sense.

tcap<f>cov

nkompoav

tov

on

the

Opp. Hal.

nokvnobos,

r?

feelers

2, 312
key?peva

359

/cap(j)O?)

?oo, (mpfyos) to nail.

Kapqb?o,
3.

10,

I, B,

Apocr.

ARIST.

SCHOL.

Nicod. Euangel.
824

Ran.

Paul.
tor.

KeKapqbop?vai

oav?bes.

Kapx?v,?, a title of nobility among the Turks.

Adm. 174, 20.
ov, rb,

Kapor?v,
K?oa,

HES.

v?pipos

c a s u s.

o,

Gloss.

ov,

casa,

?,

13.

103,

K?o-os,

as,

rj, (casula,

twelfth

of

part

coarse

Proc.

Kaoo?v.

tell.
17.
Kaoo?v,

ibos, rj, e a s s i s,

Kaco-?v,

2.

oph.

6.

K?oravov.

ov, to, =

mar?veiov,

ov, rb,

Kaoravov,

ovk exovra
KaoreXX?ros,

chestnut,

Kapva

2,

Kaor?vaiov,
2, 43.

b? ?irl r?v

(Compare

?voyaiov

(K?crreXXos)

K?pvov

ship

of

Chron.

ov,

to,

KaoreXXos.

APOCR.

Act.

16

9.

2,

9,

Kaarpivaia

Basilic.

19,

nemvkiov,

IbioKrrj

154

marpfjvaios.

Ibid.

?pros.

D.

352

C.

7.

703,

an offi

castrensis,

marpfjaios,

I,

2, 281.

Epist.

marpivaios,

Kaarpfjaws

Porph.

Cer.

MAL.

marpfjaios.

attack

p?xopai)

Theoph.

Tcixopaxla.

ov,

Lyd.

Theoph.

Pet.

fort.

castrum,

581,

fort,
B.

1369

135, 12.

Chron.

Castra,

camp,

Kara Pcapalovs

6.

upon

fort,

Porph.

Cer.

(ppovpiov.

Theod.

Lector.

I,
2,

34.

602, 7.

arpar?nebov,
napep?okr)

in the plural,

Epiph.

SuiD.

napep?oKfj.
?acja?kfjs.

r? marpa.

Antec.

2,11

init.

171. 193, 22.

Attal.

et

rb,
Chal.

ca, rjaa,

(marpoqbvka?)

to command

fort.

12.

35,

maTpo(j)vka?,
z=

NlL.

as, fj, (marpov,

Kaarpo(?)vkaK

699, 21.

marikopa.

1, 11,

Kaarpevaiop

marpfjaios.

Oftener

(See

196, 20.
Kaor?XXiov,

2.

?jvXoKaorpov.)

Kaor?XXivfor mor?XXiov.

Antec.
ANTEC

fj, ?v, castrensianus,

Patr.

Anab.

620 D KaoreXX?ros Kapa?os.

CONST.HI,
KaoreXX?o,

of

742, 11, et alibi.

K?arpov,
as

a vessel

top of

written

incorrectly

J?R.

Athan.

618 B.

rjv 7roXX? r? irXar?a

castellated,

ships.

^vk?marpov.)

peculia.

Substantively,

marpov,

bia<?)vr)v ovbcpiav.)
rj, ov,

The

467, 7.
or

Xen.

a top or

12, p. 346.

the

(AcaoreXX?c?)

672,

514,

assault,

2, 38.
Kaor?veiov,

with

430, 5.

50

2, 8, 4.

ATHEN.

Ill, 225,

TrXo?a, Castellated

a, ov, castrensis,

28,4.

19.

123,

Ge0P0N.

Kaoravov.

Athen.

KaoravdiK?v.
5, 4, 29

INSCR.

rb,

marpfjaios.

marpopaxla,

rj, chestnut-tree.

as,

Kaorav?a,

The

DlOD.

(See

GLOSS.

cer.

chestnuts.

ov, rb, =

Kaor?vaiov,

Hes.

? an officer.

to Kaoravov.

rj, ?v, belonging

Proc.

also marekk?ros,

Castrensia

nemvkia,

202, J marpfjaios,

KaoovXa.

Mauric.

Kao-reXX?)peva
8.

marpfjvaios

irepi??Xaiov.
bailiff

as

30,

marek

marikkiov,

fort,

628 D.

castratus.

o,

marpiatav?s,

Kaorava'iK?,

K?pua

No

6.

544,

Kaorava'?K?s,

also

iraxv

ip?rtov

Kaooibiov.

of garment,

20

aros,

Chron.

Kal rpaxb

279,

Ill,

rop.

1, 2, et alibi. Mal.

kind

of war.

Porph.

marpivaios

[Com

19.

330,

of metal,

ov, ?, c a s t a 1 d u s,

moraXbos,

war.

helmet

85, 4. Mauric.
Leo. 6, 25. I
ov, rb, a coarse

Cer.

PORPH.

Kaoois.

560,

see marpov.

8,
ov, to, =

I, 623 A.

115,

marp?ros,

?1DD? t? cover : ^DD? a? covering:

pare the Hebrew

PrOC.

C a S t e 11U m,

6,

459,

war.

ov

covering

I, 522,

Kaarekkos.

ship

marikkcapa,

KaoovXa,

(Compare

casa)

so called,

garment

Kaoois,

as a

marpa,

Kaooibiov,

ov,

oph.

r)

pepos,

Kaoo?v.)
KaoovXa,

Lec

Chron.

marekk?ca, caaa, (Kaarekkos) tofurnish

GlOSS.

r?raprov.

the

o?kos 2,

house,

Mal.

7,

Theod.

alibi.

name.

CODIN.

zodiac.

et

10.

ovpqbop?.

the

386,

ov, rb,=

kov. Epiph.

k?ois.

Jur.

1177 C.

(536),

16, et alibi.

tops,
ov,

Mal.

Kaarekkos,

JUR.
K?oos,

Const.

1, 37.

a proper

Hes.

Kal pepos

13.

KaoreXXov,

....

TlepiKeqbaXa?a
X?yerai

Porph.

9, 12.

Athen.

oIk?o, KaXv?rj, oIktjois.

Kaoois.

K?oov, polpa

carrot.

carota,

i), casa,

K?ois =

K?oos,

Kaa-TpofyvKal;

ams,

Eust.

b, (marpov,

Thessalon.

(pvk?aaoa)

commander

Capt. 442, 13.

of

360Kara

Kara,

in Byzantine

against,

lowed

the dative.

by

tcov

Kara

?eop?xov

is

Greek,
Theoph.

fol

sometimes
17

540,

Kovoravnvovir?Xci

IIvp mra?aaiov

eyvcoKcos,

KaT? KcovoTavTivouiroXecos.

for

is

Mal.

equivalent
3

494,

piov,

to

yo??rrj

? THEOPH.

AopevT?i?Xco
?

<f)vXaKTOs Kavbib?ros

to

lent

rj,=

as,

'ECa?ovXiov,

P?OCH.

K?-rra.

294.

Lex.

SCHED.

aorist
noun, =

indeclinable
8

T?

2 Tous

448,

Kara?aoiov.

Cer.

495,

r?v

?irofi?vovras

PORPH.

POL.

Cer.

Kar? ?ayeiav,

orparior?v

aro?,

to take down.

Kara?i?aCo,

Leo

GRAM.

Kara?airriorrjpiov,
are

persons

(Kara?airriCo)

or drowned;

dipped

used

contemptuously

11,

33,

'Erriefo?vro

Kai

Mal.

as,

rj, (mra?aais)

at
of

?oprrj)

end

battery

it is applied to the clpp?s sung

the

of an

eippoi
to,

ov,

of

a Kavc?v.

<pbi) of

church-feast

great

are

(?Wn-on^

its Kav?v.

Porph.

mra?a

?eop.rjropiKr)
Cer.

stairs

descent,

(mra?aaios)

The
or

30,
or

5.

steps

324 B.
Soz. 9,
leading down to a place. Aster.
9.
Cer. 117,
120, 13 To
2, p. 366, 26. Porph.
fcaTa?acnov
rov Xovrpov.

Kal

to

equivalent

Xirpav
to

emaroa,

49

that which

is eaten,

14, 9 *Kara?pcapavp?v

Num.

of veKpol vp&v
Kara?pcapa

"Eaovrai

reviler,

(mrayek?ca)

HlP

scoffer.

MARTYR.

Kar?yeXc?s.

Areth.

by mr?.

strengthened

55.
POLYB.

14,

to

one9s

busy
6

15,

in

self

'Ev

rovra

or

about

anything.

mreylyvero

navra

genitives.

Theoph.

rbv

followed
7

IIoXXijs
r&v

mrayiv&aKcav
evfj?eiav

With

two

by

Kal ?ka?oveias

evrf?elas
rov

npb

for

?aaikeoav,

Kal rvcjaov
the

earlier

Kal rvqbov.
MAL.

the dative.

57,

4 Kareyivwo-Kev

ovv ra>

Ibloa narpt.

the

Kara?aoiov,

4.

416,

2. In the Ritual,
slowly

and

b&aca,

26

?,

yipoa

200,

nokkfjv
? assault

attack

7revre vopiap?rcav

'Av?

(mra?i?p&aKoa)

28,

32,

CONT.

Id. 18, 4,4.

Kara?aoia,

KarayivoaaKoa,

rfj p?xjj?

Kare?apovvro

buccula.

Xp?vov.

for ?airnorrjpiov, baptistery. Const. (536), 1096 C.

Kara?apeo (?apeo), to weigh down, topress hard. Po
lyb.

Kara?oAiov.)

pro

rov ovpavov.

o, =

POLYB.

where

place

?ovmvkov,

Sept.

ov,

Karayiyvopai,
to,

also

(See

'Emveiov

10,2.

354, 22. 358.

ov,

9,

61.

mrayipoa

aoa, =

33,

els (?aavepovs ronovs mr??paxos.

rb,

Deut.

KaTayeXos,

stragglers.

Kara?aCo,

oiai

b? 6 rono?

mrayekaarfjs,

-for Kara ?ayeiav.

II,

one.

ro?s nereivo?s

Vrjyiov.

incorrectly

Kara?ayeiav,

the

rov

Kara?a

Porph.

Suid.

Kara?ovmvkov

eanv.

as an

used

of Kara?aivo,

imperative

landing-place.

13

412,

simply food.
rb, the

C?DR.

Kara

for

mra?poapa,

525.
Kara?a,

NlC H,

?i?kiov.

of mra?okos.

mra?okoc.

key?pevos

Cer.

yEoriv

1,

upon

mr??paxos, ov, (?paxos) shoaly. MARTYR. Areth.

137

?irovopaCopcvos.

mra?arov

nrvxlov,

6, port,

Kara?ovmvkov,

each

the

name.

ov,

apyvptov

equiva

2eXis,

ov, to, dimin.

PORPH.

9eo

THEOPH.

? Kara rbv Kovropvrrjv.

Kc?voTavT?vos
Kara,

? Kara rbv

19

676,

rbv Mapiv?Krjv.

Hes.

A.

....

r? Xo

10,

Sap.

down

ov, o, (mra?alvoa) page of a book.

mra?okos,

'ico?vvfl r?

to

came

that

Uevranokem,

as a proper

? BeXicrcr?
'lo?vvrj

?Vovopa?bpevco.

? 'E?aj3o?Xios

Ico?vvr?s o?tos

368,

1029

Sept.

descending.

Cities,

mra?okiov,

? Kar? BeXto-cr?

equivalent

Kar?

'lco?vv?;s ovros

17

CONT.

eirovofiaC?p.evos,

Kara Aopevrf?oXov,
r?

Xoyo??rrj

surnamed.

Ico?vvr?s ? ?pyvpoirp?rrjs

eirovopaC?fievos?
r?

? ?pyvpoirp?rrjs

lo?wrjs

equivalent

pios

to

Five

mra?arov,

2. The expression ? Kara rov followed by a proper

name

ov, (mra?aais)

mra?aaios,

Trjv roiavrrjv

K?vrjoiv

?caray c?yrj

to?

BouKoXeovros.

Leo

Gram.

215,
273,

7.

To?

Kara?aoiov

ov, (Karayipoa)

mr?yopos,

deep

laden.

Polyb.

9, 43,

mraypaobfj, fjs, fj, (mrayp?(j)ca) roll of soldiers.

6, 19, 5, et alibi.
mrayp?cjaoa,

to enroll,

Karayvvaios,

ov, 6, m
M AL.

mr?yvvos.
mrayoayfj,

with

as soldiers.

104,

'Apiapa?ov

to one's

to exiles.

Karayoayrjv

inl

POLYB.

et alibi.

1, 49,2,
given

to women,

8.

f)s, fj, restoration

reference

Polyb.

u 1 i e r o s u s, much

6.

Polyb.

rfjv ?aaikelav.

native

32,

place,

used

23, 8 Tj)v

361

fcaraycoyca??)

2. Descent,

aoa,

Karayoyi?Co,
THEOPH.
irrov

165,

to

Eis

34,

II,

254

PHOT.
?irireXelv

T?s

SO called.

?iroirjoavro

irepl

Kaipbv

Polyb.

against.

(biaip?o),

Dion. Hal.

Mid.

Karabiaipclo?ai,
3, 2.

Joel.

Sept.

bieX?o?ai

r?s

KarabiK?Co,
ras.

lf

18,

p.
6, 6

adv.

KarabiKaoriK?s

as a

not
ov,

6,

9, 1 vExco

I, A,

gel.

I, 379

Plut.

C. D.

eva

Mal.

?irai

84

Kar?bvois,

Ex.

2759, b (Ad
Nicod.

c?an.

Ver.

In
mersion;

r), (mrabvo)
Histor.

ecclesiastical

1, 33
Greek,

opposed

descenf
Trjs ds

to ?v?oWis.

into

Const.

Apost.

Const.
Ill, 363 E.
to
bold ov confident.
be
Kara?app?o(?app?o),
40,

3.

aros,

26,

adv.

3, 86,

8 Kararc?apprjK?s

rois

oXois,

2. To be or feel

17.

rb,

one

to

to

respect,

1540 C.

inspire

with

29 Karai?eWv rov

(mramk-unroa)

Sept.

covering.

rrj aKrjvrj.

mramkvppa

Sept.

Sept.

abundantly.

mro?Krj?fjaerai

nvp?s,

1, mramvx?opai

confident

11.

of

15, |

fj,

'?epovaakfjp,

Ps.

Zech.

by

great

42, 35.

a burnt

Sept.

Lev.

13,

24

Kar?

sensation,

(mvx?opai), to exult.
ov

13, 9.

Sept. Jer. 27 (50),

mremvx&Pro.

Kev?oa strengthened

2 Reg.

of

6, 10.

burning

'Ev ra?s vfjaois

38

the ashes

(mrampn?oa)

rb, a burning.

aros,

mr?mvpa,
mvpa

Diod.

Poll.

Chal.

testimony.

of mrampnos,

em,

offering.

mraKev?oa

bold against any one.

written

Sept. Lev.

Polyb.

success.

deposit

a debt.

ov, (mpn?s) loaded with fruit.

mrampnoaais,

I, Can. 7.

Basil.

the

multitude,

im
3,

anniversary

?&vrjs

ripias

of

down, discharging

14 Uoifjaeis

mrampnm,

Lu

the water,

rfjs

fjyovpevos.

mrampnos,

Euan

rb Krjros Karabvoeos.

descent

Kal Tipo

51, 10.

condemned

anything.

*H mr??eais

The

to cause

2, 4 Karampnm
eos,

deposit

9Avbpiov, Aovm,

SOCR. 7, 13, p. 359,

mramkvppa,

criminal.
into

or

putting

18.

(albica),

respect.

to banishment.

b?ojiiov,

31

Aug.

?&vrjs rfjs vnepaylas

: a

down

31

?eoromv,

494,

mraib?oa

Iren.

63, p. 590,

Apocr.

Kar?biKov

1,

mra?eaiov.)

iOpiarrjv
13,

Iren.

MeNAEON

keiyfr?vcav

Aug.

3. Deposition,

570, 56 Kar?biKoi ?av?rov. Inscr.

dend.).

HOROL.

Karabimo??vres.

condemned

?yevrj?rj Kar?biKot,

p?v

t&p npicav

Karabirno??v

father.

Diod.

condemned.

2.

rfjs ripias

r), a putting

em,

2. A paying
4, 47. 5, 103.

?XX? irarpiK?s

avrrjv,

12.

82.

CuROP.

also

condemningly.

as a

but

judge,

see.

2,' which

?va?eparl?oa

mr??eais

r&v mra?ealoav

,
l

Kara-

Karebimoorjo-av.

'Yirepopias

Clem. Rom.

ing of the girdle of the super-holy Deipara, namely,

in the church of Blaehernae at Constantinople.
(See

Karabiaipfjoeo?ai.

Q?varov

23.

in Hellad.

Philipp,

Tous

(mr??epa)

to, =

ov,

rfjs vnepaylas

themselves.

'EXn-?travres

1, 65

16

(KarabiK?Co),
O?

33

$vyrjs

8,

to

iaa,

mr??eais

Ps.

Sept.

among

2, 45,

DlOD.

CONT.

Kar?biKos,

Polyb.

to condemn.

KarabiKaoriK?s

bevoev,

divide

equivalent

SOZ.

Frag.

to

ir?Xeis,

THEOPH.

H,

538 Nau

II, 683.

54, 10.

see.

2, which

?v??epa

in Hellad.

Philipp,

avrfjs.

mreo?pprjaav

17.

Act.

?iov.
divide.

'Apaf?ves

4.

mr??eais,

Karab?.
to distribute,

8,

(mTarl?rjpt)

bvv?

ing in. DiOD. 2, 53, p. 166, 93 Amkfj rrj mra?eaei

t&v Kk?boap(a difficult passage). Mal.
484, 18 'H

Id. 2, 45, 4, et alibi.

to
bewitch
Karab?o,
by magical knots. Inscr.

Karabiaip?o

p. 8,

?eorOKOv.

2, 42, 3, et alibi.
2. To overcome.

?arrjv

Homil.

init. Mvfjprj

ovve?aive.)
to struggle

(?yoviCofiai),

Act.

mra?iaiov,

rov rov

?v o

Apocr.

13,

Karay?yia.

12,

r&v 2napnar&v

rfjs

Kareo?pprjaav

to,

aros,

Apocr.

5, 4, p. 333, 45 Trjs p?v y?p K?prjs

rov

22

38,

StRAB.

mra?epari?oa,

'EXXrjvov

rjv Kal rj KaXovp?vrj

pia

p.

mr?oepa,

rrjs Alyv'

r?v

Kal piaiqb?vovs

KapirbvrereXeoiovpyrjo?ai

KarayovlCopai

olrov

a festival

r? Karay?yia,

?v

(Compare Diod.
Karayoyrjv

tov

Ilr?Xo?criov

pvoap?s

reXer?s,

to a place.

down

bring

bi? tov Ne?Xou.

ov, rb, plural

Karay?yiov,

rrjv

Plut.

pecas.
to

(Karay?yiov)

KarayoyiaCeo?ai

oirov

extraction.

birth,

lineage,

Karay oy r) to? y?vovs.

843

tcarafcevoc?

by mr?.

Sept.

Gen.

362

/caTatc6(f>a\a

KaraK?qbaXa

Mal.

adv.

(KeqbaXrj),

256, 12.

KaraKi?brjXevo

head

downwards,

Tavra

Karompa.

10, 8, 2.

Geopon.

to

(Ki?brjXcvo),

ALEX.

DlD.

corrupt.

19.

ov, to,

KaraKXrjpovop?o
31

(KXrjpovop?o),

2. To bequeath.
KaraKXrjpovoprj rois

to

KXrjpovxrjo-av ?v TaXaria
x?pav.

pevop?vrjv
p.

rrjv ?plorrjv

to,

ov,

o?,

KaraKoipiorijs,
p.

488,

18

1,

KarcKXrjpovxrjae

abed.

lying

Polyb.
a kind

ventrale,

of

7.

21,

Kara.

POLYB.

fi?vois

KaraKoXov?elv
ov,

Kar?Koi?os,

2, 56,

Koirovirrjs,

To

2, 2

"li?eke

ov, =

KaraKp?Co,

to shout.

ov,

KaT?KTjycris, ecos,

KaraKvpievo

to

? Xa?s
13

1, 96.

condemned.

tov
?rp?s

*A pfj

10, 34.
aros,

'Sean?
eis

463,

opei tov

Tw

iep&v nare

t&v

Iren.

perceive.

1,

avrov mraka?eiv.

Karakap?avovaiv

&s

?v?poanoi

r?,

keypa

Cer.

IloXX?

r?

is

which

10

201,

NT.

Act.

356,15.

that

(Xeyc?)

sense.

same

in the

Leo Gram.

PORPH.

Arrian.

to,

aros,

mrakeippa,

but

not

oi KpaKrai mr?

Aeyovaiv

errj r&v ?aaikeoav,"

said

it is used

where

remnant.

(mrakeinoa)

Sept.

Gen.

7.

mT?keiyjris,

eoas, fj, =

mrak?KTia,

cav, r?,

to

mrakfjyoa,
Pe

nepl

Kvvbs

Gen.

Sept.

mr?keiflpa.

bed-clothes.

(lectus)

DiOD.

end.
2fjpa

acquisition,

mrakioo?okeca=

possession:

45,

7.

Chron.

722,

14,

84,

vavpaxlas,

47

709,

p.

els

fjv QovKvblbrjs

'A7T? rfjs
mrekrj?e

rule

over.

Sept.

1, 28

Gen.

mr?ki?os, ov, (kl?os) full

set with

Num.

Sept.

oep?irovr?s
tov oe?v.

17, 4. Num.

Ex.

kioo?okeca. Sept.

14, 10.

6.

against.

KaTeX?Xr?o-av

ni papa.
iv

rfjv npayparelav.

6, 48,
to

5.

21. 723.

avrrjs.

speak

XaX??o~ai Kara

Kara

rb irXrj?os To?vvov,

20,

rj, (KaraKr?ofiai)

KaTaKupieucraTe

12,

10.

59.

(Kvpievo),

36,

adverbially.
17

3,

?fccov?s v?pioriKas

y?p

BASILIC.

Polyb.

conquest.

32,

468,

47

Karakap?avopxii,

sung.

45,

(mraKpivo)

ripl. Mar. Erythr.

7,

irporjprj

Job.

Sept.

POLYB.

3 KareKpaCe

'Ico?vvou.

KaraKp?oipos,

KaraXaX?o,

by

KXeopcviK?v.

weary.

Mal.

4:75,

Kp?Covres.
KaTe?oa

strengthened

rjplv 'Aparo

'AvayKa?ov

KaraKoprjs.

rb

npopprj?evres
21

rb peye?os

y?p, &s keyovai,

I,

"

very

(k?ttos)

oi

Kekkais

Ta?s

understand,

comprehend,

4,13.

irapaKoip?

r? o?pan.

Kar?Koiros
Kar?Kopos,

?KoXoutf?co

irepl t?v

eis

? narpUios

CONT.

465

19.

33,

Ill,

472,

poav mraka?&v.

Kar?Xeypa,

THEOPH.

9Okvpnov mraka?ew.

Mid.

Diod.

)
(?KoXov??o),

Mal.

oi ^Kka?oi

Kareka?ov

evnpo?v

THEOD.

6 Pa?arrjs

Kal

Martyr.

?bvvara.
chamberlain.

(Compare

5,

1, 30.

noalv

12.

r?novs.

7 Kareka?ev

121,

18

127,

ATHAN.

apron,

3.

441,

(KaraKoipiCo)
8.

31,

b?

Kareka?ev

at.

....

THEOPH.

mraka?eiv.

rfjv Kkeiaovpav.

irpooayo
DlOD.

Laert.

Sept.

Rom.

NT.

to arrive

to,

mreka?ov

iepovs

Adm.

kei.

2.

Cer.

?,

456,

KaraKoXov??o

Hos.

10,

irpffciprjp?vois

(koiX?o)

PORPH.

irep?Copa.

69,

7,

1.

vp?s

PORPH.

7 KaTe

2, 21,

rrjv T?iKcvrivrjv
8.

40,

b? rois

avrov.

npbs

1 Pet. 2, 1.

Trjv SeXevKeiav

DlOG?.

Tovs

np?s

rrjs x^pas?

KaraKoiXiov,

X?Xei

3,

es, (kotokXIvo)

KaraKXivrjs,

pcvos.

n?Vi

10

64,

Polyb.

10

(in?dit.)

slander.

report,

slanderous.
come

or

to go

IGNAT.

emaros

Kvpiov

2 Cor. 12, 20.

(mTakakica)

pois mraka?&v.

out ; in the
plural,

portion

Pcopa?oi

Id.

Num.

21, 16 *Hi ?v rjpepa

r? virapxovra

themselves.

among

9.

640,

Sept.

568

Deut.

avrov

viols

Cer.

inherit.

avrrjv.

Sept.

(Kkrjpovx?o),

to divide

11,

to

evil

(mrakakos)

NT.

ov,

mrakakos,
mrakap?avoa,

PORPH.

KaraKXeis.

lock,

CONST.

685.

p.

KaraKXrjpovojirjoofiev

KaraKXrjpovx?o

evXoyia 5. NlC.

Eukhol.

Triod.

KaraKXeibiov,

54,

as, fj,

mrahakia,

tov

(?ao?ovpevoi

avrov.

Sap. 1, 11.
=

KaraKXaoTOV, ov, rb, (mraKX?o)

13,

KareX?Xijo"av oi

rov nkrjalov

977 D.

Can.

KaraXKaca(?

pov
Job.

Mco?cr?).
19,

Kar9 ?fiov

12,

8 KaTa

21,

5 KaTe

3 KaraXaXelr?
yjrevbrj.

Mal.

pov.
3,

16

sins.

fjs, fj, absolution,

Phot.

vai peravoovai
KaraXXaW?),

to

Sept. Ex.

28, 17,

stones,

precious

mrakkayfj,

of stones.
in

the

Nomocan.

9, 39

Karakkayfjv

give

absolution,

sense
Tives

of

remission

?beiav

exovai

(Compare
to absolve.

of
bib?

/caraXXaVo-c?.)
Cod.

Afr.

363 Karavv?is

/caraWrjXo?

Can.

admitted
b?

into

irap?

tov

ov,

events.

Polyb.

3, 5,

fiera

to

applied

events.

of

simultaneously,

Classical.
sacerdotal

catalogue;

catalogue of priesthood ; The sacerdotal order,

simply, the clergy. Can. Apost. 8. 17.

The

r?v

'O Kar?Xoyos

to the preced

KkrjpiKov, equivalent

Ibid. 70.

ing.

Vit.

K?s.

r?v

17

31,

The

of pres

catalogue

(KaraXoxtC?) enlistment.
r?v

Sept.

Kar9 oXkovs

iep?ov

5, 39.

K?TaXcros, ov, (?Xoos)

Mal.

very woody.

12.

78,

In SCR.

KaraXvpa.

1104.

or

Wednesday

For

Xvo-ts.

the

Friday,

For

Kal ?Xaiov.

on

and wine

rubric

festival comes on

Christmas,

Kar?Xvots

says

we

annunciation

have

'Ix^?os
and

Circumcision,

Kar?Xucrtsds ir?vra,All

and

Wednesdays

if Saint George's

Thus,

Fridays.

oil,

food,

ov, ?, (KaraXvo)
to break

KaraXvo,

443

the

fast,

KaTaXuopev

POLYB.
said

usually
Taxvrepov

Elliptically,
in

on

HOROL.

particular,
Can.

'loreov

on

16

emaros

*lapafjk

2,
of

15,

Matt.

or

POLYB.

to

simply

The

inform.

informed

being

Karaprjw?fjvai

against.

rivos.

nepl

POLYB. 3, 79, 12.

constant.

lasting,

(mraphoa)

"=

church

KaraXve.

fasts.

POLYB.

20,

lyb.

otvov

T?v

rfj e?bopabi

rrjs Tvpoqb?yov

Fridays.

KaraXvo

inl

....

anevboi
els

mravrfjaai.

ar?kov.

banishment.

Po

(mravraca)

ecos,

12,

4,

44.

?papn&v.

66

53, p. 514,
1

POLYC

to come.

"Ecos ?avarov

arrival

avrov

em

(mravvaaoa)

(see mv&v

(mTavvaaoo)

2 Mace.

Sept.

rfjv ?pxiepoaavvrjv.

compunctive.

fj,

cKnkfjpoaaiv

DiOD.

cause

18^ 7 To mr?vrrjpa

mv&v

2 MaCC.

36, 11 followed by Iv.

Karfjvrrjae

compunction,

3, 29

Reg.

Scymn. 355 lias ns npbs

9A?fjvas.

to

?v,

Sept.

npbs

mravr?v.

aro?, rb,

KarawKTiKos

59,5

12

1, 46,

ivavrlcav

9loaa?.

Keijaakrjv

eavrbv

fj,

at.

arrive

avrovs

r?s

Causatively,

Kar?w?is,

r&v

from

et alibi.

6, 4,12,

Mal.

rrjv roiavrrjv

rov

return

to come,

Karavrfjaavras

Eis

to oppose.

against,

10.

17,

Karavrfjaas

Ps.

Kal eXaiov.

to

Karavrrja?rcaaav

4, 24

up

r&v nokeplcav.

Karavearrj

(voareoa),

avrovs

Kara. NT.

by

b? mravlararo.

(?vr?oa),

2.

to rise

vrj? navrbs

p?a

4,

mr?vrrjpa,

KaraXveiv

10

1, 46,

mravr?oa

strengthened

Just. Tryph. 47.

(mTavlarrjpi),

13

4, 3,

Nicon.

and

?va?eparl?ca

26, 74.

Karavaar?s

6.

in general, and animal

Wednesdays
Eis

els rfjp Kkrjpovoplav

measurement.

(mraperpeoa)

Karaprjw?els,

mravaOeparlCoa

mrawKTims,

CONST.

32, 18 "Ecosav

Sept. Num.

against,

16

ov,

mr?povos,

Polyb.

Epiphany,

els rb koivov

eVt p?oov

to eat richfood

NlC.

223,

Kar?

vrjoreiav.

food

fj,

inform

15,

PhOC.

6, 14

are allowed.

kinds of food

lodger.

24

Arsen.

Apophth.

to

mraprjvvoa,

o?vov

HOROL.
KaraXvrrjs,

4,

6, 41, 5.

mravoar?oa

2. A breaking of a church fast, the being allowed

animal

em,

mraperprjais,

POLYB.

Kar?Xvjia,aros, rb, (KaraXvo) hospitium, inn, lodging.

Sept. Ex. 4, 24. Polyb.
2, 36, 1. 32, 19, 2.

to use

Polyb.

avrov.

mravlarapai

KaTOXucris, ecos, rj, deversorium,

Mal.

breasts.

large

10, 17, et alibi.

cO KaraXoxio-pbs

1 Esdr.

irarpi?v.

?epari

Ill, 523 C.

KaraXoxio-p?s, ov, 6,

oi viol

mrapovfj, fjs, fj, (mrayAvoa)delay.

irpeo?vrepov,

byters. Theod.
2 Par.

'O Kar?Xoyos

9.

Euthym.

C? Kar?Xoyos

Kar?Xoyos,

9.

33,

! 30,2.

oph.

'O ?KKXrjoiaoriKos

very

15,

50,16.

mrapepia?&aip

The

?epariK?s,

POLYB.

with

(paa?os)

mrapepl?oa, to distribute.

Kar?XXrjXa.

ov,

Kal &? Kal

rvpbv

mrapekkoa (pikkca), toput off, procrastinate.

Kar?XXrjXa,

cO Kar?Xoyos

to mutilate.

(kca?aoa),

els

i?bopabos.

rfjs avrfjs

mraKca?aoa

Kai napaaKevrjv

rer?prrjv

Kwr?paa?os,

contemporaneous,

ov, ?, catalogue.

Kar?Xoyos,

inlarjs

r?s kom?s

5.

3, 32,

6 Ofs

fir)

pev

Upeo?vrepos

KaraXXaooei

KaraXXayr).)

(?XXrjXov)

Adverbially,

43

Can.

be re

To

pvorrjplots,

?irioKoirov

(Compare

Kar?XXrjXos,

iepols

communion.

full

yv?prjv

voovvra.

Id.

rois

KaraXXayrjvai

at a

causing
Nie.
4).
a

place.

Sept.

rov ovpavov.
?Kpov

Const.

or

contrition
Can.

451

TriOD.
pricking.

Sept.

Ps.

Oivov mravv?em, The wine of reeling f'? Esai.

364

Koravvaac?

10

29,

IIe7r?TiKev

; mis

rjp?s Kvpios rrvevpan mravv?eos

Karanepov?ca

translated.
Karavvooo
108,

16

Esai.

6,

Mid.

to

compungo,

(vvooo),

rfj

Karavewyp?vov
*Q, raXas

Karavvooopai,

Karav?wypai

to become

Ex.

contrite.

?7roXcoXa.

NT.

Act.

37 KaTev?yr?oravrfj Kapbia. THEOPH. 355, 4.

2,

(marevoa),

adv.

of Kar??-rjpos.

Kara^ioirioTevopai

(?f-ioiriaros),

deny the credibility.

tcov

to doubt

to

veracity,

1, 78,

1,

3, 90,

rois

irap?

aros,

18

59,

aros,

Karair?rrjpa,
down.
shall

rb,

(ir?Xfpa)
tcov

KaTa7r?Xpao*i
rb,

trodden

THEOPH.

5,

down.

that

is

*Eorat

7,

25

which

7 *E0evro

13,

els

It

Karair?rrjpa,

B?oKrjpa

irpo?arov

eos x??v

avrovs

on.

trampling
ds

SEPT.

intransitive.

7raucre rfj rjpepa rrj e?boprj

2, 2 KaTe'

Gen.

Sept.

r?v

airo ir?vrov

Kar?ireipa, as, rj, (irelpa) trial.

avrov.

epyov

?oo,

KaraireXpar?o,

POLYB. 30, 5, 5 Trjv

ture.

to

(ir?Xpa)

cobble.

patch,

Jos.

Sept.

ov,

of

rack,

an

of

instrument

tor

20, 71, p. 458, 64. Joseph. Mace. 8,

Ibid. 9, p. 510. HES. KaTOTr?XT^s,
e?bos

p. 508.

os

?aoaviorrjpiov,
p?Xrj o? brjpioi.

11,

11,

=:

5, 67, 2. I

to a

*v

r?

?^ap?povoi

catapult

(Katair?Xrrjs).

an

strengthened

Num.

SEPT.

Karanporepkoa

mr'ep

against

embassy

Kara.

by

p.

Karap?Krrjs

rfjv

44

Po

to

Kare7rpoev?pevo-av

POLYB.

surpass.

ra?s

1.

16,

1, 47,
19,

1 Kara

DiOD.

evx^pelais.

e'?

avrovs?

17,

r&v TIepa&v.

pore pfjaai

for mrapp?Krrjs

or

booty

2, 14 Karenpov?pevaav

(p?kayya

Karan

as

off,

b? ro?s im?ariKois.

pov pevos

184,

carry

21,

Jud.

(nporepeca),

npore pov pevrjv

33,

to

(npovopevoa),

prisoners.

DiOD.

1, 30

Oi Kampa/trat

tov NeiXov.

2. For mrapp?Krrjs 2.

et?os KoXaorrjpiov.

3.

mrap?opai,

t? curse,

with'

Sept.

the

4 Reg. 7, 19.

accusative.

Sept.

Num.

Sept.

Num.

22,6.
r? KaraireXnK?,

Substantively,
9, 41,

xciXK0^)V^

Karair?Xrrjs,

rj, ?v, belonging

KaraireXriK?s,

Karairepieipi

oirXov

SuiD.

to

country,
Greek

8.

11,

npo?ea?ai

6.

LYB. 1, 77, 3, et alibi.

Karanpore
o, a kind

Diod.

Polyb.

earlier

II,

et alibi.

8,

23,

avrcov alxpakcaalav.

9 (9), 5.
Karair?Xrrjs,

Polyb.

14,

301,

to one's

in

to undertake

(npea?evca),

one.

any

17,

Diod.

1007 D.

CONT.

back

country,

4,

Karanpovopevoa

iroirjoao?ai.

Kar?ireipav

subdue.

I, 688 D.

to go

one's

Polyb.

mranpea?evoa
to

Karair?rrjoiv,

to

Nicod.

reading.

THEOPH.

(nopevopai),

restored

mranpo?ea?ai

to cease,

Karanavo,

be

Plut.

1, 48.

ApOCR.

overpower,

19.

mnkayels?

DiOD.

m??nkoapa.

mranovrlCoa.

mranopevopai

Kal

on.

trample

I, A,

Kara7rovTo'a>=

trodden

xopai.

ecos, rj, (Karairar?o)

Karair?rrjois,

r?,

1, 2, as a various

arising

nvi.

rfjv e(jaobov avrov.

yev?pevoi

Kara7rX?;KnK?us.
=

panic-stricken,

aros,

115, p. 729,
1130 D.

?oos.

Karair?rrjpa

Reg.

in a ditch.

r?qypov.

(Karairar?o)

Esai.

Sept.
be

(Karankfjaaca)

256,

biamvlav,

KaTa7riareveiv

6 KarairXayeis
of

10.

14, 4,
intransitive.

to,

avr&

construction

KaraTTove'co, to overcome,
mud

Sept.

vo"avres Ta?s Iblais bvv?peai.

1, 7,

Euangel.

ovpp-?xois

trust

confide,

is,

Kar?7rXu>pa,

POLYB.

up.

Tfjv mTanemarevpevrjv

KarankrjKTiK&s, adv.
i

veil.

curtain,

to intrust, confide to. Phot.

the active

mrankayfjs,

worthy,

reputation.

Kal Karaf-ioaiv

Kar?irXrj^iv

deeming

rov Pcopa?cov iroXiTcvparos.

Kar?iraXpa,

from

POLYB.
dignatio,

Polyb.

respect.

Trjv

the

35

p. 471,

12, 17, 1 Tcov ttjXikov

Polyb.

ecos, rj, (Kara?i?o)

esteem,

33.

276,

Kara^ioirioreveo?ai.

?vbp?v

Karaf-ioois,

14

HlPPOL.

avr?.

2 Par. 3, 14.

to burn
to

POLYB.

tight.

Karanepov&vrai

3, 10. 26.

2, 3, 3 KaTa7riaT

POLYB.

clasp

(mTaneravwpi)

(nlpnprjpi),

2. Transitive,

Kara^rjpos,

lyb.

to,

26, 31. Num.

Karan-ioTeva

17.

aros,

mranlpnprjpi

358,

or

LTvKva?s ra?s ka?lai

Karamraapa,

broken-hearted.

Kapbia,

on

?y?

Ps.

Sept.

prick.

to buckle

(nepov?ca),

11

6, 23,

KaTap fi?evoD

SC.

prjxavrjp,ara.

Po

5.

23,
ircpicipi

Strengthened

by

Kara.

POLYB.

em,

mr?paais,
11

mrapep?evoa
nkav?oa.

fj, (mrap?opai)

Eis mr?paaiv
(pep?evca),
Sept.

Num.

pov.

ix?p&v
to cause
32,

cursing.

to wander,

13, as a various

mrapop?evoa,
reading.

ov, ?,

Karapp?KTrjs,
p?KTrjs 1.

Ps.

Sept.

8,

O?

paySa?os.

14,

KarappaKri).

Sept.
The

Karapp?KTai

ovpavov,

Gen.

called.

11.

7,

windows

of

?fyrjKc

PLUT. I, 951 C Tous Karapp?Kras mraaKrjvoaais,

Kal

KXei?pois

?VXa Kat r?s

Ta
vcov

r?v

Karapp?Kras

Jer.

SEPT.

1039

Karapp?ooo

KarappaKri),

Sept.

fie.

CEDR.

ra^rjoai.

101,

192 A

IV,

HES.

Kar?ppa?e.

Ps.

11

Karapprjywpi,

p?ooo.

Const.

or

cast

throw

Apost.

Ex.

Sept.

Karapr?a,

rj,

8, 12, 12 Te?x^ Kar?pprj?as

mr?pnov?

ov, to, dimin.

Karapr?biov,

of Kar?pnov.

AretH.

eos,

Kar?araais,

56.

Theoph.

21.

Leo.

?Vavco tcov

r?

mast

(KarapriCo)

459,

Kepara
r?v

rb,

19,

of

5.

Hes.

r?

Kapx?o-ia,

tcov 7rXo?cov, Kat r?

Karapr?ov

486

Karapxr),

?pxrj

ov,

Karao?pKiov,

rb,

to

Kara

Cer.

KaraoKcv?Co,
a?Tco.

to

183,

Polyb.

is worn

that which

EUKHOL.

saddle-cloth,
o?,

Porph.

Kara.

2,

next

to,
582,

plot
22

[MODERN

horse-cloth,

(mraoeio)

Mal.

cO
uncertain.

KareoKev?o?rj,

VOL. VII. NEW

181,8

KarecrKe?acrav

et alibi.

SERIES.

the better

Porph.

329 A.

av

Plut.

Epist. ad Mari.
yjrvxfjp?
SEPT.

luxuriously.

as of

ordination,

19.23.

a cler

10. Eus.

Sard.

Naz.

Greg.

I,

peace,

20,

order.

good

Vit.

EuAGR.

Theod.

295 C

Sab.

2, 9, p. 301,
Soz.

1,

11

'H

30.
titul?

(See also m?larrjpi 2.)

Mal.

To axvpa

457,14
PORPH.
The

mraar?aem,
Cer.

fepav

self-possession.

Ceremony.

tj}s

salute.

aov

I, 113 A.

quiet,

22.

64,

467, 12.
5. State ? domain ? MAL.
Voapa?Krjpmr?araaiv.

47

aov.

to get

kiss,

live

consolidation.

T&p 9lpb&pmraar?aem.

GREEK,

15.

against.

Sept.

imamnoap.

Composure,

Epiph.

4.

housing.~\

meaning

or less.

6, 4.

Athan.

iKKkrjaiaariKr) mr?araais*

Vit.

the

r^v
to

Ant.

Kar?arao-is

615 B,

3.

(cr?p|)

o?pKa.

Karao?pKi,

Karaoeior?v,

by

the cloth spread on the holy table, called

skin. Hence,
also

strengthened

10.

2. Establishment,

Ill,

23, 2, 14.

12, 8.

?xpa

ior?v.
=
rjs, rj,

Deut.

iv&m?v

Ignat.

fj, appointment,

1, 6, p. 21.

ior?s.

vessel,

Sept.

mraaoqbia&pe?a

to embrace,

Amos.

Anc.

gyman.
ov,

Kar?pnov,

ovv

Aevre

(anarak?oa),

29, 21.

Prov.

MARTYR.

10

1,

4 KaraoTrafopai

Cassobol.

6.

720,

11,

small

piKpbv

815 C, et alibi.

Karaanarak?oa
CHRON.

Polyb.

to outwit,

(aoqbl?oa)

(?ana?opai),

I, 217 D.

firjxavrjp?rov.
as,

8, 20.

rovs.

Karap

overthrow,

down,

to

NT. Matt.

quarters.

to render

KareapiKpvv?rjv
laopai,

mraana?opai
to

to

19

7,

Reg.

of

rrjv

yrjv.

'Hroi

reference

mraamneoa.

reconnoitre,

(apiKpvvca),

Karaao<?)??opai,

r) Ka

5 Kar?ppa?? pe ds

I, 636,

to

mraapiKpvvoa

avrov

Kara?aXelv,

Karapp??ai,

tents,

28,

with

imrfjbeia,

of

1, 24.

'Etapas

'Ac/>' vyjrovs

84,

pitching
1 Par.

Sept.

of one's

up

taking

Mal.

26,5.

I,

Karapp?KTrjs 2.

trap-door,

THEOD.

PLUT.

down.

(mraaKrjv?ca)

r? els rfjv mraaKfjvoaaiv

KaraaKonevoa,

thrown

Karapprjyvvjii.

Kar?ppa^?s

of criminals.

2. 3 Karap?Krrjs.

20,

Ovpa

iroXXov

the legs

so

officers

Kar avrov.

rfjv

fj,

one.

any

against

habitation.

The

In

prepares.

certain

a temple. Diod. 17, 95, lodging.

Luc. 9, 58, of birds.

1668 Tous

Ill,

em,

encampment;
paaa

irpo?aXXope

2.

for confining

?taKo^as.

rj, ?v, (mrapp?ooo)

KarappaKT?s,

Hal.

Dion.

irvX?v

5. Stocks,

Karapp?Kras

1039

?oqbaXeias.

of a door.

4. Bolt

ovras.

Kaprepovs

fioxKols

irvXas Kal robs

rov o?p.aros
?7rep rrjs

aveu

fj, plot

fjs,

'Ayvocov rrjv mraaKevrjv

3. Portcullis?

one who

30, 7, ? ?.

Novell.

mraaKevfj,

heaven.

Id. 2, 9, p. 123, 15.

of mraaKevaaral,

Greek,

edi

works,

mraaKev?apara,

ov, o, (icarao-Keva?a>)

mraaKevaarfjs,
Byzantine

rov

?vpa

Trap-door,

Strab.

to, plural

1, 50, p. 60, 58.

Diod.

fices.

as rain,

aros,

mraaKevaapa,

op?pov.

Karapp?Krrjv

2.

Kara

waterfall,

8.

41,

violent,

Adjectively,
1, 21

cataract,

(mrapp?oao)

naracrraais

365

icarappaicrris

Cer.

master
15.

rfjs ?aaikiKrjs
9, 5.
of

Theoph.

ceremonies.
Cont.

400, 20 Eis n?aap rfjp

366
Kararp?yw

fcarao-reva?co

Karaorev?fu)

to

(orev?fco),
of viol

Kareoreva^av
KaTaarrjk?ca

34,12,

Polyb.

IREN.

to mark

with

rb,

mile-posts,

as of a state.

constitution,

tcov

3 To

12,

5,

book

mr?aroixa

Plut.

(Compare mol

of accounts,

Co

ledger.

j
adv.

(aro?xos),

order.

in

THEOPH.

Cont.

572, 12.
Karaarokfj,fjs, fj, (mraaTekkca) dress, habit. NT. 1 Tim.
2, 9. Joseph. Bell. Jud. 2, 8, 4.
2. Moderation, as in dress? Plut.
I, 154 C Ka
raarokf)

ov,

KaraoTox??opai
lyb.

13,

of

PORPH.

Karaarokfj.

Cer.

to guess,

Po

conjecture.

o,

guessing,

(aroxaap?s)

inl

arpayyie?
Karaarparkoa

Karaarparrjyeoa

rov

p. 420, 7.

rrjv ?aaiv

tovs

1 Tim.

5,

to wax

*Oravry?p

Ignat.

ioas,

Hal.

11,

II,

21,

662,

yioai

iraibiov

wanton

against.

Karaarprjvi?aoaai

Antioch.

rov

(interpol.)

6,

(mTaarpe?jaoa)

eversor,

oeos

avrov, A

11

305

upon

ovopa

any

Karaoqbpa
Porph.

himself.

In

Karaoqbpayioas.

to a child

reference

122

p.

it receives
t? mraoa^pa

eis

Evxr)
rrj ?yb?rj

to be used

prayer

rjp?pa rrjs yevvrj

a

when

on

child,

the

eighth day after its birth, is named and signed with

the sign of the cross. The ceremony is performed
at church, but must not be confounded with bap

ecos, rj, (mrexo)

11

47,

z=

raireiv?o

6.

inHellad.

rjoo,

to

(r?xos)

Gen.

17,

Kar?oxeoiv.

strengthened

Act. Philipp,

Kara.

by

APOCR.

13.
outstrip,

POLYB.

anticipate.

9,17,4.

a participle, it is equivalent to qy??vowith a

Id. 2, 18, 6. 3, 16, 4. 3, 16, 5.
participle.
With

adv.

to

Karari?rjpi,

of

X?yots

roXp?o

3, 24.

KarareoapprjK?s,

KararoXprjoas

Hippol.

bishop.

1,

r?v

Karar?iriov,

ov,

Capt. 434,
Kararpexo,

to

41.
Sept.

'E?v tis

rois

rrjv ?v?pyeiav.

?iaCrjrai

Polyb.

3, 103, 5

iroXep?ov.

to,

Xpio-rov,

Kara.
38

p. 49,

40,

2. To behave boldly against.

KararoXp?v

290,

by

strengthened

Diod.

(mraoapp?o)

1, 86, 5.

Polyb.
as a

depose,

13.

11 "Iva

SEPT.

possession.

*E?coKev avrols

NT.

destroyer.

Matt.

TVV tt?Xiv

Xap?avov

(remos) position,
201, 22. 202,

rov k?yov.

prj Karaarprjvi?aoaai
mraarpo?aevs,

Dion.

3,

195.

(crrpr?via?)),

yape?v ?ikovaiv.

DiOD.

Gram.

cross

crossed

Eukhol.

KararoXp?o

23.

368,

POLYB.

outgeneral.

vnevavrlovs.

Id. 11, 43.

11

CONT.

bodies.

Leo

the sign of the cross when

name.

2 Mace.

THEOPH.
to

(arparrjyeoa),

mra

a?paros

?vaiaarrjplov.

Karaarparrjyeoa.

4, 4, 2, p.

jcarao-rp^viatD

tov

out.

squeeze

7re8?ov oVav

the

of

it is used with

Kararc?apprjKOros,

conjecture.

out,

wring

b? mr?komov

9 T?

5,

1 Karaarparrjy?iv

Strab.

to

sign
Martyr.

x6101

Tfj

boldly, confidently.
(arpayyl?oa),

Lev.

Sept.

1,47,7.

rbvro

b9 ey& mraaroxaCopai

1, 37.

mraarpayyl?oa

Having

Kararaxco,

Xio?ev

ov,

Diod.

?avr?v,

8.

5.

19,

mraaroxaap?s,

71,

dimin.

(arox??opai),

12,

Diod.

y?oas

Kararaireiv?o

rb,

et

Act.

Kar?oxearis,

482, 10.

477, 7.

with

T?

dead

so called.

the

Apocr.

475,

114

14,

strewed

tism.

nepi?okfjs.

mraar?kiov,

avrols

irei?op?vov

paroxytone.

thing.

its

355.

IV,

Kai r?v

DlOD.

was

to make

the Ritual,
signed with

3.)

ov, r?, (arlxos)

TELER.

2, 3.

Tit.

NT.

Karaovprov,

Cer.

ivav

Kivovpevov

composure of the face.

2, mr?araais

KaTacrrixov,

Strew.

o?, a place

ov,

KaraoqbpayiCo,

?)

appearance.

1, 311 E,
arrjpi

b? mr?arrjpa

meaning

3. Behavior,

to

Karaovprai,

2. State, condition, as of the body, or of the

weather. Athen.
2, 7. 5, 61, of the body. Nie.
9.
Const.
75,
85, of the weather, in both places.
(POLYAEN.

re

'Eoutcov

vcKp?v Kareorp??rj,

(m?larrjpi)

rlov ro?s nokeplots,

13,

Karaorpowvpi,

2.

6, 50,

3,

Karaorpoqbels?
as a road.

3.

aros,

mr?arrjpa,

2, 23

Ex.

Sept.

deeply.

'io-paqX ?nb r&v epycav.

(arrjk?ca),

Polyb.

sigh

in

usually

station.
12.

against.

XOUO"i r?v

ypaqb?v.

ATHEN.

Kararp?xei

os

oiv?o^Xuyos.

Karar?iria,

187, 22.

23.

Iren.
5,

r?

plural

Phoc.

223,

inveigh

the

62

Eust.

1,

Attal.

Thessalon.

9, 3 Kararp?

LTiKpcos 'AXKi?taoou

Kararviroc?

mrarvnoca

n?Kra

Elpfjvrjs
mravy?Coa

tov

2A

I,

to

shine

trol.

illumine,

upon,

rfjs

enlighten.
evrekelas

fjperipas

to

1, 10,

mracp?avoa

for

flee

to overtake,

20,

a various

as

42

v avrovs.

r?cf>?aa

kotc?iCo

136,

10

457,

9 Kar?<j)?aae
=

r?

rrjv Avklba

tovs

9Ho*av Karaqbo?oi

134 D.

490, 7.

to contemn.

mraobpovioa,

vfj?rj ?k?e?v

tov

rfjv

npbs

Kal tov

1,

fjs,

8 Karecjapo

to treat

mrafyva?oa,

rov

pla?rjaav

avrov

?i?aov.

Rom.

x?P

eos,

3,

6.

eyyovos

also

(See

Polyb.

(Kare\iriCo)

?yyovrj,

?veipi,

63;

5,

confident

?aopos,

to ruin.

2,

POLYB.

hope.

in theface.

Sept.

rov ?eov.

?voiriov

Karevavriov.

rj, (Karaqb?po)
11

653,

Ex.

SEPT.

5 KaTe

32,

8,

Karaqbop?.
els

yevoji?vrjv

r?s

iep?s

Kar?vet-iv.

Kparovvrov

21

attack,

opposition,
aoe?os

Trjv

?vexyp?Co

Homil.

to

684,
Iren.

despise.

1,

*Hv

exoa

plant

down,

r?oparos,

A.

Xopevovaa.

strengthened

strengthened
'Eavrbv

by
ovv

y?p

Kara.

Clem.

?avrov

rois

Kare

plant.

by

Kara.

Kal

Apocr.

1, 30

T?js

to deride,
&s

(ja?pvyyos,

Karex?pevev,

mock,

of mraxprjariKOs,

Thrax

ov,
B

av

scoff.

ewrois, mra

right

Lev.

17

4,

oov

against,

;
opposite,

rov

Karev?iriov

strengthened

by

tov

Karevorioavro

(?t-aiperos)

absolutely
ovv

Trjv p?v
Kal

yvrjoiav

Karairc

Kara.

Sept.

fir) eX?elv

els ?ir?v

ALEX.

peculiar.
avrov
?

v??rrjra

Kare?aiperov

from

an

DlOD.

earlier

in Bekker.

improperly,
632,

24.

17,

in gram

ATTAL.

21,

p.

with.
185,

rj, (?^ovoia)

"2?pairi, bos avr?

KareiraviKiov,
,

grapple

as,

Kare^ovo?a,

to rise

(?^avionjpi),
to

against,

'O b? mre

eVe'xaipev.
(quoted

Kare?-aviorapai

author).

Dion.

over

the veil.

Aiot?

qbvoiKrjv

Kvpie
adv.

adv.

at?

shoot

560

ALEX.

AtaTi' ??ov pe KarevrevKrrjv

?voriCopai

5, 4

to

mark

(fcaTevruyx?vco)

Kal

Ibi?rpcmov
outcos

Ila?Xos

?ireqbfjvaro.
over,

r&v Vcapa?K&v avpcjaop&v

KaraxprjariK&s,

rrjoiv poi

of trees. POLYB. 18, 3, 1.

exult

SuiD.

Sept.

Before

Judith.

simply

7, 20

(?voiriov),

Karevor?Copai

yv&prjv

to

rj,

Karevavriov.

1,

avrov

16,

Karev?iriov

Kare^aiperos,

VC0

to

2. Insulto,
N.

to

rjs,

Job.

SEPT.
18.

7, 3.

Proteuangel.

mar.

?,

adv.

KarevrcvKTr),

23.

19,

of

Kal Karao/Epanaavras.

mr?(j)vros, ov, ((?avrov)

full
mraxopevoa

place,

THEOPH.

contempt,

roiovrov

((?avrevca),
Lev.

as

Kal mraoeparlaaaai

ovroas mraabvarjaavras
mracjavrevca

secret

mra?avyfj.

with

4 Karaqbvafjaaaai

Xopeve

u??s ?vy?rrjp,

is,

avrov.

Kareveyyp?Co

Cer. 647, 4, of a monastery.

ov, rb, refuge,

mracjavyiov,

the

fj, refugium,

Porph.

building.

AeL.

that

the de

o-uyyeve?s,

vexvpaCev.

Karaqbvyfj,

Sept.

ov,

THEOPH.

e?ovalav.

13,

se.

kotiovtcs,

6 KarepffXey^ai

3,

vavri

MACAR.

?bekabov

irXc?oras

Karei?ioav.

to weaken.

(?kXvo),

Kareve^is,

195,

O?

Antec.

e?K?vas viro r?v

Adm.

narpbs

on.

Kar?vavn,

594, 3.

PORPH.

Kal yvvaigi

amongst.

Kal ?voias

Koiv?s

Karep?Xeiro (ep?Xeiro), to lookfull

9.

qfmail?

meaning

3, 82, 8.

ekecjaavras.
coat

avrrjs,

to introduce

customary,

2vv?bovs

relations,

so

Ex.
17,

21,

KareXiriop?s,

^Kv?las.

rf5

viroK?ro

Job.

Sept.

irX?yios.)

of, bebi&s. POLYB.

(mr?qbpaKros)

Theoph.

x?Pav

Ps.

Sept.

Karacjak?yoa.

ov, rb,

66,

to make

avbp?oi

KareKXvo

Ka

'lv8iK? peprj.

mraqbo?os, ov, ((jao?os) afraid

mr?qbpaKTov,

Sept.
14

4,

scending
and

at.

Mal.

on.

pouring

Kar?xvois

to descend.

K?reipi,

: arrive

reading.

em

Kari(ja?aaev

mraobkoyi?oa

12

"A?vooos

(??iCo),

?po?os

Po

inl.

by

mriqbevyov.
reach

con

of

Qeoboalov.

ev??cas.
122, 12 Kar?qb?aaev
133, 9
*
iv
rrj MvKrjvaloav n?kei.
Ay api pvovos

tov

Karaqb?aaavros

avrov

Followed

refuge.

E7Ti Kapx^bovlovs

(cja?avoa),

sense

in the
tov

6 Karav?evro?v

361,

mraobevyoa,

Jud.

to manage,

(av?evrioa),

rj, (Karax?o)

uncertain.

POLYB.

Mal.

lyb.

16

36,

"Ottcos mravy?arj

ecos,

Kar?xvois,

vovv.

mrav?evrioa

39,

278

Theoph.

treaty.

Kararvn&aavres?

(aby?Coa),

EPIPH.

as a

to make,

(rvn?oa)

KareiravLKLOV

367

ov,
168,

rb,
7 To

85

to

up against,

Polyb.

struggle

Histor.

Frag.

53.

LTavT?s ?Vivou Kare^av?oraro.

complete

rrjv Karei-ovoiav

(Kareir?vo)
KareiraviKiov

Inscr.

power.
r?v

?x?p?v

praefectura,
rrjs 9Eb?oorjs.

4710
avrov.

prefecture.

368

Kareizavc?

KaTeTr?vco

prefect,

fectus,
24

over.

(e^?vco),

Kai tc5

r?v

r?v ?aoiXiKov.

Porph.
Cer.

Mapba?r?v.

bopearUo

'iTaXias

head.

chief,

Kareir?vo

T?v

Tc?

lav mrrjxfj?rjs

228,

KaTe7r?vco

rov

lO KaTe7r?vco

15

Kal

Kareir?vo.
ov, (?vjios)

Karciri?vpos,
16

very

*Hv Kareiri?vfios

oqb?bpa

ov, rb, (cpyov)

Karcpyov,

2. Tackle,

rov

the

12,

Porph.

ship.-

Cer.

Histor.

Frag.

KarcvKaip?o

much

POLYB.

of

strengthened

to

(evob?o),

good

having

SoCR.

Ps.

1, 3

Athan.

Ilavra

Karevorox?o

to be
unsuccessful

(evorox?o),

in anything.

the

with

*Kar?xo,

119

Theoph.
his

rrjs opyrjs, Restraining

156,

anger.

Karao-x^v

To

understand,
Kai

r?v

Xetv ?ti O?k ?ya?bv

....

26

acter.

(28)

ei

07rep X?Xex?,

?v fi?vov Kar?

KOjirjpQV?ir?vrovro
eis Ko?pavos coro,

on

77817 Karcxcis,

r?v
4

Andr.

Act.

APOCR.

?iriorao?ai.

prjb?v

Char

ji?ya

the

with

z=z

68, 4.

1, 485.

Epist.

Theod.

SXvois.

chain,

(Not

Karrjva.

narrate.

KaTTjxrjvo r?v

Lucius

mrikkos

CODIN.

35,

8,15,

Joseph.

Vit.

?yvoovji?vov.

65,

Eus.

see

LUC?AN.

34

Autos
Jupit.

oc

2. In ecclesiastical Greek,

TroXX?

Tragoed.

sive Asin. 48.

Homil.

185.

p.

PTOCH.

mrrjxovpeve?a.

Id.

AmpHIL.

2, 422.
183 D.

II, 672 A. Theoph.

Cer. 80, 9. Adm. 140.
the

(Karrjxovpevos)

639, 5.

catechumens9

IV, 781 D.

Porph.

Karrjxica.
catillus

ornatus.

rusty.

Athen.

57.

14,

rusty,

Greg.

Porph.

to cover

Naz.

Adm.

with

rust.

I, 495 D Kan?^,
40,

12

mnca??vrcav,

having become rusty.

Karlaxycris,
K?rXos,

to make

(l?oa)

Sir. 12, 11.

eoas, fj, (mrtaxv^)

ov, o, Catulus,

i KaroiKrjrfjpiop,

to instruct in the prin

4, 23,

E?KHOL.

cav, r?,

&aoa,

Sept.
become

p.

ROM.

CLEM.

Nie.

Porph.

bpv?ros,

mn?ca,

6.

to state, in the sense

catechu

| Kanva, as, fj, (cat in urn?) a kind of ship. Theoph.

608. 609, 17.
(Not to be confounded with mrfjva.)

Karrjxco(r)x^)i 1? sound. Hence

39.

D.

Kariva.)

Karrjviov

of

590

Ill,

to be confounded

of Karrjxovpevoi,
2.

Const.
place
Cer. 77, 20, et alibi.

stale.

hackneyed,

Ka?rjfia?evpivos,

Adm.

Porph.

Karrjva, r), catena,

cav, ra,

Karrjxovpeve?a,

Theoph.

the person.

of

accusative

rj, ov,

6,16.

with

as

catechist.

mrrjx?ca.

Can. 97.

Karrjxovpevos,

Isid. Pel.

same

the

in a church.

Karr?pa?cvpevos,

Eus.

iaa, =

715, 2.

Icttiv

239, 7.

6, 6. 8.

?i?kla.

KarrjxrjTiK?

Q?in.

oravpov.

Karrjyop?o

; preaching.
Eus.

8, 32,11.

fj, ?v, catechetical.

mrrjxovpepa,

b? aXXcov

Touto

24

mrrjxl(ca,

rb jivorrjpiov

eorlv

catechism

2.

39,

Apost.

Const.

mrrjxrjriK?s,
4,

Theophrast.

to know.

Iren.

8, 6,1.

3,71.

KaTacrx<?v

19

tcov vrjoov.
2.

7,

KarrjxrjTfjs, ov, 6, (mrrfxeoa)

genitive.

Const.

I, 391 D.

mens.

2, 5, p. 117, 85.

Diod.

7, 46.

5.

Neocaes.

O i iv
Karrjxfjo-ei,

?Va av iroifj Karcvobo?rjoerai.

p.

292 D T?

Ill,

catechumen.

eoas, fj, catechization

Apost.

Karrj

Homil.

7, 4.

2, 10, 1. 5, 6, 3.

Const.

r?

'O pekkoav
Rom.

Basil.

6 mrrjxovpevos,

13.

evae?elas?

mrrjxovpevovs
9

8, 32,

*Ov

CONST.

rfjs

k?yov

Clem.

Karrjxovp?voa ?lca.

Karfjx^o-is,

opportunities.

Sept.

prosper.

Polyb.

Kara.

by

Xpiarov

252, 25.

Frag.

KarevKaipijoas,

Karevob?ofiai

tov

rpla

Apost.

37.
evKaip?o

13

4,

12,

to approve

8,

Kar?;
11

rfjv nlanv.

6, 3 Tovs

aov.

39

Barn.

Act.

tov

errj mrrjxelo-?oa.

Participle,
(e?oWco)

Bappa?as

eis

19, 7. Hippol.

659.
KarcvboK?o nvi,

?eov.

Karrjxrj?els.
rov

rrjp obbp

et Thecl.

rov

X?yov

Luc. 1, 4 Ilepl

Karrjxrjpevos

Paul,

1 Karrjx^?a?ai

39,

1 o

Xc?a?ai

21.

35,

7,

evayyeXiov

avrrjs.

Ex.

Sept.

of

apparatus

per

ovyycv?o?ai

service.

work,

Judith.

Sept.

top

25

18,

Act.

7ToXX? mrfjxjjo-e

40,

7,
desirous.

k?ycav.

avrfjp

ApOST.

'Avrioxeias

Act.

Apocr.

Kvplov.

xfjo-aaa

*Ov . . . . KaTe7r?vco rrjs

*0 rrjs pey?Xr?s

172

irpoexeipiaaro.

9,

19

11,

Adm.

6,

?aoiXiKov.

ATTAL.

ciples of religion, to catechize. NT.

o Kareir?vo,
prae

Substantively,

ttaioiKtyrripiov

Ex.

violence.

a man's

ov, r?, (mToiKrjrfjp)

12, 20.

name.
habitation,

Cedr.

II,

Inscr.
abode.

653.
5879.
Sept.

KaroiKia
369

as,

KaroiKia,

rj,

habitation,

(k?toikos)

1 Esdr. 9, 12.

Sept.

9, 37.

2.

dwelling-house.

2, 32, 4.

Polyb.

5,

78, 5.

mvm,

Low-priced,

Karoiofiai

to be

(otopat),
to

t? ?aoiXel

Polyb.
irap??vov

?vyar?pa

43,

1 Trjv

ovoav,

yvva?Ka

5,

ov, to,

retro.

20

Novell.

rrjv roiavrrjv

irepl

y?voivro

3 Ei

59,

8e Kar&mv
Adm.

PORPH.

Kara?oXrjv.
t?v

r?

Kar?iriv

Eis

kovkIv for mvKiov.

to,

achievement,

(Karopo?o)

?v

exploit,

ClCER. Fin.

bpay??rjpa. POLYB. 1, 19, 12, et alibi.

rj, a

ecos,

correction.

aright,

setting

2,53, 3.

96, 2. Judith. 11, 7. Polyb.

and dishes.

as,

K?rra,

I, 432,
rj, (kOttos)

cat,

Arist.

Schol.
ov,

Karros,

Callim.

Schol.

19

or

male

catus,

to cause

Krrjvrj crou o?

cat,

a?Xovpos.

to

wind.

Lev.

19?
shalt

Thou

eVepof?yco,

not let thy cattle gender with a diverse kind ; as asses

with

horses.
ov,

Kar?xipos,

Lev.

Sept.

vEo-ovrai

Porph.

*Ovou

by

ov, to,

KaropayovXov,

Karox^poi,

vplv

bondman.
They

p?yovXov)

(K?ro,

Cer.

shall

rj, ?v,

KoroporiK?s,
as

Dion.
rj, ?v,

Lower

Countries,

'EXX??os

Eur.

or

lower.
the

Theoph.
Kal r?v

an

kototik?v

662,
fiep?v.

12

'Ek

p. 498,

'lopb?vov.

Id.

720,

vrjoov
8.

(Compare

Jur.

Xoyoi,

rov

?vcar?rov
tov

?erja?p

r?

inl

Kavkamvas.)

rrjs

I, 645, 19.

Cedr.
o,

edited

prj??vres,

their mvkol

having
rb,
fj ?vpa,

mr?mvpa,

mva?pios,

mvaomnos,
mva?opai,

that

is

722.

Ther.
cut

the mvk?s

off

11.

436,
cut

which

on an

r&v npo?arcav

13.

of

14 mvkoro

off.
burned.

Hes.

Kavpa,

animal.

44

1569,

demon.

bath-haunting

(mvais)

Inscr.

Kal r&v fjy&v.

Eunap.

17.
causarius.

ANTEC.

Causariae
see

11,

pia

Kavaapla

in the Scholium.

missione,

&?rjv, (mvaos)

CONT.

2,

KavXoK07ros.

be in a state of fever.
oph.

EuKHOL.

fj nvpevais.

a mark

6,

to

repvca)

KavXoK07r??>. Mal.

aros,

6, 4, 4.

cut-Worm.

NlCAND.

one,

any

of

accusative

Kavo-oK?7ros.

n?aorj.
(mvk?s,

the

H?rmen.

K?Vra))

(/cavXos,

incorrectly

fjaoa,

With

mvkoropeoa.

ov, o, penis,

aiovi,

to Con

tcov

Gloss.

the Naassenes.

?vrjrov,

ov,

Porphyr.

fi?prj, The

relation

by

tov mroa

=
fjaoa,

mvkoKonas,

mva??as,

to ?iropo

KaroriK?
in

South,

Malea,

15.

642,

Ta

used-

aavkaaav

Ta re mvpara

affirmative

vi) ; opposed

in Bekker.

(koto)

yv?

356.

Orest.

denoting

(Kar?pwpi)

Thrax

KaroTiKos,

stantinople.

promontory

Schol.

to the
particle

applied

near

cups

eio~iv oi rpe?s vnepoymi

Kavkamv,

2. Brand,

*Ovou yva?os.

jaw,

8.

648,

word
OvVoi

?erja?p.

the person.

!*kavpa,

the lower

20.

aavkamv,

?voa pevaavros

KavXoropeci),

see.

els, which

KttTcop?youXov,

Strabo's

tik?s.

46

25,

followed

down,

oath,

possessed,

bondmen.

be your

?os.

(k?toxos)

as

Kal niv?Kia,

457,

Theoph.

59

107,

mvkavmv,

*mvk?s,
held

larpiKrjs imarfjprjs.
to mvK?a

Cer. 464, 15.

symbolical

mvkoKon?oa,

copulate.

Karoxevoeis

rfjs

un

meaning

re r?v ano mvm

"Simka?p

the
Kavkamvas, 6, in the jargon of the Basilidians,
Theod. IV, 195 D.
Saviour.
also
1,
(See
mvkamv.)

Po^yb.

Sept.

Cer.

ya?ara.

'Ab?pavros,

111.

Cer.

(oxevo),

Ta

6, 23.

10

yeyop?ra

cup.

mvkamv,

693.

Karovp?o (ovp?o), to sail with a fair

44, 3. 1, 61, 7.
Karoxcvo

6,

KavKovs,

3,30,2.

EuAGR.

yaXrj, aiXovpos.

Plut.
cattus

?,

ov,

precise

bi?mpos)

equivalent

Porph.

Porph.

xaXivr?ia.

586,

cav, r?,

Jo

105, 2, ? a'.

kovkIov.

Svkivov

(51)

THEOPH.

HlPPOL.

18.

Philon.

Sept.

cup. NOVELL.

ov, 6, (mvms,

mvKomvaKia,

Kavms,

3,7.

Ps.

38

biampoap aoobiarfjp

aros,

Kar?pooois,

6.

ApOPHTH.

rov vepov.
2,129.

K?vKia ?aaikim

12

468,

469.

Cer.

?avKakiov.

Ptoch.

ov, rb, (mvms)

mvKiov,
|

certain.

rjX?ov irp?ypara,

Pcopaicov

(mvms)

7 T? mvK?kiov

Colob.

mvmbi?mpos,

retrograded.
Kar?pOofia,

hann.

Leimon.

Karovopaop?vrjv.
Latin

the

129,

betroth.

promise,

rov ?aoiXeos

Mi?pib?rov

Karoiriv,

self-conceited.

2, 5.

Hab.

Sept.

Porph.

cheap.

Gloss.

patera.

mvmkiov,

Karovop?Co,

koto,

/cavaoofiat

345,

to be

parched

NT.
T& nvper&

or burned

2 Pet. 3, 10. 12.

mvaoa?fjvai.

up

: to

The

Kavoov,

ovos,

?,

(kovois)

Judith. 8,3.
2. Hot wind.
Jer.

17

18,

vcrcova has

ov,

Kavrrjpiov,

Job. 27, 21.

Kavoova

?vepov

12, 1.

Hos.
where

biaoirepo,

mark

brand,

made

eos,

Jer.

rj,

boast.

boasting,

Sa,

13, 3.

in a bad

exo)

state

health.

of

BASILIC.

Kap,y?ra, K?orrj, ?rjKrj.

Ka^?Kiov,

Sept.

6 Ka^?Kr?s

19,

14

17,

Reg.

'O KO^?Krjs

Hes.

Ka^?Krjs.

PsELL.

KcqbaXfj.

Kcbpaia,

as, rj,

Keipevov,

ou,

=z

(Kelpai,

462,
in

text,

sense

the

Phot.

orx?Xiov.

of

rb,

ov,

Theoph.

rb,

CHAL.

663,

QUIN.
Kcipo,
21

to shear,
Tc5 to?

orjoavpocj)vX?Kiov.

the

Afr.

76.

Can.

O?

Ke?Tai ; Does

os

bi?

?v rais

years
r?s

old.

ovvexels

?yvials

....

ev r& peaoa rov

rjs,

Vit.

tonsure.

Quin.

Can.

nickname

it

occur

? Does

for Ulpian

it not

occur

Athen.

1,

Cr]TT](T?^tus ?v?
eo*xev

ovopa

tov

O?X7riav?s
ir?oav

?pav

avrov

? Tupios,
iroielrai

Kvpiov biaorj porc pov,

?vfjk?ev

r?

eis

rbv

npbs

noifjaas

&pav

walk

Please
avrov

bvo

avrov

in,
lepe?s

kXItovs
k?yovres

8eo*7rora ayie.

Kekv<jarj, Kecfavkos)

ke

leprous,

26.
room,

328

B.

monk9s

commonly

1225 C.

Scitens.

Nil.

Epist. 2, 96.

Apophth.

3.

Arsen.

32.
fj, femin.

Kekkap?a,
Kekk?prjs,

rj, ?, the butler

Kekk?pios,

?px^nlam

bi? rov ?opelov

of Kekk?pios.
a

of

monastery,

ov, rb,

Kekk?prjs.

Kekka

room

the

Porph.

Apophth.

Kekklov or KeXXiov, ov, to,

Kekkapim,

of

Gelas.
(Kekka)

provisions

Apophth.
Cer. 462, 5.

qhvka? ro?f ?prov.

Them.

butler

where

664 D.

butler,

Porph.

Ta

44, 13, 6, ? 1.
a

ov, 6, cellarius,

6,

540

Chron.

Basilic.

cellarium,

sil. II, 530 A.

ov,

KeXXapios,

2, 104. 221. 516.

fj, ?v, cellarius.

Kekkaplrrjs,

25.

TypiC.

are kept. Basil.

II, 530 A.
Gelas. 3. Vit. Euthym. 33.

oxrjpori.
a

nepl

chamber,

Epiph.

English

etaek?e

Aap?avovaiv

Agath.

as,

Kekk?piov,

ae 6

epov,

KeXevcov,

(Kekvcjaavov,

Greek

the

vaov Kal Kekevovaiv

KeXevo"are,

fj, celia,

ovv

e?s

?yay?vres

stores,provisions.

that is, Is this meaning found in any classical,author ?

And woe unto the word that was not at least five
hundred

Kal

as

used

203 C Kal Ipe?s airo),

fjp?v, Kekevaare,
179

p.

to

and

Kekevaop,

avr&

avr?yyeiXev

imrepa,

KekkapiK?s,

r) rjXiKia.

yeve?,

clerical

KXrjpov Kcip?o?ooav

Cod.

because he was in the habit of asking Ke?

of Tyre,
Tat ,

of

Keipa,

ov, o, Keitoukeitos,

KeiTovKeiros,

age.

person's

HES.

said

67

plrrjs. Ptoch.
a

84.

9E(f)pa?p,

Karfjk?ev keyoav

Leimon.

16.

Kcipa, as, rj, (Kcipo?)

Can.

(KcipiXi?pxrjs)

Kvpie

EUKHOL.

132.

1553 C.
KCiprjXiapxelov,

Kal

when

fepare?ov, mke?

LeimoN.

cell. Euagr.

NO

treasury.

(KciprjXioq^vXa^)

o, (KciprjXiov, qbvXa?) treasurer.

okos,

iprjXioqyvXa?,

728,15.

to the Modern

Kom?are,

rb

els

np?s. Apophth.

Nomocan.

VELL. 74, 4, ? j8\

K

?fjpa.

Keke(f>?s, fj, ?v,

K?Xka,
ov,

to KeXevcov,

20.

passim.
KcifirjXioqbvX?Kiov,

etaek?e

taravrai

Cer.

Keipevos)
to

opposed

original;

445.

PORPH.

Kcbpia.

rb,

32

H,

Chron.

Kekevaare,

Amphil.

Be pleased.
204

sirs.

Ka^?Ktov,

Komaae,

oplare,

yepovra

nap

correspond

nokkfjv

yXcocrcoKopov.
Ke'j8X?7, 77s, rj,

Plut.

Classical.

of ceremony,

Please,

nos.

44,

??aTos.

of

dimin.

to,

ou,

words

ayiov

cruse..

e'Xa?ou.

64 C.

I, 34 A.

3.

order.

command,

Kekevaop,

Kekevaop,

case,

?,

el

k. t. X.

order.

et Paul.

Pet.

imperatives

opiae,

1, 9, 3, et

Polyb.

dissatisfied.

SuiD.

Ka^r?Krjs, ov,

Act.

Oiov

Ke?rai.

Plut.

command,

fj, (Kekevoa)

Kekevoa, to bid,

Sept.

Vfo, a kind of cake. Sept. Jer. 7, 18.

Metaphorically,
alibi.
KOyjra, rj, cap

fj

(from celer).

Apocr.

The

Kax?KTrjs, ov, ?, (kokos,

to?

(mvx?opai)

Kauc?v,?,Hebrew

ov

729, 15. 730.

13.

12,

nplp

Ibiov prjbevbs

eixev

v?pov

elne?p Ke?rai

Ke?rai &pa inl rov rfjs

fjpepas poplov,

C.

Eus.

by burning.

6 ?vfjp

O?ros

K?Xevoris, em,

5, 2, p. 211, 16.
Kavxqois,

KeirovKeiTos.

Kekepes,c?leres

kou

of an adjective.

force

to,

Sept.

?norp&yeip

e?s

the

kovoos.

heat,

burning

Sept.

tceWiov

370

Kavac?v

Ba

28, 5. Cer. 463, 10.

monastery,

KeXXapios,

3.
small

room,

monies

cell.

1,157 A. Basil.
II, 529 C K?XXia.Euagr.
1257 A.
Scitens.
Pallad.
162 B.
Theod.

Athan.

KXXcCdT7]9
371
/Cepa/JLC?TO?

1, 8.

Lector.
1

133,

Apophth.

Kekkiov.
ov,

Kekki&rrjs,
inmate

o,

of

one

(Kekkiov)

as

cell,

2. Embroidered.

10. Novell.

Anton.

who

in a cell,

dwells

a monk.

Vit.

258

Sab.

the

Kcvr'iKrop,

C.

list.

293 C.
fj, ?v,

a Kekki&rrjs.

of

as, ?,

Kevobo?la,

81, 9.

6, 13.

LEO.

KivTOVKkoV.

Polyb.

3,

empty

Vol.

Inscr.

coffin.

said

Kfjvaoap.

ov, 6, (centum,

531,
apxca)

kc'vtovkXov.

sivords

could

not

Kevrrjv?piov,

to the mark

hundred

ov, rb, centenarium,

one

who

Kevrrjrfjpiv

for

Gelas.

Apophth.
fj, ?v,

Kevrrjr?s,

Kevrrjrfjpiov,

to?s per&nois

727,

made
5

THEOPH.

pricked.

rbv rvnov

rov

bi?

aravpov

on their foreheads

by punctures

'Emyp?yjras

(Kevrioa)

and

r? np?aoana

stains
pikavi

441,

needle.

; by
Keprrjr&.

o,

r?

riiX?a,

5,

4.

K?vrovKXa.

ward.

hamlet,

Novell.

-ICOV.

for

128,

BASILIC.

centurio,

4.

PORPH.

16,

1, 7, V.

Them.

1.

?yKCV

ov, rb,=
rb,

15, 39.

kcvt?v.

O,

289 A.

C.

....

Kal KevTc?viov.

S AB.

VlT.
NlL.

Kcvr?viov,

Kevrov?piov,

KevTc?v

S?ID.
kcvt?v.

=:

eKar?vrapxos.

Kevrovpiov,

cent

(K?vrpov)

266 B.

et 11.

'Ev

298
3,

Epist.

C.
137.

VlT.

Kevrcov_ml

Suid.

adv.

rb,

Iren.
of

(kcvoo)

empty

space.

Polyb.

6, 31,

1, 4, 2 vacuum.
Polyb.

Kev?s.

Frag.

130.

Gram.

p?palos,

=
a, ov,

Kcp?fieos.

POLYB.

10,

44,

2.

Kepaporos, % ?v, (Kcpap?o) tiled, as a roof:

Strab. 11,3, 1. 13,1,27.

Kevrrjrov

pikavos

thefigure

Leo.

??rjv, (KeVpos) to be infatuated; literally to be

Kcirqb?ofiai,
v. 7, 22. Cicer. Ep. Attic. 13,
gulled. Sept. Pro
40. Iren. 1, 13, 3.

5.

(Kevrioa)

Having
ex?vroav,
cross

rb,

of

3.

11,

Suid.

Lyd.

Kcvr?viov.

aros,

| K?vojia,

192 E.

I,

Kevrovpiov

?,

ov,

S ab.

Antec.

a kind

353,

Kcvr?viov.
one

possesses

Athan.

Kevrvploav.

3.

460,

6, 24, 5. NT. Marc.

Kcvr?viov,

kcv?s,

Centenarius,

1, 2.

rj, centuria,

ovos,

Kevrov?piov,

Sab.

3, 7, 3.
2.

Cer.

KevbovKXov, Kcv

felt,

(centunculus)

?yKcvrpiCo.

ovos,

kcvt?v,

).

to one

equal

to the
aVeXev&vpoi.

applied

Kevrov?piov,

quintal,

ov, 6, centenarius,
sestertia,

2, 115.

PTOCH.

Porph.

rpiCei.

hundred Xirpai. Proc

I, 112, 3, et alibi. Vit.
345 C. Menand.
327, 23.
Kevrrjv?pios,

reading.

of K?vrovKXov.

Kevrvpiov.

Polyb.

applied

Kevrrjv?piov.

Kevrvpiov,

stab.

point,
II, 164 D.

Kevrrjv?piv for

thrusting.

piercing,

in

205,

4.

13,

Kevrrjpa rb ?l<fios exeiv, Because

rb prjbap&s

as,

KcvrpiCo
Polyb.

1, 202.

PtOCH.

rb K?vrovKXov.

t?v

Kevrovpiov

202.

rb,

Cer.

n?Xos,

128,
6, 1, 57.

2.

Simon.

KevrrjKXa. MAURIC.

Kcvrovpia,

SuiD.

elbos ?^i&paros.

2. Punctum,
Epiph.

Kevrvploav. THEOPH.

1, 199.

PtOCH.

rb, a pricking,

5 Ai?

ov,

Porph.
Id.

BASILIC.

Kevrrjv?pios.

Kevrrjpa, aros,

out.

17.

Apophth.
K?vrovKXov.

ov, made

3.

Marc.

Apophth.

487, 5, et alibi.

tovkXo,

emptied.

thing

Cer.

4.

1,112,

as a various

places

16.

4, 6. 11, et alibi.

Kevrrjklcav axokfjs,

2, 33,

ClIRON.

Leo.

the

of

'EK?Va>crev 6Va e?xe? poured

Kivrapxos,

Kevrev?pios

contents

the

of

=
Kevaoap

443, 8.

as,

K?vrovKXov,

Kev?ca, to empty,
Leimon.

both

Ill, p. 1158.

their

KcvTovKXa,

=
r),

KcvrovKX??vos,

ov, fj, (k vos, aop?s)

Kev?aopos,

KevrfjKka

Kcvr?viov.

POLYB. 27, 6,

et alibi.

12,

Porph.

Kcvrrjv?piov.

KevTov?piov.

Kcvr?viov =

10, 33, 6.

Kevobo?os,ov, (kcvos, b??a) vainglorious.

Proc.

z=z

KevTov?piov

vaingloriousness.

(Kev?bogos)

for

incorrectly

Kcvrov, centum.

KevboVKkoV~

Cal

7, 43.

471, 11. 473.

ad Concil.

BALSAM,

19.

VII,

Nicet.

KovprjKrop or KopprjKrop.

for

incorrectly

Kevriv?piov,

Kekkioanms,

39.

Enchhv

Epict.

158, 26.

5.

Leimon.

of the

Substantively.

tattooing.

Polyb. 28, 12, 3.

bricked.

(a) To Kepapor?v,a brick structure.

372
Kepaa?a
(b) T? Kepapcar?v,a body of troops holding
shields over their heads.
Id. 28, 12, 5.
as,

Kepaaia,

fj, cherry-tree,

4, 1, 14.

4,4.

as,

Kepaaia,

=z

fj,

GEOPON.

drinking.

Cer.

tov ?aaikioas

tos

7 Kara

371,

41,

10,

a cup for

as

as

often

the

cup is handed to the king.

to,

ov,

Kep?aiov,

Galen.

urn,

VI,

Diosc.

cherry.

345 E.

2,

gum

of

aros,

cherry-tree,

rb,

ov,

*Kepaaos,

wine,

of

cupful

ceras

6,

Cerasum,

p?aiop.
=

us,

(Kepas)

19, 5.

Porph.

Adm.

as,

fj,

as,

the

of

the

Ke

Kepaaos,

ARETH.
a

of

56.
ship,

Kepala.

LECTOR.

2, 2.

GeO

17, 2, 2.
to butt,

rj, ov,

of

ov,

to,

(Kepas)

Ceratonia

Kepa

Siliqua,

Sept.

Kvptaaoa.

2.

Carat.

Cedr.

756.
Kepanarfjs,

Novell.

28.

21,

sc.

Sept. Jud. 3, 27.

fruit

the

1, 158.
32,

1.

of

the

Galen.
59,

Keparla.

355.

VI,

5.

'E?v b? 6 ravpos

Kepanarfjs

thunder

pillow,

Apophth.

Poemen.

a game.

of

irpooKC(?>?Xaiov.
131.

Nil.

3, 252

Epist.

Roman

circus.

Chron.

18.

205,

k
to

(K?pKcrov)

name

rj, the

Porph.

patrol.

Cer.

of

coin.

Hes.

481,

Porph.

'Ao-tavov

Kepoa,

[Compare the Arabic D*lp>

to yp?cri, the Turkish
piastre.

ov, rb,

butts.

SEPT.

rj, is wont

to

Ex.

push

21,
with

the horns.

an epithet applied to the

Ktpavvo?okos, ov,fulminant,
Christian legion in the army of Marcus Aurelius
Antoninus, because their fervent supplication to the
God of the Christians was immediately followed by a

Hes.

Kepoa.

irap9 9Alyvirriois

Mauric.

ov,

rb,

Kopoiiriov,

rb Kcpoalov

Kcorpos,?, a kind of weapon.

Modern
See also

(KcqydXaiov,

as a surname

2,

Suid.

summary*

or nickname,

APOPHTH.

Anton.
10

Matoes

T?v

Theoph.

a??av
Cont.

*Kc<j)aXrj, rjs, rj, head,

chief

leader,

EPIPH.

When
rendered

*0 a??as

used
Big
?

T?aqbvovnos

Ha(j>vovTiov
389,

10.

2, 35,

be

656, 22, of the emperor Basil

Leo Gram. 234, 15, of the same.
tino

1.

man.

it may
29

14,

chieftain.

(KcqbaXrj) large-headed

pevov KeqbaX?v.

27, 9, 1.
yp?qbo)

Polyb.

es, summary.

o,

*H

Xeyopevov.

Polyb.

ov, ?, (KcqbdXaiov)chief
KeqbaXai?rrjs,
I, 6 C.
KcqbaX?s, ?,

tis.

piCa

300.

12, p.

Kec/>aX5s.
he who

the

cvora,

head.

Theoph.

I, 700, 9.

ov, 6, (Keparl?oa)

cervical,

3,1.

Keq^aXai?ypaq^ov,

Ex.

fj Keparlvrj,

Substantively,

Luc. 15, 16. Diosc.

with

striking

489,21.

Kcpoalov,

(See also Kep?nop.)

carob,

rb,

ou, t?,

9.

KcqbaXai?brjs,
horn.

by

5, 40.

Kepora?ov.]

THEOD.

carob-tree,

divination

arKoir?o)

Diod.

Kep?ouKOXots.

Greek,

124, 7.

b?vbpov.

(Kepavv?s,

?, the name

v?ptcrpa.
Leo.

Diod.

ov,to, (c i r c i t o r, c i r c u i tu s) patrol.
K?pKcrov,
Cer. 474, 11.
K?poa,

a?kmy?, horn, trumpet.

Kepariov,

29

Theophrast.

33, 17.

Kepartpos,

ov,

vofiiopa

taca, (Kepas)

Deut.

NT.

fruit

i),

rj, (Kepavv?o)

Vis.

6.17.

2, 34.

yard

Keparla.

fj, (Kepas)

Strab.

Kepar?fo,

590,

drinking.

1.

11,

ria.

ready

cherry-tree.

MARTYR.

Kepala.

Kepar?piop,

Keparla,

for

2, 35.

ov, rb,

PON.

K?ppi

1184,

thunder-stricken.

Kepavvo?oXov

as,

eos,

Herm.

Tots

army

1.

1183,

Scymn. 398.

KcpKcrcvo,

cherry,

Athen.

Keparia,

17,

Kepavvoois,

KepKcoiov,

H. P. 3, 13, 1. Athen.

Keparala

t&p Kepa

Cer. 375, 4.

Porph.

2.

to

1, 157.

<riW. Diosc.
Kepaapa,

the

28

KcpavvooKoiria,

Kep?ovKoXos,

The

Cass.

ov, proparoxytone,

1, 13, p.

the Roman

5, 5, p. 215, 24.

Kep?impiov,

Athen.

34. 35.
2.

Eus.

bolt.

ceras

(Kepaaos)

1, 154.

Parabil.

27.

saved

Dion

danger.

thunder and lightning.

be Kepaalav m?v

oi ?ovm\ioi,

kiyovaiv

2.

which

thunder-storm,

Kepawo?oXos,

Moer.

Kepaaia, as, fj, (Kep?vwpi) the act of filling

Porph.

3,

I, 619.

Kepaaos.

violent

from'imminent

GeopON.

Kepaaos.

Kepaala,

Cedr.

their

icefyaXr)

of one

tov

Xeyo

Constan

theMacedonian.

commander.

In

the

following passages it is applied to the apostle Peter

1149 A.
by the Roman bishop's legates. Ephes.
1153 E.

Chal.

864 D.

as

2. Head,
Plut.

718

373

J>akr?Tia)V

to

applied

roots.

bulbous

12,

6,4.

censitor,

prjrfjs. Basil.

Krjvafjroap, biari

appraiser,

176 A.

Ill,

435

Novell.

B.

17,8.

=
KC(?)aXrjTi?v
K

6,

opos,

Krjvalrcap,

POLYB.

KcqbaXal rpels Trjviov.

2Kop?bov

Arist.

tcrjpovX?pLOS

r), ?v,

(j)aXiK?s,

KeqbaXtK?s

of

to the

relating

3, 55, p. 197 B.

Diosc.

Ga

THEOPH.

KeqbaXiri?v.

Theoph.

KcqyaXiKOs, capitally.

13.

631,

14

22,

Kcqb?Xiov, ov, rb, dimin.

of KcqbaXr). Diosc.

3,169.

KcqbaXrjri?v,

748, 16.

rj,

(Kc(f)aXrj)

eiriKcqb?Xaiov,

Joseph.

. . . . ov

yepovo?a

as,

a short

THEOPH.

KC(j)aXiK?s.

rj,

(KeqyaXrj, kX?^co)

The'

ApOCR.

avr?v

the

bowing

the

of

ras

takes

Ke^aXoKXioia

Porph.

Cer.

(Compare Const.
b?

KXiv?vrcov

KcqbaX?s,

224,

Apost.
k. t.

place

21.

611,

6, 3

8,

X.

also

See

kX?vco.)

2 Esdr.

the Hebrew

^ll?i?

1, 10.

i), ?v, (Krjbcp?v) provident,

KrjbcpoviK?s,

127.

Gram.

Frag.

Substantively,

Polyb.

watchful.

t? KrjbejioviK?v.

Id.

32, 13, 12.

32,

KrjX?piva,

of

avrovs

LTp?s
see

see

KrjvorjTOp

exovTOs

ov, o, censualis.
6,

1, 5, 4,

rikos?

erfjaiov

13.

128,
CUStos

(j)vka?)

18.

22,

Antec.

Novell.

(Krjvaos,

25.

17,

4, 2. 3.

C.

rb v?piapa,

Krjvaos,

ams,

npoaayopevovaiv.
Matt.

census.

Epist. 2, 146.

Krjvacap, oapos, o, censor,

Krjpayjfla, as,

fj,

AtHAN.

nprjrfjs.

(Krjp?s, ?nrca)

illumination.

Chron.

Kfjpivos, ov, waxen.

182 B. E.

I,

Lyd.

11.

152,

of wax-candles,

lighting

701, 16.
cerate.

ov, rb, (Krjp?s, ekaiov)

KrjpioktraviKrjv,
ov,

rb,

Cer.

Kfjpivos

Theoph.

690.

wax-candle.

kapn?s,

Krjplokos,

for

incorrectly

Krjpiokirav?Kiv,

Krjplop kiravUiop

Socr.

(see

KrjpiokiTav'iKiov,
PORPH.

kiraviKiov).

8.

74,

ov,

o,

I,

114

ATHAN.

wax-candle,

(cerula)
C

Tovs

Krjplov, ov, rb, wax-candle,

Krjp?s,

Krjplov.

Krjpi?kovs rfjs iKKkrjalas.

Porph.

kapn?s.

Cer.

Krjpoypaqbica,
fjaoa, (Krjp?s,yp?qboa) to paint
EUST.

ANT.

p?roav

elmvas*

677 D

rjs,

Krjpopaartxrj,

....

POLYB.

5,

4.

56,

fj,

4,

KrjbefioviK?s.

Krjpop?anxop,

ov, to, =

Krjponoake?op,

ov,

shop.

Kpvirrciv,

Xav??veiv.

Plut,

n,

269

D.

12.

65,

'E|

?vopolcav

(Krjp?s,

to rate,

appraise.

Hes.

Krjvo?rop.

Basilic.

Krjvorjrop,

3, 3.

56,
rrjv

yrjv

rpov.

Krjp?ncakop, rb,

rj, the

Krjvoiropia,

Epist.

1, 275.

xpo

Krjpoypaqbe?a?ai

wax

paarixrj)

and

mastic

p. 305.

KrjpopaarlxTJ*
(Krjp?s,

EUKHOL.

noakioa)

wax-candle-seller9S

420, 15.

Cont.

Krjponoake?op.

pe

Krjp?s, ov, 6, wax-candle.

2, 205.
Krjpovk?pia,

as,

rb,

Theoph.

with wax.

THEOPH.

CONT.

744,

19

r? Krjp?ncaka.

KXi?avapios.

KTjvoevo, censeo,
=

KrjbcpoviK?s.

Kki?avapios.

KrjX?pc, celare,
KrjXi?ava,

V.

melted together. Eukhol.

adv.

KrjbefioviK?s,
4

NT.

125, 25.

Keqbovprjs,o?, bowl, basin, from

Sept.

Nil.

Eus.

SuiD.

Ktjpikaiov,

the priest is reading, in a low

prayer.

Eukhol.

15.

194,
Yoapa?oi

?mxcaploa fi&aarj

nkfj?ovs

rikos.

Lyd.

6, 8, p. 322, 17.

and matins.

at vespers

7.

(p?pos

capitation-tax,

(KecfraX?beopos)
fillet.

head at church, while

voice,

capitatio,

2, 2.

Proteuangel.

p. 41.

Voapa?mv
tax,

12,

rfj

1, 27, p. 64, 37, et alibi.

Chron. 531, 17. Suid.

vir?p rrjs KeqbaXrjs TeXo?crt.)

KcqbaXob?opiov,ov, rb,

KcqyaXoKXioia,

Marc.

ovra)

Socr.

3, 3, 6 KefaXir?ov, paroxytone.
Ant. 12, 3, 3 9AiroXv?o?ob? i)

Basilic.

(Compare

rov

rrjv ??eraaiv

r&v ?px^lcav.

?noypaqbr)

Krjvaos

Krjvaoijavka?,

4,131.

volumen, roll, dXrjr?piov. SEPT.

KcfyaXis,ibos, rj, (KetyaXrj)
2 Esdr. 6, 2. Ps. 39, 8 'Ev KcqbaXibi
?i?Xiov.
?vos,

SuiD.

KTjvaov?kibs,

ripopelo?ai.

KeqbaXiri?v,

9.

2. Tribute,

=
KeqbaXiK?s,

KccjidXiKos, adv.

Krjvaos, ov, 6, census,

or

(K (f)aXrj) pertaining

head, for the head.

len. XIII, 698.
&?pos

8, 2.

NOVELL.

(j>aXiTi?v.

office

VOL. VII. NEW

of

Krjvo?rop.

IsiD.

Pel.

Cont.

Mal.
cap, r?,

377, 10.

Can.

467,16.
(cerula)

715, 12.

I Ktjpovk?pios,ov, 6, (cerula)
SERIES.

48

Apost.

Chron.
=

72.

Nil.

Epist.

530, 7. 605, 3.

Krjponcake?a.

THEOPH.

870, 21.
maker or seller of wax

374

/cnpovXiov

candles.

Theoph.

758,

written

incorrectly

KrjpovXX?

pios with AA. Cedr. II, 39.

As an epithet, it is applied toMichael, the well
known patriarch of Constantinople.
Cedr. II, 530,
20
o

rbv Xey?pevov

Mixaj^X

KiX?Kiov, ov, rb,

KrjpovXiov, ov, rb,

rula,

taper.

Cer.

Diosc.

4.

472,

474, 8.
see

of melted

encaus

wax,

NlC.

oavis.

(Compare Plin.
Krjpoypaqbeo,

86,

2 Krjp?xvros

See

the

said

of

the

tc5 biaKovo

Krjpvi-ai

Krjpoparirrjs,

cerate.

applies

coarse

i s cibarius,

bread.

Ki??a, rj, bag, Kip?a. An iEtolian word.

The

Ptoch.

Ki?opiov. Mal.
Kt?ous,?, the Lat?n cibus,

Hes.

Ki??a,

713, 11.
rpoqbij. Cedr. I, 295, 7.
baldachin of the holy table
184 C.

?aaavcav

9A?paap

I, 970 B. Mal.

Plut.

turns
r&v

nepl

bioaypov

Sept.
els yfjv npbs

Vit.

upon.

T?v

Kara x^Pas

nap?

r&v

ioprfj,

movable

apxo'vT6>v

rov

Kiprjrf)

16.

ov, rb, dimin.

of

Ki?oros.

ark.

Sept.

ov, o, Noah's

Kibapis,

ecos, rj, a Persian

is a lunar

feast

; opposed

to

?dinj

Gen.

head-dress.

459,

6, 14,
Sept.

Mal.
va.

Kivvpa.

THEOPH.

CONT.

Krjvaos.

Hes.

or

rjs,

as

423, 5.

fj,

'Av?X^is,

114.

A?mpos

Kiaripva.

iniKeob?

Mauric.

15, 62. 75. 77.

"On rfjv MoaKialav

instrument,
28,

Ilao-xa,

eibos voplaparos,

Klvaos,

Leo.

10,

Suid.

6 ?aaikevs

Kivarepvav

Kivvvpa.

Kiov?Kiov, ov, rb, dimin.

39.
?XcKTOpis,

r) ?XcKTpvov.

Hes.

Kiovlrrjs, ov, 6, (kicov)

Kivar?p
9Avaar?aios

the name of a stringed

*)133,
Sept.
of

Reg.

Kloav, small

16,

16.

column.

Theoph.

?X?KTop,

aTvklrrjs.

EUAGR.

2,

10.

the capital

of

a column.

The

OPH. 663, 14.

KIKK?S. HES.
? ?XcKTpvov.

HES.

KiovoKpavov,

4.

Kr?fei.

Kivvpa, as, fj, Hebrew

21.

et alibi.
Ex.

feasts

ILevrrjKoarfj.

Kivaripva,

THEOPH. 360.

Theoph.

are

movable

582, 16.

ov, o, cock,

feast,

the time is regulated by that

kaiov.

232,

koto's,

kikk?s,

'Pov

which

Kivvvpa =

490, 3. Chron.

Ki?opiov, ov, to, canopy,

AmpHIL.
(?y?a rp?ircCa).

=
K?KKlpOS,6,

exov

hazardous.

intransitive.

iKe??ev

'EKivfj?rj k?yos

principal

kIvoos =

=
Ki?ovpiov

K?KKa, rj, hen,

504

of Easter,

Vit.

irrjpa AlroXoi.

4.

of dying.
7 K?v8wov

Tvp?wov.

1, 151.

Ki?anov,

e?s nokkovs

perilous,

conversation

KiprjT?s, fj, ?p, movable.

and

Cer.

2, 82.

Tos ioprfj (see ?Klvrjros). HOROL.

ov, o, pan

Porph.

22

407,

journey,

2, 54, 2.

Kive?Tai, The

yeyoporoap

Sab. 290 C.
Ki?apirrjs,

Scolymus.

Athen.

in danger

Cer.

eKivrjaev

Polyb.

A?yos

deacon

to

church feast of which

one who

of

9, 9, 10.

set out,
1 Kai

20,

kl?a.

cvxrjv.

ov, 6, (Krjpojia)

were

dangerous,

(kiv8wos)

Kivica, to move,

STEPH.
irpoo<f>ov?o,

Oynara

et Thecl.

Paul,

Porph.

8, 22, 3.

Polyb.

alibi saepe.
proclaim,

5,

D.

363

VI,

rov ?no?ave?v,

es,

306, 17.

to

Porph.

them down.

Kivbw&brjs,

preaching

when he bids to pray. Const. Apost.

8, 5, 6. 8,
8, 2. 8, 13, 1. ANC. 2. SOCR. 2, 11 LTpoorafas

artichoke,

Act.

Apocr.

Luc. 11, 32 MeTev??7craveis t?

of the gospel. NT.
12,1, et
Kijpvypa 'icov?. Clem. Rom. Homil. 2,12.

Krjpvooo,

made

6.

Greek,
fj ?yKiv?pa, (a) Gynara Sco
Humilis.
(c) Cynara Acaulis.~\
(b) oynara

to carry

Gen.
particularly

cloth

aiv mrayaye?v avr?, It is their duty (business,

office)

vXrj.

Ill, 204.

Proc.

5,

271,

Galen.

ov, 6, duty.

K?vbwos,

vXoypaqbia.)

to, preaching,

aros,

Kijpvypa,

CONST.

35, 39. 41.

Leo.

[Modern

lymus.

KrjpovX?pios.

10, 81, p. 455 A,

tic, applied to paintings. Athen.
quoted. Eus. V. C. 1, 3, p. 499, 12. 3, 3 Kijp?xv
ros ypaqyr). Damasc
II, 705 C
I, 615 E. Nie.
Krjp?xvTos

10.

Kivbvvevaai

ov, (Krjp?s, x^?o) formed

Krjp?xvTos,

I,

cinara,

fj,
3,

Kivbwevca.

KrjpovXX?pios,

also

as,

Kiv?pa,

KrjpovX?pios?
Porph.

Proc.

Cer. 465, 19.

83.
ce

coarse

cilicium,

(K?Xi?)

hair.

goat's

8 MixarjX

550,

KrjpovX?piov.

K?ovoKpavov

ov, rb, (Kloav, Kpavlov)

Kiovoaraaia

Xen.

5, 47, p. 369, 94. Id.

4, 4, 6, p. 199. Joseph.

Hell.

4, 4, 5. Diod.
18, 26, p. 278, 70. Strab.

Ant.

column.

KipKos,

Kipv?o,

to

eK?paoa,
r?

Kipva

Epict.

lirirobp?piov.

16,

3,

avrov

eis to

Kiorjp?brjs

K?ooapos,

ov, 0, =

K?ooapos,

ov, ?, zzz k?otos.

Kior?pva,

as,

Theoph.

14.

58,

ov,

the

o,

1,126.

1,126.

578,

be^apevrj.

rock-rose,

for

Porph.

to

Greek,

Cer.

K?orapov,

THEOPH.

16

589,

is this

I, 786, 7.

: 'H ?ela
rbv

irpo?aXXerai

When

r?v

KiTaTopiv

is

KtVpiov

tovtov

irarpi?pxrjv

Porph.

565.

Cer.

firjrpoird&ir?v
he

he

says,

is a metropolitan,

*Srr)q)o Kal boKipaoia

Kal rov

Vrjqbo

Kal ?pxicnioKo

ooiorarov

the
r?v

?eo

irpco?vrepov.

180.

ov,

fj,

Kirpiov,

rb,

Kkab?oa.

rudder,

POLL.

1, 224.

Phryn.

Metaphorically,

6 kXoSos.

Porph.

offspring.

METHOD.

57

mpa?oav.
to

equivalent

D.

II, 269 D.

ARETH.

rereixiapivoav
is

385

Kpvqba.Plut.

MARTYR.

*E*Xavov

r?s

MODERN

[In

the

ov,

rb,

K?rpov.

DlOSC.

1,

166.

see

Kk?apa,

aros,

2, 6.

ancient

citron,

K?rpiov,

Kirpiov.

Ael.

shoe.

nipbopai,

Dion

Cass.

Kk?na nap?

fj keyopivrj

Kcako?aopov,

Kka?iov.
rb,

(Kk?ca) fragment,

Jud. 9, 53.
aa,

(Kk?apa)

Sept.

piece.

NT. Matt.

tion.

Jud.

Sept.

Kk?ca.

THEOPH.

KXavo-vs,
Kketblv for
Kkeiblov,

Kkeiblov.

ov, rb, key,

Kkeibovxos,

19

a man's

A&aca

Porph.

name.
Adm.

Kkels.

16.

Cer.
aoi

r?s

name.
Bekker.

1195.

5.

208,

Poemen.

Porph.

Cer. 519, 5.

an

epithet
7.

680,

20.

610,

or lamenta

Apophth.

6, key-holder,

Porph.

Peter.
16,

ov,

1, as a proper

2,

v, o,Klausys,

Lev.

14, 20.

Kkav?p&v,&vos, ?, (Kkalca)place of weeping

to

applied

(Compare

kXc?s rfjs ?aaikelas

t&v

lock

1,

NT.

Saint
Matt.

ovpav&v.)

Kkeib?oa,oaaa, (Kkels) to lock, lock up. SCHOL.ARIST.

Av. 1159. Eccl. 361. Codin.
35, 6 Kkeib?pevop,
Kkeibcapivov.

Kke?bcapa, aros,
ing

citrus,

wooden

clog,

(clava)
SuiD.

Kk?piov,

write
=

3, 25.

Athen.
K?rpov,

episcopal

(The imperial

is a patriarch,

as follows

p.

37.

I, 341,

or key. Leimon.

When

eirioK?irov

tyikeor?rov

or

also

to the

KaL V *? a?Tijs ?aoiXeia

evXa?eorarov

?epor?rov

irov Kal kirioK?irov.

Eukhol.

X^PIS

See

ordainer

the

as vines,

nokko?s.

See

103, 16 seq.)

Kal boKipaoia

Kirar?piov

call

citatus)

(citus,

Kovoravrivovir?Xeos.

Curop.

to prune,

19

Kkaaparl?oa,

office, Kiraropiv. Cedr.

Kirar?piov

9.

it

1290,

or t?
Kior?pi,

fiera?eoipov.
Kirar?piov,

12,

r&v

as,

Kk?na,

DlOSC.

(b) Cistus Salvifolius.

Kirar?piov.

ov, rb,

LYD.

Kk?pia.

of

12, 9.

in Greek

Greek,

17.

717,

K?ooapos.

K?ooapos,

(a) Cistus Villosus.

also Xij?ov.]
Kiraropiv

ox^iparims.

clavus,

Kk?ca.

nkevp?s

593, 7, et alibi.

Theoph.

12.

383,

Kk?p, clam,

Kivor?pva,

17.

457,

tiller,

6,

eos, rb, =

Kk?bos,

4.

201,

pedo.]

[Modern

rjp?v

Cer.

Mal.

handle

Alex.

Kk?voa =

10.

uncertain.

o?, ?, meaning

Kt'oros,

712,

Lyd.

393 incorrectly written

ov, 6, branch.

1, 126.

cistern,

Chron.

Clem.

231,17.

kiotik?s,

ov,

kXo8os,

1, 39.

Diosc.

rj, cisterna,

477, 2.

Mal.

KX77Topiov. CuROP.

DlOSC.

kIotos.

CONT.

11.

13,

the

Kkabevoa, evaoa,

'EKtpva b? Kal

THEOPH.

DlOD.

Kioorjpoeibrjs.

151,

eis abr?.

tco ?acrtXet
'EKepacre

Leimon.

for drinking.

Mal.

6,

Psell.

o?a?. Lyd.

14.

7, 101, p. 142, 4.

Prov.

Sept.

r? vvv KiVpa.

Mrjbim,

clavicularius.

clavus.

rb,

Kka?ovkapios,

as a cup

fill,

ov,

Kka?os,

MijXa

A?t.

mniKk?pios.)

377, 12.

21.

10,

ov,

also

432

p.

Phryn.

K?xprjpi.

Kka?imvkapios,

31.

158,

prjrpoiroXirrj.

iraXXaKals

rdis

to lend,

Kka?iov,
4,

SiXer.

3, 29.

(See

Epict.

Lyd.

circus,

pillar

Epist. 2, 205. 290.

Nil.

14

?,

ov,

of

or

HES.

circenses.

?, circitor.

2. 5. 8.

29,

irrjpa.

r?, ludi

the base

or?ois)

Cer.

rj, bag,'Ki??a,

KipK-fjoia, ov,

68

r), (k?ov,

Porph.

KipKirop,

HerODIAN.

Kixp?ca,

as,

Kiovooraoia,

Kkeihc?fia

Athen.

6, 2.

3,

Kip?a,

375

paaiv.

door,

rb,

12

139,
(Kkeib?oa)

Kke??pov.

KXeiSwo-as.

lock,

Phot.

bar,
Lex.

or bolt for fasten

Kkel?pois

Kkeib&

376
fckeiBojai?

of a book.

2. Clasp
various

Leimon.

Theoph.

reading.

15

344,

'Ev to?s

155.

Av.

or

1159

Schol.

locking.

B?kavoi

Arist.
r?

X?yovrat

as,

tains.

as

Kkeiaovpas

name.

Theoph.

Them.

corresponds

to KXei<a, it was

Kkeiaovpiapxqs

ams,

Kkeiaovpo(j)vka?,

of

2,

Kkeiaovpa

Kkeopivrjs,

11.

564,

DlOSC.

o,

ov,

KXe7rreXeyxos,

161

5,
ei

Xeyxos,

Kketylyapos,

ris

(Kkinroa,

Kkeijnpa?os,

one

the

of

2.

254
nap9

Mrj?ip

'EkXfjpoap,

y?pos)

tovs

re

20.

Can.

Apost.

an

to

give

rois

viols

to be heir

rjoo,

ecrn

have possession,

47,

27

y?povs

Proteu

Kar?keke?qa?ai

stealer

Kkrjpovxeo.

MARTYR.

p.

?Vt yrjs

6.

9.

10,

4.

to become

Const..
6, 43, p.
o? KXrjpiKo?.
Petr.

8,12,18.

3.

'H tov
Tov

26.
Eus.

considered,
8,11,

Const.

to cause

417

Sept.

POLYC.

Deut.

collectively

36.

244 A

lap

Kkeyfnkoyfj

of words

or doc

Tobit.

13.

KXrjpoois,

pev

one

Kkrjpo?rjvai
iralba

E?AGR.

?m?vfiia.

Kal rrjv

Vit.

clergyman.

firjrcpa

....

4,
?KXrj

Kketylpovs,ovp, (Kkinroa,povs) beguiling themind.

Philipp, (interpol.) 4.

2,

Ignat.

cos,

=
rj,

tXrjpos 3.

COD.

Afr.

80.

90.

KXrjpori(KXrjpoT?s),adv. by lot. Sept. Jos. 21, 4. 5.

ov, 6, (kX^tis) writer of summons ? Cedr.
KXrjoiyp?(f>os,
II, 117.
kX^ctis,

Sept.

land,

pooe.
or doctrines.

99.

Kkonipa?os.

36,

15,3

PHRYN.

pe.

Sept.

10. Anc.

SAB.

Gen.

?ir avrrjs.

elprjvapxos.

clergy,

KXrjp?o, ?oo,

METHOD.

avrfjs,)

to Steal Words

Sept.

NT. Act.

Apost.

Alex.

KXrj

b? 9lopar)X ?v yfj Alyvirro

KaTco^cre

The

Can.
o

aprop

Apocr.

one.

as of

Kal ?KXrjpovojirjoav

4.

r? paaarj?epra.

(Compare

to any

6, 17, 2. Iren. 3, 3, 3.
314, 18. Nie. I, Can. 1. 19.

b? Kkenri

npoaxjaepopepop

77,

KXrjpovopijoci

any

9, 12

55.

Ps.

vjiov.

to leave

2 Esdr.

Sept.

Apost.

Sa

thief-detecting.

....

KXrjpovopla.

to assign,

lot,

by

inheritance.

KXrjpos, ov, o, inheritance.

(Addend.).
of

inheritance,

1, 26.
3. The clerical office. Can. Apost.

k. t. X.

5. 338,

ov, 6, Stolen,

adulterous.

ov, ?, (Kkenroa, Xo^yos)

Hippol.

(KXrjpoborrjs)

rj,

To

Teo?ji,

The

founders

e'Xeyx?)

top

fjaoa, (icXe^iX?yos)

HlPPOL.

trines.

2211,

els

evpa?s*

4 *EK?e^as

15,

icXe^iXoyos,

Inscr.

kl?os

9Aerirrjs

KXe^iya/iois

aavres

227,19.

Kkeiaovpapxrjs*

ovK av bvprj?elrj Karame?p

op,

Kke^rikoyeca,

(Kkinrrjs,

enm?eirj

Kktyas

angel.

Adm.

279 seq.

Hippol.

bellianism.

Laod.

passim.

as,

=
KXrjpov?fios, ov, 6,

name.

Apost.

plural

'O b? olKoyevrjs pov

Gen.

o, Oleomenes,

Can.

rjoo,

as

KXrjpovop?o,

THEOPH.

PORPH.

(<?>vka?)

1,1107 A.

o? KXrjpiKo?, the
clergy.

2. Lot.

fj, a woman's
ovs,

the

KXrjpobooia,

10.

535,

Kkeo??ls,

In

thing

I, 775,4.
6

Epiph.

: sorcery.

presage

rpaKTcvrrjs.

clergyman.

ply

poboTrjoerc

Byzantine

Kkeiaovpa.']

commander

Kkeiaovp?pxqs.

Cedr.

228,17.

the

for

into

(?px<o)

omen,

(KXrjboviCop.ai)

ov, ?, (KXrjpos)one belonging to the clergy, sim

KXrjpiK?s,

KXrjpoborco,

claudo

Cer. 470, 20.

Porph.

52

[As

Kketaovpotiavka?.

Kke?aovpi?pxqs,

y?p

clausura

ov, ?,

Deut.

Sept.

\ Sept. Ps. 77, 55.

Suid.

r&v bia?aaeoav

the Latin

natural

306,

Ill,
22.

30,

r? ?xvp&para

rfj narploa

to change

Proc.

fort.

r&v Yoapaloav (?aoavfj.

OPH.

et

16,

475,

divination.

2, et alibi.

Porph.

ovrca mkovvrai

Kkeiaovpapxrjs,

250,

1 Svvox?s kiyei obov, ravrbv be

clusura,

as a proper

Greeks

o,

see

KXrjfiarovpxrjs,

261, 2.

23.

Kal arevorrjTas.

2. Clausura,

Kkeiaovpai

Ill,

name.

proper

two moun

between

pass

6.

I, 290,

EUST. 207,

elne?v

35,

gorge,

fj, (Kkelca)

23,

271,

alibi.

ov,

Sept. Esai. 2, 6.

Proc.

b?ypaoi
to use

(KXrjb?v),

r?s ypaqb?s.

4 Reg. 21, 6.

KXrjboviop?s,

rfjs Kkeib&aeoas.
Kkeiaovpa,

KXcyjno?qtots

? 18,10.

p?yyava

vo?evovrcs

52 B

Method.

ov, (ooq>?s) sophistical.

KXeyj^?ooqjos,

KXrjbov?Copai

ecas, fj, a fastening

Vesp.

as a

(28),

rfjs ?l?kov.

Kkeib&paai
Kkelbcaais,

16

Cont.

fckrjTifco?

ecos, r), invitation

to an

entertainment.

Gangr.

11.

vocativus.
kXt7tik?s,i), ?v, (KXrjTos)
tik?), sc.

7nwis,

the

vocative

case,

Substantively,
simply

i) kXij

the vocative.

377
Kvnfyr)

fckrjTopevco

Dion.

in Bekker.

Thrax

3.

636,

also

(See

7rpocra

yopevTiKOs.)
cvoo,

KXrjropevo,

Theoph.

KXrjropevov.

irpbs ?pioTObcnrvov
zz

KXrjr?piov

574,
PORPH.

THEOPH.

KXrjr?piov.

or supper,

Kklvoa, with

down

Cer.

Lev.

Sept.

banquet,

(KXrjrrjp)

rj ?aoiXiKr)

KXrjr?piov,

ov, ?,

v?ptoi,

bXoaibrjpoi

seems

Lyd.

?vTi

that

to believe

o? Vopaloi

to?

KrjX?piva.
or

KXi?avov

c?libanum,

c?lamen,
?

KXi?aviov,

113 B.

rb,

6, 4.

Ex.

one

8 T?ooapa
Clime,

3.

of the

Gen.

2.

Iren.

points.

Kkov?os,

koojiov.
Iren.

department.

Basil?

III,

as

ward,

dimin.
KXipaK?s, ibos, rj,

of

of

town.

KXtpaf.

KXipaKo(?)?pos, ov, ?, (KXtpaf,

331 D.

1,

</>epco)

Socr.

2.

Novell.
Polyb.

p.

2, 38,

? a!.

43,1,
5, 97,

ladder-bearer.

133, 6.
KXivoKoop?o,

Kkca?os,

b? piav

exei

Kara

Polyb.

rrjv ?irb

?aXarTrjs

18
a

of

kXIjui 3.

Polyb.

pare

5, 59, 9
irXevp?v

i)oo,

(kX?vtj,

etymologieally,

to ar

In the following passage

Sept.

?oppav.

Eukhol.

church.

p. 6

'E?epxe

Kklrovs.

a woman's

name.

26

(?aipoa)

Plut.

I,

ov, 6, Hebrew

Theoph.

?/D?

Vit.

the

upon

KkoaKvb?,

Chil.

Cedr.

Kkov?os.

hams,

en

?Kk?C,oKk?fa. Also,
in the

same

Const.

Kkov?lov

1,

T?v

Kkov?bv

5, 602.
247,

4.
to

reference

?pqboripois

sitting.

noal.

the Modern

(Com

Greek,

sense.)
29,18

to?s Kk&vois, as

if from

? kXcovos.

Geopon.

dimin.

of

kX?>v, little

branch.

Diosc.

4,

Sept.

Num.

15,

2, 27, 6.

38.

it

7.

145,

433

II,
with

to m?fja?ai

565,22.

bird-cage,

Steph.

TzETZ.

?aKr)aem.

ov, o,=

Sept.

11.

10,

room.

Cont.

cage,

PhiLOSTORG.

Chamber,

1. Nicet.

Kkov?os

bird-cage,
bars.

rob.

nva.

KXonoqbopfjaal

-Balustrade,

to Steal
from,

Kk&apa, aros, rb, (Kk&?oa) thread.

Koop?o)

or tent.

kXiVovs tov npbs

Tov

fjaoa, (Kkonfj,

kXc?v, cav?s, o. Nie.

39.

SlMOC.

174, 12.

range beds or couches.

8.

as of a chest

fj, Cloelia,

Kkoavlov, ov, to,

ov, 6, (?px<?) governor

language.

rov
?opelov
lepe? bi?

KkoaKvb?, adv.
Hes.

5.

KXipaKorrjv Kal x*lP?noirjrov.

KXipar?pxrjs,

26,

?va-Kovpmvba,

i), ?v, (KXIfia?) like stairs.

KXtpaKcoT?s,

in grammatical
632,

side,

as of

ov, to, cage,

Kkca?os.

Patr.

10, 12, 1.

Hpoo?aoiv

31,

rfjs avrov

Id. 7, 13, p. 358, 33.

146, 42.

a moun

Kkov?lov,

cardinal

four

district,

6, 27.

of

Kkonoqbopioa,

7, 6,1.
rov

KXipara

region,

Quarter,

declivity,

slope,

2,16,

Quarter,

as,

language.

107.

MACAR.

(See also KXi?avapios.)

side

in Bekker.
(Kklvoa)

roa

military

10, 21, 2.

of nouns,

12.

3.

129,
in

about,

fj, wheeling

eos, to,

TOi apa

Adm.

Porph.

r?s

11.

128,

LYD.

?vpeos.

Thrax

25,

avr&v

b?

T& Kvploa Kklvcapev.

fjp&v

Lyd.

eus,

2. Aisle,

KXi?aviov.

of mail,

37, 14.

(kX?vco)

Polyb.

13, 7. Eus.
135, 9.
4.

coat

Curop.

KX?fia, aros,

11,

as follows:

6,

the

receive

KXivovroav

Keqbak?s

3, 115,10.

KXoiXia,

ov, to, mail,

KXi?avov,

3.

kX?tos,

237, 12.

92, 20.

3,

the primi

clibanum.]

Leo.

KXi?avov.

ov, rb,

Dion.

KXi?aviov,

Tas

2. Declension

oibrjp?
Lydus

[John

tive of KXi?avapios is formed from c?lo

c?lo,

r?

8,

6, clipeatus.

Polyb.

KXi?a

and

energumens,

KeqbakoKkiala.)

em,

Kklais,

25

158,

Keqb?k?s vp&v, Bow

as they have bowed down their heads.

p. 21

?, clip

Kklneos,

Cer. 70, 7.

y?p

Kkme?ros,

SC. r?s

to bow

Keqbak?s,

8, 6, 4 KXiWe oi

Apost.

ye

2.

6,

8,

also

(See

rp?ircCa*

KijXi?ava

KaXovoiv,

banquet

Cer. 293, et alibi.

Porph.

clibanarius.

KXi?avapios,

especially

Porph.

2. Banqueting-hall.

KaXvppara

heads,

EUKHOL.

given by the emperor.

SuiD.

your

Keqbak?s,And

2.

23,

rrjv Kecjaakfjv or ras

Const.

Kal evkoye?a?e,

ivepyovpevoi
down

i) KXrjri), convocation.

Substantively,

ov, to,

KXrjr?piov,

2.

Lex.

or without

the head.

blessing.

KXrjT?s, rj, ?v, called.

tain.

18.

465,

229.

CONT.

412.

Sched.

to be constantly talking about the arrangement

or couches. Polyb.
beds
12, 24, 3.
of

18 *AXXousb?

to dinner

to invite

(KXrjr?piov)

said of the emperor.

I means

rjs, fj, (Kv?oa)itch.

Kvfjobrj,

Sept. Deut.

28, 27.

378ihiov

fcva

ov,

Kvlbiov,

rb,

Apophth.

fj, (Kvm?s)

navrbs

8 Kvlbiov
scarcity.

THEOPH.

KV17T?S,fj, ?v, niggardly,

454, 2.

Kvm?s

called.

1. Kvfjbiov.
19

456,

Kvi7ria

V. 1.
aKvrjnla.

etbovs,

MAL.

so

measure

wine

otvov, v.

Sisoes

as,

Kvmla,

(Kvlbios)

Anthol.

Ill,

tov

Kal arjpeivei

ev?e?av,

49.

??>v$iov. cH yeviKrj rov

SuiD. Kvty,

periorrj

bana

oklya

v&vra.
to carry

(m?akos),
to

place

in

small

r? ?kkorpia

177 D.

184 C

Chron.

one
rb

Ko?akeveiv,

Kar9 oX?yov.

pia?ov

ov, rb, COngiarium,

Koyyi?ptov,

from

portions

SuiD.

mv?akioa.

another,

peraarpiobeiv

yoyyi?piov.

II,

Koyyi?piov b? pirpov iarlv vypov.

Antec.

ovos, fj, cognatio.

&vos,

myviri&v,

1, 10,

Chal.

dimin.

to,

1, 10,

Antec.

fj, cognitio.

ov,

Koyx?piov,

1029

uncertain.

fj, ?v,meaning

Koyxevr?s,

see

Strab.

16,

K?yxrj, rjs, fj, concha,

4556

INSCR.

absis,

apsis

Trjv Tvx?av
V.

Eus.

emaprjaep.

C.

Cer.

or apse,
avp

(sic)
3, 32,

128,14.

an

of

rrj mpxrj

edifice.
....

(sic)
to mp?pa.

equivalent

opos,

?, quaestor,

orop.

Julian.

Epist.

293, 12. Novell.

the

As

stands.

Eastern

Christians

pray

regularly

towards the east, the apsis is in the middle of the

east end of the church. Euagr.
4, 31, p. 412 Tfjs
r?

K?yxTJs tp?a

rfjs

apaipOKrov mkkiepe?rai

ovalas,

287, 4.
referring to the ?psis of Saint Sophia. Mal.
12.
4.
Porph.
Cer.
Chron. 528, 22.
22,
7,
(See
?fjpa,

?varokr),

ne(a.

Xepare?ov,

?vaiaarfjpiov,

lep?v,

For the apsis of Saint Sophia, see Proc.

rp?

Ill,

175.)
Novell.
KoyxvXevr^s,ov, o, (myxvkrj) dyer of purple.
244.
11.
Porph.
Adm.
Basilic.
6.
54, 16,
38,
fjs,

KoyxvkevTiKr),
Novell.
Kobp?vrrjs,

38,
ov,

NT. Matt.

fj, SC. T?xvj;,

the

art

of

Koyxvkevrfjs.

o,

quadrans,'

5, 26. Marc.

K?Vpos.

6, 1, 56,

In

Inscr.

small

12, 42.

6015.

coin

so

called.

Kva?orop,
28.

III,

Kova?

182 B.

Zos.

I, 52, 4, et alibi.
BASILIC.

Koiaior?pios.
reading.
Theoph.

ov, rb, quaestorium.

hollow

rj, (koIXos)

general,

Kv?orop,

Amphil.

Proc.

ov, quaestorius,

Koiaior?piov,

place.
Num.

Sept.

valley.

14.

723,
Lev.

Sept.

14,

25.

14,

37.

Polyb.

7.

5, U,

aros,

to,

hollow

(koiXo'ivo)

Sept.

pit.

Esai.

! 8, 14.
of a vessel.

CH ko?X?7 tov

Act.

Apocr.

et

Andr.

irXoiov.

KoiXiaK?s,
i), ?v, (koiX?o)belonging or relating to the belly.
KoiXiaKr)v?oos, A disease of the bowels. Leimon.

36 (42).
ov, o,

KoiXi?bovXos,
ton.

Vit.

e^o?ev

b?

6, 15

?iraoa

rj ovyKXrjros

to make

6,

ov, (koIXos,

oKapapayyiov

a vaulted
rbv oIkov

9EKoiKoor?o?xrjoe

??Xois

roof.
K?bpois.

eoo?ev.

vaulted.

ora?pos)

542,

uncertain.

with

ovvex?fieva

Cer.

airo

ir?prrjs, meaning

9EKoiXoor?oprjoc

KoiXoora?pos,

belly, glut

Porph.

KoiXiop?vos.

(KoiXoora?pos),

3 Reg.

SEPT.

KoiX?o,

pass.

part.

to his

slave

bovXos)

515.

rrjs KoiXioji?vrjs

KoiXoora?p?o

1, 4

(koiX?o,

Steph.

8 Ka??Cerai

Sept.

Hagg.

Diod.

3,

OiKos KoiXoora?pos.
to hollow,

c?crco, (koIXos)

Ko?Xopa,

aros,

to,

23, 2. Diod.

(koiX?o)

3,15,

out.

hollow
hollow

Sept.

place.

13.

Gen.

p. 184, 64.

2. Basin, as used in physical geography. Polyb.

4, 39, 2. 4, 39, 8, et alibi ; with reference toMaeb
tis and Propontis.

3. Bed, as of a torrent.
Koip?opai,

3 Reg.

6.

Proc.

Kvaio?rop.

7, 9.

as a various

KoiXi?co, perf.

a church is a hollow semi-cylinder

apsis of
surmounted by the fourth part of a hollow sphere.
Its basis constitutes the ?fjpa, where the holy table
The

2, 69.

Koiaior?pios.

KOia?orop,

Matthiae

B.

Porph.

o, quaesitor,

KoiX?7,77s, rj, the hold

64.

1, p.

conch.

of myx*},

65.

1, p.

2, 41.

opos,

2 Esdr.

Sept.

116, 19.

IKoiXaopa,

ov, ?, COgnatus.

Koyv?ros,

Ko'fpos

Koiaio?rop,

KoiX?s, ?bos,
EpIPH.

218,16.

Koyvan&v,

also

xv?ov??.

Koiaior?pios,

m?akevoa

?ep?s

Ko?ovoi =

Koiaior?pios,

parsimonious.

els

Koifi?ofiai

O?

ij?rjv, to sleep.

1, 21.

Id. 4, 70, 7.

KeKoiprjp?voi,

They

that

Const. Apost.

Sept.

2 Par. 9, 31.
are

those who died in the true faith.

13, et alibi.

to die.

Metaphorically,

4 Reg. 24, 6.

12, 20, 4.

asleep,

NT.

6, 30,1.

applied

to

1 Thess. 4,

HOI/IT) 379

death.

Ko?p77, 77s, i),=Ko?prjois,

cos,

Ko?prjois,

in

rj, sleep,

Ant.

288,89.

CH Koiprjois

Vis.

Herm.
sense

the

23. Athan.
rrjs

KOLVC?Via

?cotokov,

virepayias

corresponding

the

Assumptio

in grammar.

anniversary

; a church feast
Mariae

Church. Porph.
Cer. 189,
ginis of the Western
18. 541, 12. Typic.
59. Horol.
Aug. 15 'H
rrjs

Koiprjois

?vbof-ov

virepayias

Kal ?eiirap??vov

Mapias.

rjp?pa rrjs ?yias

?cotokov

NlC.

(Compare

920

II,

ov,

Koiprjrrjpiov,

rb,

Apost.

Const.

cemetery.

9. Eus.

2, 25, p. 83, 35. Athan.

A.
II, 398
|

Laod.
Chrys.
Koivo?iaKos,

?v*

i),

Apophth.

belonging
7.

Cassian.

Koivo?iaKa

as

Hist.

c?nobites.

Basil.

II,

2.

Isaac.

VlT.

16

EutHYM.

118 (147).

117 (146).

ov,

rb,

Apophth.
ov,

Koivo?ios,

(koivos,

ov, rb,

Koivo?ovXiov,
lyb.

16,

28,

with,

living

(koivos,

Iambl.

?ovXfj)

bUrj)

common

Theoph.
as,

KoivoXe?ia,

Po

Xe'yco),

Cont.

to use

the

language

of

common

of

Cedr.

life.

(koivos,

POLYB.

one.
30,

4,

16

irp?ooo),
4,

23,

Koivoirpayelv

Tcov Koivoirpayrjo?vrov

irepi

rivov

rois

with

any

3.

AlroXols.

?iroppijrov.

the

Const.

2.
in common

Basil.

m?9

1148

C
18

LEIMON.

?ekopev.

cause

one
2,

mp?

to share

3 *HX0es

in

any

mivcavfjaal

mivoavfjaai.
Theoph.

89,

imiv&vrjaev.
NT.

fellowship.

Const. Apost.

Communion,

n,

19

667, 10.

Ai?ipios

1. 2.

ele

Teraprov
(536),

a communicant.

fj, communion,

sacred

eis r? ?vaiaarfj

CONST.

V. 1. noifjaai
one

Can.

r& ?ylca.

186

Proteuangel.

make

the

pvarrjploa

III,

To

(a)

of

elaievai

Koivoavfjaai

Laod.

3.

30

Apost.

communicant.

lepanm?s

Cont.

Kal ?nobet-?pevos

Anc.

T&

mivoavovpev.

pov,

2 Cor. 13,14.

common

to act

To

communion

Can.

partake

BASIL.

LP?>v ?~?v

Apocr.

Koivoavla, as,

318, 16.

rj, the language

rois

Causatively,

(b)

to

7 Koivoave?v

Theoph.

thing.

153, 21. I
Koivoirpay?o

i?bopaba
x

to have

with,

9.

8.

e'??v eivai

(30).

? Polyb.

rights

CoTELER.

blpoipov.

to be a

communicate,

pe rfj ?paprla
(koivos,

Quomod.

404, 24. Mal.

language.

Anc.

Kai Koivcave?v.

4.
council.

less

avr&.

LAOD.

'Ek t&v

Ovs

(koivos,

To

emarrjv

5 fin.
common

or

Luc?an.

ar?pa)

communicate,
15.

piov

560

23, 15, 4.
KoivoXcKTeo

2. To

3.

123,36.

common.

in

(miv?s,

ecclesiastical

ments.

convent

5, 3.

to

yk&aaa.)

ov, to,

Apost.

rbv

II, 533 A.

or

given

more

in countries

Clem. Alex.

fjaoa, to communicate

1.

ov, rb,

KoivobUaiov,

life.

?nayyekla,

M?vois

Basil.

inter

yk&aaa,

a name

of Athens.

city

Scrib. 16.

CHmivr)

dialect,

used

in

LEIMON.

as

the

mivoavica,

Jan. 11 To? ?o?ov

21. Novell.

?ios)

cap.

Pythagor.

a??av

Koivo?iapxrjv.

common

of

bi?kcKros,

Geob?oiov

coenobiuui,

(Koivo?ios)

Anton.

Apophth.

tnnos,

?v?pcanos,

IV, 309.

Koivo?iapxov.

where all live in common.

Vit.

Tov

Horol.

tov

rjp?v Qcoboo?ov

Koivo?iov,

D.

a Koivo?iov.

rrjs eprjpov ravrrjs peyav

yeyov?ra

irarpbs

of

chief

language

common

The

Of mivoavovvres
ov, ?, (?pxo)

16.

633,

74,
Tfj mivrj yk&aarj. 135, 19 Tfj mivrj biakiKToa.
8. (See also Introduction,
I Psell.
? 7, and com

562 D.
Koivo?iapxrjs,

syllable

14

19

VII,

as

noun,

The

'H mivrj

from

miv?aropov,

Koivo?ia.

common

dialect

remote

pare
cenobitic.

ad Concil.

same

o? Koivo?iaKoi,

Substantively,

I, 312 D.

Koivo?iov,

Balsam,

the

povaorrjpia,

to

1.

6, 30,

in Bekker.

1, 16.

fj mivr),

simply
the Attic

cording to Epiphanius nothing was known about the

death of the Virgin.
Epiph. I, 1043 C.)

5, 95,

common

avkka?r),

Thrax

bi?keKTos,
Diod.

Particularly,

Ac

avyovorov.

irevrcKaibcK?rrj

CHmivf)

Tfj

Polyb.

Id. 634, 19.

course.

rjp?v ?cotokov

beoiroivrjs

Koivf)

Dion.

Koivbv, A

"Ovopa

kl?os.

vir

common.

in

acting

fj, ?v, common.

miv?s,

beatae

fj, an

et alibi.

2,

I, 867.
The

as,

mivonpayla,

Hippol.

death.

of

of the death of the superholy Deipara

to

11.

3,

Act.

2, 38, 2.

consecration

2, 42.

4, 10, 2.

the

elements.

to the

sacred

elements.

7,11.

Leimon.

of

(536), 1205 D.

Communion,

as

applied

Ill, 327 A. Novell.

17 bis.

full

The

BASIL.

?yiaap?roap.

Theod.

in ecclesiastical

not

in,

Koivwvik?v

munion with Joannes.

T?

short

'iwavvov,

adv.

is

communion

18,

communicant.

Const.

r&v

vnb

of

as

Koiv?s,

in Bekker.

Thrax

as,

mivcaijaikeia,
1,51,

npea?vripoav

13

Koiv&s

re Kal Iblm.

common

(mivcacjaekfjs)

Dion.

grammar.

is,

mivca?aekfjs,

27, 28.

ocfaekos)

1, 48

Epist.

of

Utility.

common

Zrjre?v rb mivoaqjek?s

?eov

little

Macedonian

?iooavres.

Kal pf) rb

Eus.

46.

25,

1, 8.

rjs, fj, the bed of a river.

Sepipapis

. . . . *H
avrr)

r??s mlrrjs

tqvtov

Pr?c.

iKvevaaaa

Krlaaaa

320,

2.

Kal ?vr?s

rbv norapbv
k. t. X.

nak?ria,

Suid.

TzETZ.

Chil.

6, 479.
Of the sea. Mal.
els rfjv ?pxalav
&vos,

485, 22 'Anemriarrj fj ??kaaaa

koIttjv.
the

6,

imperial

treasury.

Adm.

223, 8.
Koiroav?piov,
Apophth.
Koiroavlrrjs,
?imvkapios.

rb,

ov,

(mir&v)

Epict.

small

(koit&v)

Agathon.
ov, b,

oiv

couch,

Kkivlbiov.

1.
cubicularius,
1, 30,

7.

Inscr.

?on

chamberlain,
6418

mv

Koiroavlrrj

roiros

AmphIL.

Const.

Just. Apol.

ev?a KoX?Ceo?ai
211 A.

1, ?, 5.

11.

Polyc.

1,

p?XXovoiv
1, 255.

PtOCH.
damnation.

torment,
Apost.

irap?

iriKp?s KoXafo

NT.

3, 2, 2.

Clem. Rom. Epist.

Martyr.

2, 6.

Iren.

y?cwa, the place where

Apophth.
Thieves

ep?Xrjoo,

worse

3,

Just.

2,

5.

33,

vp?s

For

than
a

I.

6.

Zenon.
go

to hell.

vitokOto

O? KX?irrai ds
Isidor.

evpioKo,

k?Xooiv

6 Kav ds

And

if

are

KoXa

be cast

you under me ; that is, you are

Macar.

38.
of

description

the wicked

hell,

see Apocr.

Act.

Thorn.

52 seq. According to the " Sermon on the Departure

of the Soul" (Cyrill. Alex. V, 404), the different
of

compartments
tarus,

Porph.

??ios

X?yov

1 e?varos

1, 3,

(interpol.) 16.

into hell, I shall find

Ill,

ovbevbs

5, 1, p. 203,12.

damned.

?v rerp?nobi.

?icn

xXevao?eirj,

rov

?v alo?rjoci

al?vios

6, 17, 2.

vir?yovoiv,

avrov

?vrt

ecos, rj, punishment,

Matt.

n?aiv,

Sept. Lev. 20,

14.

-103,

Apost.

Ephes.

o? ?bUos

Apol.

Athen.

ooi

'H b? y?evv?

Clem.

10, 83.
&Os ?v b& miraalav

Apophth.

barley.

KoXa?pioodrj,

....

19

utility.

word.

miraala, as, fj, (mir?Coa) a lying with.

28.

38,

4, 11, 34.

3, 22,10.

Mal.

cube.

Const.

?ircXcvocrai

2. Hell,
?pi?pos.

Gen.

Sept.

as of

grain,

S?ID.

fi?vo. Ignat.

iavrov.
o, =

Epict.

?rifiao?drj

12, 1.

(miv?s,

2e?aorov.

vopio?eirj.

K?Xao-ts,

DiOD.

61,98.

p.

ROM.

634,

fj,

in

used

red.

scarlet,

(k?kkos)

rjoo?vov.

?vpais

8.

adv.

Koiv&s,

?aoiXeos?

koit?vos

eVi

9AXKi?iabrjv

Act.

NT.
tov

koit?vos

KoXa?piCo, ?creo,(KoXa?pos) to despise, mock, treat with

contempt. Sept. Job. 5, 4 KoXa?pioodrjoav b? ?nl

vax?eirj,
Polyb.

KoivoaviK&s.

koit&v,

ov,

Cont.

(Compare

tov

?irl

Theoph.

?irl rov koit?vos.)

Evqbrjpov

2. Tessella,

hymn,

II, 685 C
(spurious). Chron.

2 YLpoabexea?oa

58,

2,

as

Communicantly,

ApOST.

mlrrj,

AiXtov

KoX?Co, to damn.

2.

15

rbv

kokk?ov, ov, rb, (kokkos)

31,7.

m?os,

2947

7.

472,

koitov?tov.

pey?orov
BX?orov

NT. Matt.

Basil.

common.

Koiv?)viK?>s, in

of

12,

20

Cer.

Sisoes 31.

the

while

to the congregation.
(spurious). Chrys. XII, 795 B
714, 16.

delivered

mipoaviK&s,

Mera

k?kkivos,

com

in

communion

rpon?piop,

chanted

communicant.

1572 A.

Chal.
se.

koivc?vikov,
troparion

376

INSCR.

Catholic

385 D, et alibi. Pal

221 D.
4 F

Chrys.

'O koivovikos,

(a)

Porph.

Ka?oapos.

3804

211 D.

Vit.

(b)

language.

inlaKonoi,

heretical.

Substantively.

Basil,

Koivcovikoi

t&p

is *H mivcavla

case,

A.

327

Ill,

716

HI,

bishops,

this

fj, op, communicant,

koiv?ovik?s,

lad.

in

expression,

KoXacris

380

KOlVt?VlKOS

Darkness,

hell

are

Venomous

as follows
Worm,

Gehenna,

River

Tar

of Fire,

Lightless Gloom, Outer Darkness, Indissoluble Chains,

Gnashing of the Teeth, Inconsolable Wailing, In
evitable Pangs

of Conscience.
Ptochoprodromus
(1, 255) speaks of only three
of
subdivisions
hell, namely, the Sleepless Worm,

Darkness,

and

Tartarus.

381

KO\a<f>l?<?

26, 67. j

laca,(K?ka(j>os)to buffet, cuff NT. Matt.

Koka<j>l?oa,
Kok?a

or

boiled

cav, r?,

Kok?ia,

The word belongs to the dialect of Euchaita inAsia

Minor.
Nectar.
1829 D KOk?a. 1832 A KOk?ia.
less

mkfjyiov,
nut.

Apophth.

for mkkfjyiov.

correctly

ov,

Geopon.

rb,

ov,

coriandrum,

coriander,

ovos,

KoXo?iov,

mplavvop.

Hes.

collaria.

ARIST.

SCHOL.

fjroi pavi?Krjs.

KXoi?s

ou, ?,

are

fingers

cut

<j>XoK?ra of

or pirion,

ov,

rpane^lrrjs.

papoi?os,

fjroi b Keppa

?vrl

a, ?, collega,

21.

Tpane?lrrjs,

Eus.

colleague.

4,

5, p. 484,

10,

Apophth.

2, as a various

Paphnut.

ov,

rb,

159, 96.

reading.

Lyd.

Inscr.

collyrium,

laca, to make

that

pov

Apocr.

Epiph.

2 Reg.

Sept.

without

Sept.

13,

469,

604,

11

VOL. VII. NEW

2.
Leimon.

4.

5 KoXo?iov

CONT.

Lev.

kovtCo

stump-nosed,

KCKoXo?orai

en

NT.

2 Reg.

Sept.

Kal robs

1, 78,

fi?vov.

fi?XXov KeKoXo?orai

cf.

abr?v

ir?bes.

KeKoXo?opevoi

(j>vois

destitute

mutilate.

shorten,

off,

20

y ivos

10

Matt.

24,

12

4,

ir?bas avr?v.

p. 90,

Po

Trjs b? ywai
22.

2 Reg.

6,19

peyaXofrXov.
T^v

ia?rjra

SERIES.

also

Athan.
66.
Gen.

mko?ioav.
II,

95.

C.

Porph.

7, 2.

fjv ine?i?krjro

49

368

Marc

Luc?an.

The
poboei

Cass;

H.

ARISTOTEL.
Jud.

koXokvvtjj.

Dion

10.

Vocal.

A.

8,

Ver.

2, 37.
VlT.

koXokvv?iov.
ov,

(KoXoKvv?rj)

Sab.
of

291

gourd.

C.
Luc?an.

Ver.

2, 37.

Histor.

Calabash,

KoXoKVVTlOV. Vit.

291 C KoXokvv?iov o^qvs. 293 C M?ycipos rrjs

Sab.

rj-tyi?

KoXoKvvriov,

Elias

irore KoXoKvv?ia.

ov, rb,

(KoXoKvvrrj)

koXokvv?iov.

APOPHTH.

4.

KoXoooialos,
63,

107.

Tryph.

KoXoKvv?a.

1. KoXoKvvrrj.

koXokvv?ij,

gourd,

Just.

OV, TO, (koXOkw?o)

KOXOKVV?IOV,

the name of an
called

sleeves,

Bartholom.

Nister.

Apophth.

2, v.

Xavpas

Martyr.

1,
*H

KoXo?ovooai.

=
rjs, rj,

koXokvv?iv for

bvo mkXvplbas.

mko?iov, ov, r?, (mko?os) colobium,

garment

10,

Histor.

?prov.

KoXXvpi8a

1,

rjs, r), cuc?rbita,

kqXokvv?ivos,

mkkvpls, Ibos, fj, dimin. of mkkvpa.

outer

so

cakes

offered

they

once a year.

mkkvpls.

iv ?(p?akpo?s

KoXXvpicarca

Sept.

KoXovpos.

cut

Diod.

2, 161.
1153, 5. Phryn.

a sect

Collyridians,

(mkkvpiov)

(mkkvpia) to the Virgin Mary

I, 1057 seq.
KokkvplCoa,

short

stump-tailed,

p?v)

to

Ix?vov

X Was

1, 80,13.

Diosc.

mkkvpiov.

eye-salve,

circumstance

the

from

called

r?s

8,

is

fiop?ov,

*KoXoKvv?rj,

&v', of,

KokkvpibiavoL,

LYB.

KoXoKvv?a,

(Addend.) 2007, /.

See mkv?a.

Kokkv?a,

ktos

pis,

A.
3,

Kos rrjv plva

3, 19.

Apoc.

Hippol.

13, 20.

162, 12.
= mkkfjyiov.
mkklyiov
mkkovpiov,

Cass.

Dion

6376.

?nscr.

or

finger

18.

21,

1 T? b? r?v

13,

KoXo?oucri

avarrj

KoXr?yiov, KoXXiyiov,

collegium,

pa, avvobos 3.

A.

KovrCob?KrvXos.

KepKos)

(Ko'Xo?os)

Animal.

r?v

28.

KoXXr?yiov, ov, r?,

whose

Or Kovrovpos,

H.

Aristotel.
Part.

KokkeKr?pios.

?pyvponp?rrjs,
Kokkfjyas,

?kkaaaopevos.

?pyvplov

?oktuXos)

Lev.

?oo,

*KoXo?oo,

apyvpapoi?os,

KokkeKr?pios,

(KoXo?os,

(KoXo?os,

Sept.

fi?rrjs.

?pyv

money-changer,

SuiD.

I, 729

(KoXo?os,

ivos, ?,

KoXo?opiv,
ov, ?, collectarius,

Sinai.)

Epiph.

22, 23.

Kvpiov.

KokkeKr?pios,

outer

the distinctive

KoXo?iov.

off, fingerless,

Kovvrovpos

tailed,

r&v obo?ovpivcav

pera

Sleeveless
the modern

252.

Vesp.

mm
fjp?s r?

els

'Emkkfj?rj

Kokk?a?ai

10

BARN.

Kal fj apa.

1, 20

Baruch.

SEPT.

rz

(Compare

?xetpib?rovs,

the

also
rb irion

rb,

KoXo?oKepKos,

Kokk?oa.

oph.

and

KoXo?obOKrvXos,

collare,

rb,

mkk?piov,

NT.

Ill,

e?os.

rrjprj??v

Xtr?vas

26

Compare

Albanians,

Paph

897.

Cer.

14, p.

tunics.

1, 2.

12,

Kokk?piov,

10.

eKiraXai orparrjXar?v

3,

b irpooovofi?Covoi

Kal KoXo?iov

e<X?pirovo-av

garment of the monks of Mount

mklavbpov,

rbv

xp<>ai$

SOZ.

2.

....

b?oi

Kar? rb

mkkv?a.

mkv?a,

wheat,

KoXoTTlfCO?

a,

ov, =

as a various

koXottikos.

DlOD.

i), OV, ColoSSol.

KOXOTTIK?S,V. 1. KOXOO-O-IK?S,

p. 55, 63.

1,

46,

p.

55,

1,

46,

reading.
DlOD.

382
KoXv?a

or

Kokv?a

Chrys. 77 C.
ARIST.
vrjarei&v

768?

?v?pvrjaiv

?avparos

T&

HOROL.
noiovpe?a
rod

nap?

?yiov

congregation

at

church

remembrance

of

the

71.

Pach.

to the

boiled wheat distributed

On

p. 494.

Eukhol.
.

371, 12.

Theoph.

as,

Ty

Kopiriva.

Kop?ivevpa,

aros,

Id.

kovaip.

10

4,

Ta?s

Phryn.
as,

mkvp?fjopa,

em,

Arrian.

fj,

rov mviKlov

myxov,

mk&veia =

Kokcavelas

NT.

ony.

Act.

Alklq
SEPH.

Bell.

Kal

Jud.

7, 3,

by

Cont.

Kop?ivnov,

rb,

mp?ivrov,

mpn?piov,

298, 7.

mp?ivros.
mp?ivros.
mp?ivros.

ov, adjective,

mp?evros,
23

to, =

Tevopivov

aikivnov

'Ev mkoavla

1252

'Ev mkoavla

fj b? eanv

rjKev

aikevrlov

mp?evfov.

2.

299,17.

ANTEC.
convened,
mp?ivrov.

183,

? Kop?os

r?v

of

bvo X tPl"

CuROP.

13,

bunch.
Cyrill.

K?vbvXos.

reed,

Hier.

10.

Kv?-rjoivba.

also

Compare

knob,

?ooaooai,

Karab?o.

tricks,

12

as a

self,

Hes.

garment.

also

(See

MAL.

avaKop?oo,

iroXX?

aros,

Kop

eyKop?oo.)

KOfi?orijs,

395,

oKcipopa

o?, ?, (Koji?oo

2)

mKel

9EKop?ooe

'Ep? o?"Kop,?ooeis.
dress.

equipment,

(Kop?oo)

or?Xiopa,

(write

Hes.

oire?popa?).
swindler,

impostor:

?iri??rrjs.

60, 30, 8.

Basilic.

ov, rb,
rov

comme

ov,

438,

13,

Jloifjaas

robs

?irl rov

III,
Et.

425

M.

viropvrjparoyp?qbov

a, cov, Ta, commentaria.

p.

i) air?

Kop?arov,

1, 6. 7.

o, commentariensis,

Basil.
17.

a tu S,
furlough,
MAURIC.

orparioTov.

Edict.

Kopevr?pia,

14

18

iroXXovs Kal

'Hn-a^cre

395,

xPT)lLaTa*

rb,

11

395,

iroXXovs ?pyvpoirp?ras.

Kopevr?pios.
Mal.

Kopf,

on one's

to
put

Kopevrapijoios,

1, 6, 4.

494,

oroXioao?ai.

Xvois

20!
22.

convoked.

Porph.

?aXavriorofios.

CUtpurse,

Kop?os,

qboivUov,

Koji?oofiai,

Kope?rov,
596,

SuiD.

cob, German Knopf,

Kop?opa,

mvpn?piov.

mvp?apiov,

CHRON.

tied up.

purse

Xvo)

(Kop?os,

as

eKop?ooe
iv

a kind of ship used

Mal.

small

2. To bewitch, deceive by magical knots or juggling

JO

(Compare

162,

The

of Koji?lvai.

(Compare airoKOp?iov.)
o,

Kvp?-axos,

Kop?opa,

Novell.

Saracens,

=
rb,

mp?evbov,

Brjpvrbv

mp?apiov, ov, rb, (Kvp?rj, cumba)

Theoph.

1544

'lepoaokvpois.

1 Eis

col

Foapaloav ?notms.)

Kokcavos, ov, ?, colonus.

the

a Roman

?no?K?a,

writer

(yp?qbo)

Koppe,
Kappe.]
to
to
tie in a knot. Mid.
19
9Anb
Kop?oo, cocrc?,(KOfi?os) knot,
5,

E?S.

CHAL.

Ibid.

Chrys.

(KOp?os)

r?v

9,

Kvp?rj

HlEROSOL.

rrj

nokis

rfj QoivUrj

mk&veia,
12.

16,

prjrpon?kei

after

elal

Kokvp?fjaets

CHRYS.

matching.

[It seems to be of the same origin with Kv?-rjorao,

diving.

it.

Kop?ov

Catech.

rfjs QpaKrjs.

Brjpvr&.

(?aikoxploToa

35

the

from

198,19.

2. Joint,

Const.

swimming,

INSCR. 4496.

as, fj, colonia,

mkoavla,

7, 4.

orav ris
brjorj eirl rbv ?bwv rp?xrjXov.

biov,

III, 101,16.
a

Erythr.

diving

mkoavla.

Aek?erov

Proc.

(mkvp?aoa)
Mar.

Perip?.

S OCR.

font.

1205 D.

order

304.

Cer.

(Kop?ivevo)

o,

KOfi?os, ov, ?, knot.

To?

fj, baptismal

an

Hes.

as mkvp?abas

ek?ais,

rb,

ov,

Kop?oXvrrjs,

Moer.

(536), 972 E.
mkvp?rjais,

?kpaaiv

Porph.

ov,

Kop?ivoypaqbos,

3. Fruits, cakes, and the like, the classical rpcay?- j oph. Cont.
kia. Hes. Ko'XXv?a, rpcay?kia. (This definition may
ov, to,
Koji?iov,
Cer. 798, 4.
be doubted.)

47.

6.

102,

to engage in the races of the hippo

combino.

evoa,

Kop?ivevo,

?bos, fj, (mkvp?aoa) swimming. Kokvp?abes

ik?iai, Olives swimming in brine, equivalent to the
earlier ?kp?bes ik?ai. Diosc.
1, 139. Athen.
2,

Kopp.?vbov,

Mal.

(Spuria), 88 (722) D.

VIII

mkvp?as,

Kopp?vrov,
22.

11,

tractoriae,

rj, (combino)

drome,

Kop?vrov,

Lyd.

Kop?ev

262, 5. 8.

proper authority

in

usually

days,

15.

10,

I,

stated

dead.

ovv?Xevois.

council,

assembly,

Kop?evrov,

Kov?evros,

Kop?iva,

iyffrjpivoi.)

2. In the Ritual,

pic.

VI,

yevo

rivpo? ev

314 E

conventus,

bov, Kop?evnov,

r&v

Oeob&pov

peyakop?prvpos

tov Tlpoavos.
(Compare Galen.
vbarot

t&v mkkv?oav

ov, rb,

j Kop?evros,

SCHOL.

aa??aroa

np&roa

rov bi?

Vit.

PALLAD.

Kok?a.

SuiD. Kokv?a a?ros fyrjr?s*

Plut.

pivov

oav, r?, =

Kokkv?a,

fcofievTapia

Leo.

8, 4.

KOfievrap?oios,

D.

Nil.

Epist.
25

527,
o vofios

1, 309.

Kopevrapijoioi,

KaXel, k. t. X.

Athan.

1,313

D.

ko ?levr apios

ov, ?,=

mpepr?pios,

Kopepraplaios

mpivrov

422,

Mal.

Leo

toms,

6.

319,

iros,

Kiov

mplroav.

C. 3, 53, p. 608. Id. 4, 1. Athan.

I,
195 B mpm.
196 D. Basil.
Ill, 111 E 'o K?prjs
r&v ?rjaavp&v. EPIPH. I, 128 A -iros. NlL. Epist. |
V.

Eus.

MALCH.
K?prjs,

Koprjrarfjaios,

HES.

8.

240,
o kaov

Koprjs,

?pxoav,

THEOD.

b?

ov, r?, =

et alibi.

=
?v,

fj,

722

C,

'

mpfjnaaa,

K?poba,
NOVELL.
1537

2.

8,

*H mprj

23

434,

a mprjs.
of

Epist.

of

a mprjs.

na?bes,

Kal bi?

279

H,

Nil.

the son

ovres

K?prjros

PEUT.

mpiriov.

ov, ?, (pullus)

mprjr?novkos,

2.

728,

revenue.

GLOSS.

Porph.

JuR.
in

celebrated

games

Inscr.

honor

the

of

em

248.
S?ID.

Koppovir?piov.

D.

?iri

Koppovrjr?piov,

mpir?rov

Hes.

Koplarov,

SuiD.

?obe?fjvai.

Kopi?rcov
=

or mpirarov,

ov,

170 E.

Cod. Afr.

p.

r?,

see

Diod.

17.

EDICT.

20

110,

rb,

mprjr?

K?p7rapos,

or residence,
avvobla.

TOTOS, fj ?aaikiKrj

Lyd.
ov, rb,
ov, rb,=

i^alrrjaiv
....

mpir?ros.

93. 97, et alibi.

imperial

mper?ros,
Pallad.

mprjr?rov,
Vit.

Chrys.

Cer.

em

mp?ivros.

668,

20.

mp?ipros*

THEOPH.

262,

8.

to let the hair

Porph.

the head

of

Them.

tivi

61,
Suid.

partner.

grow.

13.
bs

K?pirapos,

?KreX?v

rrjv avrrjv

?po?cos

ish matador.

mprj
29 C.

Kov?evros

Tous
I

Topos

uncertain.

rj,meaning

20

475,

Kovb?Kiov=
THEOPH.

eVi

J.

virrjpeoiav

to

(Kopiriva)
"Iva

....

(See

also

Kopcfi?KTop, opos, ?,

173.
=1

per
o?crts

K?poSa,

88.

p. 21,

ds

evaa,

Kopirivevo,

I,

Socr.

the

court,

1545.

commodum),

Suid.

ov, ?, compar,

r? irapiiTiria.
the

C.

Kopobpopos.

Kop?apiov.

as,

Kopiriva,
AtHAN.

924

Xpeiav.

kap?a

-?rov.

ov, ?, comitatus,
retinue

Kopir?piov

Chal.

(from

??

viro

memorial,

93.

reward.

(Kop,rj, rp?$>o),
1, 18,

Cedr.

92.

commoda

pay,

quisites,

ovv?CevKTai

mpe?rov.

112 B.

ov,

ommonitorium,

Afr.

Cod.

Koporpoob?o

2, 213.

tovto

ov, rb,

creicrpou irapexop?vrj

mrovopa?opevoi.

peip tov

Koppevrop,

r?,

Koppovir?piov,

Kopobp?pos,

rjs, fj, the wife

mppivbov,

Theoph.

duty.

els x^pas?
irpoaraKTiKr) ?irooreXXopevrj
?
NOVELL.
Koppovir?piov
Koppovir?piov.
128,

D.

ChAL.

Koprjriav?s.

ov, rb, COmitium,

31 C.

r) ?yopafetv

oroXrj

kapyinovoav

C.

135

I,

to a mprjs.

mpfjnov,

peror's

2 Kopp?p

19,

irmp?oKeiv

transaction,

any

Commodus.

peror

TiKrj r??is.

Kopir?ros,

of

ov,

pvrjoriK?v.
1813

CHAL.

fj, ?v, belonging

Koprjrims,

2, 23,

custom-house

?e?aiovrai.

Koppobeia,

1548 B.

mpir?ros.

Koprjriav?s,

EPIPH.

Kopir?ros.

Chal.

Koprjr?ros

mplarov

bvvao?ai

3,

12,1.

Koprjr?rov,

novkoi

ANTEC.

com

traffic,

208, 3.

Koppireverai,

mprjs.

H,

rj rov

CHRON.

757, 8.

Koppovijr?piov

T?>v mprjrarrjaloav

689 A

Ill,

trade,

?piroKrjois.

3. Proceeds

to the mpir?ros.

comitatensis,pertaining

396,

cus

of

14.

190, 20.

commercium,

Customs,

737, 6.

Suid.

fjyep&v.

rb,

?onv

y?p

2.

Kal Kklverai mprjros.

?pxoav,

ov,

collector

Mal.

reX?vrjs.

Adm.

?piropia,

Adm.

PROC. III, 246, 15.

CONT.

e'?oucr?a.

1, 140. 2, 290. Lyd. 172, 20. 173.

989 B.
Ephes.
2. Headman,
chief, governor.
1304 B. Zos. 248. Novell.
1121 A.
1252 C.
8, 2 K?prjra Qpvylas Uamnavfjs.

THEOPH.

commerciarius,

Porph.

merce,
372

INSCR.

?,

KOvpepKi?pios,

Kopp?pKiov,

5879.

INSCR.

6, comes.

to trade.

(Kopp?pKiov)

ov,

KoppepKi?pios,

bexopevos.
11.

evoa,

853, 9.

721, 7.

mpfjnov.

rjTos rarely

mprjs,

Cer.

PORPH.

piraros.

ov, rb, =

Kopinov,

492,

j KoppepKevo,

Hes.

10.

r&v iyKkrjp?roav

iyypaqb?s

131 A.

I,

Kovh?iciov

22.

150,

Koper?ros

MAL.

mpevrapfjaios.

mp?ivros.

Diacon.

ATHAN.

mpeprapfjatos.

r?s

Kopevraplaios,

383

adjust?

xoP0(TT(*Tas
e'oTi KovbaKiov.

analogous

Antec.

Kal

oayp?pia

to the

Span

16.
3,

Balsam,
v

re

17.

Kop?ivevo.)

Polyc.

Kop?evros.
Kovr?Kiov.

r?

464,

PORPH.

arrange?

Kopirivevorj

comfector,

Martyr.

Cer.

Porph.

KovbaK?ov.

ad

12

init.
Concil.

Lex.

Laod.
Sched.

15
790

K0V?a7TT(0
vBaTTTC? 384

mvb?nrca,

a\j/a,

pai,

(mvb?s

Mal.

npoanra?oa.

309,

amvb?nrca,

mvbpl?o*

T?v

....

tnnop

KOVTaKLOV

LTpoVpia

kov

for mvb?piov,

MauRIC.

mvr?piov.

condictitius.

ov, condicticius,

mvbiKTiKios,

Antec.

Meifcov

2, 1, 26.

6, 6.

ov,

Kovb?ros,

488 D

cond?tus,

seasoned,

by

unaccompanied
Theoph.

mvb?Tov.

is,

mvboeibfjs,

(mvb?s,

II,

: Apophth.

Cont.

142,

Petr.

Pionit.

ov,

mvbofjkims,

mvbofjkims.

=z

Apocr.

Kovboeibfjs.

Mal.
Porph.

Kovrop?viKos.

Adm.

PORPH.

mvTovpa.

778,

151,

19.

Kovboxalprjs,
mvbpl?opai
ko'vSvXos,

PORPH.

Jur.

GLOSS.

mk?pov.

Cer.
Cont.

448,

Kavvla,

318,17

avvalveais.

ov, o, consensus,

1, p. 102.

o,

ov,

Kovo-iXidpios,

"tiraroi

ANTEC.

iroois.

1, 14,

sense

Kovo-iXiov,

NlC.

?ovkevrfjs*

kevpa.

Porph.

ov,

concilium,

rb,

Novell.

design,

1, 6, 3 and
&v,

Kovaiarcapiavol,
13,

Them.

intention,

19.
?ov

avararfjpioi.
Porph.

consistorian?v.

Cer.

495,11.

ov,

Kovaiar&piov,
ar?piv,

mpao?plpa,

rb, consistorium,

as,

299

B.

assembly,
868

A,

et

alibi.

mvai
Hes.

?e?ov avpibpiop.
fj, con

i^abekobrj. Antec.
degree.

Chal.

Kcavaiar&piov.

Kovo-ioTopiov,

S AB.

VlT.

for mvaiar&piov.

Kovaiaropiv

sobrina,

3, 6, 4.

See ?aopos*)

(She

female

the

cousin,

first cousin.

of

son

Id. 3, 6, 6.

cousin,

is of the fourth

Lyd.

?irirobp?pia.

?vos,

rj,

rb,

In

the

Ritual,

the

avrovs

Suid.

ovop?oaoa.
bi?raCts,

biarv

Kovb?Kiov,

r?fios.

Typic.

24, p.

constitutio,

roll,

Kovr?Kiov rrjs x

Kovr?Kiov

containing
of

scroll,

of any kind.

5, 2 T?
kovtokIov.

(Tpo7r?ptov)

viraros.

consul,

(kovto?)

r?v

substance

28, 5.

8,1.

1, 2, 6.

'O ?pxov
2.

vira

KovoovX?pios,

Novell.

official writing

church

KovrOKia are

is

to

ascribed

short

be

the

compared

Church.

Saint

hymn
or

view

It may

6, 8

vias.

tP0

comprehensive
feast.

the Collect of the Anglican

Most of
who

Romanus,

518).

in the reign of Anastasius

(A. D. 496
MENAEON, Oct. 1 Trj avrrj rjp?papvrjprjrov

ooiov

irarpbs

flourished

Oct.

SYNAX.

rjp?v
1

virepayias
bovorjs

15.

r?v

ev rois
kovtok?ov

?cotokov

rov

Vopavov

'Efl-eTeXei

ir?Xiv ?ir?oTpeqyev
ovvr??eos

first

r)

(He is of the fifth

male

Roman

the

CuROP.

with

4.

consistoriani,

of,

16,

?dov

pey?Xou

COnsularis,

kovo-o?Xous

ov,

196.

II,

seems to use mvaik?pios (sic) in I

of mvaovk?pios.

Antec.

consobrinus,
son,

second

840 D.

Antec.

Hence,

728 C.

the

proprius

COnsualia,

?,

?,

KovoriTovri?v,

1.

183,

consiliarius,

Porphyrogenitus

ov,

....

Kovr?Kiov,
MAL.

cousin,

is of the fourth

(He

grand-aunfs

r?,

ov,

kovoovXos,

KaXcipc?V.

rzz:mvaovakia.

Kovaikia

ov,

riKOs. Chal.
Ko'v8vXos

of KovSvXot t?>v

3,

143, 14.

14.

[Compare kovSvXiovin the Appendix.]

mvaivaos,

or

KovcrouX?ptos,

Theoph.

ov, o, joint.

male

first

3, 6, 4.

Kovoo?plvos,

Kovoov?Xia,

366, 6

name.

zu mvb?nrca.

Id.

(He is of the sixth degree.)

3.

Theoph.

mvboxeprjs, rj, 6, (x^p) short-handed.

as a proper

consobrinus,

father's or mother's

my

232,13.

Cer.

cousin.

degree.)

Martyr.

88,18.

is of the

(She

female

fiey?Xrjs Odas v??s. Id. 3, 6, 5.

6, short-haired.

Kovbop?viKos

?,

Kovoo?plvos,

Me?fcov

rpixos,

Kovb?op4,

ov

grand-uncle9s

2.

Barthol.

mvbovpa

(fjkiK?a)

second

?eiov

pey?Xou

degree.)

100, 17, et alibi.

Mal.

daughter,

(She is of the sixth degree.)

ILp?irpios

of stature,

grand-aunt9s

??abeXqbos.Antec.

3.

short

consobrina,

propria

Kovoo?piva,

Kovoo?plvos,

Also

conditum.

oivos

EIAQ)

Athan.

spiced.

Kov8?ros oivos, Vinum

or

r)pey?Xrjsodas ?vyarrjp. Id. 3, 6, 5.

fifth degree.)

14.

3,

Kovoo?piva,

grand-uncle9s

els avrb yovarlaai.

b?yjravra
mvb?piv

to Stumble,

?)

??4

Kar

Kal KcXcvo?orjs

ovv

?Kcloe

Kvpov,
eXa?ev,
ovap,

avrov

(See also Introduction,

iroirjrov

r?v

kovt?k?ov.

iravwxiba

Kal

ev?a Kal to
x?piopa

rrjs

rrjv

?mqbaveiorjs

Kal r?fiov
Kara^ayclv.

? 42.)

avr?

x?^Prov
C?ROP.

rrjs
?iri
57,

385
tCOVral;

the throwing of a javemvrag, ams, ?, (mvr?s, javelin)

lin ? ?mvriapos ? Phot. Nom. p. 243 (near the end
the

of

Kvvravbs

book)

riapbs

irepovrjs,

x^pis

?nb Kvivrov

aibfjpov,

fjyovv

Apr.

with

72, p. 313.

hastatus.

mvr?piov,

12, 41, et alibi.

Leo.

with

701.

Theoph.

thrust

as, fj, (mvr?piov)

mvrapia,

rois

|
THEOPH.

spear.

ov,

rb,

Chron.
spear,

(mvr?s)

mvb?piv,

17.

458,

mvr?piv,

1, 1. 2, 9. Leo. 5, 3, et alibi. !
2. Pole, to push with. Porph. Adm. 76, 7 Mera

Mauric.

Kovxrj, see

ov, ?, (mvr?s)

mvrevpos,

incorrectly
writes

[Ducange
mvrevca,

evaa,

245,

2,1.
Adm.

Porph.

K?vrovpos?

K??a,

rb

167.

oir?oo

tov

to

on a spear.

put

b? tov

Keob?kfjv

lepicas

MAL.

160,

6.

Eis mvrbv

?aaraCopivrjv,

mvrfjKToap,
10,

SC. rfjv
Kecfmkfjv.)

40

5, p. 485,

Kovro?evca,

evaa,

boat.

Porph.

to set or drive

Adm.

Of

76,

ol b? Kal els rfjv npvpvav

piaov,

Eus.

pera

Cer.

Porph.

with
pev

pole,

as a
of

ov,

Kovrop?vims,

nk&pav,

?oo,

Koircvs,

nfjbrjpa.
mvropvrrjs,

rb,
Nom.

rj, 6,

(mvr?s,

Theoph.

Cont.

ov, rb,

p. 241.

4,
eos,

137,

fj, ?v, short, mvb?s,

repos. Id. 12, 86.

substantive

meaning

Kovroari(f)avos,

ov,

as a surname.
Kovrov?epvakios,

Cedr.
ov,

b,

jump,

person,

leap,

(mvr?s,
II,

shaft

of

2ri<j)avos)
437,

contubernalis,

as

rb,

1.

23,
co

Ko?prrjs,

(koit?)) piece

Sept.

from.

Jos.

to

meat.

of

15

14,

*H yrj

'AXeupou

682,
37

12.

Sept.

KCKoiraviofi?vov.

chisel.

DiODu

Sept.

1, 35,

Gen.

14,

40.

p. 42,

17.

Deut.

28,

mvr?

It

is also

THEOPH.

728,

K07rt?co.

?,

r?v

59,

18

are

You

for

T?pcov b? el, Kal

an

old man,

that you should take the trouble to

industrious

(koiti?o)

worker.

person,

Kom?rai.

KeKOiprjp?vov.

? r? o?jiara

bearer,

fossarius,

Vespillo,

Xov

used

politely

as here.

far

58

2.

spear.-]
Short

as wheat.

bray, pound,

Iva Koiri?o"rjs eos r?v obe,

ov,

Koiriarijs,

aip?s.

[In classical Greek mvr?s is a

a

11,
ai

157

3.

to come.

Hippol.

O. 6, 26.

Le

?paxys.

Polyb.

oirelpa.

ov,

and I do not wish

come

Theoph.

jacket.

pole,

6,

?akkoa)

8, as a surname.

short)

(mvr?s,

r) Ko?a.

Ko?pns,

?, (k?tttco)

epxeo?ai,
ov ??Xo

snub-nosed

pvrrj)

mvbop?

578, 20.

p?vos,

(mvr?s,

Phot.

to

Kc?X777ra,

25.

garment.

short-sleeved,

pavUiov)

Id.

pepos.

VofidiKr) o?r cipa.

(k?Vovov)
22

=
K07Tia?co, acra,

Cer. 294, 15.

ov,

Kovropovo?okov,

mvr?s,

rest

Suid.

K?Xrjyjr.

Ko?pns.

Theophil.

3 Reg.

(mvr?s,

vims. Porph.

5.

1, 13,

Lyd.

K07r??\ov,

to have

Koirav?Co,

b?

Kovraploav Kovro?evo

short-sleeved

(mvTop?viKos)

641,10.

init.

?KOiraoe rov iroX?pov.

pevoi.
ov, rb,

1, 21

the knee,

of

cohort,

K07T?7, rjs, rj, slaughter.

Kovropav?Ktov,

mvT?v,

for

Koir?Co,

2iKektas.

KovrfjKTopos

(mvr?s)

Porph.

Kovbovpa.

ANTEC.

yovar?ov

pepos,

yovar?ov

Apophth.

or mppfjKToap.

for mvpfjKrcap

incorrectly

tov

SuiD.

| KOir?biv

vessel,

?c?aio.

the bend

oir?oo

hortes.

(Compare Id. 389, 12 Eis mvrbv nenrjypivai. 426, 11

?uais*

Antec.

confirmo,

1 T?rrapas

33,

11,

emvrevaev.

$ivees

*Ev

Kovvrovpos.

i), cohors,

Ko?pns,

?v r?is

light

4, 2. 35

[Compare gondola?]

rj, coxa,

5. 7.

rnvrovpos."]

(mvr?s)

19 Tr?v

MAURIC.

mvrap?ros.

for

of

, Kovrov?epviv,

Leo.

K?yxv*

Ko?a, as,

rovr?oriv

a, ov, contrarius.

Kov(j)ipparevo,

Kovraploav Kovro?evopevoi.
mvr?ros,

see

Kovrp?pios,

b?pv.

1, 2, et alibi.

150,11.

Kovrovpos,

C O n t U b e r n iUm

rb,

rj, a kind

as,

9, 5,

13, 1, 21.

Kovrov?epviois,

j Kovrovpa,

Adm.

for mvr?piov.

mvr?piov,

ov,

MAURIC.

Kovrov?cpvaXios.

Basilic.

a?a. Mauric.

Jul.

490, 6.
mvr?piv

ov, ?,=

Kovrov?epviov,

ov, o, armed

as a various

1, 21,

13,

Hes.

p. 235.

nvbs

Basilic.

ovorpan?rrjs.

Kovrov?epvapios,

ovroa Kkrj?els.
Kovrap?ros,

p?os,

reading.

b ?mv

tVs n?pnrjs,

x^P15

k?vto?

ta
p/Jb?i

K07TlB

EPIPH.

I,

rjroi Koiriar?s.

AcKavovs,

1104
GlOSS.

C.

irepior?X
NOVELL.

Koiriara?,

be

spelliones.
KOiribepp?a,

Stephens,

as,

rj, (koVtco,

In the following

5.
mvrov?epva-

MAL.

401,

b?ppa)

passage

cutting

of

the

it is of uncertain

'Ev a?T<3 b? r?

XP^vco ??eqb?vrjoev

skin.

import.
? avrbs

386

KOTTlBepflOV

?aaikevs

b? avr?

plas,

pfjre

prjre

rb np?ypa

ovrcas on
'

povv

are

bi?ra^iv

ovv

n&s

ev

tovs

ovras

ekev?epla

Kop?oiov,

ov, rb,

?yea?ai

Esth.

2, 2.

Luc?an.
see.

which

mmbeppta,

Mal.

401,

cav, r?,

ov, rb,

mnpo??aiov,

?kais)

679, 17.

ov, b, (Konpos,

Konp&wpos,
to

applied

the

THEOPH.

ovopa)

615,

place

'Arfaobevaavrqs

Them.

53

some

cause

? r?js Konpias

KwvoTavnvos

Caballinus
In^eios).

or

this

other

nothing

horse-dung,

more

elbos nkamvvros,

'Apolls,

to cut.

mnrca,

Mal.

15

387,

Eis

Adm.

to

off,
14

270,

Tov

take

a7r? rov brjpoalov

3.

as

clarify,

pure.
4.

To

(?os ejco^e

fj,

cut

6, the

Act.

8180

r?s

(mn?oa)

name

instrument
19

Philipp.

t?s nrepvas

5,11
a

passage.

as,

weariness.

Sept.

of an

avrov

tooman.

married

62, 11 T?s b? e?p?p

Kopas ck?

Ib?a yX?oorj

rfj

Koppia

Kopp?s,

Martyr.

Eupl.

Coteler.

Ex.

of

16,

Athen.

4, 36.

Martyr.

Areth.

Kovppi.
Koppos.

31.

14.

440.

ScYMN.

KepKvpalos.
Cv?os,

436.

ScYMN.

K?pKvpa.

of

as

192,

I, 753.
Sept.

Kop?avvov.

rj,=
a, ov,=

50

tcov ??Xcov.

o?, ?, corpus,

14

*EXa
r&v

Eccl.

12,

12

ou, t?,

KopvUXiov,

KopviKOvX?pios,

the

body,

human

for grappling

ships.

c o r n i c u 1 u m.

ov,

Mal.

body.

tov

? irporevov

Borj??

KopviKovXapiov,
Lyd.

KopvoK?iriov,

rb,

Porph.

COrnicularius,

?,

paxos,

rum.
engine

handsome

397, 8.

iv peaoa

epnpoa?ev

dimin.
IKopp?ov, ov, rb,

clarified,

98,

Kop?ovs

Cer. 669, 21.

6, 2. Porph.

and

reading.

i
K?pKvpa,

Kemppivov.
Mal.

Leo.

KoppeKTop.

various

Ta

Kempphos,

'EXaiov

....

KopaKas.

o? MoXoo-aatoi

a kind
K?pfia, rb,

1, 22, 3 seq.

2. An

KoprjKTop

Porph.

7ToXX^ kottc?o-is aapms.

jcopa?, a*os,

Polyb.

to pay.

8eKa klrpas

yaCoqbvX?Kiov.

Kop?ivos

4, 7, p. 390, 10. Mal.

Kopiov, ov, rb,

Kal rov arparov.

em,

MeX?rr?

Part.

rrjv bbbv biabpapovaa

?aaikeoav
mnoaais,

oil.

as

obstruct,

not

Kal T?s

treasury,

Xovv.

(faapev.
To

sacred

S?ID.

tous

young

Euagr.

els r? Kaarpov Xepa&vos.

3 Reg.

Sept.

away,

Ko^ai

pevas

To

17s, \

KopKvpalos,

cut

To

Gnost.

Ptolem.

(Compare

the

Vopaloi

<j)ovs yuva?Kas

him in two.
2.

27,

KaXovoi

Kop^,

religious

8vo avrov mtyai,

irap?Xoyov.

6.

bowstringed him.

opponents than to invent the fable that he defiled the

font while the priest was baptizing him.]
Suid.
kottt^, fjs, fj, (mnr?s) a kind of cake or pie.
vvv mnrfjv
fjv

?e?.

.
?, c O r v U S

ov,

y?p

surnamed

for his

natural

r?

Matt.

Kop?os,

From

was

emperor

f) Kop?biov

K?piov

Kopba, rjs, rj, (xopbi), chorda)

bowstring. Mauric.
'
19
2,
Theoph.
2,
571,
Kop?^ tovtov ?irrjy^ev,He

(Ka?akkhos, which in Greek would be

But as this epithet suggested m?akklva,
was

NT.

PORPH.

in&wpos.

rb b? Kop?oiov

?, ?, (Kop?av)

Kop?avas,

of Leo

[Compare

yeyovores.

Phryn.

p. 928 A?pov tc5 ?eo b ??v e? e'po??qbeXrj?fjs.)

ev rrj
?ylq, mkvp

avrov

9, 24. 25.

NT. Matt.

6.

2, 8.

Ruth.

Sept.

girl.

6, 12.

sive Asin.

....

Kop?av

epithet

son

the

&s (faaoiv of ?Kpi/3e?s avroVrai

?fjopa,

an

4, et alibi.

II,

is

dung

239, 21.

Copronymus,

Constantine,

Cedr.
9

where

Leo Gram.

emperor

the Isaurian.

KopaKas

oibrjpovs

72*)p> oblation, offering,

Kop?av, indeclinable, Hebrew
11.
Marc.
NT.
Joseph. Ant. 4, 4, 4
7,
b?pov.

5, 25.

Esai.

Sept.

Konpos.

(Konpos,

Theoph.

put.

(mnp/os)

tous

oqbvp?v.

Tobit.

Luc.

?va Ka??Xooiv

irpoocbpapov
avrov

?ir

(Koprj) maid,

r) KopioKrj X?yovoi

11.
Konpta,

irior?v

eK tcov

?yK?vovs

ikev?e

8ovXei?s

?vy?

Kal tous

?xovarjs

to, =

ov,

Konlbeppov,

iv

b? r?v

Ttves

tov $iXi7T7TOV Kat

?po?o"iv

ovop??ea?ai,

vopo?eala?

34

X?js.

eyypaqbov mmbep

mmb?ppov

avrov

evxrj tovs

?ve?ope?a

els bovkiKrjv tvx^v

tov

rfjs

ylvea?ai,
eariv

Hp?v

nva

pr) noie?v

r? ovopa

KOpOS

197,
cornu

iravrbs

Cer.

7, 3.

Kepatrrjs,

KaraXoyov.

INSCR.

irp?
4453

corniculario

Adjutori
8.

qji?ovXa.

copiae,

Lyd.

169,

10.
of

Koplaai
bianapfjvai

torture

so

called.

b? Kal mpams
Kal Kpepaa?fjvai

Apocr.
aibrjpovs
Kara

Kopvo?Tot,
Kal

Ke(pa

cov, o?, c o r n u t i,

Philostorg.
Kop?s, ?v, black,

7, 7.
pcXas.

a band

Chron.
Lex.

549,
Sched.

of

soldiers
7.
i
384.

so called.

387
/copo?

K?pos, ov, ?, Hebrew

Sept. Num.

the name

kor,

pfjKToap, mpp?KToap,

mp

EUPL.

192.

mpfjKToap.

r?pxov

to a mppfjKroap.

mppfjKTcap
various

opos,

et

359,

6,

alibi.

ov,

2. Entablature,
on

582, 16.

Theoph.

Cont.

Koopibiov,

ov,

1, 10.
as

mprek?vos
Jur.

attendant,

mprek?vos,

of

mpnv?pios.

Hebr.

mpr?k?vos.

evrekfjs

o h or

Koprrj, rjs, fj, (c

725,

9.

11.

Cedr.

s)

Porph.

Them.

pavilion.

3.

Theoph.

465,

as,

CuROP.

38

?aaikim

aKrjvfjv.

mpns,

=
fj,

THEOPH.

mprrj.

tov

ov, b, chief

mpvqba?os,
Paul.

tnnov

Apocr.

the

20.

489,

1, 2, p. 22. Leo.

the

6, 10

Pet.

the

et Paul.

THEOD.

Kal evayear?rrj

Peter

apostles
84

Tovs

LECTOR.

Soz.

vp&v mpvcfafj,

and

dyiovs

2,

16.

addressed

to

rjs, fj,

COrpna.

HES.

Kop&vrj

....

Kal ei8os

are?p?vov.
maKivoar?s,

fj, ?v, (mauvov)

sieve-like.

Porph.

Cer.

472,3.

Pachom.

949 A Ta

17 Hato?a

Can.
Adm.
a

Wearing

KoojiiK?,

150,

^xwa

layman9s

dress.

22.
XaiVc?s ; opposed

layman,

949

Pachom.

fiovax?s.

Apophth.

A.

Ephes.

22.

Arsen.

i) Koo-piKi), literally,

rjros,

ov,

Leimon.

i) XaUi).

lay-woman,

decorum,

as a title.

entablature,

oreqb?vrj,

i), modesty,

2.

6,

(Koopos)

Adm.

undertaker,
Cosmit.

KoapoKp?rop,

10.

138,

II, 313, 6.

Cedr.

Theoph.

Basil.

Tzetz.

ad Lycophr.
of

manager

Tous

744,

16.

290.

funerals.

Apophth.

1.

opos, ?, plural

KoopoKp?ropas

Apocr.

Kocrprjrrjs.

Cont.

o? KoojioKp?ropes,

the world, applied to the evil spirits.

12

emperor.

mp&vrj,

2,

II, 116 D.

Koopiirrjs,

Paul.

1, p. 6, 43 Tfj

CONST.

375,

C.

Apost.

265 B.

Ill,

Kal

Const.

134.

Porph.
to

or

Feminine,

Koopi?rrjs,
of a bridle,

Clem.

things.

30.

? koojiikos,

.989

61.

Novell.

I, 6.

Porph.

Cont.

pov?Cov

60.

rrjv tov

els

3.

mpvqbfj, fjs, fj, summit, as a title.

(?aikoxplaroa

Cer.

headstall

rb,

applied

?noarokovs.

mpvobaiovs

to

357 A.

6.

Apost.

Apost.

NlC.

Substantively,

rovp?v.

Act.

NT.

Can.

irepi?e?Xrjpevos,

977 A.

oi mpnv?pioi

716,

ov,

to the world, worldly.

to a layman.

so?is.

KoopiKov

2.

236,

rfjs mpr?vos.

classical mpvqbala. Mauric.

Kopvqb?biv

Leo

Sab.

PORPH.
b?

Cer.

Const.

?p?na.

Athan.

for mpvcja?btov,

mpv(f)?biv

14.

Cont.
Vit.

mpr?k?vos.

'Ynrjperovai

PORPH.

Koopuov.

KoopiK?, worldly

Can.

7.

Laymen's

Cer. 452,

Theoph.

451,

Cer.

4, 1, 14.

3. Pertaining

9,

4, 30.

curtain.
19.

68,

ov, ?,

mpnv?pios,

Cont.

Theoph.

fj, (cortina)
Cer.

Porph.

Porph.

it

420, 11.

rb, z=

alibi.

r?

Sard.

KoopiK?

avkala.

sense

this

2, 5.

Secular,

45.

Theoph.

20.

Court-yard,

In

Kooprjrrjs.

penult,

Basilic.

Epist.

2.

II, 25, 18.

244,

mprlva,

Rom.

GLOSS.

npairoaplov.

the emperor's
Cer.

19.

26,

rov

?vpoapos

2. A general's staff. Leo.

Porph.
3. Head-quarters.
4.

et

1,

9,

123, 42.

Chal.

Substantively,
PORPH.

KopreXX?vos,

Gram.

the

KoopiK?s, i), ?v, belonging

a

1813 C.
=

270,

Koop?rrjs>

oreqb?vrj,

is accented

Koopibiv for

various

DiOD.

Kopaiov.

cohortalinus,

governor,

provincial

Kooprjrrjv.

I, 5 Kooprjrrjs

406, 21.

ov, to, =

6,

3,

Epist.
as

192,

I, 753.

V. 1.mpaeov,
Kopaa?ov,
mpr?k?vos,

Eupl.

at Athens.

gymnasia

eqbrj?ov.
a

as

192,

Pel.

IsiD.

mppiKToap.

Martyr.

Coteler.

reading.

8,1.

I, 753.

Coteler.

reading.

KOppUroap,

Eupl.

Martyr.

mppiKToap.

Novell.

IlXou

Koofirjrevovros

the

of

?avr?v

T?v

258

INSCR.

KopprjKTopios, ov, belonging

248

'Eko

'Axapvecos.

Koo-prjrijs, ov, o, superintendent

I, 753.

Coteler.

246

INSCR.

Kooprjrrjs.

?' eqbrj?ov M?pKeXXos.

oprjreve

province,

MARTYR.

to be

evoo,

Kooprjrevo,

2 Par. 2, ?0.
a

of

governor

a measure.

of

3 Reg. 5, 11.

11, 32.
corrector,

b,

mppiKToap,

*"0,

KoafioKparoop

tov

okotovs

tov

the rulers

NT.

of

Ephes.

al?vos

tovtov.

Act. Philipp. 38.

(Compare ?pxov.)
The Gnostics applied KoopoKp?rop to the Devil.

Iren.

1, 5, 4.

6,

388

tcoafioXeOpos

was

It

sometimes

Roman

emperor.

ov, (K?op.os,

Koopi?Xcopos,
oph.

with

used
Inscr.

ibos, ?,

Apost.

of
1.

39,

7,

of

8 To?

or

Koopos,

world.

Apocr.

4 (20),

1.
in

paradise,

PHILON.

KoopoiroXirrjs.

Nicod.

(a)

upper world,

under

Apocr.

world.

KoooiCo

to

(koooos),

MON.

75

(105)

ov, o, (koitto
S?ID.

p?iriopa.

box

?) blow,

to

K?o-o-os,

Cer.

avrov

the ear,

one

t?s

oy?re\s.

net

as

name.

Sept.

garment.

Inscr.

2131,

Esai.

Sept.

3,

KorUas,
Korp?ya,

Ex.

213

?X?KTop.

ov, rb,

or

quotidianus

28,

4 XiTcova

17.

ov, rb, c u p a,

cask.

ov,

mv?Ukeiov,
i

fj, multipeda,

Ilepi mv?aplbcav,

hen-roost,

(kottos)

(k?ttos,
Gloss.

to

Kott?Co,

play

ev?a

at dice,

aleam

Mar.

Peripl.

Cer.
a

of

15.

61,

PORPH.

Kovalaroap.

with

mvaiar&piaa,

Theodor.

29

robber.

PTOCH.

of

'Ekov
1,

o? opvi?es

koi

ludo.

Kv?evo.

Mal.

Porph.

Cer.

9.

677,

Diosc.

milleped.

2,

37

V. 1. ovlaKoav.
bedchamber,

mv?ovKkeiov,

239, 19.

355, 4.

mv?ovKkiv,

mv?ov

440, 11.

PORPH.

mv?imvkapla.

private

Adm.

265,

6.

20.
fj, cubicularia,

Cedr.

Theoph.
II,

Kov?imvkapios,
die)

Arrian.

cubiculum,

rb,

mv?imvkiov,

apartment,

95, 12.

7.

Hes.
loo,

avrov,

aKevrj

mv?imvkapla,as,
307,

mroi

Korrvkoiol,

written

said

Ibos,

titul.

19.

Hes.
Mal.

an

Kai mrvp?a.

APOPHTH.

m?akevca.

r?

mv?imvkapea

cotidianus,

Korribiav?s.

r), quadriga.

p?vrai.

345,

Lyd.

?, cock,

Korr?vaopov,

kott?Co,

?v,

be

preceding.)

PORPH.
wife

to

k?kottos.^\

Hes.

the

incorrectly

Kkiov. Mal.
i),

?q^rjpepos.

17,

;
mv?apiov,

18.

with

Koovp?orov.
Koribiav?s,

the modern

(Compare

the

seems

239.

Koovp?oros, i), ?v, (Koovp?os) bordered, furnished

border,

therefore

of the Slavic

[It

fowl.

mialaroap.

67,

?akei

p?iriop,a.

the hair.

for

Hes.

opvis.

bird,

rjs, fj,

mv?apls,
ov, o, caul,

k?ttos

2.

mv?akeoa

K?Xatyos,

cuff,

40.
Koovp?os,

hazard

expression.

Byzantine

Compare

Kovalaroap

Lei

KoXac/u'fco, pairiCo.

on

The

of boat.
ov, rb, a kind
*
A
44
X?yerai rp?naya

KOrvp?ov,

Joan. 12, 19.

a man's

?,

mvaiar&piaaa,

KoooiCovres

irrepols

ov, ?, Kossous,

Koooovs,

cuff,

buffet,

Tots

2, 498

And

(feminine) means bone ; in Rus

or a die.

K?bioi opvi?es.

other

76.

NT.

2. Multitude, people.

1, 5.

3,

Ptoch.
?okov,

; a proverbial

dice,

of

Basilic.

to kottov

rives

KOTTvkoi?s, ov, ?, domestic

Act.

is, The

that

there,

Poemen.

Apophth.

world.

ov,

Erythr.
world

The

the game
18.

K?ttos, alea.

throw

onomatopoeia.

II, 2 (18), 2.
that is, heaven,

Euangel.

to

'O ?Kel Koopos,

opviv.

be regarded as a modification

kottos,

upper

to the

reference

relation

The

36.

Thorn.

Mal.

opvi?evoa? HES.

Hence,
451,

Gloss.

one

Kv?ela.

Ko'lTT.]

(b) The

this

riva

Mal.

rb keyovai

bone,

may

Koopos,

with

m?evrfjs.

Kv?os.

die,

Kornap?s.

upon

sian,

passim.

cO ?vo?ev

is, this world

that

?, a

Kara?fj

all

yjrvxaL
NT.

ov, o, the world.

world,

K?i

La

Diog.

gambler,

rb naparrjpe?v

53, 7, 10.

the world,

Vit. Auct.

dicing,

4.

[In Slavic, K?ar

i), femin.

ibos,

lO ?vo

dice-player,

?,

dice-playing,

alor.

Basilic.

ov,

Kv?ela,

citizen

iroXirrjs)

6 KoopoiroXinbes

657,

pos,

ov,

KorrojSoXe?v,
k?ttos,

iroXirrjv op?s.)

KoopoiroXlris,

koooos,

7, 32, 2.
the Lo

(kott??u))

19,10,
IKorro?okioa (kottos, bird, ?akew) =

12, 16, 6.

(Compare Luc?an.

6, 63.

Koopos,

Kornarfjs,

the world,

among

magistrate

Polyb.

Const.

cosmopolite.

of

Const. Apost.
a

ov, ?, (Koopos,

KoopoiroX?rrjs,

deceiver

irX?vos)

(ir?Xis)

crians of Italy.

I,

The

?,

Koma

451, 20.

applied to the Antichrist.

Koop?iroXis,

ov,

Kornap?s,
Gloss.

world-destroying.

bXe?pos)

ov, 6, (K?opos,

KoopoirX?vos,

Koopov

the

5892.

7.

475,

ert.

to

reference

Kov?ucovkapios

eunuch

Epist.

of

26,
ov,
the

1, 37.

728,

mv?imvkapea.

6.

Porph.

Adm.

Mal.

265, 4.

10.
?,

cubicularius,

imperial

Novell.

palace,

chamberlain,
mv?ovKkapios.

43, Prooem.

Vit.

Nil.

Sab.

389
KOVV?OV

KOv?lKOVklOV

299 A.
were

Chron.

often

Tots

of

rb,

=.

Kov?UXeiov.

CHRON.

for

328.

Mal.

Nil.

289.

2,

Epist.

1, ? y,

8,

24.

p.

II, 1025 E Koop?s ? ?eoqbi

bt?KOvos Kov?ovKXeiov.
?

Kov?ovKXeiov,

3.

cubicularii

o? rov

as

Chest,

Kov?ovKXeloios,

PORPH.

box,

Ki?oros.

ov,

one

?,

Nie.

Kov?ovKXiv for

Chron.
the

of

II,

Inscr.

6189,

ov, ?, Q u i n t u s, a man's
eu ci,

13, 18.

11.

Cer.

95,

C.

Chron.

cocoa,

Inscr.

and

its

e.

4713,

fruit.

Plin.

form does not occur.

Arrian.

Mar.

Peripl.

KovKKOs, ov,

P.

33

Erythr.

o,

rjjilv kovkkos.
one

KovKovX?piKos,

kovkovXiov =

phil.
Zachar.

3.

Soz.

monk's

Pachom.
Steph.

71.

116

29.

1220

as a
gar

B.

aKvkatj)

Trap' fjp?v vfjma

Kvoav.

dog,

THEOPH.

r&v opvl?oav oiKrjpa.

rb

Latin

Kufe,

Hes.
or

cup

Leo.

KoppipKiov.

PORPH.

Porph.

Cer.
as

717,

697,

2.

as

it

18.

can

be.

10

225,

Tpi?mvra

ravra mke?v

(mvpn?pia

in

wedge,

military

mwlov.

language,

3.

11,

the

to, pine-cone,

Theoph.

Cont.

142,

Pojpa?oi

cone

of

the

stone-pine,

2.

rabbit.

b, cuniculus,
o

The

SapaKrjvol).

ov,

....

Cer.

full

II,

etjaprva?pevos

fj, cuneus,

mw?piov,

Cedr.

mp?apiov.

Mauric.

70.

19,

17.

311,

r? piyiara
o?

140.

18,

17.

KoppepKi?pios.

Cer.

Kovpn?piov

bes

Am~

mwlov,

Apophth.

C, with

hood,

618,

kovkovX

mwlov,

Scitens.

particularly

kovkovXiov

6.

ov,
6.

p?v mvv'iKkovv

(which

see).

1220 C.

Vit.

SERIES.

50

cunae,

rb,

ov,

rb,

cuneus,

Mauric.

avarrjpa,

cradle,

ad Lycophr.

Tetz.

Erotian.

Ae?rjpl
Maaaaki&rai

mkovai,

1.

Porph.

Cer.

18.

wedge,
12,

kUvov.

Gloss.

in

military
Kovwiov

language,
(sic),

t?

cuneum,

2. Squad of monks in a mivo?iov ? ? Basil.

II,
527 E. The chief of a mwlov was called ?pximwl
rrjs, which

NEW

read

or a cake.

of bread,
6 r?

rj, ov, cumulatus,

KowUkovs,

kovkovXiov,

H,

cowl,

Euagr.

roll

KoXXvpiov,

German

196,
=

mvpovk?ros,

Kovva.

written

as a various

b? ke?rjplba.

ScitenS.

usually

YOL. VII.

in

317,

4.

AthAN.

cucullus,

952 A.
516,

e?bos

reading.

ov, rb,
hood;

3, 14, p. Ill,

E?AGR.

Xiov as a various
kovkovXXiov,

678,

kovkovXXiov.

203 C.

Coteler.

with

small

hen-coop,

mp?apiov.

rz

K&vos.

ov, furnished
Cer.

Kokkv?,

3, 22,

(mkkas,

Cont.

el&?aaiv

K.

KOVKOVpiOV. EPICT.

Porph.

SuiD.

Nom.

=
KOVKKOVpiOV

ment.

mvpepKi?pios

mvva,
kokkv?.

KovKos with

correctly

Theo

4, 2, 7.

cuckoo,

? irap

opv?ov,

cocoa-nuts.

bearing

qb?po)

coop,

[Compare

nko?a

ov, (kovki,
H.

qbapirpa.
19

as a surname.
ov, rb,

KovpipKiov

See the

OuXXcov KOVK?VOV.
*KovKio<p?pos,

Mauric

koiv&s ovop?Covai.

13,

mvp?apiov

following.)
KovKi.

German

cueururn,

6, 2, mvmvpov.

649

rj, 6,

Porph.

KovKivos, ov, of

kovkov

5.

466,

560,

(K?k?ig)

S C. I,

KovkkUiov

name.]

mvKmvpiov,

ov, rb,

Kov

cuppa.]

331

name.

tree

the

(Its Greek

phrast.

ov, rb

mvp?aiov,

patriarch's

5, 3.

Leo.

Cer.
19

a proper

Cer.

Theoph.

Porph.
471,

mvpmvp?v,

quiver,

15.

14.

95,

bk?mva.

pitcher,

Porph.

1, 2 mvmvpov.

oph.

KovKi, rb,

ov,

KovkovKrj?,

b.

Epiph.

Vit.

Kov?UXeiov.

485.

cucuma,

or mvmvpov,

cher,

689,

Byzantine
Porph.

16.

8,

15.

69,

733 A.

Kov?ovKXiov.

=.

Cer.

Porph.

578, 4.
Ko??vro?,

K?r

be

possibly

Kamv?iov.

p?piov,

KovkkUiov,

considered, the

collectively

Kov?ovKXeiov.

chamberlains.

Kov?ovKXwv

ov, rb,

Dama

2. The
same

mvKovpiklov

[It may

ing.

o? Kov?iKovXapioi.

6, 4.

Cer.

mvpikiv.

Kovmvp?v,

Novell.

Kov?'iKheiov.

rov

O?

230,

117, of a bishop.

35. 86, 5. Nie.

X?oraros

468,

Gram.

rov

Cer.

uncertain.

rb, meaning

9 Sekk?a

mvKovpiov,

Kov?iKovXapios.

Leimon.

Kov?ovKheiov

578,

PoRPH.

mvKovpiov.

ov,

KovmvpiKiov,

Leo

aKov?irov.

=z

Kovmvp?piov

4.

Kov?irois.

Kov?ovKXapios

The cubicularii

influence.

incorrectly

Aemevv?a

551, 4.

great

persons

KOv?iKovXiov,
Kov?irov,

432, 20.

see.

390
Kovpaev

Kovviov?ipviv

for

Kovvrov?epviv

ov,

Kovvrovpos,

(kovt?s,
SuiD.

?oKepKos.

37,

pare

i), tonsure.
3,

33

Quin.

horse.

1, p.

169,

of

t*

rbv

Kcip?pevos

?X*lp> koran,

the Mohammedans.

a law

r), curatio,

term.

Antec.

1,

or Kovparopevo,
5884.

Inscr.

to be a

Antec.

curatorem

1,

habere.

init.

Kovparopevovrai,

121,

Kovparopeverai.

o,

officer.

curator,

qbpovnorrjs,

Inscr.

123, 5.

Novell.

5898.

Nil.

Const.

eirirpo

123, 5.

rj, C U r a t O r i a,

see
as,

Kovparop?a,

756, 8.

1153

(536),

C.

punished
as,

Kovp?a,

avr?

In

vulgar

Kovp?a

416, 23.
of

is

[This
Russian,
equivalent

7rouTava, a common

I,

6.

250,

curriculum.

Theoph.

Cer.

693,

KOKetvos pa??v

GLOSS.

ir?pvrj.

K?vrev?ev

=.

mvpmvp?v

*o b?

ir?vras

?<ovpaoev

Jur.
r?

?xe?av

Kal rrjv ir?pvrjv

derivation
as also
to

the

prostitute.']

rois

Kovp?av
is not

in

vulgar
vulgar

Kovp?ov,

rb

?uX?/c,ta rrjs o?XXas

Al?n

vnOKeirai

bp?pov

Epiph.

b?

ir?Xai

?(j)iirirois,
X?yopev
very

r?
bi?

bi? rb

probable.

Modern

Greek,

Modern

Greek

72.

Theoph.

mvpevs.

I,

Cedr.

Lyd.

3.

128,
cursus

procurator,

publici

I, 190 B.

mvpmvp?v.

Mal.

6,

(m?/pa,

for

Cass.

Dion
mvpa?rcap,

?,=

mvpaevca,

evaa,

der,

krj?Copai.

19.

560,
17.
the

nak?riov)

major-domo

5, 1. Simoc.

ov,

mvponakariKiov,
PORPH.

b,

mvp

of

154, 17.

12.

362,

mvponak?rrjs.
mvpovkios,

curb,

395,

Euagr.

the imperial palace.

KovponakanKiv

I, 380, 13 'o

cucurba,

THEOPH.

Kovpo7raX?r77s,

12.

'Ev Krjp&, ev mvprnvpea.

mvmvpov.

ov,

Lyd.

impek?pevos.)

Hes.

Koapov, Krjp?s.
PORPH.

Kovp?rop.

cos KapirrjX?.

peracj)opiK?s

?el oxdo?ai.

Hal.

ov, r?, curcuma,

Theoph.

eis

Kovp?ia

CONST.

eis povaarfjpiov.
Dion.

b, c u r i o s u s,

ov,

mvpmvp?v,

them.

X?yovrai

roiavra

NlC.

322, 26 *Asmvpev?rj b?ml fj

.
cavos, b, C U r i O

mvpKoapov

rj, harlot,

Kovp?ia

II,

Iblav mpj]v

rfjv

surveyor of highways.
176, 15. 234, 6. (Compare Proc.

? ? THEOPH.

treasury

uncertain.

KapirrjXbv Kal oKap?bv.

Tovro

?irirpoiri).

public

Cont.

Koup?co, acra, meaning

?ypatyev

PORPH.

Epiph.

16.

584,

Athan.

NOVELL.

463, 19.

Kovtyorrjri

THEOPH.

b, barber,

rov brjpoalov

ov, rb, the office

461, 3.

hair.

one's

Kovpevaapevo?

Nicet.

currus,

b,

ov,

mvploav,

Kovparopevo.

i), (Kovp?rop)

Theoph.

KovparopUiov,

tonsure.

shearing,

I, 532, 19.

2,

Epist.

IV, Can. 11.

Const.

Kovparopevo,

he

ov,

mvplcaaos,

Kovparopeia,

13

189,

Kai as ?nek?rj

mvplams,

1177 A.
as,

Polyb.

kaki??.

1058 B.

opos or opos,

iros, a public

179.

Mal.

as, fj, curia.

mvpims,

7, 5, 47.

Basilic.

to cut

shear,

rfjs Ktqbakfjs avrov.

mvpla,

Pcopa?oVi,

barber-like.

barber's,

Kal navbfjpov

(mvpevoa)

to

evaoa,

b?anoiva

?irirpoircvo.

Kovp?rop,

13

Kovpe,

19.

620,

B.

Gloss.

mpnvkos.

SuiD.

curro).

(mvpevs)'

to,

curved,

mvpa&pes.

Can. p. 451 C.

Kovparopevo

Kovp?rop,

aros,

mvpevoa,

23 init.

rfjs aekkas

Kai amp?ov.

mpnrjkbv

5 KovpeaKfjs

Cer.

Adm.

Porph.

. . . . r?
?vkUia

bent,

(from

fj, ?v,

3, 20,

the

to

"Ev?ev mi

Kovpevpa,

?iov.)

oma?omvp

epnpoaoomvp?iov,

Kovp?ov

rj, curvus,

Kovp?ov,

Tp?x*'

'Ev xp<?

ktyovrai.

curre

183

ovos,

J?R.

mvpeams,

(Com

114, 11.
KoupaTic?v,

GLOSS.

aor

J?R.

Co

'IepariKr) Kovp?.

(mvp?os)

mvp?ia

6, 1, 57.

vircKpivero

book

1. kov

(v.

dock-tailed

Kovp?v, to, indeclinable, Arabic

sacred

?iov.

mvpe,

Basilic.

r?v povax?v

Kovvrovpov

koXo

horse.

5, public

SOCR.

as a horse,

mvp?os,

rb Kovvrovpov,

ov,rb,

mvp?iov,

8.

37,

cura.
Ko?pa, i),
Kovp?, as,

tov

Kov?ovpoV,

Substantively,
din.

6, 27.

dock-tailed,

ovp?)

Codin.

rovpov).

Leo.

Kovro?epviov.

Adm.

210,

INSCR.

curulis.

the

rb,

office

3.
1133

mvpovkkiov.

205, 36, et alibi.

mvpaoap.
ev?rjv,

Theoph.

68, 22.
2. To pursue

Leo.

evpevos,

12,

27.

(mvpaov)
487,

12.

to

pillage,

588,

9.

plun
Porph.

Adm.

the enemy. Leo

Gram.

235, 8.

of

391
Kovpaov

O? Kovpoevovres,
ROP.

skirmishers,

ov, rb, (c

oph. 499, 13.

Leo.

2.

s) marauding

or

raxvbp?pos.

Nil.

194, 12.

cursor,

courier,

ov, ?,

Leo.

KovoovX?pios.
Koucrcro?Xiov.

LEIMON.

stocks

Apophth.

kind

the

ov,

?,

Cer.

KovrCopvrrjs,
Cedr.

ov,

rj, ?,

II,

one

?os.

the

Mal.

whose

cut)

to

?oo,

kov(?)?Co,

THEOD. Ill,

?irb r?v

9EKOvqbio-ev
Kovqyioas
levo,

relevo.

11.

Apocr.

Arist.

(Compare

Ran.

relieve,

931 A.

ovvepyi?v

curtus,

KoXo?o

KoXo?opiv.

cut

curial,

name

off,

KoXo
see.

KovrCopvrrjs, which

of

rlov Movvbos

p?v

320, 9.
21

acoxXio's, ov,

(So

-=.

?,

DiOSC.

klarpov.

Phryn.

1, 10

17,

I,

Hes.

koxXi'ov

ev?ev br) o mxklas

ovarjs

Theoph.

193,
tov

*0 mxklas

19

197,

?nb

Mal.

wv?paarai.

579, 16.

nakarlov.

Ai?

'Ek b? rov naka

127,

i^rjei,

562, 4.

CODIN.

70.

Mal.

PORPH.

mxklas.

Cer.

32, 5.
16.

77,

20.

304, 22.
o, fj, (Hebrew

ov,

kohhol,

/HD)

x?k?s,

dark

pigment with which women blackened the edge of

their eyelids. Epiph.
II, 228 A. Basilic
2, 5,
25

E?ST.

'EyKavoT?) mxkos.

rbv Kal nap?

ro?s

The

Xokka?Coa.

means

word

b brjko?

2rlppi,

7rap? ro?s ?pn

ov

b? xok?v,

(pike? mke?v.

yk&aaa

Hebrew

47

728,

Kai

7raXaio?s

r) yvvaiKela

mxkov

94.

Strab.

KVKhorepovs

rov

14, 14.

fjyovv mxki?piov.

bi? nvkrjs

Chron.

*0 mxklas

spoon,

311 A.

XIII,

PROC.

Ibias m?okov

river.

Theoph.

Kpa?arapia

Kpa?arapla,
with

reference

PriSC.

....

ck tov

to

246,

rrjv Xeirovpy?av.
?irl errj r'.

?apovs.

Kovqb?Covoiv,

GLOSS.

adleviant.

16

'Ekou
313,

437,

as,

also

(See

an?lCoa,

to

bearing

corpses

paint

18

KovqbiCo,

Mal.

for

gridiron,
3.

fj,

Chron.

nvp)

Lawrence

696, 14.

grated

criminals.

broiling
[Saint

for

436, 12.

(Kpa?aros,

8.

397,

hearse

fj, (Kpa?aros)

as,

Kpa?aronvpla,

(in?dit.)

Mal.

Kpa?arapla.

to the grave.

taxation.

143, 4 Trjv ?apvrarrjv

Mal.

rrjs ovvreXcias

viroreXels
Ibid.

excav.

1 Reg.

Sept.

the eyes with stibium.)

the

avrovs

rovs

29.

4957,

mire, inHell.

cockle)

stair.

rfjv ava?aaiv

ko'xXos,

PUT77) Stump-nosed,

rrjs yrjs ?iroriprjoiv.

Kovqbio??vras
?iaev

or

finger

orfingers,

II, 12.

Cedr.

56, 8, 13.

419,

KoxXioeiSiJs,is, (mxklov, EIA?) spiral.

Greek.)

rj, ?,Kouphes,

670.

496.

Galen.

ov, ?, spiral

itmimv.

name.

cut off.)
(Compare the Hebrew ?l^p, to
2. Lame, halt, xoX?s. Nom. Coteler.

Kovqbrjs,

of

officers

13, as a surname.

in KovrCob?KTvXos,

inModern

66.

27,65.

as a surname.

25,

Implied

Matt.
of

??KTuXos)

689,

(kovtC?s,

529,

kovoovXXiov.

(mxkos,

Kv?oiov piKpbv,

Bmrc?p,

18.

310,

(kovtC?s,

i), ?v, (k?itto,

kovtC?s,

OD.

The

INSCR.

Mal.

3.

Matt.

Martyr.

ov, rb,

mxklas,

rfjs
NT.

a proper

Theoph.

b?KTvXos.

criminals,

S?ID.

are cut off, without afinger

fingers

et

2, 44. 50.

I, 45.

kovooovXiv,

(Kovorob?a)

Porph.

KovrCob?KTvXos,

to boil, mxkaCoa.

Bop?oposmxk?(cav, Boiling

mx^i?piov,
of

feet

120.

LEIMON.

<?)vXa?.

rj, ?,Koutzines,

KouTftv77s,

5,

Cedr.

as, rj, cu s t o d i a, watch.

circus.

taxation.

light

mxha?, ams, ?, pebble, mforj^.

! Diosc
2, 75.

1.

8.

?, CUStOS,

Kovorobi?pios,

as, fj, (rekica)

?aca,

Act.

45.

7.

of garment,

Isaac.

Orat.

the

for

50,

Kou crcro?X tov.

a

Kovorob?a,

Phi

20.

4,

HlMER.

(cuspis)

for

kovooovXiov,

Kovoros,

201, 2.

taxes.

Basilic.

mvqboairla, a?, fj, (m?qbos, a?ros) the living upon light

Pallad.
Vit. Chrys. 41 A.
food.

mx^?Coa,

I, A,

756, 3.

immunitas.

Kovqbiap?s,

mvcjaorekeia,
messenger,

Theoph.

146 Sk&p ?elvcav.)

KU7r7ros, iroboK?KKrj. Mal.

kovooovXiv

Lyd.

2, 208.

582,

1, 2. 3.

Euangel.

irp?paxos.

kovoovXXiov =
Kovoiros,

Gloss.

2, 4.

Skirmisher,

KOVOOvX?pios

Phoc.

Nicod.

1, 118.

Epist.

LOSTORG.
2.

?,

opos,

Apocr.

Theoph.

pov?Kovpoov.

699, 16, et alibi.

opos

The

expedition.

6, 22.

party,

Marauding

Kovpoop,

928 C.

of

(mvcjalCoa) remission

ov, o,

mvabiap?s,

Ill,
u r su

12.

Cu

troops.

11.

32,

Kovpoov,

irregular

tcpa??aTiov

bedstead,

Martyr.
was

roasted

or

Ignat.
on a Kpa

?aronvpla.j
Kpa??anov,

74.

ov,

Chal.

rb,

dimin.

of

1605 C, bed.

Kpa??aros.

EPICT.

3,

22,

392
Kparos

Kpa??aTOc

ov,

Kpa??aros,
8.

5,

?,

PHRYN.

2K?pirovs
O? ov

1, 11, p. 24

Soz.

on

dprjK?ros,

ov,

Kpa??aroorpooia,
X?Kna.

II,

an officer.

Crier,

Tzetz.

rb, wine

aros,

Kp?pa,

Kai toi

vbaros

Cer. 18, 2.

Kpap?iv for

for

r&v.

Apophth.

Tovv

avr?v.

rj'o?iov

Kal pr) bei

cabbage,

Kpao?ov.

(Kp?ois)

2.

THEOPH.

CONT.

a proper

name.

Porph.

vbaros

ATHEN.
2, 23

for

Kpaoo?oXiv

rrjv

Kp?oeos
7

2,
T^v

Trjv

e? ?pxrjs
evprjp?vrjs
to?

Kal pey?Xo
els
234

Kparai?rrjs,

ir?o-iv

rb

1, 195.

47,

2,
wine

small

Triod.
p.

229

Kpaoo?oXiov.

125.281.
measure,
(t?

Ibid.

might,

power.

42,

24,

15

power,

2v

e?

Kparalcapa.

Adm.

take,

of

ovv

avrov.

Of bvo
Up?

on

Leg.

14

4.

as

r?

Kpar^crov

Apocr.

? IlavX?s

iKp?

79. Mal.
tov

'EKparrj?rj nap?

Act.

ianv

HOMER.

4, 7, p. 150

Mal.

this fortress.

apprehend.

9 N'oplaavres

Kpare?s

r&v NiKoXa?

eKparovv.
209,

possession

seize,

Marc.

13

2,

29

2aplaaas

Porph.
Take

NT.

keep.

Phermens.
80

Eus.

To

inra.

b?
48,

Ps.

catch,

fish.

Porph.

rfj? x<?pcis

Mal.

last.
16

195,

rb,

(Kparioa)

20

488,

"iva

errj iwamaia

Kparfjaaaa
avrov

cO b? n?kepos

Kparovaa.

rfjs epfjpov.

13

72,

n?ai

Ilap?
Cer.

oyjrapia els robs norapovs

Kp?rrjpa, aros,

eKp?rrjaev
in battle.

advantage

errj 8\
M AURIC

4, 5.
Kp?rrjais,

em,

masc.

I,

Act.
Kp?ros,

fj,
615

23,

26.

ovs,

to,

Pilat.

A,

?aaikev.

409, 3.

as of

arrest,

(Kparioa)

criminal.

Da

D.

most

Kp?rovs.
Sept.

avr&v.

Apoc.

3. To
prevail.

Kpanaros,

?yio

AiS?crtfco

Kpaoo?oXio.

rjros, r), (Kparai?s)

45, 4. I

p?ya

rrjs

olvov.

Kep?o~ai.

irp?rov

Ps.

rrjv bibaxrjv

13

4, 4, p.

rbv

LP0? avrf?s.

Oct.

5. To

Kp?oiv.)

Kpaao?oXiv.

ovvrj?es

20.

SYNAX.

Kpar&aiv

oivov prjiro
ir?veiv

Kp?oiv

Ptoch.

TypIC.

?Xarrovi

rov

aKparov

(Kparr?ov, ??XXo)

oa??aro.)

T?

evpeoiv

olvov

Kpaoo?oXiov.

in monasteries,

used

(Compare Diod.

Sept.

: to

fast

14 Kpare?v

Kal ?neKeob?Xiaav

2,

Kp?pa, bi?KXvopa

Kpaoiv,

rov o?vov
irpbs rb vbop

ov, rb,

Kpaoo?oXiov,

wine,

*Ov

79,

^yep?vos.

et alibi.

1, 95,

hold

Theodor.

arrest,

14.

*E*pa
16

67, 36, et alibi.

2,

et Paul.

rrjaav

Ps.

Strength,

(Kparai?oa)

AGATH.

60,

To

Pet.

60,

503, 28.

KaT?

81

250,

21.

35,

opon.

Ge

Kpafi?rj.

vintner.

Kpao?ov)

pov.

Toiovrov marpov,

2, 195 Kpap?iv.

Ptoch.

olvos. Nicet.

p.

rb,

rj, ?, Krasemeres,

ov, rb,

Kpao?ov,

Kal

?oi

?eppol

1, 51 o?

150.

Adm.

rov

oXiyov

14

13,

avrfjv.

(?ao?ovpivoav

rfjs x

Kparfjaas

rb

as a surname.

17,

Kpaorjp?prjs,

Kpaoiv

ovorjs

Kal

pov.

fj,

PORPH.

riva

r&v

to hold,

fjaoa,

ovop?

us.

rfjv nokiv

els

her.

Kparalcaais.

Sept. Ps. 59, 9.

1, 31

11.

26,

ernXovv.)

ov,

(<pao?v,

Cer.

em,

Kparalcaais,

Kparioa,

Theocr.

'?irivov, os

oivov

PtOCH.

?, ?,

198,

en

irpoias

Kpap?iov,

12, 1, 8.

? ?ebs
Kparalcapa

JuST.

2o

11,

against

aov

overcame

rb,

Kvpios

Kparalcapa

wine,

KaXovpev.

?Kpar?Copai.

breakfast,

b Kal ?Kpanopbv

Xi?oiv,

o?vov

(Compare Schol.

Kal aKparov

?prov

Kpao?s,

to

iroXefielv

p?XXovres

Hence,

avrov.

aeavr&.

aros,

Kparalcapa,

Kvploa ?e&

prevailed

~
of Turkey

II, 140 F To Kp?pa

Porph.

?/cp?ncrpa.

10a, (Kp?pa)

KpapariCo,

iKparalcaaas

They

Kal Kparaloaaov

avrfjv,

vn?p

Sept.

X W S vp&v.

al

rbv nokep?v

avrfjv

23.

(See also ?i?icXuo-pa2.)

2. Breakfast,

?<p9 fjp?s,

Kparaloaaov

Chil. 8, 438.
or

water.

Plut.

irXeiovos,

per?xov

1, 65.

Apol.

35,

Servia

with

diluted

olvos. Sept. Cant. 7, 2.

25

iv

Aavtb

'EKparai&?rj

20.

33,

Kparvvca.

strengthen,

Kparaiova?caaav

'EfcparaiWav

ralcaaev

II, 527, 10 Kp?XrjsTovpK?as.

Cedr.

(Hungary).

of

2,

mr?anaaov

12.

Cer.

ruler

Kara

30,

Reg.

2 Reg.

xpw?ai

11,

343,

Porph.

the

rj, o, kral,

Kp?Xrjs,

Kpa??arov

to

(Kparai?s)

Them.

PORPH.

mprep?qbpoav.

Kparai?oa, &aoa,

7.

430,

ov, o, (Kp?Co)noisy fellow.

Kp?Krrjs,
2.

tov

z=z

Kparai?qbpcav

Kpa??aros.

bed-clothes,

(orp?vvvpi)

CeDR.

pr)

?iraiox^vrj

Joan.

NT.

e'qbrj,?peivov

X??eoi

Cont.

Kpavpa.

?XX?

X?ye,

ye,

r?,

Theoph.

ziz

Kpa?pa

avrov

rais

bed.

couch,

grabatus,

as

excellent,

as

majesty,

11.
EPIPH.
CHAL.

166

1644

title.

title.

NT.

Luc.

Apocr.

1,

4.

Anaphor.

I, 782 C Ae?peo? aov tov

Athan.
II,

Ei
To

ovv boKe?
r&Kp?re?
vpirepov

Kp?ros.

aov,

Mal.

fcpavytfcc?x; 393 Kpio/coTrec?

KpavyiK&s

adv.

(Kpavyfj),
s

KpavyiK

of a disease

a?, fj, the name

*Kpavpa,

Theoph.

vociferously.

579,12

7ra7reiXo?Wos.

Kpa?pa.

Aristotel.

Kpavpa

b?

av&v

fj r&y

Lex.

Phot.

apud

Kal

in swine

v?aos

and

ris

laxvp?

....

Kpeaqbayica

17,

2,

Kpe?ariCoa

iaa,

Kpe??arlCoa,

in a hearse,

pose

as a

or
Kpebiroap, opo?

to ex

Kpa??aros)

(Kpa?aros,

is, to disgrace

that

punishment,

lyb.

976 E.

Ephes.

publicly.

o, creditor,

capos,

ANTEC.

baveiarfjs.

4, 6, 7, p. 611.
Kpe?os,ov, ?, a kind of conch. Athen.

inl

bpvt

tov

Mal.

4,

10
4

yfjv

em,

fj,

Theoph.

360,

KpippVOV

=
=

'EKpep?aorj

Kpeon&kiov

rous.

f)aa,

rjaa,

Kpecakoyioa,
Apost.

6, 3,

Kpe ncake?ov,
*Kpeoan&krjs,

blboapi)

kiyoa)

ov, rb,
ov,

ov,

to

b,

24,

p.

give

CONST.

373

ASTER.

Porph.
es,

belonging

II,

Kpeoncake?ov,

shambles,

paKekke?ov,

Plut.

Kpeoacfaay?oa, fjaoa, (Kpeoacja?yos)

Kpecanoke?ov,

p?fceXXov.

DiOD.

Il, 277 D.
to eat meat

Codin.

the Ho

by

Polyb.

Cv?os.

beer,

Kpeaqba

on

living

barley.

Leo.

5, 4.

Porph.

ring-like.
an A.
Gloss.

KpUos.

ring,

Kp?KeXXos,

13.

50,
of

1, 2.

EIA?)

metallic

KpUos,

rb,

KpiKeXXiov.

ring,

4, 1, 12.

2. Sin, guilt.

Apophth.

am

not

Kp?vivos,

ov,

Matoes

Sept.

Lev.

9 o?k exo Kp?pa,

guilty.
made

(Kplvov)

of

lilies.

Athen.

10,

53,

as

reading.

cri ni

tus,

Kp?vo, to punish.

KpioKoireo,

decision.

(fcpivco) judgment,

Polyb.

Kpivlros,

barley,

384 A.

Method.

Clem.
(flesh),

as a

barley,

3.

660,

KpiKeXoeib?s, with

circulus.

a various

rpane?a.

rb, meat-market,

of

(KpUeXXos,

ov, ?, metallic

I
Plut.

10.

658,

suggested

KpiK?ov. Mauric
Cer.

28,

26, 46.

B.

13, 43, p. 580 C.

to a Kpeoan&hrjs.

18.

4.

KpUeXXos,

butcher.

meat-seller,

is, lying.

487,
Cer.

self with

olvos,

Kpi?ivos

r), the eating

as,

6, 38,

Them.

CONST.

meat.

gather

ncak?oa)

(?cp?as,

12, 24, p. 493, 51.

Kpi?i?oas,

ov, of barley.

6, 2.

51,

carnivo

meat.

that

Cer.

one9s

stuff

62.

=
KpiKtXXiov, ov, rb,

B.

493,

flesh-eating,

Kpecan&kiov.

?Xrj

?/cooTj}cras.

Kplpa, aros,
=

korlv

avrrj

Porph.

Kpi?i].
to

(Kpi?i))

Babr.

KpiK?ov, ov, rb, dimin.

(fcp?as,

KpeoancakiKr)

Kpeon&kiov,

249

II,

1.

KpecanoakiK?s, fj, ?v,

Kpeoan&kiov,

NYSS.

to

KaK?

yj/evorai,

34, 9, 15.

suspending.

apud Athen.

Mach?n

?t?p&aKoa)

(Kpias,

6, 20, 2.

Apost.

aoa,

KpiKeXXoeibrjs,

(<pias,

?el

behavior,

Porph.

Kpi?s.

ov, rb, barley,

meric

els plav

139.

Lyd.

Kpeoaborioa,

ov, rb, ram,

horse.

readings.

ov, b,

Kpeca?opos,

Kpi?piov,

Polyb.

Kpecan&kiov.

various

F.

1, 12 Eine tis

Tit.

CH p.aprvpia

Po

I, 267

PLUT.

irpoqbrjrrjs, Kprjres

?pyai.

I, 268 F.

Kpi?i??o,

Hes.

12,

on record.

liars

greatest

o?, ?, (Kprjr?Co) Cretan

Kpi?oqbayia,

DiOD.

avr?v

??tos

yaorepes

Kpi?ivos,

hanging,

Kpe?>7T6>Xe?ov. GREG.

the

being

Plut.

iv

3, staging?

Kp?ppVOV.

Kpeo?ro?Xe?ov

(Kpep?vvvpi)

132 A,

II,

IV, 316.

Theod.

Jov. 8. NT.

els

Kpep?pevov

5 Kpepaa?fjvai

267,

I, 146 A.

(Compare Callim.

Kprjnop?s,

r&v ovrcav iv r& lep& mvbfjkoav.

Kpipaais,

with

18,

Proteuangel.

avrov.

rp?xrjkov

?kvaiv

643

(See

7 Kpep?Coav

26,

2 Reg.

Sept.

Apocr.

Const.

Plut.

Kprjra.KprjriCeiv.

Kpi??piov,

to hang.

of flesh.

Nie.

?rjs.)
3, 33.

ovbev?c,

Kpep?wvpi,
rfj

Job.

SEPT.

Kpep?vvvpi.

eating

1, 446.

Epist.
4.

Kpir?piov.

8, 21,

?rjpia,

K&pvms.)

Kpep?Coa

Presbyter.

5 np?s

!? avr?v

1, 6, 3.

also

Epiph.
see

the Cretans

reading.
or

Pel.

Isid.

Kprjr?Co,?oo, (Kpijs) to act like a Cretan, that is, to lie ;

as a various

10,

10.

17,

Isidor.

r), an

as,

Kprjr?piov,
Kpeoacjaayioa. POLYB.

2,

35.

et alibi.

'ApLarorikrjs.
=

Apophth.

Kpeoqbay?a,
&s

ovaa,

Polyb.

474.
Can.

cattle,

Kpavpov

yeco.

Rom.
rjoo,

evirX?Kapos.

NT.

Epist.
(Kpi?s,

Joan.

Lyd.

60,

18, 31.

17.

Rom.

2, 13.

1, 11.
Koirro)

to batter

with

battering

394
tCpiO?
KTTJVOTpofo?
ram.

Polyb.

?r?vras ?pa

2.

Kpiol

irpo?arov,

2 Par.

Sept.

for

periphrastic

Kpto?,

o,

ov,

(crista)

THEOPH.

rpixopax?rrjs.

619, 14.
Kpir?piov,

for

incorrectly

2, 42, 2.

ov,

Kprjr?piov,

to,

chalk.

creta,

10, 3, 34.

Basilic.

T?

ov, rb, test, criterion.

rrjs ?Xrj?das,

Kpirijpiov

Pyrrhon. Hypot. 2, 3, p. 70.

Kp?Kivos,ov, (Kp?Kos)of saffron. Sept. Prov. 7, 17
SC. flVpC?.
KpOK?vO,
KpOppvblV for

Kp?pflVOV, KpeppVOV.

1, 2.

12,

of Kronos,

Kpoooora
Kpor?o,

Ex.

Sept.

7,

fringed.
14.

28,

65.

Ilonjcreis

bvo

Theoph.

"2vvobov

752

Kporrj??vros.

Kar

avr?v

Kporrj?rjvai

?Ve

oph.

Kporiorrjs,

6,

(Kpor?o)

hands rhythmically.
Ibid.

Kpovois,

claps

97.

Homer.

his

(Compare

cos,

deserving

(crux?)

The

crucifixion??

16.

443,

30,

on

playing
in

5,

13,

the

instru

stringed

Kpovopa,

Plut.

plural.

I,

a,

rb,

(Kpovo)

blow,

CAN.

Kpovpa.

ApOST.

2. The
pavrpov).

striking of the sounding-board

287 A

Sab.

VlT.

up?

rrjs to?

KpovopariK?s,
as words.

?v,

Polyb.
X?yois.

sonorous

(Kpovopa)
3,
\

36,

To?s

?biavoijrois

Philon.

II,

in Hellad.

19

b b? ere pos

KpvarakkovTai,

Diod.

2, 52.

y?pos)

The

ka?poyapla.

Ex.

Sept.

comb-seller.

comb-maker,

Porph.

combed.

as wool.

Carded,

22.

28,

as a surname.

18,

Porph.

Cer.

18 MaX?s

465,

KTeviar?s.
Krfjpa, aros,

hamlet.

rb, village,

tyr.

Areth.

Cer.

720,

fj, ?v,

(Krfjpa)

rich.

to

1509

18.

D.

Mar
Porph.

51,9.

Krrjvkrrjs, ov, b,

of

of property,

of ?Krfjpoves,

or

to ? ?anms

Porph.

(kttjvos)

one

who

Hence,

KrrjpariKol,

the wealthy,

5, 93, 6. Plut.

ov, meaning?

oxkos

I, 85 D.

Cer.
tends

landed

the rich ;
Kai

ayo

456 C.

2.

461,
beasts

of burden.

34.

Euthym.
ov, rb,

(Krfjvos,

burden. Basilic
KTTjvoTp?cjaos, ov,

property.

possessing

Substantively,

Polyb.

Krrjvopla?iov,

47,

6.

proprietors, men

pahs.
828 C.

Chal.

Mal.

60.

Kpovoparos

Kal Kpou

crystalline.

3.

Philipp,

mroa?ev

Kppa

691, 4.

Scyl.

crystal,

44,13,
Act.

fj, ?v, (Krevl?oa)

Krr?p?nvos,

high-sounding,

146

to be
frozen.

fj, (Kpvnrca,

(Kreis)

232,

KrevioT?s,

Vit.
i),

Basilic

Kpoaaol.

(?uXov,oij

opas.

nepiKpv?oa.)

652,13.

b,

opposed

65.

opariKols

z=l

wealthy,

161 D, et alibi.
aros,

as,

Krrjparims,

i), a striking,

Polyb.

ment.

clapper,

Leg.

who

O? KpOTOVVTCS
x P(Tt-)

96

KpovK-rjs, rj, 6,
oph.

one

of

(Kpvarakkos)

a7ro-Kpv/3a>.

Attal.

a place so called.

b, rock-crystal.

Cont.

2.
ov,

also

yfrvxpos.

Apocr.

kl?os,

Adm.

Xeuo~ev.

Proteuangel.
20

101,

iK?eppalverai.

Kpvarakkos

Krevas,

Apocr.

(See

cold,

novs

outside.*

12.

12,

Mal.

(Kpvarakkos),

eis pov

Kpoaaaol

11 S?voSov ?Kporrjoev. 28, 4 IIoXcpou brjpooiov

337,

ov,

174, 9. 20.
'O pev

4.

18,

(Kpvos)

the

els to Kekkiov rov a??a

Reg.

Kpvnrca.

Phryn.

2, 3, 4.

Strab.

Sept.

Tlrjyfj,Cold Spring,

Kpvyfriyapla,

1102.

about.

bring

64.

Araros

LyCOPHR.

together,

bring

Poll.

tasselled,

xPV(T'iOV Ka?apov.

to convene,

ov,

beiv&s

Saturday.

?voavoi.

(Kpoooo?)

7, 65.

Poll.
K

to

corresponding

o?, tassel, fringe,

*KpoorcrcoT?s, i), ?v,

a,

on

door

Iva Kpovarjs poi ?pri.

fj?ekov

1,

101.

at

conceal,

Iren.

Hippol.

(?v'Xov, afjpavrpov).

2 *EKpovaa

Kpv?afj.

Kpvarakk?opai

KpoviK?s, i), ?v, ofKronos, belonging toEr?nos the father

of Zeus. Just. Apol. 1, 67 'H KpoviKr) rjp?pa, the

Kpoooo?, ov,

3.

Kpvos,

as

. . . . Ovk

to hide,

Kpv?ca,

65.

APOST.

B.

Achillas

Kpvarr?kkivos,

KpOppvblOV, OV, TO, OUWU,

Geopon.

apud

knock,

AxtXX?

12,

The test of truth. Sext.

Day

To

=
Kpv?fj, adv.

Geopon.
Kpirfjpiov,

287

APOPHTH.

Can.

the sounding-board

strike

Sab.
3.

? 79, 3.)

tion,
Kpior?rtjs,

To

Vit.

(See also Introduc

17, 11.

rvnroa.

Kpovoa, to Strike,

KpioKoire?v ?irexdprjoav.

ram.
Kpi?s, o?, ?,

rams.

9 Tous b? Xonrovs [V?pyous]

1, 42,

(kttjvos,

pia?os)

hiring

of beasts

of

53, 5, 14.
rpeobca) feeding

or

keeping

cattle

395
KvVrjyeaca

KT7]vo(j)0op?a

(domestic
Diod.

3, 9, p.

78.

rj,

Ex.

brutish.

Dion.

as

NT. Act. 4, 34.

aros,

Kr?opa,

as,

KTioparoXarpeia,

ov,

KTioroX?rprjs,
created

things,

6 Ta?s

5.

KVKkims,

599,17.

166, 12.

Mal.

15.

318,

KrioparoX?rprjs.

opos,

Kvaicr?rop,
III,

?,

opos,

Lyd.

Koiaicr?rop.

5.

140,

PROC.

327,

blue,

4.

140,

Chrqn.

O?

p?v

Kv?veos.

KaXX?lvos,

?everos,
tov

ovv

kvkvos,

Kvavavyovs

Ku?veoi =

o? Beveroi,

the Blues.

E?AGR.

Mal.

Ku?veos.

w??a,

175,

KUTreXXov, Kvp?rj, oKvqbos,

Kv?eopov,

ov, rb,

Kvb?orepos,

a,

Polyb.

apple,

2, 53.

3, 20.

2, 34.

Chron.

as r), earthen
2.

T?

(See

also

NlL.

as

Kvbp?s,

Plut.

Epist.

if from

prjXov, The

I, 89

2, 305

C.

pot,

Kv?ptvos,

x^pa-

tumblers

where

their

play

Elean

also

word.

10,

26,

20.

Hes.

awkatj.

KvXXas,

kovXovk^s.)
or

molding

(Kvpa)
160,

es, =

Polyb.

2,13.

et Thecl.

30.

34.

Kvparoeibfjs.

in archi

moulding,
Ex.

Sept.

25,

190.

ScYMN.

11.

25.

DiOD.

1,

SOCR.

Geopon.

2,

For

the

ov, rb, SLkind

kind

of

of

vessel

in?prjKes

o AcaXe?rai Kvp?iov.

or

Kwfjyiov.
42.

ludus

Athen.

of

wild

5, 24.

ivith men,

Polyc
Eus.

Kvp?iov,

Kal r& axijpari

bestiarius,

beasts

Martyr.

SuiD.

(sail).

Kal arevbv,

?Kn&paros

oav, r?,

Classical.

cup.

T& nkolca,
Kvvrjyiaia,

(See also mp?os.)

Kvp?rj,rjs, fj, head, Keqbakfj. SuiD.

Cy

Athen.

-opi.

KvopoKaKKa?ia.

Hes.

aim?s.

Amos.

Paul,

Inscr.

beasts,
earlier

An

(See

2. A

541, 17.
the

Hes.

Sept.

ov, rb,

Kvp?iov,

kuScoviov

swan9s

32, p. 37, 71.

Lex.

3, 96, 7.

the quince.

Koia?orop.

of

the

pikos,

31, 20, 1.

30, 4, 7.

cucumber,

Act.

b, dog.

Kvpar&brjs,
PHOT.

comparative

ov, Cydonian.

donian

4,

Kvklvboa.

tecture.

(Compare

oprj v\jrrjk?.

Quin. Can. 71.

*Kvp?nov,

Cumba.)

Kv\?r?Xrj. HeS.

irregular

KYAH2.
Kvb?vios,

7.

176,

irorrjpiov. Hes.

cup,

i), (cuppa)

23.

sc.

139,

p. 516.

15,

kvkvciov,

(kvXig>) place

Apocr.

Kvkkas,

4,32.

K?^pa,

fj,

'HXe?oi.

Kuav?s =

Kv?orop

as,

Kvkloa =z
16.

O?

Mace.

ov, b, cucumis,

tricks?

SlMOC.

zz=: ?? B?
xp<^PLaTOS

veroi.
Kv?veos.

marpov
Joseph.

Polyb.

song.

dying

Adm.

Porph.
KVKkov avrov

rb

to

KVKkov, equivalent

kv'kX?), around.

b? to roiovrov

Kvklarpa,
es,

Cer.

snow-shoe.

circular

7tovs)

Adverbially,

KVKvi?a, ykvKe?a mk?Kwra.

Lyd.

Porph.

9.

604,

Substantively,

reading.

Koia?oTop.

149,

p.

2, 36,

f ?

arch

(mKkos)

(kv'kXos,

KVKveios, ov, swan9s.

8,

621, 6.
Kvavavyijs,

b,

classical

Exei

Polyb.

?K ?aX?rrrjs.

Kva?iCeiv

as a various

14,

116,

Kva?oTop,

avrov

=
?,

the

of

676 A.

a Kva?os.

as with

water

1068,15

II,

nepioboa.

obos,

Theoph.

worshipper
Ant.

Eust.

Hal.

Diod.

circular.

KVKkiov, ov, rb,

KVKk?novs,

creature-WOrship.

Xarpevo)

quinquenale

Dion.

(kvacXos)

KVKkos, ov, b, circle.

(ktiotos,

572,3.

569,

15, 24.

18.

73,

fj, ?v,

KVKklv for

21.

shaped

pfjv.

KvkXiktj nvi

45

676,

6.

quinquenalia,

ov, 6, quintilius.

KviVriXios

possessive

II,

cav, r?,

44.

Erythr.

caldron

mm?iov)

Cer.

Chron.

Kv?vrlkio?,

636,

DlOD.

of building.

fi?v vavolv

ki6\?>v for

Ionic*

Mar.

Peripl.

(*v?pa,

Porph.

certamen.

25.

Id.

rj, (KrioparoX?rprjs)

?crco, to dip

Kva?iCo,
8,

'EKr?peos,

the

irr?ois,

Ps.

Sept.

?,

the

compare

Arrian.

ov, rb,

KvivKew?kia,
Ne

II, 1049 E.

Nie.

mutes,

xvrpivos.

Kvopomm?iov,

22.

634,

landholder.

the act

to,

se.

Kv?pivos,

Koip?pcvov

72,
; as

Clem. Alex.

rj, creature.

eos,

kt?ois,

Ps.

r) irarpiKi).

i) yeviKi),

opos, ?, (Kr?opai)

Krrjrop,

the

like a xvrpa.

in Bekker.

r) KrrjriKi),

same

the

of

change

avrovs.)
Sept.

Thrax

Substantively,
case,

19 n?v

22,

in grammar

KrrjriK?s, i), ?v, possessive,

or?peos.

4.

32,

HOMER.

LEG.

bestiality.

airoKrevcire

Krrjvovs ?av?ro

KTrjv?brjs, es, (kt?jvos)

Num.

X?tc?v.)

((?)?eipo)

(Compare Sept.

per?

20.

4,

65.

180,

as,

KTrjvoqb?opia,

Gen.

Sept.

animals).

12.
p. 412,

the

contest

in the public
Dion
11

Cass.

elb?s ri
nap?poiov

of

wild
shows,
1270,

r? Kwrjy?aiov.

396
KVVTjyLOV

ov,

Kwrjyiov,

r?,

Diod.

hunting-grounds.

8, p.

2,

KVpLOtCTOPO?

KvpiaKr), fjs, fj,

122,

76.

day,
2. Ludus

see).

as

Kvvrjy?oia

Const. Apost.

8, 32, 8. Epiph. 1,1107

7, 22, p. 369, 34. Mal.
339, 16, arena.
bestiarius.

ov, ?, arenarius,

Kvvrjy?s,

J?R.

GlOSS.

KaX?

Kvvrjyovs

B.

Socr.

7,

Laod.

29.

Nie.

"Ayopev

rfjv fjpipav

'irjoovs

robs

i.

3,

115,

v?fio

8.

20,

?rjpiofi?

ov, ?,

cuniculus,

tivals.

Porph.

12, 3, 9.
KvviK?s, rj, ?v, (kvov) can inu s, dog-like. Plut.
II,
133 B T? KWiKovKal ?rjpi?bes t?v op??eov. 182 E
o?

'AXX'

kuvik?v

to

eqbrj

490

Xrjppa.

3.

in

Cynic,

its

KvviKos

F-cO

107

1 Reg.

technical

1189 A.

25, 3.
acceptation.
E

182

Aioy?vrjs.

the

?eov x

?ebs

ijp?v

?eov.

IREN.

=.
i),

K?7T77,rjs, r), hole,

rp?yXrj,

Kviriros, ov, ?, cippus

?v,

r?,

Cant.
Kvirpia-pos,
12

kovoitos.

festival

EUKHOL.

160.

p.

S?ID.

ov,

?
?,

of

of

Kvp, vocative
KVp?, as,

(sic)
Porph.
see

r),

Sept.

(Kvirpos)

*H mivr)

KvpiaKr).

CONST.

Euagr.

1, 3.

z=z *H
mivr)

Kvirpios.

Cer.
under

647,11.
Kvpios.

II,

Mal.

748 A

Theoph.

(536),

that

ex

Thomas

Side on the eighth day after the

(See NT. Joan. 20, 26 seq.

mpiamv,
rb,

see

?vrlnaaxa
Cedr.

iKKkrjala.

the Lord9s

(mpiams)

15.

I, 497,
house,

kirk,

the fiord's.

Const.

Apost.

ASTER.

280

6.

2, 24,

fH KvpiaKrj
The
fjp?pa,

2.

40.

81

admonition.

Athan.

A.

1,100

(ovroa y?p

ro?s nok

'irjaovv).

Lord's

1, 10.

Lord's

?v?pcanos

rbv

(faikov npoaayopeveiv

Apoc.

2, 25,

'O Kvpiams

CAN. Apost.

The

day,

that

Can. Apost.

66.

is, Sunday.

(See also

KvpiaKr).)
fjaoa,

14

313,

(mpios,

apx?)

*0 t&v Poapaloav
as,

fj,

the

to be a

ruler.

CeDR.

I,

V.

3,

Kvpiapx&v.

being

Eus.

mpioKrovos.

C.

18, p. 587, 31.

see.

Kupta, as a title.

Cer.

KvpiaKf). It received

circumstance

KvpiaKrjv napaKekevaiv,

T^v

NT.
Cant.

Cyprus,

Sunday.

5, 19, 5.)

fj, ?v, (mpios)

KvpioKTovla,

Kvpis, which

'EX?vrjv.NlC.

ov,

Kvpiapxeoa,
of

Can.

Saxon c y r i c. Const. Apost.

church,
2, 59, 1.
15. Neocaes.
Anc
5. 13. Laod. 28. Eus. 9, 5.
Athan.
I, 304 D.

Sept.

KVirpiop?s.
native

or Low
Porph.

Horol.

Church,

Kvpiamv,

ko?s

eboKav ?opijv.

blossom.

bloom,

Saint

82.

E?thym.

Vit.

....

IIo?oK?KKr?

in honor

Kvirp?Covoiv,

(Kvirp?Co)

2.

Kvpiams,

celebrated

?pireXoi

*Hv?rjoev

Kvirpi?rrjs,

Kvpia,

Ai

o?, ?,

Kar

HES.

Proc. I, 397, 18.

Cyprianus.
to bloom, to be in blossom.
Kvirp?Co,?oo, (Kvirpis)
2, 13

'O y?p

Kviriros KaXcirat.

? 7rap? Vopaiois
Kvirpiav?,

Ephes.

to

corresponding

Sunday,

'H KvpiaKr) tov ?vrlnaaxa,

'Yn-? r?v
18

fes

church

66.

the

from

Const. Apost.

of

6.

Kvircipos.

yvirrj.

2, 52

?Kvoqboprj?rj virb Mapias

1, 5,

Kvirepos,

Homil.
IGNAT.

Lp?v Kvoqyoprj?eis.

eos,

Kvirepis,

Rom.

9Irjoovs ? Xpiorbs

oUovop?av

Kvoqboprj?rjvai, said

Passive

Clem.

offspring.

tov

new

expression

of

22, 13.

Quasimodo,

1204 A.

resurrection.
j

to be pregnant.

an

Sunday,

Quin.

amined the Pierced

II,
b? tov

OpaovXXov

9.

15

?v r) Kal o

evabpoavvrjv,

the greatest

Cer. 21, 12.

I, 697.

name

this

kvvikov.
Kvoqbop?o,

great

Sunday,

'H v?a KvpiaKr),=

Av?poirovs

Plut.

5,17.

Magn.

(Compare Barn.
els

oyb?rjv

'H KvpiaKr) rov Ooap?,

Sept.

Ignat.

188, 15.

KVVIKOVS.

2. Churlish.

1.

33,

1.

2, 47,

veKp&v.)

in Albis,

Naz.

Gre<*.

rfjv

KvpiaKr), The

Dominica

Polyb.

kovv?kXovs.

rabbit,

8,

KvpiaKr), The

applied

*Hmivr)

kvvikXos,

7,

?viarrj

Apost.

I, Can. 20.

?k

to Easter

X?vs.

1.

36,

the Lord9s

dominica,

fjpipa,

Const.

Sunday.

'H pey?krj

Novell.
?v r?

simply

5,

(which

10, 25, 4. Inscr. 4039: also vol.

Apocr.
Act. Paul, et Thecl. 30.

1081.

p.

the

bestiarius,

Polyb.

Ill,

same

se.

(mpiams)

319,

15

T^v Kvpav

T?}s Kvp?s 'EX?vrjs.

Cont.

247,

4.

KvpioKT?vos,
to

the

Trail,
Athan.

ov, o, (?reive))
Jews.

Const.

(interpol.)
1,113 E.

11.

murderer

of

the Lord

Apost.

8,

Tars. 3.

Eus.

46,

; applied
9.

Ignat.

2, 1, p. 44, 4.

397

KVpLoXoyeo)

Kvpt?Xoy?o,i)oo, (X?yco) to call one lord, to give the title

of lord to any one. Just. Tryph. 56 bis.
*K?ptos> a, ov, riding,
*0 Kvpi?raros

having

temple

?ebs

?epov, The

(a)
Gen.

Sept.

rbv oiKov rov

it bears.

eO Kvpios,

lord,

19,

Num.

Trat?os vp?v.
My

7, 9, 5 Kvpiovs

Kapxrjboviovs,

Joan.
Rom.

Clem.
HlPPOL.

19

4,

Homil.

287
I,

110

Kvpiois

193

To?s

(b)
EPICT.

? eir?oKoiros.

9lo?vvrjs

40

Enchir.
viro r?v

Kvpias

'loiv.

In

Ai

Kvp?ai KaXovvrai.
Addend.

b Trjv peyiorrjv

the

(See

Septuagint,

1.

also

have

680 B

II,

of

the

evidence
Epict.
'Ev
pression
Alex.

2, 7,
Kvpio

Epist.

Kvpi

Kvqbi,

19 Kvpi

eoas,

an

mercy,

8, 6,

Did.

(spurious).

is more

nothing
(Compare Sept.

33, 2

Esai.

ireiroi?apev.)

From

in Epictetus,

expression

it

is

from

borrowed

the Christians.

in the

heading

of

an

the Lord;

an

epistle.

Cyrill.

NEW

SERIES.

51

Aioav.

Hes.

(oapfjpvais.
a

of

585 F.

medicine.

63.

Hippol.

PLUT.

Kv?eopov.

II,

Kvyjrekai.
Hes.

Kv>jrikrj.

or simply thepoppy,

Koabla,as, fj, the head of the poppy,

HeS.

BOTAN.

Koabla,

fj rfjs

pfjKoavos

Lex.

Ke(j)akfj.

MfjKoav Kal p&Kcav, fj Koabla.

KcabiKekkiov =

KoabiKikkiov.

PORPH.

KoabUekkos =

KoabUikkos.

EPICT.

Cer.
3,

11.

238,
30.

7,

PORPH.

Cer. 254, 12.

KoabiKikkiov,

ov, rb, =

KoabUikkos.

Koab?Ktkkos, ov, ?, codicillus,

Koab?Kiov.
610,

K&bi%, ims,

MAL.

384,

KoabUekkos,
Inscr.

4033.

1.

kc?8ikiXXiov,
Antec

2,

12.

=
KoabUiov, ov, rb,

408, 14.

19 E.

Cont.

61 C.

name

Kvyjrekov,

1
VlT.

TZETZ. Chil. 8, 200 Kai r? ?yye?a k?yovrai

biKikkiov,

ex

ladle,
the

bee-hive,

*Opo

II, 880 D

; NlC

Kvp
I,

387.

Chron.
in

Spoon,

Kv<j)&v, fj Kvv?yxrj.

K&beia.

Alex.

common

23

XIII,

fj,

A.

LEIMON.

Theoph.

bishop.

Plut.

(Egyptian)

=
Kvy?sekov, ov, to,

ejaculatory
Apost.

Const.

to a

Kvpi b narpiapx^s.

PSELL.

601 C.

1012

Kvpi b olmv?pos

350,

(kvtos)

mpoa.

993

Chal.

Chal.

Kvp.

Galen.

rjs,

993 A

II, 895 B.

Kvpov.

"Ayfrcapev nvp,

olmv?pe.

rb,

D.

Kvpi b ?pxipovbplrrjs

Xeyeis,

mpov.

546, 2 mpov.

(titul.) mp?v.

1, 24.

Diosc

is one of

or

Psell.

addressed

t&v pekiaa&v

xa'LP lvi Greeting

VOL. VII.

b piyas,

Ti

Kvpiav

12.

used

ov, rb,

to infer that in the time of this philosopher

But there is no
it was used also by the heathens.
it was

323

28

&v, of, Quirites.

natural

that

a??a.

SAB.

(javaeis,

Kvrapov,

representa

? Kvpios,Lord,

?Vt o-oi y?p

?X?rjo-ov rjp?s,

Kvpi

Kvyj/ikrj,

occurrence.

In the Ritual,

occurrence

the

is the

bvo

Xoye?s

293,

1568

988

Chal.

Kv'pi, Kvpi, or

Kvp?rai,

9la?e.)

?X?r?oov, Lord,

than this expression.

Kvpie,

Trjv

696, 19.

Vocative

LEIMON.

Kvpis.
Chal.

?vpiv,

bi?mvos

MAL.

b ao?aiarfjs.

Kvpoa.Nie

Kvpiv,

Theoph.

72,

Kvpiav o?reipav^lariv.

Kvpios

'law,

8, 8, 3. Basil.

736 A.

1020 A

Ill,

Kvpis

Theoph.

or Kvpoy.

mp&

4470

the proper name of the God of the

of frequent

prayer

Kup?.

INSCR.

4928,

?e?v

(d) In Christian writers,

the epithets of God.
Kupte

K?pte

airo reooapeoKa?

ev?vs

yvvaUes

?vbp?v

tive of m?V>
Jews.

co vav

as a title,

lady, mistress,

9Apr?pibos.

4930,

(c)

55

'O

85

Epist.

LEIMON.

?iri

150.

*0

b? SapovijXo?.

*vpov.

Leimon.

'O

1009

b ?eoabikiararos

*0 Kvpis

19

691,
or

mpov

Dative

Thrax

Dion.

Chal.

'O Kvpis

Theoph.

Accusative

Captain.

*H Kup?a, domina,

beKa ?r?v
Tifs

Alex.

14 mpis.

Const.

?irioK?irois

C
1541

1568

1633 D.

irioreve.

1540

Kai ? Kvpis
'Eycb
2oa(f)p?vios

cru.

K?pte

cruveXtfo?criv

T?pco

Cyril.

Kvp?ois npior?rois.

abro

181 E

?yairrjrols.
?v

46

pov u?rpe.

as a title.

Qakaaato?.

Genitive

et

irpoqyijrrjs

pr) ?v

636,

Kvpts for mpios,

E?Xoyios.

rbv orparrjy?v.

in grammar.

9.

Kvpis Meklcja?oyyos.

Polyb.

5 K?pte'

20,

Kvpie QovoKiav?,

A?opai,

oKoite.

KXrjpe,Mr.

5.

13,

ATHAN.

Kvpios

on

?eop?

or

Kvpis

as

K?pte Mco?cnj,

them.

as a name,

Proper,

ds

sir,

e^X?vare

28

2.

in Bekker.

?nlamno?

master,

hold

the

Kal 'Avvi?av

Kvpie,

4697,

K?ptot,
11,

lord Moses,

KcoXua-ov avrovs,

NT.

'I?o?,

39

to whom

god

name

whose

Substantively.
a title.

authority.

rov

is dedicated,

Inscr.

KteBl?;

KoabUikkos.

b, codex,

Chron.

a book

610, 12.

CONST.
of records,

Cedr.

Ill,

740

?i?klov.

E.
Mal.

I, 298, 20.

Koa
25.

K ? varos
2.

code.

Codex,

ovrov

tov

KobUov

Kal Qeobooiavov.

rj, ov,

Kobov?ros,
or bells.

'iouoriviavo?

199,

Kco?t?.

KoX?vrepov,
Petr.

to,

Ant.

a bell

carrying

\ Koav?piov, ov,

8, as a surname.

in anatomy.

=.

?aopov)

KX?ira.

S?ID.

Suid.

Mal.

UpoKr?s,

viro K?Xvfia,

In

terdicted him, in its ecclesiastical acceptation.

rjoo,

KoXvoicpy?o,

Kcop?JTis, iSos,

to

r), belonging
SYNES.

pLrjrpoiroXIns.

the

country;

67,

Epist.

to

opposed

210

p.

T?s

Kojirj

KofiiK?s,

i), ?v,

c?an.

Histor.

Quomod.

by

panied

regularly

12,

o,

Inscr.

town-notary.

Kcavaiaroptov,

nap?
ev?a

?ovkevovrai.
a Constan

Epist. 42 E.

Alex.

Cyrill.
fj, the

Constan

of Constantine,

city

86, 12. Mal.

Lyd.

as one word,

is written

it

734 C.

AtHAN.

202

I,

320.
r&

b r? Bv?avnov

1 Kc?voravr?vos

A.

fj Koav

EPIPH.

I,

(Compare Socr.
Ibloa npoaayopevaas

K&pvms,

the prince of the

2.

Prometh.

(K?p.rj,

? KopiK?s

expression,

Mal.

mosquito-curtains.

rower,

POLYB.

ipirrjs.

16.

fj, ladle,

2.

16,

blacksmith?

arp?yjrai

of

Kpe?os* A Macedonian

conch,

3, 33.

Athen.

19,

top ?aaikea

A?/cnv,

10

rfjv keyoplvrjv

?oapfjpvaiP.
or

to be silent

(Koalas)

2 Reg.

SuiD.

Kvrapov.

fj ropvprjp, 6 ian

Koacfaevca, evaoa,

tinker?
Kopobp?pos, ov, ?, (K?prj, bp?pos)

bed with

ekavvoa)

(K&nrj,

ov, o, a species

K&raktv

town-clerk,

453, |

(K&voay?r)

Judith. 10, 21.

word.
K&rakis,

ypajifiarcvs)

to,

34, 3, 8.

unaccom

When

ov,

Koanrjk?rrjs, ov, b,

comedian,

4699 (Egypt).

to be a Kopobp?fios.

Kopobpopeo,

3.

or

Luc?an.

eos,

brain.

Kal rb avarrjpa,

avvebpiov

aravnvovnokis,

Sept.

writer,

refers to Aristophanes,

Kopoypafifiarcvs,

SuiD.

to

commonly

Kcavcane?ov,

4, et alibi.

13,

word

qualifying

Lu

KojiobiK?s.

comic

KopiK?s,

comedians.

ancient

comical,

Scrib.

Polyb.

Kopobioyp?qbos.

the

ov?pan.)
comic,

(K?pos)

Substantively,

in

gland

pineal

em.

3,

SC. CKKXrjoias.

nbas,

b x?kKevs

B?vavo-os

ov, b, (Koavaravnvovnokis)

nokts,

Most

from

6, 15, 5.

Polyb.

doing anything.

one

to prevent

E?TQ)

(koXvo,

548 A. Eus. V. C. 3, 48.

Alex.
tinople. AIex.
Greg. Naz.
Athan.
1,183 C. Epiph. I, 463 A.
20.
Eunap.
213
C.
93,
I,

? k?Xos.

'Eiro?rjoev avrov

23

347,

Kopobp?pos,

Kal Koapobp?pos.

mvaiar&piov.

ineiy?vroav

| Kcovoravrivov

58

Cer.
as

137.

tinopolitan.

137, 3.

KoXo?iov, incorrectly for KoXo?iov. Codin.

K?Xvpa.

nepl

the

(k&vos)

Koavaravnvovnoklrrjs,

(koXov,

kc?Xos, ov, ?, anus.

r&v

22?,

?kk?

keyerai,

Porph.

22

Sched.

fiVToa keyerai

Poapalois

C.

ov, rb,

KoXo?aopov,

91.
=.

Kcavaiar?piov

1. mpobp?pos.

Adm.
Lex.

rb,

Hippol.

colon,

cvrcpov)

(kOXov,

156

name.

proper

K?bi?.

v.

20

347,
9 mpobp?pos.

494,

Ko?oviCopai (ko?ov), toply the cups, to top, tipple. Sept.

1 Esdr. 4, 63.
ov,

Theoph.

re Kal
xpvaox?os

tintinnabulatus,

(kc?Scov)

Theoph.

12.

1,

'o 'iouoriviav?s

y?p

<?>rjplKai 'Eppoyeviavo?

Tprjyopiavov

EuAGR.

619

Chron.

2 Tpicov

Prooem.

Antec.

re

398
\a?ls

ri

*Iva

vpe?s

quiet.

Jud.

Sept.

Koaobevere rov

im

A.

Xa?apov,

ov,

'
rb,

lab

arum,

Xa?ovpov,

Xa?opov.

6, 84.
Hipp.
?*Xaj3?s, ?bos, r], tongs, pincers, forceps.
Xa?UXa, i), a doubtful word.

Eus.

V. C. 1, 31 (titul.).
Xa?iSoco,

ooo,

ooa,

Xa?is. Diosc.
2.

To

461, 19.

??rjv,

Parabil.

castrate,

copevos,

to

take

OV hold

with

Num.

4, 9.

Esai.

Porph.

Cer.

459,

19.

2. Snuffers.
3. Fibula, clasp, pin,

I 23,11.

687, 7.

6, 6.

Sept. Ex.

1, 53.

cvvovx?fa-

Sept.

Poll.

38 (37), 23.
(?>i?Xa,qbi?ovXa. Polyb.

6,

399 XaKKac?

Xa?ovpov

4. A

silver

small

with

spoon,

the

which

communion

(sacramental elements), in both kinds, is delivered by

the priest into the mouths of the people, all devoutly
standing before the middle door of the inner sanc
CONST. IV, 1025 B.

tuary (?yiat ?vpai).

the

[Anciently

was

bread

sacramental

the hands of the communicants.

b?

Ilpooi?v

pr)

?povov

fi?XXov ?aoiXea
to?

Xpiorov

Xeipos

eKir?orj rrjs

fiapyapirrjs

CHRON.

Xavp?rov.

Xay?viov,

ov, rb, dimin.

X?yavov,

ou,

t?,

laganum,

e?crco, lanceo,

XayKe?co,

as,

XayK?a,

ov,

22.

?,

Diod.

X?yx*?.

Mal.

lancearius,

16,

of

157,

12,

Lyd.

Xoyx<oTos.

5.

Xi?os,

Aayo?pios

Xayovpios,

7rap' rjplv,

see

Aay?vi
?poYco

b? rjj Xay?vi.

Meo-oiKcrai,

Hes.

Xa?covts,

=
?cW, rj,

ka?va,

S?ID. Mu?os,

Plut.

I,

Bell.

Lex.

4,

1, 1

Tipos

cx?crpa

y?)s.

Id.

oIkovvtcs.

DlOSC.

See

2.

A??apos
Areth.

Kal rb ka?ovpiov

xp?tia

clandestine

yapos)

marriage,

1.

ka?pobfjKrrjs.P ALLAD. Vit. Chrys. 21 C

Kvoav.

ov, b,

(k??pa,

Hence,

one

b?Kvca)

bites

that

secretly,

Ephes. 7.
7 ka?pobfJKroi,incorrectly for Xa
backbiter.

BaBR.

X??Jvpos.

1,

Epist.

Ignat.

74

k??vpa.

not of the clergy.

40

*Ev Trapa?oo-eo-tv

Joan.

passim.

thick

fj, laena,

evpopev

11,

on

ro?s

?v?pcanos

cloak.

to

; opposed

Kkrjpi

Const.

Apost.

2,

Strab.

4, 4, 3.

Plut.

19.

I, 64 D.
rb,

or

laquear

Theoph.

Cont.

koav rovrb

re mKe?vo

laqueare?

13

140,

'Ek y?p

pepapp?pcarai.

kaKoav?piov?

kampiK&v
(See

napnoid

also

kayapi

k?v, in the Appendix.)

XaKas,

r?s,

bi, in the

Xa?K?s

biberai.

ravines,

same

gorges,

guUies,

GREEK,

fj kaymba,

AaKivaplbiov,
kaKmoa

(kaKKos),

<?>?payyas.

fj kaymbi?,

or to

Hes.
Xay/t?

sense.]

a kind of shoe. Hes.

kaKivapibiov, ov, rb, (lacinia)

NT.

'O

6 Xa?Vc?s,
layman

Apost.

Can.

[MODERN

1, 128.

BOTAN.

of Bethany.
652

I, 1037 A

Jud.

Aay?ves,

ofXrjbov.

b?qbvrj.

?, Lazarus

EPIPH.

The

the grave.

azure,blue.

<paal

(k??pa,

(interpol.)

XaKapiK?V,

*H o? ras Xay?vas

the gum

ov, rb,

ou,

JOSEPH.

p?roiKoi.

X?bavov,

seq.

fj,

LAOD.

Rom.

rns.

Xi?os,

XayKovpios.

toO Kprjpvov.

?v?poa

?vr?cjaiov evbvpa

winding-sheet.

aanobelpov

Substantively,

V. 1.
Xay?yrjpos.

Xay?v, ovos, rj, cleft, cliff, fissure.

A?fapos,

as,

Clem.

169,

Xiyo?piov.

XuyKo?ptov,

?, (Xay?s, yrjpas) a kind offish.

Xay?y77pcos,
? Xay?y?/pcos

for

^TTl?K/,

ov

to, =

k??vpov,

to XuyKo?ptov.

pertaining

AayKo?ptos

Xi?os, =

Aiy?ptos

to shroud

ka?ms, fj, ?v, (ka?s) of the people,

or Xty?ptos,

228

Il,

Kai r?

X?yerai,

rb, shroud,

'e?

Ephes.

MAURIC.

XayKta.

lanceolatus,

Xayovpios,

veKpos.

kefyavov,

'A?to tovtov mln?s

10.

Xa?fco?s npoaraypaai

EPIPH.
also

Lyd.

22.
XayKovpios,

corpse,

Aa?ap.)

k??apos

468,

aros,

aKovro?oXos.

rj, ov,

noun,

tov

^Aa?apos)

Cont.

as a dog.

(sic).

6.

170,

?pobfjKrai.

dimin.

rb,
2.

458,

caaa,

ka?apooa,

Aa?pobaKrrjs

330, 3.

ou,

XayKioX?Tos,

Xoyxo<??po$,

Cer.

Porph.

7raAiv ka?apoapa mke?rai.

Kpv\?nyap?a.

p. 353,

5, 30,

'AKTco?ptos XavKiaplov

Mal.

XayK??tov,

?av&v

?pn

ka?pobfjKrrjs,

4004

Inscr.

(2a??ar.

nos

=
ka?pob?Krrjs

2, 9.

1. XayKcias.

XayKi?pios,

TRIOD.

ka?poyapla,

403.

Psell.

commemoration

ylvea?ai.

Kairvpiov.

cake,

MAURIC.

Xoyxe?co.

rj, lancea,

of

14, 74.

Athen.

57.

before

Saturday
in

celebrated

common

Xafovpios,a,ov,Persian

Athen.,14,
kind

2. As

827

of X?yavov.

29, 2.

Sept. Ex.

597,

1, 4.

Soz.

Xa?apov.

17.

errj e?qae.

of Lazarus.

resurrection

I
!
kaC?poapa,

502, 10.

Cer. 11, 21.

rpi?mvra

b?

per?

iyfjyeprai

Horol.

oph.

Xa?apov. Porph.
z=z

Xa?parov

V.

crcopa

oov.^\

Xa?ovpov=

Xa?opov

fii) Tts

Iva

rrjv ?piorep?v

ore

is

It

Palm-Sunday.
of the

? A?Capos

rov Aaf?pov, The

T? aa??arov

Triod.

rrjv rraX?prjv, os

avrov ?kka

rb ?vaarfjvai

771 C

7roXXo? (?)o?ov to

fiera

virob?xeo?ai,
vir?be?ai,

?XX?

Kal KoiX?vas

beb?as,

into

delivered

Chrys. XII,

x*P*lvi

rerap?v?Xs

rrjs

iroirjoov

EUKHOL.

rjv r?re

ir&v

rpi?mvra

Pcopa?ot,

vn?brjpa.

to stagnate.

Apophth.

Poemen.

169.

Xa/m/cp? 400
~

XaKnoriK?s.

XaKTiK?s, i), ?v,

XaKTioriK?s,

i), ?v,

Basilic.

over

water

the

been

drawn

orepqbvXias

otvos.

has

ov

XaKov?piov,
V.

to,

3, 32

ov,

Constantinus
V.

Kal

Eus.

XamptKOv?

being

See

2. 3.

Eus.

KoXX?pa

K?XXovpta

also

; called
CONT.

Xa

being

spoken

'Ett'
391

of.

evyeveia
XaXrj?eis,

Job.

Sept.

?irl rrjs yrjs.

??ov

or

862,

To

Xa?elv,

receive

358, 21 IIX77

Mal.

?7r? oayiras

CHRON.

ereXevrrjoev.

irXrjyrjv ?irb ?vbs e^Kov?iropos.

oira?iov

pera

Cont.

To

take,

?|

?qbobov

13.

118, 10, et

Leo Gram.

Polyb.

capture.
Kar?

eXa?ev.

Kp?ros

10

1,

24,

3,

61,

8 ZOKav?av

17, 9

*OTe ?X?p

To?t?7v

To

?ave

marry,

Tcoi/

ANTEC.

Tcov

vvpqbas

bvo ?beXqb?s Xap

r?s
1,

t?s

10,

6 O?

bvvajiai

rrjv ?jirjv irpoyovrjv.

as,

Xap?bapaia,

of wood?
as,

329

28,
328

Ill,

ovvoiKeoiov.

ds

Xap?aveiv

lion,

BASIL.

Xap?avovrov.

?avovrov

Polyb.

yap?o.

KXeoTr?rpav.

?avr?v

comet.

7, 152. Mal.

Porph.

Cer.

13.

65,

Num.

Sept.

7, 3

*E|

torch,

AmpHIL.

kapn?s.

213 D.

Apophth.

superlative
as

Vit.

kapnp?raros,

title.

Inscr.

292

Sab.

Eus.

4,

8, p.

I, 394 A.

Athan.

as a title.

rjros, fj, splendor,

illustrissimus,

372.

Id. 10, 5, p. 484.

kapnp?rrjs,

6.

Esaias

Athan.

196 A

I,

Tr)v arjv kapnporrjra.

fjaoa,

showy

Cedr.

garments.

II,

fj, a wearing

as,

11.

373,

Ai

or

splendid
14.
or

of splendid

180 A

Ant.

JOAN.

to wear

(kapnpoc/a?pos)

showy

gar

lep?i r&v ?yloav iopr&v

kapnpocfaoplat.
ov,

kapnpocfa?pos,
showy

(kapnpos,
Theoph.

garments.
rjs,

kapyjs?vrj,

Cont.

charlock,

fj,

2, 142.

Diosc

(?aepoa) wearing

[Modern

18.

677,
Arvensis,

Sinapis

or

splendid

ka\?/?vrj.

in the
fj "ha\?/?va,

Greek,

sense.]
ov, ?,

kav?pios,
Apollon.

one who

lanarius,
Rhod.

177

4,

cards

wool.

Schol.

oi r?

Aav?pioi,

Krevl

epia

?ovres.

dXrjqbao?.
3.

?v,

clarissimus,

same

2.

Xap?a,

kapnpos,

kapnpoqbopla,

alibi.

u?v

a,

ments.

simply

? 'AX?pixos

Aa?ov

Laert.

725, 17.

Chron.

152, 19.

i) rrjyav?ra.']
8

235,

wound, simply To be wounded.

Theoph.

XaX?y

r? Xey?pcva

Classical.

Xa?elv,

yrjv Xa?ov

et

370,

torch-like

lampadias,

Diog.

(kapnpos)

nvp.

kapnpoqbopeoa,

AaXrjTov avrov

lihrjyrjv

1,

kapnrjviml.
ov, rb,

! A.

to.

to receive.

Xap?avo,

uncertain.)
Hal.

Opp.

fish.

44,

r&v ripnkcav

k?pvais

meaning

a kapnfjvrj.

like

fj, ?v,

2. Fire,
....

XaXrjr?s,i), ?v, (XaX?o) endowed with speech.

14

of

?bos-, fj, wax-candle.

kapnp?v,

[MODERN GREEK, r)Xa

sense

XaXovp?vov,

spoken

precise

species

2, 22 (25).

apa?ai

XaX?yyiov.

?irixopios

2, 417.

THEOPH.

speak.

Kal qjpovrjoei

Plin.

kapn?s,

in.?architecture.

1, 9, p. 37,

S?ID.

same

in the

to

ra?s

454, 8.

fretted,

to, pancake.

rrjyaviCo.

Xayyira,

yEv re

ov, ?, (kapn?s)

kapnablas,

kapnrjvims,

XaX?yyia.

X?yyta. PtOCH.

XaXeo,

59

Basilic

kapla.

214 A.

ov,

XaX?yytov,

700

or

? X?yKU

GREEK,

fretwork,

Socr.

apud

T?s,

XaX?yyas,

38,

proper

bevrepirrjs,

3, 32.

C.

yas

Greek,

Kpao?.~\

laqueatus,

lamina,

alibi.

XaKcovaptc?v.

a,

XaKov?pios,

X?yKepo

na,

(TypiC

rjs, fj, a

k?pvrj,

pouring

by

the wine

[MODERN

1a cu nar,

25.

15,

lam

fj,

ko? r&v
npoaKvvfjaeoav,

after

classical

Hes.

or

pos, X?yKepos,

of grapes

; in

to

apt

kicking,

obtained

after-wine,

refuse

to

as,

k?pv?,

10, 4.

19,

the

ov, ?, lora,

X?Kvpos,

10, 4.

19,

addicted

(XaKTiorrjs)

XaKTiK?s.

kick,

Basilic.

Xa?evc?

i),

X?p,va.

r), (Xafi?ba)

lamina,
PORPH.

lambda

made

of

materiae,

utriusque

Cer.

95,

10

two

pieces

717,

18

cO K?p77s rrjs Xapias.

pr) ala??vea?ai.

perceive,

rovro

THEOPH.

ka?ovaav,

CONT.
pr) ala?o

pivrjv.
see

kavKi?pios,

73,

kayKiapios.

ov, rb,

(ka^evoa)

Stone-cutter9S

tool.

SEPT.

Ps.

6.

ka^evoa,
bul

to

Ovb? rfjv Qeob&pav

ka^evrfjpiov,

LEO. 11, 26 V. 1. Xapirab?pia.

se.

not

kav??vca,

stone.
kt?lvas.

evaca,

evaa,

Sept.
Judith.

Ex.

ev?rjv,
34,
1, 2.

evpivos,

(k?as,

1 A??evo-ov

?eoa)

o-eavr?

to hew,

as

bvo nk?ms

AaoZuciaaa

woman.

rjs, i), Laodicean

Aaob?Kiooa,

401
Xe?lr&v

Inscr.

2322, b, p. 1043.

ov,

Xao7rX?vos,

people.

(interpol.) 9.
;
26 D.

2.

Ephes.
(interpol.)
Pallad.
Vit. Chrys.
or deceiver

? XaoTrX?vos, misleader

loins.

Hes.

Tripe.

Aa7r?pai

Kcvoji?vrjv KoiX?av.

Ptoch.

AiokX?js

ov,

rb,

written

1, incorrectly

93.

Basilic.

Cer.

laridum,

shout.

aros, rb, (Xapuyy?fco)

Xapvyyiopa,

ijoo,

Xapvyyorop?o,

THEOPH.

583,

to

r?pvo)

(Xapuy?,

6 AUrjv

cut

the

avrov

irpo?arov

of

? o?ros tov oiXqy?ov.

Lex.

BOTAN.

*X?oravpos, ?. TheOPOMPUS apud POLYB. 8, 11, 6

tis

Et y?p

rjv ?v rois

"EXXrjoiv

rbv rp?irov,

Kal ?paobs

ov, rb,

Xar?pKovXov,

rj rois ?ap?apois

2. Laterculum,

Xarop?o,

'

register.

rjoa, rj?rjv, rjp?vos,

ijoo,

Ex.

Sept.

3, 12, p. 182, 77.

Xar?prjpa,
3,

Lyd.

laticlavius.

quarry.

aros,

CEDR.

to,

21,

33

134,

6.

Aaropijorj

Stones,

X?kkov.

to

Diod.

135.

quarried

4 Reg.

?v,

ij,

(Xaroji?o)

hewed,

as

DlOD.

stone.

Sept.

12, 12.

Xarop?a, as, rj, (Xar?pos) quarry.

161, 40.

2, 49, p.

705 C.

an

kavp?rov,

emperor's

image
Porph.

ka?parov.

Hes.

evaca,

name

its

inscribed

a work

from

to Lausus
to

(k?qbvpov)

[If

rrjv b?<javrjv.

Aavpov,
Lausaikon,

(Aavaos)

18.

the

the

of Palla

circumstance

7rpai7r?o-iTos.
Sept.

plunder,

Judith.

ov, rb,

POLYB.

ov, to, =

as,

fj,

(kacjavpon&krjs)
4,

the

is

booty

6, 3.

Xa?5vpo7T?)Xe?ov.

(kaxavevoa)

where

place

STRAB.

cultivation

3, 2.

14,

of potherbs.

of

kaxp?s, ov, b, (kayx?voa) lot, Kkfjpos. JuST. Tryph.

97

Deut.

emaros

?akkovres

kayjs?vrj,

rjs, fj, =

ke?lroav,

?vos,

ke?ircavapiov,
Apophth.

DlOD.

664 A.

potherbs,

Aaxpbv
stone.

of monastic

11, 10 K?J7rovkaxwdas, A garden

Sept.

to hew

laurel,

kaqbvpon&kiov.

kaxovela,

8.

(Xar?pos)

Just. Tryph.
(Xarop?o)

24,

sort

11.

sold,

13.

XaTopj7TOs,

it was

Xao5vpo7r?>Xiov,
Novell.

II, 661 D.

(laureatus)

derives

It

that

kaqbvponoake?ov,

I, 298, 9.

XaTi*X?/3ios,

rb,

ov, rb,

dium.

15,

X?oravpos

?irrrj irX?voos.

16

12,

iv avra?s.

hermitages,

of

Ex.

Sept.

9.

with

kaqbvpevoa,

k. t. X.

laterculum,

labor.

ov noifjaere

ov, fj, laurus.

kavpos,

r?prjoav.
X?aapov,

ov,

Aavaa?K?v,

?Xapvyyo

Tryph.

Theoph.
608,
from ka?pos, it should be written ka?pifa.^

B.

throat

JUST.

Cer. 393, 5. 395,17.

kavpl?oa, to burn furiously.

331.

373

METHOD.

as

servile,

454,

wreathed

Simoc.

8, 15, 5
1106 A.

worshipper.

kavpe?rov. NlC

kavpe?rov,

of pork.

1195.

Bekker.

(karpevoa)

as, fj, collection

kavp?rov=

464,

7.

11,

56,

b,

fj, ?v,

Theoph.

the fat

a proper name.

Aap??s, ?, ?, Lardys,

one.

PORPH.

X?p?os.

Xapbijv.

X?pbos, ov, ?, lardum,

Lyd.

ov,

celebration

Apost.

Const.

Const.
village.
(536), 969 D. E. Vit. Sab. 282
et
alibi.
Euagr.
B,
1, 21. 4, 7, p. 389, 34, et
alibi.

2, 304.

Epist.
Xapy?n?v, ?vos, i), largitio.
Ephes. 1304 B. Lyd. 191, 13. Mal. 398, 7.
Xapb?ov,

to the

applied

64.

kavpa,

et alibi.

1, 197,

worship,

LT5v epyov
karpevrbv
b? rrjv ckkc

Nil.

Xapblv for

12,

1 Esdr.

Sept.

supper.
MvariKr)karpela. EPIPH. I, 1105 D.

karpevros,

Classical.
....

stone-cutter.

ripvoa)

of the Lord's

8, 8, 5.

Ant.

Joseph.

of

(Xaas,

fj, divine

as,

karpe?a,

karpevrfjs,

ij, the flank,

as,

*Xair?pa,

the

deceiving

5.

Philadelph.
Eus. 7, 17.

impostor.

people,

or

misleading

irXav?o)

Substantively,
the

3,

2 Esdr. 3, 7.

5,53.

(Xa?s,

Ignat.

ov, ?,

kar?pos,

49.

Tryph.

Diod.

stone-cutter9s.

(kar?pos)

p. 182, 62.

Xaorjyrjo?a,as, i), (rjy?ofiai) the leading of the people.

Just.

fj, ?v,

karopims,

(Addend.)

kapyff?vrj.
6, black

Kara rfjv rov Kkfjpov

hri?okfjv.
HES.

woollen

kev?Toavapiov,
Theodor.

Pherm.

garment
in modern
28.

29.

worn

by monks,

Greek
Johann.

rb p?aov.
Pers.

[The word is of Saracenic origin. Compare the

See also Xa7rar?asin the
Arabic l^y?
Appendix.]
2.

402

Xeyarapto?

XeyaT?ptos

a kind of officer, X^yaT?pios 2.

28

Nov.

Synax.

zz.

Xeyarevo

=
Xey?Tov

An

Xeyarap?ov,

ANTEC.

X?7y?Tos.

XeKevr?a.
?aoiXiKr)

?pvrjoria,

ex-legatarius.

2, 5, 5.

ANTEC.

Xrjyarcvo.

XeyevTta

'O ?irb

S?ID.

Kar?

Aeyevria,

x^PLSt

Xeytc?v. NT. Matt. 26, 53.

Xcyc?v
12.
1183,
1184, 27 ? Xeyecov. Just.
Eus, 5, 5, p. 215, 2.
ov, legitimus,

XeyiVtpos,

covos,

Xeytc?v,

Antec.

v?pipos.

17, legio,

Dion

Cass.

Apol.

1, 71.

1,10,1,

p. 64.

to say,

With

tell.

the

of

accusative

rO ?e

X?yrj ;

ewrev,

4.

31.

Eukhol.

name

is your

Apophth.

ou, to, dimin.

Xeipc?v, Utile

of

name

the

31.

Anton.

Aeirovpye?v

service

tov

alst.

Gangr.

service.

Sept.

The

service

?ylov,

of

said

(mass),

the deacon

(keirovpyioa)

Num.
in

the

book

ck to?
Xe?x?.
Suid,

Gluttony.

AeI?ai....

20,

83

O? orpaTic?Tai

Kal o? ?pxovrcs

Xd?ovpos,
X?xvos,

ov,

XewroTaKTe'cu=

covetous,
ZONAR.

Sched.

?iropoi

Lex.

y?vov

pr) XciiroraKrelv

157, 26.
Rom.

7rXeove'

679, 26.

Epist.

1,

21

rov
rjp?s airo
?eXijparos

Xciiror?KTrjs

XiTTOT?KT^s.

22, 15.
XeiToupyeco,tominister.

ROM.

Homil.

pp.

18,

CH ?ela

1, 50.

NT. Act.

Apost.

8,

communion

115, 9.

icai

615,

?bekqao?eov

Apocr.

Liturgy.

Nil.

212, 17.

arroaroXov

?yiov

the

service,

Liturg.

(Compare Quin. Can. 32.)

rov

?noarokov

?yiov

Saint

Uirpov,

Ibid. p. 159.
rov

keirovpyla

rov

keirovpyla
the

tom9s Liturgy,

?noarokov

?ylov

one

Xpvaoar?pov,

Kal eiayyeki

Ibid. 253.
Saint

ChrysOS

used.

commonly

Eukhol.

776 seq.
rov

Saint

Baaikelov,

pey?kov

Ba

sil's Liturgy, used every Sunday in Lent (except

Also, on the Thursday and Saturday
Palm-Sunday).
of Passion-week.

Also,

mas and Epiphany

Basil's

khol.
32

15.

Sept. Num.

James's

keirovpyla

?ela

Saint
CLEM.

rov

*H ?ela keirovpyla

avrov.
=

Saint

9laK&?ov,

gluttonous,

Ae?^oupos,

Clem.

the

Cer. 64, 12.

Porph.

Chrys. XII,

greedy,

476. Nicet.

XwroTaKTeco.

ovv eoriv

Xei?oupeu?pevoi

Const.

general.

oTovMapmv, Saint Mark's Liturgy.

irpoxcip?Covrai.

(luxuria?)

Xa?papyos.

KTTjs.Lex.

AUaiov

?vavbpoi

in

liturgy,

Jacob, p. 33.

to live luxuriously.

Xeigoupe??pai (Xe??oupos), luxurior,

Can.

celebration of the LoroVs supper, simply mass.

.
112. Theoph.
Epist. 2, 294. Leg. Homer.

'H
Xei?o?pa.

Apost.

Alex.

4.

Ant.

Particularly,

S.

He

Can.
Petr.

8, 4, 2.

service,

Peter9s Liturgy.

Suid.

camp-followers.

rb b?pov,

Apost.

2.

Anc.

46, 3.

ministration.

fj, ministry,

Const.

CH ?ela keirovpyla

198 T? p?ya

Phot.

as,

36.

CH ?ela

o?, lixae,

rai,

of

keiTovpyfjpara

2. Divine

Aetpcov?piov.

Leo.

to,

aros,

9 Ta

10.

meadow.

a monastic

of-

ascribed to Joannes Moschus.

2.

Quin.

15.

2. Leimonarion,

Xet|o?pa,

communion

in part

977 C Tis

16.

77,

Xeipcov?ptov,

What

'A6\xv?onos,

he said, Athanasius.

Xet?ai,

the

and

28.

remote

the

is his name ? Chal.

he called ? What

Mal.

read

keirovpyla,

object. Porph. Cer. 520, 5.

2. To call, name, ?vop?Co. NT. Matt.
1, 16.
Consum?t. Thorn. 4 T?s X?yerai; What is
Apocr.

And

Anc

who

Those

paprvplov,

sanctuary,
2803.

Inscr.

ou, ?, legionarius.

Xeytcov?pios,
Xeyco,

To

keiTOvpyrjpa,

4029.

longer

2, 25, 4

Const. Apost.

tabernacle.

the priest,

7,

ser

iepariK&v keirovpyi&v.

3.

4011.

1327.

?NSCR.

Xeyecov.

the

upon

t&v

Xeirovpye?v, No

rrj aKrjvfj tov

XeiTovpyovvres

Socr.

2, 63,1.

officiate, perform divine

15 MrjKen

Apost.

Can.

attend

Pcopaious,

2, 26, 2.

Apost.

to go on in his ministry.
Oi

1.

1, 26,

Const.

6,14, p. 330.
2. To be a minister,
vice.

ANTEC. 2, 20, 6.

X?jy?TOV.CHAL. 1284 A.

Xey?Tos

13, 2.

2, 4, 2.

ANTEC.

X?jyaT?ptos.

2. Legatarius,

Xeirovpy?a

9ldKoa?os

ariKrjv

....

the

of Christ

napapoval

(Dec. 24, and Jan. 5).

that

day,

Basil.

on

is, on

new

II, 674 seq.

Kai Bao-?Xeios

vp?v fepovpyiav

year's

Also, on
day.

Eu

(Compare Quin. Can.

....

napabeboamres,

iyyp?fym
k. t.

X.)

rfjv pv

403 Xe/cTifcapm

XeLTOvpyifeo?

'H ocia
rov

rov

XciTovpy?a

AiaX?yov,

rjroi r?v

r) irporjyiaop?vrj,

The

ments

of

in Lent,

rjp?v Tprjyop?ov

irarpbs

called

irporjyiaop?vov,

are

liturgy

and

Saturdays

also

the

in which

liturgy

previous

except

?v ?y?ois

It

employed.
:

Sundays

ele

also

except

(March 25), which usually comes in

it was performed in connection
Originally

with

was

and

vespers,

*H eoircpivr) Xeirovpyia,

called

and

Antioch,

Alexandria

and Mark,

Peter,

were

apostle,

of Jerusalem,

bishops

the Less, Peter

the great

were

and

Antioch,

to

spectively.

The composition of the Constantinopolitan

attributed to Saint John Chrysostom

liturgy

was

he was

because

the most

the

church

of

in

the

was

in Cappadocia,

Cacarea,

ferred to Saint Basil

published

simply

volume

second

re

to the liturgy

As

the Great.

of Basil's

it

works,

is an Alexandrian

liturgy ; for the city of Alexandria

is distinctly mentioned in it.

in Egypt
But
see

in order

the

of Rome,

duced

to appear

not

the

the

slight

at a

Byzantines,
that

the fiction

to

late

was

irporjyiaop?vrj

apostolic

period,

intro

the

HI,

rovroav br) r&v

form
names

long after
they

com

Xov?ia 2.

their present

the times of the authors whose

prescribed

office,

Laod.

?eiov ?airrioparos

18.

Theod.

?irireXfj

form,

Ill,

Xeirovpy?av,

order,

?Ko

625 D Trjv tov

the ministration

Ex.

owes

to lambs,

31,

10

2roX?s

ras Xcirovpy?K?s,

The

its

Proc.
?k

pev

imppevaav

b? rb Ki?&

vnep?kvaav

however, most

Sceptics,

to show

that

this miraculous

to

the

skill

existence

and

kids,

calves.

Compare

'loa?vvov

rov

*H mpa

rov

aoapariKrj

re Kal
nvevpariKrj

2.

?ylov

Corpse,
19.

Matt.

Chal.

of

un

the

eoas, fj, (keinoa)

ketyis,

Ae?\?nv

tov

as,

fj,

2, 39.

eoas, o,

Theoph.
as, fj,

XeKTiKcipios,

Novell.

vbcap)

of

J?R.

13

593,
20

WOnt

kemvrj.
jxavreia)

71. Mal.

Hippol.

kamv?pavns,

Martyr.
I.

156 A.

Mal.

401,

Ae?yjns

yiyove

an?vis.

want,

348,

as, fj, (kemvrj,

kemvopavrela,

Epiph.

alrov

Ae?yjns

of water.

Kal

POLYB.

1, 52. 3, 10, p. 180, 93.

ov, r?, dimin.

kemvlbtov,

et

Act.
17.

CHRON.

(keinoa,

34, 9, 6. Diod.

evoab?a

45, 2.

THEOPH.

aprov.

keiyfrvbpla,

Apocr.

scarcity,

?kalov.

6-65,
....

npobp?pov

Polyc.

Mal.

Theoph.

np?rai.]

veKp?s.

Martyr.

836 A.

GLOSS.

XeirovpyiKos,i), ?v, (Xcirovpy?s) belonging to the service of

Sept.

9, 2.

Soz.

guentarius (pvpeyjros). They

a few of the holy relics in vogue
originally belonged

keKevrla,

of holy baptism.

God.

undertake

of a dish.

bear.]

3. Ministration,

keiyj/?voav,

Cod. Afr.

assert further, that not

o?vov.

received

142 C.

Nie

unnecessarily

731 (Damasc. I, 588 E.

Cedr. I, 799).
It is hardly necessary to remark here, that the
liturgies now used in the Greek Church (Chrysos
and Gregory's),

keiyjr?voav nepiekelqb?rj.

i^amvaloas

valued by good Christians.

23

Basil's,

avrov

Ill,

y?p

body.
6 MoVa

Ignat.

II, 397 C.

?yloav

a human

of

Martyr.

?yloav

*EXaiov

187 A.

IH,
as

Basil.

Chrys.
22

196,

position of Saint Gregory Dialogus, commonly known

as Pope Gregory the Second, who died in the year

tom's,

6, 30,
t&v

Apocr.

28.

Quin.

remains,

I, 727 C.

exudation

Constan

bishop

For a similar reason the liturgy

tinople ever had.

of

celebrated

Athan.

22.

3.

18.

13,

clergyman.

Basil.

relic,

r? rpaxvrepa

y?p

Gospel,

Leimon.

Apost.

2 Reg.

II, 701 B. Theoph.

353, 11.
[The bones of distinguished saints are believed to
exude a kind of fragrant oil (pvpov), which is much

re

Alexandria,

rb,

Ta aKevrj r? keirovpyim.

Sept.
the

bi?mvos.

ov,

kefyavov,

nov.

first

the

of

3. Deacon,

Can. 83.

James,

according

the Evangelist

Mark

and

because,

respectively,

the popular belief, James

to

ascribed

8, 21,

Act. Barn. 22.

Const.

The evening Liturgy. Eukhol.

Theod.
Ill, 673 D.
[The liturgies used in the churches of Jerusalem,

4, 26
2.

ov, b, servant.

2. Minister

Annunciation
Lent.

Apost.

keirovpy?s,

is used

Num.

robes.

Const.

simply

sacred

sacerdotal

(p?vns)

AeKevrla,

lecticarius,

43, Prooem.

divination

189, 12.

Theoph.

indulgence,
?pvrjarela,
bemv?s.

means

by

dish-diviner.

555, 5.

licentia,

EUKHOL.

StrAB.

Cont.
amnesty,

keyevrla.

?aaikiKr)

x^pis?

THEOD.

Ill,

Ibid. 59,1.

16,

800.

979 D.

ov, rb,

Xckt?kiov,
Apophth.

lectica,

Gelas.

Xcfi?v for Xaip?ov,

of a bust.
for

Xefi?s,

ov,

404Xrjyaros

/ct?kiov

Chrys.

(?>ope1ov.
%.

Leimon.

22.

rb,

(Xep?s)

the neck,

598

III,

Mal.

B.

Mal.

21.

366,

the upper

ov,

Xaip?s,

throat.

?,

Hes.

Aep?s,

<f)?pvy?.
ov,

X?vriov,
Arrian.
?copa

eu m,

lint

rb,

Mar.

Peripl.

towel.

NT.

Joan.

6. Hes.

Erythr.

4. 5.

13,

A?vriov,

Xel-e?bpiov,

of

Pallad.

Xe?is.

Vit.

ov, o, (XeftK?v,

Lyd.

lexicographer.

yp?(f>o)

kevms,

et alibi.

2, 22,1,

Thrax

Dion.

KaT? Xe'?iv, Word for

in Bekker.

word,

Kar? X??iv

2, 5, 5 n?vTa

Apost.

Polyb.

considered.

grammatically

633,

Const.

literally.
Eus.

?pjirjveveiv.

ou,

Xeovr?piov,
images

dimin.

t?,

otos,

XeovT?xacrpa,

of

Xe'cov.

Inscr.

to, (Xecov, x?crpa)

image

ov,

Xe?7TapSos,

o,

(X?cov,

ir?pbos)

of

with themouth wide open. Theoph.

lionas

APOCR.

leopard.

Act.

Xe7rp?co, c?crco, cocra, ?orjv, op?vos,

XeXeirpop?vos,

of

thin.

Xe7TT?s, rather

5,

1.

Mal.

232, 12.
Xeirr?ypac?>os,

ov, (Xeirr?s,

written

yp?qbo)

Luc?an. Vit. Auct.

fine,

23.

script.
ov, (Xe7TT?s,^Xos) of fine texture ? Porph.
Xe7rTOf77Xos,
Cer. 469, 7 *Eooqb?piaXeirr?CrjXa. (Compare peyaX?

ov,

XcirroX?xavov,
Apophth.
Xeirropep?s,
pol.

adv.

(Xeirr?s,

rb,

Gelas.

Xaxavov)

herb.

6.

of Xeirropeprjs,

in detail.

minutely,

Hip

203.

Xe7rToupyta,

Joseph.

as,

Ant.

rj,

(Xeirrovpy?s)

fine

3, 6, 4, p. 135.

work

vell.

Eus.

wood.

10, 4, p. 473,

POLYB.

surface.

of the circus.
209, 7.

kevml.

of

PORPH.

Cer.

kevms,

ov, b,

lr 1.

krjy?ros,

ov,
Mal.
....

officer,

SEPT.

3, 16. Hes.
ke?os kl?os.
No

keyarapios.

2.

keyar?pios

Suid.

Voapa?ois.

napa

by will.

ANTEC

2, 4, 2.

voplapara.

legatum,
440,

stone.

fat

Aecanerpla,
legatee,

to leave

Arjy?rov,

inmemkvp

2, 3, 18.
an

2.

to

Diod.

SuiD.

legatarius,

be aoi xiXia

or

smooth

ke?os.

lego,

rb,

HI,

6, 29.

26, 4. 14.

elbos apxovros

Arjyarevarj

Proc

opposed

Catech.

Basilic

evaa,

tablet.

openly;

Hier.

kl?os

Arjyar?pios,

6,7.

a white

3, 42.

2. Legatarius,

nap?
in

album,

of

krjyar?pios,

r?pios

103, 5.

rb,

24, 7. 8.

Ezech.

krjy?rov,

Xeirr?pivos,ov, (pis) thin-nosed. Mal.

40.

Small

kevKov,

zz:

as, fj, (ke?os, nirpa)

keoanerpia,

krjyarevca,

CrjXos, peo?dXos.)

rov

Cyrill.

AeoaneTpaQ),
as a manu

rocky

n?rpa)

Classical.

Euagr.

adv.

pivm.

leprous.

4 Reg.

Sept.

leper.

leprous,

i), ?v, dimin.

XeTrraKiv?s,

(Xeirp?s)

aros,

158, 7.

| kevK&s,

to render

(kevms,

10,30,5.

kevKcapa,

II, 153, 11.

Inscr.

14, 13.
!
t

36.

Philipp.
Xe7r?s,i?os, i), blade. Proc.

ov, r?,

cO bfjpos

head

141, 21.

Cont.

or marble.

Substantively, of kevml, the Albati

Lyd. 65, 20. Mal.
176, 9. Chron.

little

4558,

lions.

of

Johann.

Apophth.

stone

of white

fj, ?v, white.

kevms,

952 A.

3935.

3,53,5.

2, 2,

P7Xa"

mrovopa?ovai

PaCHOM.

palm-leaf^

ov, (kl?os)

3902, b.
XevKoVerpov,

Id. 2, 5, p. 51, 26.

p. 48.

eaKena

10.

kevKoki?os,
31.

23.

r&v ?aaraCovroav

r?s

roiavras

r?s

ke?lroav.

fj, new

?bos,

Colob.

ecos, i), word,

238,

?vca?ev

?vpaais
vnb

ixovaas

ov, rb, =

Xev?rtov?piov,

125, 4.

Adm.

Cedr. II, 591, 18 S^v?s e*

?oelais

(kiaaas

to pre

In this acceptation it is written with 22.

vas).

Chrys.

Porph.

ascending.

rpoxovs

Ki?voav ?aaeis

dimin.

XeCiKoyp?qbos,

Part.

Kai

apevas

irep?

16 E.

X??is,

from

exoav nenkeypivas

kvyoav

?epariK?v.
rb,

vessels

239, 5.
2. A kind of engine.

X?pvy?,

features.

a river

across

stretched

ropes

(licium??),

vent

delicate

having

(xapaKrfjp)

6.

103,

keaa

part

265, 1.

Mal.

op,

kenroxap?Krrjpos,

legacy,
Basilic
r?

ev ra?s

key?rov.
2, 3,

18.

bia?fjmis

ANTEC
Suid.

1,

Arjya

kipnav?pevov

Vcapalois.
ov, b,

legatUS,

lieutenant,

key?ros,

TonoTYjprjrfjs.

1140 D.
.Nil. Epist.
2, 246. Ephes.
1176 B. Lyd. 151, 6. 170,20.
197,15.

1157 B.

405\i8ia

Xrjyay
to end,

intransitive,

Xrjyo,

in Bekker.

Thrax

ov, rb,

*Xrjbov,

the

k?otos,

21, 10.

Diosc.

rjoa,
3

155,

to
forget,

(Xrj?apyos)

bi? ri

*EXrj?apyi)oapev

1,

20,

?ireporrjoai

rb,

oracle,

xp^o'p?s,

prophecy,

1 Arjpp.a Nivevi),

Nahum

The

oracle

rj, lot.

CONST.

ApOST.

?irl rbv bovX?v oov

ciribc

concerning

C. 3, 46.

V.

oem.
p.

lot is with

rov rrjs ?eias

Porph.

the holy.

the

Cer.

EuAGR.

2,

10,

'O ?v fiamp?a
ov,

Xeyco)

(Xrjpos,

? ?laKap?rrjs.

Xrjpos, ov, ?, nugator,

ov,

?,

talking

1,

as,

rj,=

of robbers.

pursuer

bi?Ko)

382, 16.

128, 21. Mal.

I,

104

ov,

t?,

(Xi?as)

17.

Ai?abiov,

Xi?avoqbopos,ov, (Xi?avos, qb?po) bearing frankincense.

29. Athen.
12, 13.
Arrian.
Peripl. Mar. Erythr.
bevbpoXi?avov.

ov, =

rj, valley.

YOL. VII. NEW

6, 9.

Act.

6 npoa?a?rcas

fjkev

a kind

lib um,

o? cake.

Athen.

....

Air pa

Hes.

of b? Yoapa?oi

bi?

to stone.

ov, to,

2 Reg.

Sept.
of

dimin.

kl?vpvos,

ki?vpvls.

nkoiov.

nokepiKov

Al?vpvov,
?aoa,

na vis,

se.

a,

16,

little

kl?os,

6.

stone,

ki?l

pebble,

kl?os,

rock,

Porph.

nirpa.

stone.

3. Precious

Curop.

91,

17,

Adm.

76,

20.

in the plural.

ki?ela 2. BASILIC 20, 1, 13, ? 5. SuiD.

....

ki?ias.

ki?ela, as, fj, (kl?os) stones for building: stone-work,

Strab. 9, 5,
ki?la 1. Polyb.
4, 52, 7 (emended).
as a various

16,

r?s ki?eas
as,

collectively

275.

THEOPH.

ki?ia.

ki?la,

reading.
stones,

SuiD.

ki?la

considered,
At?elas,

Xi?avoqbopos.
Hes.

PLUT.

KoiX??es,

SERIES.

52

II,

179 E.

7re6Ya, Xi?abes.

2,

nokvrekelas,

keyopivas*

fj, stone-work,

ki?ela

1.

ki?ela

2. Arrian.

Strab.

9, 5, 16, v.

ki?ela.

3, 87 (79).

Xi?avcoToo5opoc,
??os,

rosemary,

or

lib urn

ov, r?,

2. Precious

rj, rosmarinus,

NT.

e?bos

Al?epva,

14, 57.

2. Stone,

?oravobes.

?bos,

SuiD.

373.

16, 3.

30,

as, fj, libra.

At?elas

C.

595,

Hes.

181, 8, et alibi.

Cont.

Theoph.

Theoph.

meadow.

I,

MAL.

10.

274,

?nekev?epos,

POLYB.

ki?ia, as, fj,=

EPIPH.

Nie

?i?klov.

8iov. Phryn.

Xia, r?, lili a, r? Kp?va. Hes.

Diosc.

4,

673,

I, 724 C.
Chrys. 21 D Xi

mpa?ia.

libertus,

ov, o, lib us

ki???oa,

robbery, Xrjorcia. PORPH.

boooXrjyfria.

Al?epva,

ov, b,

ki??piov,

Xrjorovpyia, as, r), (EPr?)

Them. 33, 12.

Xi?avcoris,

Novell.

Scyl.

Epiph.

Zos.

ov, b, lib er tin us.

kl?vpvov,

talker. Apocr.

trifier, trifling

(Xrjorijs,

8, 13.

Novell.

Xopiov

A.

rov B,
kl?pa.

4.

Iren.

76.

et Paul.

Pet.

Xj70to8ic?kt77s,

Xi/3?s,

nkolov,

3, 100.

11,5.

Xi?abiov,

officer.

176 E.

I,

kl?vpvov.

Lex.

Hes.

Xrjyjrobooia,

an
one

memorial,

Athan.

Ka
ta.
pa?

kl?os,

t?}s Odas

NeOPH.

nonsense.

libellus,

PHOT.

kl?pa,

rfj Xfj^ci,

b,

?epeapivos.

rrjv Xrj?iv Qeob?pas.

Act.

with

written

ov, rb, =

kl?epros,

is with

lot

whose

ov,

ki?epnvos,

Pro

43,

pious.

8 TeXeui^cr?crr?s

390,

tco r?js

AeWi

Xrj?eos.

o rrjs ?o?as Xrj?eos,

2vpe?vrjs

XrjpoX?yos,

libellensis,

incorrectly

kl?epvov,

Kal irpooeXa?ov

7, Prooem.

Novell.

*Avaoraoiov

303

?,

Vit.
I, Can. 7. Pallad.
?ikkov. Cyrill. Alex. Epist. 100 D.
kl?ep, b, liber, ?i?klov. Cedr. I, 298, 21.

Kal vvv

3 Avrbs

8, 41,
ov e?eX??o

r?vbc,

Xrjljeos, whose

cvoe?ovs

Antec

(536), 1204 B.

Const.

Const.

ds ?r?pav Xrj?iv, received into another state (of life).

Eus.

9,

173 E.

Jer. 23, 33 T? t? XrjpjiaKvpiov;

18, 29, 12. Plut.
Xrjpv?oKos,ov, ?,fillet, band. Polyb.
F.
468
I,
cos,

ov,

kl?ekkos,

irpoqbrjrela.

Nineveh.

Xrj?is,

13.

12,

! 4, 11,4.
ki?ekklaios,

?iriXav?avopai.

rfk?opev

Cer.

as a surname.

aros,

Sept.

PORPH.

kl?ekkos.

Ski?ekkUios,
incorrectly for ki?ekklaios? Schol.

of which

leaves

Xi?eXXiVios.

ov, rb, =

Iki?ekkapiov,

rj alrtjoai.
Xrjppa,

see

Xi/3eXio-ios,

ki?ekkiK&s,adv. by a kl?ekkos.
ijoo,

MAL.

of

species

Dion.

18.

633,

the X??avov. Theocr.

produce
128.
Xrj?apy?o,

as a word.

terminate,

2. Precious

I Erythr. 6.

stones,

Peripl.

Mar.

1.

X?Tavela
406

\i6o?o\e(u

rjoo,

Xtoo?oXeo,

Ex.

?oXos,

Lev.

SEPT.

engine

hurling

for

7, 2.

8,

stones,

irerpo

8.

9, 41,

Xi??koXXos,ov, (Xi?os, K?XXa) inlaid or set with precious

stones,

Inscr.

Xi?oKoXXrjros.

.702,

mad

?s, (pav?a)

Xi?ofiavijs,

for

as,

J?R.

Poapa?oi

Theoph.

ov, rb,

Aiooirp?ooirov,

so called.

Aiprjravioav.

IXipirava?os

ov, paved

Xio?orporos,

rb Xio?oTporov,

tively,

rjoo,

33

Substan
2 Par.

Sept.

7, 3.

in stone.

Sept.

Ex.

warlike

Xioo?oXos,

Polyb.

engine.

4, 56, 3.

the Rqman

veos.

Sept. Prov. 20,

26.
ou, ?, winnowing

fan,

Geopon.

rb, liquamen.

XtKou?pev,

Plut.

robs,

oi,

XiKTcopeis,

lie

tor es

II, 280 A.

(Xip?os),

to be greedy,

Xip/Se?opai

20,
lie

(from

I, 34 A.

Amos.

Sept.

46,

9, 9.

1.

tor),

klprjrov,

Hes.

Aixvcv

civ, Xip?eveooai.
Xtp?ia,

as,

r), greediness,

Aixvta,

Id.

?irXrjorov.

rpl?ov.

....

At'xvos

pai, Xty, libet,

Hes.

Aip?ov, X?xvov,

Xip?os.

XiVto

[Compare

1 im b u s,

Lyd.

169,

a kind

of garment,

iropqbvpovs

12.

incorrectly

pertaining
Xifirjravalos

for

to a harbor.

Xipiravalos,

as a various
9,

reading.

i), ?v,

XipcvtTiKO?,

Basilic.
Xipir?veos.
Suid.

(Xipev?rrjs)

56, 10, 5.
PROC.
AtpiTavatoi,

Epiph.

r&v

Travraxoce

T?s

ravrrj

ovanep

3.

arparioar&v
Kal Kara
re

e'fc?Xovv.

kipiravalovs
to the

belonging

frontier

kiptrava?os,

Mal.

r?js

icja?bovs Hepa&v

kiprjrava?os,

to,

ov,

XipiTov,

kipoar?v.

19

308,

kiprjr?
Aipir?Veot

limes,

border,

EDICT.

20.

13,

139, 9, et alibi.

Chron.

frontier,
21

-r?v.

77, 9. 504,

the

critical

-k

mark

(See also vnokipvlams.)

ov, o, (Xipos,

yjr&pa) scurvy

of wholesome food.
ov, rb, =

to

given

II, 164 D.

Polyb.

arising

THEOPH.

kipir?v.

want

from

3, 87, 2.
10.

267,

273,

17,

et alibi.
to

transitive,
105

HOMER.
ov,

rovs

klvov.

or

kill

starve,

Aip&rroav

rb, flax,

2 linen yarn

with

iavrov

Leg.

hunger.

oIk?tos.

Apophth.

thread?

ov, ?, linifio,

kivrjobiK?s,
Leg.

Johann.

PpRPH.

Cer.

Pers.

13.

658,

ov, (klvov,

Cer. 465, 17.

Ill,
v.

Mal.

135,
1. Xip?7

Xtrave/a,

XipiT?veos.

CHAL.

1813* D.

linen

xpuo-os)

for

incorrectly

Cont.
as,

vcja?vrrjv.

linen

cloth.

PORPH.

interwoven

with

gold.

18.

paXXcoros)

(XiW,
Theoph.

^roi

blue

487,6.

16.

kivoapakoar?piov,

Aiv^o3ifcov,
?everos)

ov, (klvov,
457,

linen-wearer.

linifiarius,

112

Homer.

a kind

of

318,15

fj, (kiravevoa)

ov,

XivopaXXoorapiov,

cloth.

Porph.

Cer.

ecclesiastical

Cer. 219, 20.

to,

469.

XivopaXordpiov.
supplication.

DlON.

Hal.

1852, 10.
2. In

Tavatoi.
Xipijr?veos

O? Pwpa?oi

mrearfjaavro

i t a n e u s,

b, a name

ov,

Xivoxpvo-os,

? storehouse ? Mal.
Xifuv?piov, ov, t?, (Xipfjv) portus
372, 15.
Xipev^TiK?s,

135,

18.

kivo?iveros,

libido.]

?,

o?,

(?apovpia klprjra

673,5.

XipjS?s, r), ?v, greedy, insatiable.

Xtfi?os,

Hes.

?irXrjaria.

Xip?ia,

III,

Gloss.

bploav r?js Fcapaloav ?pxfjs

103,

30, 23.

kiv?piov,
insatiableness.

PROC

po?pav

ktprjr?v,

kip&rroa,
to covet.

Kkeiaovpas.

?vca xp?vois

empire,

ov, or

hpoarov,

pa?Souxoi.

eax^ria?s

r?s

-r?v.

orrpanc?rai.

kipoyfroapos,
XUvov.

10

267,

n?pnokv

Novell.

ktpvlams,

Xup^Tcop,opos, ?, (XiKp?o) winnower.

eaxan&v

a, ov, 1 im

Mal.

rbvXi?ov.

ov, o,=

e'v ro?s

eVi tfavkaKrj t&v

kiptr?veos,

kipirov,

(Xi?ovpyos)

Ai?ovpyrjo-ai

Xi?o<j>opos,

Classical.

to work

Xipir?veos.

rroXireias

of

pavement.

Joan. 19, 13.

Xi?ovpy?o,

Stoneface,

stones.

rovriari

6, 22

EuAGR.

klpirov.

e'v Ta?s

Ta

Kal HapaKrjv&v ?vaarikkovres,

a mountain

485, 15.
with

77,

Kakova?,

or

XipiTov
9. Theoph.

rrjv eoaav p?kiara

Pallad.

stone buildings.

(irp?ooirov)

Mal.

stones.

for

klprjrov,

Chron.

jSe?ao-iXevcoVes

stones.

precious

madness

r), (Xi?opavijs)

Vit. Chrys. 21 A, for

XiKp?s,

or

nkfj?os

Xi?ofiavia,

35,

47.

2852,

9.

NT.

kiprjr?v
-r?v.

POLYB.

irerpap?a.

Xevo.

Xio?Co,

20, 2.

ou, 6, warlike

Xioo?oXos,

to stone,

(Xioo?oXos)

19, 13.

Greek,

litany,

awanrfj.

Porph.

Ill,

XcTauevo)
407

3. Religious procession.
Const.
Mal.
492, 15. Chron. 589, 14.
to

XiTave?co,

15

2.

To form

Atravevoare

tor.

6.

1,

religious

Mal.

1177 D.

(536),

Martyr.

dative.

(Xiraveia

procession

8.

to

3),

Theod.

443.

Porph.
editor

the

for

Lec

Chron.

XiravUiov,

rb,

125,

into

XiravUiov.

rb

11

Cer.

120,

dies,

lighted

cession.

r), ?v,

XiravUiov.

changed

by

in a religious

carried

novs

pro

Xirav'iKrjv.)
=

XiravUiov,

koye?ov.

Krjpiov XiravUiov.

Porph.

processional.

ment.

208 D.
1, 6.

procession,

(536), 1184 C.
702, 9. Theoph.

Const.
Chron.

the

soon

the narthex,

Amphil.

the

i], ?v, simple,

338, 5.

an

not

not

ordinary,

robes.

12

160,

officer.

showy.

1.

Theoph.

Air?s

Cer.

Porph.

orpan?rrjs,

217,

t?,
adv.

lituum.
of

Lyd.

85,

nv?v

7.

dimin.

of

r?

27

72,

*Xei

Eis

NlCET. 813, 25 Eis r?

koyy&beis.
breastplate

of judg

15.
short

Xdyos,

the

X?yia,

Nie

speech.

?I,

to

applied

522, 4.
beivbs

learned,

eloquent,

Phryn.

the

II, 364, 8.

elne?v,

nokv?aroap,

Moer.
as a title.

koyi&raros,

Lyd.

(Addend.).

oracles,

I, 504, 18.

Proc
?,

222, 2.

rjros, fj, eloquence,

e7r?oreXXov

rrj

4815

Inscr.

223, 16.

as a title.

Basil.

aov.

koyi?rrjri

80 A

Ill,

GREG.

Naz.

I,

806 A.
evaca,

koyiareioa,

to

(koyiarfjs)

calculate.

CLEM.

Rom.

3, 36.
as,

koyo?eala,

=
fj,

koyo?iaiov

dressed.

Xiras, plainly

Theoph.

266,

6.

Joseph.

2, 5, 5.

Ant.

i), (Xirrropai) desire,

Xip?ia,

? oir?pros.

Xoyapi?Co,

17. 18.

Edict.

2.

BASILIC

56,

10,

rov yeviKov

Ta

12, Prooem.

koyo?eaiov

(See

Xip?os.)

Lex.

aa-a, ?o?rjv,

?iri?vpia. Hes.

LEUC

150

5,

late,
(Xoy?piov)

to calculate.

Nil.

Aoyo?iaiov

128,

10

562,

np?ypara.

audit,

19 B.

Theoph.

in

Greek

early

Epist.

2, 22.

ev?vvrj.

Basil.

Se

BASILIC

fjp?s ?neKb?xerai.

56, 10, 5, p. 169 fin.

koyo?erioa,

BOTAN.
aoji?vos,

also

Chrys. V,

NOVELL.

of koyo?errjs.

office

2. Ratiocinium,

Xty, i?os, ?, the South, one of the four cardinal points ;

opposed to ?oppas. Sept. Gen. 13, 14.

Xip?evopai,

the

ov, b,

koyo?eaiov,

Xi<f>epv?o(Xt<f>
pvi)s), to be deserted orforlorn.

Xo?os,

NlCET.

II,

Kal rov KXei

Aoyyov

p. 169 fin.

X?rovov,

Xty,

ov,

Homil.

private,

7 $XapovXov

499,

Cedr.

forest.

Kplaecav, The
28,

plural

keKTims.

"Ore

Xir?v.

Xtr?s,

rb,

koyi?rrjs,
112,

Kal

Ex.

Superlative,
to

church

9 simply dressed, in his ordinary dress, not in his

sacerdotal

rb,

koyios,

KefaXoKXioia.
NOVELL.

btekevaeis.

r&v

Sept.

Gospels.

Lector.

the

from

procession

after

ov, ?, litigiosus.

Xiriyiooos,
Xtr?s,

Ritual,

soldiers,

1073 C.

Cer.

169, 19.
Cer. 609, 14, et alibi.

369, 9. Porph.
In

Theod.

thousand

k?yyovs.

Aoye?ov

k?yiov,
2.

Xiraveia

Klp?a

keyopivov

iyKpvppar&beis

koylbpiov,

(Xiravia)

r), religious

rjs,

Kal

one

thicket,

k?x~prj)

r?s

463,
Kevrrj

13.

Them.

rov

Ai?

243,

of

koyy&brjs, es, (k?yyos) woody.

22.

75,

15

45/,

Cer.

8 Aoydpiov

money,

of ready

commander

(Xo'xos,

Porph.

19.

242,

quintal

b,

ov, o,

cash.

money,

Adm.

Porph.

aovpas

wax-can

116, 22, et alibi.

Xiri),

ov,

koyy?vos,

Xoyyos,

PORPH.

XiraviK?s.

Processional

KrjpioXiravUrjv,
r?

XiTavtKo's,

from

XiravUia,

also

Substantively,
Cer.

471,

2, 89.

PTOCH.

ready

9.

blov noie?a?ai

wax-candles

Porph.

ov, rb,

13.

v?pLov ev, One

10.

589,

that for

K?7p?ov XiravUrjv,

XiraviK?v

K^p?a

(See

and

XiravUiv,
25

Porph.

to the active.

equivalent

hoy?piov.

xiklapxos.

incorrectly
Cer.

for

koy?piv

II, 1037 C

Xtrav?Krjv,

koyapi?fypai,

koy?piov,

procession.

372,

Mid.

. Cer.
477, 7.

r? Xpior?.

in a religious

be or move

Nie.

the

With

supplicate.

IGNAT.

Xoyo??rT]^

fjaoa,

compute,

(koyo?errjs)
koyl?opat.

ratiocinor,
Novell.

to

reckon,

128,

18.

calcu
Studit.

56, 10, 2 and 5. Phot.

p. 183,19.

koyo?irrjs, ov, b, (k?yos, rl?rjpt) intendant

of finance,

408 D.

Basilic

408
\oy%?Co)

\oyo0(?7rela
chancellor,

b ro?s brjpoalois

m?okims,

myKekk?pios,

ar&s koytapo?s. Lyd. 229, 17. Proc

368, 4. Basilic
56, 10, 2 and 5.

i(j>e

II, 254, 5.

METHOD.

fj, (koyokeaxrjs) prating.

ov, o,

(X?yos,

393 B.

1 Tim.

NT.

the A?yos

of

(Compare

paropaxos.)
ov, o, word.

For

stance,
4

46,

"Orav ?ovkrj

rovs

To

X"PlI/?

id. 53.

o?ovs,

qbavepbv p?rpov

owv

; where
exei,

Aoyos
3, 37

*Ov ?pa

p?a par

X?yos

41

X?yov

3,

x?pLVi

*AXX* of pev,

iv nebais

b?

X?yov

mreyrjpaaav.

8, 41, 1 Aa?&v
as

X^Ptv P^P^rfjv,

is

report;

ra?s OiXiVttov

for

npo(?>rjriK& xa"

?vyarp?ai

X?yos,

the

in

2. Word,
'EKjSaXcbv avrov

....

?bca.
sense
wo

of

Xoyov

CHRON.

?vVe a<j>ayi?Covrai.

Mal.

promise.
on

ovre

received

380,

X?yov

promise

not be beheaded. Theoph.

150, 1.
they should
Cont.
10. Porph. Adm. 227, 16. Theoph.

on
that

556,
858

Kvpiamv

THEOPH.

INSCR.
X?yov,

22,

1201

Eis

as

10

the
'Ek

4957,

18

imperial
tov

brjpoalov

T&v

?(faeikovrcav

treasury
X?yov.

oikov avrrjs ?evobo

CONST.

(536),

?irioKoireiov, For

13.

107,

personal

Under.

Johann.

the

7.

276,

of the personal pronoun it

cY7r? to? X?you

'Yc/>' ?pc?v,

vp?v,

you.

pronoun.

Porph.

essentially

the

also

(See

X?yos

same
in

the

Appendix.)
In

tov

chamber. Mal.

X?yco, for.
Apophth.

himself.

rov

creKp?Vou

periphrastic

dative

rrjs iKrjreos.

the genitive

170,

5.

irarepov

X?yov ro?

4. With

grammar,

633,

X?you

p?prj oktc?, the parts

32

To?

Kara

ovvragiv

in Bek
4 To?

634,

Xoyou.

b?

of speech.

X?yos, Metrical

"Epperpoi

Thrax

Dion.

speech.

KER.

In grammar,

that

speech,

is, poetry.

Ibid.

els

(qblams).

sentence,

as

proposition,

'Eyw Xeyco,

Ibid. 634, 8.

I say.

ou, ?,

(oKoireo)

Vit. Chrys. 21 B.
Phot.

179,

p.

124,

watcher

of words.

PALLAD.

(Compare Ipyoo-K?iTos.)

ou, t?, dimin.

Xoy??ptov,

of X?yos,

short

speech

or

sermon.

18.

h the head of a spear.

X?yx*7?J??>
the Crucifixion, see Chron.

For the spear used at

705, 8. Porph. Cer.

179, 19.
2. A little spear with which the sacramental bread
is pierced by the priest in commemoration of the
piercing of the Side (Joan. 19, 34).
777 E (spurious).
Nom. Coteler.
star.

ftoi Xoyov.
3. Account.

rov

?noKeua?ki?ovrai

4 Aa?ovras

602,

ovK ?7TOKe(/)aXi?bvrai, Having

A?s

Xclov ds

yvvaiK?v.

presents.

o?v iroirjoai

'EXoyiVaTo

40,

72, 16 *AXXapev

For

eauro?,

X?yov

Xoyov r?v

THEOPH.

causal
As

evXoyi?v,

X?yov

Eis

40

XoyocrK?7ros,

e^et bianpiy?rai.

see

Eis

20

6.

Eus.

said.

'O wept ov ? X?yos, The person (or thing) about

whom (or which) we have been speaking. Eus.
2, 17, p. 69, 10.
*Ai8erai

14

Laod.

tcov

15 A?y?

585,

irpeo?evrov.

to the

IleCbsX?yos,prose.
is

It

Chron.

A?ycp

X?yco

Ibid. 634, 3.

is superfluous.

There

A?yco

iro?rjoov

evp?okeis,

tcov

equivalent

X?yov,

Adm.

x^pW)

*0

tcov avr?v
X?yco aurcov, Kal aXXa X?yco

forms

vnevav

Gram.

OovKvblbrj,

Geopon.

otov

t&p arpa

tovs

npbs

HlPPOL.
of

1, 2, 6.

10,

S EXT. Adv.

nap?

e?ao-fXevo-av,

Polyb.

'Eirivor?a-ov, X?yov

Kaipovs.

arjpalvei

Antec

instance

32

4,

in

16

264 A

Sab.

Cer. 209, 9. Adm.

bishop's privy
284, 12.

oibv, For

X?^P?V*bi?ri

A?yov

Kal ropvevovres*

(?yKkov

X?yov

Te

adverb

?noKex(*>pr)mai

ANTON.

T?

the

illustration.

brjk&aai,

eVi OveoTrao-iavov
p. 229

an

As

cKaTov

eis

k. t. X.

tIovs,

to

equivalent

example,

Ticsr&v nves

59,

Classical.

x"Plv9

A?yov

733

Colob.

7rvev

Vit.

for.

the brethren.

Porph.

Anton.

the enemy

p?xopat)

Method.

(in theology).

X?yos,

11.

dative,

LEIMON.

oitovikov.

Eis

koyopaxla, as, fj, (Xoyop?xos) war of words.

6, 4. Nil. Epist. 2, 96.
XoyojLu?xos,

?S?rcov.

?beXqb?v,for

koyo?banela, as, fj, (X?yos, ?oanela)flattering

language,
?oane?ai
E?ST.
Ant.
676
B.
k?yoav.
flattery,
XoyoXeo-xia, as,
373 B.

a causal

A?ycp,

K,

8, p.

152 B.

Chrys. XII,
130. Bla

Eukhol.

Xoyxt?fco, aereo, (X?yxrj) to pierce with a spear, Xoyxifco.

Apocr.
Xoyxif?),

Consummat.
tea, =

Xoyxt?fco.

Thorn.

5.

THEOPH.

785,

16.

409

Xoy^oBpewavop

ov,

Xoyxobp?iravov,

??c/>ei, where

Aoyxo?pe7r?vcp

Porph.

Cer.

Mal.

weapon.

military

is

?i<j)ei

35,

20.

669,

oph.

Xoipevofiai

(Xoip?s),
an

?v, as

Xoip?s,

to be a
pest.
adjective,

pestilent.

19.

Prov.

19,

Barn.

10

Sept.

*Ovra

rfj irovrjpia avr?v.

Xoifi?
Xoiir?v

adv.

(Xoiir?s),

Aoiirbv

av?yKrj

Polyb.

?px?s

11

1, 15,

Kal r?s

sense.

Hippol.

Nie

Const.

2. Now,
accordingly.

Xowrov ? X?yeis.
vpcr?pa

76

Paul.

ir?Xeos

T? to

Kai

Xo??ov,

ou, t?,

ov, o, lu eu s.
ov,

XovkovvtXos,

kind of pastry.
Xovpa,

aros,

Xo?7ra,

rb,

ov,

AovircpKdXia,

4,

14, 57.

lucuntulus,

PLUT.

I,

?airrtopa.

Xovrpov,

19 F.

Eus.

1,

2,
2.

Xou7rtv?piov,

=
ov, to,

Xovirivov.

Xoviriv?piov,

lu pi nu m,
Xvirrjv?piov,

646, 19.

Paul.

62.

Hip

p. 45,

31 A.

I,

Porph.
BoiSS.
lupinus,
Xvlriv?piov,

Cer.
III,

529,

16.

412.

lupine,
??ppos,

??ppiov.

I,

IV, 202 B.

kovrfjp 2.

PrOC

III, 101, 16 T?v

to the public

53,

5 AovrpoaviKa

10,

CONST.

?anrlCoa.

xpfjpora.

APOST.

2, 7.

JuST.

koqbt?,as, fj, hill, k?qbos. SEPT. Jos. 15, 2.

kox?Cepa, aros, to, (k?xos, ?ipa) a kind of beverage drank

b, white

ov,

Xvy8os,

kvybos,

marble.
The

Diod.

Parian

24.

ripl. Mar.

aros,
A

rb, (Xvyifw)

Avyla para

marble.

2,

52,

393

kvm?rjpes
with

twisting,

for

164,

Arrian.

53
Pe

turning.

Nie

II,

METHOD.

-?fjpai.

the accusative.

Herm.

kvniopai, to pity. Mal.

He
felt pity for them,
7Tp?savrovs,
ov, rb, =

p.

30.

opxrjorim.

XvTreo. Mid.

kvnrjv?piov,

Babr.

[It seems to be connected

Erythr.
with the Latin lucidus.]
1077

Porph.

5.

619,

kvpalvopai,
Xovirrjv?

46.

Epiph.

kvm?f}pas, a, ?, (Xvkos, ?rjp?oa)Wolf-hunter.

rb,

Act.

1, 65.

kvytapa,

Plut.

Lupercalia.

Xou7n7v?piov,

Theoph.

1, 61.

Procat.

Theod.

Basilic

*H liapla

2.

Xouttivov.

ov,

1107 A.

baths.

Cer.

5,1,1.

Xovopa,

baptism,

ou, to, =

Xou7t?vov,

Hier.

NT.

baptism.

Apocr.

Apol.
2.

Can.

I,

rb,

XvySivos, ov, (kvybos) made of white marble.

Athen.

r?,

Just.

Cyrill.

=
kovrp&v, &vos, b,

Apol.

Aop?ov,

72 E.

piov,

Write

6.

lucuns,

XvKaiva.

rj, lupa,

Apost.

dimin.

2, 41,

7,

2, 7.

to the health of the empress after

delivery.

Const.

(Xo?co)

Apost.

Const.

rrjs

?) buffoon? CONST.ApOST.

Lyd.

6,

Nie

ov,

kovrp?v,

kovrpcaviKos,fj, ?v, (kovrp&v) pertaining

Adm.
. ...

Ex.

Sept.

?e?ov kovrp&va.

J?ST.

oqbcXos

Aovao

21.

39,

bathing-tub.

Apost.

Xovrpov.

kovoa, to baptize,

Xovbefiiriorijs,o?, 6, (ludus
8, 32, 5.

Xovkos,

et

40

2.

114 C.

Pet.

109

kovrp&v, ?anTiarfjp, ?anriarfjpiov.

Const.

100.

et alibi.

ovyK?pmo).

s.

pol.
Id.

PORPH.

2avpop?ro

3, 5.

5, et alibi.

Act.

Aopy?v, wyKCKavp.?vov,

(from

lu du

Apocr.

t? boKel rrj

403

ovyKcKapp?vov

33,

laver,

(kovoa)

sometimes

ov,

et Thecl.

Hoirjoov

o Trot?is. MARTYR.

Xoi7t?v

?iroXXvp?vrjs
PSELL.

Xopy?s.

sense.

74

28,11,

eis to irpoKclpevov.

5 T? Xoi7T?v eX?opev
247,

25,

rb Xotirbv

Jloirjoov

consequently,

Aowr?v

18.

Theoph.

same

in the

10

Can.

MAL.

70, 4, et alibi.

T? Xowr?v,

then,
et Paul.

Pet.

Afr.

COD.
elirare.

?y?irrj

Chron.

well

then,
Act.

II,

The

spy-ship.

2. Baptistery,
II, 681 E.

Tit.

now

EPIPH.

Lyd.

lustrum.

b,

fjpos,

kovrp?v,

Apocr.

lusorius.

ov,

ov, to,

kovrfjp,

IV, 813 A.
then,

?akavehv.

C.

30, 18.

viro??ocis

94.

kovrp?v,

ploa nkoloa, Lusorianave,

D.

I, 303
same

in the

T? Xowr?v,

r?s

ovyxopelv
EPIPH.

e?vai y?revbe1s.

ovv.

441

ASTER.

822.

a,

kovarpov,

therefore,

bathing-house,

Cont.

kova?ptos,

202.

HlPPOL.

kovpa.

2. Bath,

as a various

19,

284,

6, 2.

Leo.

koaplov.

=z

kovapa

Theoph.

koapimros.

reading.
z=z

Sept.

7.

17,

kovptmros

kovplov

superfluous.

Xoib?prjots,cos, ij, (Xoibop?o) a reviling, chiding.

Ex.

with

spear

bp?iravov)

(X?yxfj,

head,

sickle-shaped
21

rb,

Xvirrjvclpiov

Xov7rivov.

SuiD.

Vis.

3, 9.

4, 2.

43, 14 'EXv7ri^
as a V. 1.

410
Xojt?c;

\vKivapiov

=
XuTTiv?ptov, ov, rb,

Xouttivov.

ov, (X?co, C^vri) ungirded,

XvoiCovos,

Lex.

S?ID.

267.

SCHED.

I T? a&pa ?nav kekoa?rjpivos. APOPHTH. Agathon.

Polyaen.

Xvo?Covos.

ecos, rj, an

<j)?vov, The

Eukhol.

untying.
untying

p. 253

201 A.
XwjS?s,fj, ?v, (k&?rj) leprous, kenp?s. Amphil.
112, 19. Porph.
Substantively, leper. Theoph.

ore

A?crts

a ceremony

the wreath,

of

Cer. 180, 6.

per

formed on the eighth day after the nuptials.

also

(See

Eukhol.

XuYpcocris, ecos, i), (Xvrp?o)

XuTpcor^s,

o?,

redeeming,

Ps. 48, 9.

Just. Tryph.

i], ?v, redeemable.

XvTpor?s,
rporal

ov,

Xvxv?irrrjs,

?,

Ps.

Sept.

15.

18,

30 applied to Christ.
Lev.

koaplov,

(X?xvos,

cwttco)

Kavrla,

ij, illuminatio,

XuxvoKa?a.

iroXXol X?yovoi

Inscr.

ATHEN.

lighting
15,

EPIPH.

Xuxva^?av.

of

61

481.

AuxvoKauTt'a,

I, 1068

B.

rjv o?

i),

candlestick.

lamp-stand,

(Xu'xvos)

2852, 13.
Xuxvik?s, i), ?v, pertaining to lamps.
25, 31.

Ex.

re

AuxviKo?
and

?pa

I, 1106 A

evening

rb

Lamplight
consisting

Xvxvik?v,

in

the

the

Ritual,

chiefly

of

the

irpooipiaKos

Basil.

yjraXfios.

11, 529 C. Const. (536), 1181 A. Vit. Sab. 325 A,

in the plural. Porph. Cer. 115, et alibi.
(See also
eViX?xvios.)
XuxvoKauria,

rj, (ko?co, KauT?7s) =

ATHEN.

Xvxvayjsia.

lora,

2'

Ip?s.
r&v

Mauric

reins,

in good

Leg.

Homer.

bopvcja?poav

63

ov,

also

(See

rb,

and

the

2Kvror?pos,

?,

Also,
1,

kcapor?pos,

zzr

2. Mendicant.
part.

pass.

Xeirp?s. Joseph. Apion.

XeXo?rjpevos,

1, 28.

Theod.

rj, ov,

Ill,

leprous,

683 D

XI,

99 C

e?os Kake?v.

Tovtovs

Const.
tovs

Kal

5).

or
1, 2.

Mauric

? 64.)
HES.

amroropos.

amroppaqbos.
uncertain.

473,

Kai rb

6, 10.

Introduction,

meaning

&po<p?

thong-lasso,

to it.

ripvca)

amrevs,

9 Aoapoar? rplprjra.

r?

(see

Leo.

aoKms)

attached

thong

(k&pos

fj, ?v, precise

of rbv k&pov

1,

(k&pos

koap?aamv.
ov,

k&pov m\

for Xcop?o-oKKov.

18.

ad Phot.

rpax^jkov, where

explanatory

on

166,

Balsam,

Kai rov

"Apa

rov ?aaikiKov

be

Lyd.

?rcopis.

15, et alibi.

incorrectly

kcapor?pos,

469,

xPvafaaT0S

1, p.

8,

a?KKos

week).
Perf.

100.

?Knipyfraaa

Porph.

Cer.

7 Aoapoar? pera?oar?.

15, 61.
k&ra?, or k?ra?, ayos, b, (koar?s?)flute-player
a
to
break
Can.
29
19 Acotos b? Kal avk?s ns
X?co,
905,
Quin.
T^v ir?pirrrjv EuST.
off fast.
kiyerai
on
meat
eat
Xveiv, To
ra? k?rayos,
onep avkrjrfjv brjko?.
holy Thursday (in Passion

Xo?aopai.

Greek

two hundred

him

gave

ip?anf-ev,

X?pois

Cer. 25,

?
kcap?aoKKov,
I

thong,
"O?ev nv?s

onep nepiKVKkoi

koapoar?s,
as,

&po(j)?piov may

Service, the introductory part of vespers,

kovplov.

5, 4, et alibi.

r? k&pa,

occasions,

koap?aamv,

Substantively,

15, 9.

lashes with a thong.

2. A kind of costly scarf worn by noblemen

piov

psalms

prayers.

strap,

85,4.

5, 4.

Leo.

thong,

Leo.

lorum,

Nomocan.

Kal irpooevxai,

tyaXpol

b,
83,

great

Inscr.

Epiph.

?oapaKlrrjs.

?&pa%. Novell.

594, 3.

89, 7.
plural

I Porph.

Sept.

28, 33.

15, 9.

Leo.

cuirass,

lor um,

avrov

npbs

Socr. 5, 22, p. 297. Chron.

Epist. 87 D.
71 A?xvous ?Wet.)
572, 11. (Compare Can. Apost.

Xvxv?a,

lorica,

rb,

GENES.

Alex.

as,

ov,

jk&pos,

CYRILL.

Ex.

fjvia. PSELL. 362.

Xvxvo

lamps,

Mar.

cuirassier,

608, 10.

490,15.

ov,

X pov, ov,rb,
i

Psell.

lamplighter.

lamplighter.
a

ov, to,

1, 2. Mal.

rois Aevirais.

rj,female

as,

Xuxva^ia,

Epiph.

Peripl.

Sept.

loricatus,

284, 19.

! Theoph.

Au

32

31,

25,

Arrian.

as of a
garment.

?, (lorica)

| koapiKtov,

Xuxv?7TTpia,

nakklov.

coverlet,

coverlet.

lodix,

rb, hem,

I Theoph.

319.
as,

lodicula,

24.

aros,

!koapimros,

Sept.

b,

Erythr.
jk&pa,

I, 1032 B.

Sept.

eoovrai

bi? iravrbs

4 Reg.

Sept.

ransoming.

Plut.

redeemer.

?, deliverer,

7, 35.

NT. Act.

rb,

ims,

k&bi?,

XuTpc?v,?vos, ?, (X?co) draught-house.

10, 27.
25, 29.

I, 698, 24.

Cedr.

I, 718 D.

XvoiCovos.

Lev.

ov,

kcabUiov,

or?qbavos.)

Xvo?Covos

2.

Carion.

8, 24, 3.
X?o-is,

30.

Apost.
npoaaiTovvras,

8, 32,
ovs

6.

by trade.
....

A?

Chrys.

k&rayas

fjp?v

411 ?ia

fiayuTTparov

M.

vi), by, in affirmations.

p?, for

oov

rrjv oorrjpiav
=

fia?Xiorrjs
?Xiorfjs,

Lex.

pa

MaoTpo7r?s,

dimin.

of

Deor.

Luc?an.

payas.

Dial.

io?rjv,

Nom.

taminate,

poXvvo.

?pirax?rj

viro e?vovs

Kal pvpooov.

abro
2.

befoul,

Kal

to

b? rvxbv
cvX?yrjoov

jiayapio?rj,

in MODERN

[So

Ei

48

renounce

to

one's

Theoph.

self.

11.

614,

132, 19, et alibi.

(See also payap?rrjs.)
[The word is of Semitic origin. Compare the
Hebrew ?INTti?i
draught-house, Xvrp?v : D*?Of?>
to the
plural

o?,

fiayapiK?v,

earthen

to,

of

vessel.

Cer.

2.

467,

673, 4.
nounces

?,

2)

(payapiCo

the Christian

Theoph.

2.

484,

renegade,

religion

and

re

who

of a stringed

ij, the bridge

?bos,

lostrat.

Vit.

1, 7,

Sophist.

Hes.

pi 778.

cravts

Mayas,
T?s

p?vrj rrjs Ki??pas

Theoph.

Cont.

1, p.

instrument.

Phi

487.

1, 10,

Icon.

viroKvqbos bcxo

rerp?yovos

Kai ?iroreXovoa

vevp?s

wine-cask.

olvrjpbv ?yyelov
ovop?Covoiv

eK ?vXov

rbv

qbo?yyov.

an

earlier

"Ot? rb

Mayy?va.

KareoKevaop?vov

from

(quoted

SuiD.

'iraXot

payy?vav
author).

Gloss.

ov,

payyav?pios.
?,

THEOPH.
engineer.

(p?yyavov)

398,
Leo.

8.

Theoph.

payyaviK?s,

nv?

ri.

ij, ?v,

t? payyaviK?v,

8,

philter,

6,

engine.

Chron.

537,

Substantively,
2, et alibi.

The

payyaveia,

bUrva,

Aeyerai

yorjrevpara.

b? Kal fj yorjreia

PORPH.

Adm.

9.

208,

5, et alibi.

231,

p?yela. Apocr.

paylbapis,

rb alkqbiov.

payibtov,

ov,

ARIST.

cook.

dimin.

rb,

Arrian.
Nub.

Act. Philipp,

Lex.

1 Reg.

Sept.

paayfjbtov,

payiarep,

17.

b, magister,

of

kneading

30.

Schol.

fj payibtov.

HJ^O,

Porph.

reading.

kind

Erythr.

^mqbjbtov,

npoaKvvrjrfjpiov.

epos,

payls,
Mar.

Peripl.
1248

in Hellad.

BOTAN.

of

!
paylabiov, ov, rb, Arabic

30,

174, 23.

13.

or mosque,

mosk

THEOPH.
Adm.
=

524,

102,

8,

as

1.
NOVELL.

payiarpos.

2. 4.
a, ov, magisterius.

SiMOC

72,

6.

147,

?pxy*
ov,

rb, magisterium,

Lyd.

paylarptov.

189, 21.
paytarp?rov,

belonging

rfjs

payyka?ia.

payKka?lrrjs.

Cont.

paytarfjptov,

5, 7.

et alibi.
to p?yyavov.

aibfj

p?yyava

pay Kka?iov. THEOPH. Cont.

8 Tvzrreiv

681,

Mayiarepia
rj, ?,=

fiqyyav?pios,
27,

payyka?iov =

paytaripios,

JUR.
fiayyavaprjs,

r?

payyaveia.

various
i), vagna,

155

Vesp.

rbv poxkbv

?akavoi,

(?a?ppam,

M?yyava,
nap?bo?ov

M?yyavov,

trough.

Suid.
fiayy?va,

Kal

eis

enchantment,

spell,

Hes.

yofjrevpa.

payla=

Islamism.

adopts

673,16.

525,4.

one

480, 8.
fiay?s,

Arist.

Kvploas b? rb

payeipiaaa, rjs,fj, (p?yeipos) female

ov,

fiayap?rrjs,

Schol.

payyavov.

Charm,

payyka?lrrjs

oK?p.~\
Porph.

poxkbv

mkovpev

SuiD.

Theoph.

Cont.

corresponding

3.

the

religion and adopt Islamism ; literally, to

Christian

prjx?vrjpa,

Kketb&aecas.

GREEK.]

apostatize,

rbv

BaXavov,
piov,

contrivance,

6, 43, p. 311, 23. Mauric

11, 3.
14. Theoph.
2.
14.
Hes.
60,
59,

of a door.

2. Bolt

con

defile,

pollute,

Coteler.

(infidels)

Intransitive,

pollute

to

lop?vos,

14, 83,

prjxavfjpara.

M?yyava,
loa,

6, 27.

Leo.

machine,

engine,

prjxavfj. Eus.
Chron.
537,

7,4.
fiayap?Co,

589, 6, et alibi.

ov, rb,

p?yyavov,

iropvo?ooKos.
rb,

OPH. 581, 6.
et alibi.

Ph?T.

pavXiorrjs.

ov,

fiay?biov,

153, 13 Ma

Theoph.

eq>ayov avro.

ov, rb, magistratus.

a various reading.
'ip?nov

paytarp?rov.

Porph.

Proc

III,

Adm. 208, 10.

97,

5, as

210, 3

412 fia?ovpw0

fiayiarpiav?s

ov,

paytorpiav?s,

o,

1, 243. Chal.

Epist.

2, 18, p. 315, 25.

Porph.

Cer.

payiorp?Krjvoos,
census.

15,

incorrectly

ov,

?,

(p?yiorpos,
J?R.

K?)veros)

vell.

127,

?, magister,

master,

2.

47,

Basilic.

bi?

rrjs

38, 12.
payKka?irrjs,

?pxov

lord,

1, 64

r?v

'o p?yiorpos

(m

a n u s,

'O r?v

tovtov

?qbqbiK?ov KaXovoi

ov, b,

rrjv avXrjv

itepl

Pcopatoi fi?yiorpov.
1089 A. Prisc.

Chal.

I, 39, 15.

III,

Chrys.
149, 19, et alibi. Proc.
136, 18. Lyd. 173, 3. 189,11, et

....

yiorpoi

bib?o-KaXos.

?i?ao-KaXot

o?aobijirore

rjros, rj, the office

fiayiorp?rrjs,

=
opos, o,

payiorop,

for

Id.

b?oKaXos.
zz

payKrjireiov

payK?iraros
payK?ire?ov

bread

ov,

irciov.

was

ChRON.

629,

SOCR.

rb,
sold,

Chron.

5, 18, p. 285,

reading.
bakery

(mancipium)

payKrjir?ov,

fiayKrjirciov,
629,

Theoph.

2.

where

^aw?,

bvopayovkos,

magnificent

363,

4.

Ptoch.

payK?7rio-cra,

ijs, rj, the wife

of

p?yKii/r.

PTOCH.

1, 177.

in Con

Theoph.

423,
in mroa

Implied

see.

1, 324.

Arrian.

mass,

H?k??ai,

ov,

[So inModern

Peripl. Mar. Erythr.

r? key?peva

pab?pa.

Leo.

lump.
avKoav.

p??ai

dimin.

rb,

dough.
pa?opopc?op,

ov,

rb,

(See

Anton.

57.

14,
also

19,7.

pa?iov.)

35 to pa?ip rov

r?,

pa?ovpms,

a, b, an

Theoph.

23,5.

r? pa?la

20,

of

33,

T&p xpvo-?oap.
PsELL.

pafov?piov.

InSCR.

pa?ovopos.
opprobrious

Cont.

pa?ovp&?, IJebrew fillf?>

j

Geopon.

p?fa.

413

Mafovo

?v w (favp?rai p??a.

ri,

pe?op, ?yyos

of

Kvp?la,

pa?bv?pov,

port.
a

palace

yv??os?

which

nkoiapia

panr?

SuiD.

coarse

fiayKrjiriov, payKi

Cer.

aibfjpov.

THEOPH.

28.

EuTHYM.

VlT.

imperial

Porph.

(called also Mawavpa).

fj, massa,

pa?lop,

1, 176, bakery in general.

182.

r),Magnaura,

'Evr?nia

SuiD.

11.

S?ID.

the

pabap?oa,&aoa, (pabap?s) to pluck off one's hair, tomake

bald. Sept. Nehem.
13, 25 'Epab?poaaaavrovs, I
plucked off their hair.
p?(a,

(titul.).

ov, rb,

payKka?iov,

pa?lp for pa?lop. Apophth.

fi?yKiyfr.

payK?mov.

as a various

fiayK?iriov,

payK?iriov.

epayK?iraros.

18

reading.

=
p?yKrjyfr, rjiros, ?,
=

5,

bi

?irior?ras.

?icWkOXous,

S OCR.
=

eirior?rrjs,

105, 10.

for payKka?irrjs. PORPH. Cer.

ov, rb, mala,

p?yovkov,

36

20.

282,

May?orop,

Mayior?pous,

payKrjir?ov,

as a various

THEOPH.

HES.

payKiirciov.

or

fiayKrjiriov

363

as,

p?yovkop,

8, 11.

EUS.

officers

Codin.

considered.

Greek.]
pab?pa, a kind of ship.

rifirjs.

of p?yiorpos.

fi?yiorpos?

teacher.

2. Master,

Ma

Jur.

Gloss.

certain

straps or thongs.

collectively

stantinople
11, et alibi.

alibi.
teacher,

CuROP.

payyka?injs?

were

2. Cheek, napei?. Ptoch.

2. Master,

10

19.

7,

17 F.

Vit.

chas

236,

ene(-fjpxero.

strap-bearer,

strap-bearers

incorrectly

payKka?irai

ov koXovoi

ra^eov,

fjyovpevos

Pallad.

200,

for

strap
Adm.

Porph.

(payKka?iop)

emperor's

Maypavpa,

165,

Pcopa?oi.

69,

clavus)

a<f>obp&p

payKka?loav

301 C To? ir?Xar?ovp?yiorpos. BASIL. Ill, 111 B. payka?lrrjs incorrectly

ZOS. 91, 2 'Hyep?va tcov ev rfj avXrj r?^cov
265 A.
8, 14.
p?ytorpov

bread,

16.

(See also payka?lrrjs.)

the master of the imperial household,

Particularly,
the chief officer of the emperor's palace. Athan.
I,

?vra

Lyd.

(See also payka?top.)

payka?iop,

Krjvoov.

18.

5,

payyka?iov.

furnished with

No

?pxov.

rb,

offenders,

The

ov,

ov,

127, 2 'Op?yiorpos

Mayiorp?Krjvoos,

SOCR.

coarse

sells

Sab. 225 C, baker in general.

Tovrov

magister

who

baker

p?yKinos.

Vit.

tising

Krjvoov.)

tor pos,

pay

2.

one

1, 174.

PTOCH.

p?yKiyjr.

?, manceps,

payKka?tov,

p?yiorpos.

with

written

?vaypaqbrjs. (Compare Novell.

rov

of

4.

19.

211,

the wife

67,

GLOSS.

mos,

p?yKity,

p?yKrj^,
THEOPH.

payiorijpiov.

rjs, r), magistra,

pay?orpiooa,

199, 23. Euagr.

876 D. Lyd.

ov, b, =

pay Kinos,

Gloss.

ov, rb, =

fiaylorpiov,

Nil.

rebus.

in

agens

(p?yiorpos)

epithet

2852,
of

50.
uncertain

673, 21. 674.

the zodiac ? Sept.

im

4 Reg.

413
fi?Orjfia

aros,

fi?orjpa,

the

rb,

rb

Creed,

Tfjs

(interpol.)

i),

(pa?rjrevo)

3.

instruction.

832

II,

2.

C
a

To make

Maorjrevoas.be

r), fem.

as,

ov, to,

palovXiov,
Kt'vat ....
patoupas,
2.

2.

loa,

opos or opos,

various

8.

S?ID.

44,

Mal.

soldiers,

poya.

Lex.

91.

270.

SCHED.

Plut.

20,

282,
21

26,

bibaoKaXov,

master-builder.

135,

pe?Coves.

eWe pampi.

eWe, paKapi,

cvktikos.

S?ID.
To be pampi

O thatI e??e!

*Oo5eXes
r?v

Kal *0<j>eXov,
cvkti

?iraibevrov

kov ?iripprjp,a. (See also paK?pi in the Appendix.)

fiampios,

a,

Superlative

ov, beatus,

as a title.

blessed,

paKapi?raros,

Tyr.
a title

beatissimus,

5. Athan.

I, 186 C.
bishops. Sard.
406
Afr.
1251 C.
A.
Cod.
Basil.
Ill,
A.
1073 C. Chal. 825

453

A.

given

to

359 C.
Ephes.

In the following passages it is applied to the em

peror. Porph. Adm. 156, 7. 187, 4. 188, 11.
YOL. VII.

NEW

SERIES.

53

Porph.

Adm.

Kvpis Voapav?s, The

SuiD.

lord

Ai niKplbes

elne?v

patee

classical

nap*
a ta,

bovr)

rb paKebovfjai

GREEK

MODERN

[In

etbos

Sippets,

key?peva.

r?krj?iarepov

the

iaa,

to

(MaKeb&v)

See

aikivov.

nerpoai

or

favor,

side

the

with,

k?Ketp

592

I,
C

in

adv.

(paKebovl?oa),

PLUT.

Leo
....

MaKeXX?pios

dialect.
rrj

paKebovtarl
tovs

mk&v

(?acavrj.

vnaaniar?s.

see.

p?Kep, which

?, butcher.

theMacedonian

Aanaa?pevoi

'Ave/3?a paKebovtarl

I, 927

3, 94.

Athen.

p?fceX,

Would that!

connection

Polyb.
20, 5, 5 and 13.
dialect. Plut.
2. To use theMacedonian

694
majores,

b ?aatkevs

fjp?v aelpim

parsley,

F.

V. 1.
pa?oro

Codin.

friend.

departed

(spurious).

in

used

memory,

vp&v

Macedonians.

-opos.

I, 72 D.

Ai?e,

* means

b pia?bs

783 A

XII,

(MaKebovia).

fj p?kkov

paKebovtarl

fiampi (paK?piov),utinamf
HES.

aXXois,

paKebovl?oa,

THEOPH.
Cer.

major),

(magnus,

r? nap9

on

to

of happy memory.

to,

ov,

2.

XlVOV.J

A.

1014

HI,

rov

Lyd.

May-day.

137, 8, et alibi.

pa'i?prjs

cO pampirrjs

paKebovfjaiov,

11.

2. Master-workman,

12.

the

V. 1.
paKeboviaia.

Porph.

Matoropos,

Curop.

the

pay?orop.

reading.

91.

1.

pato?Xtov.

=
?,

241,

of a

21

kax?voav,
to

THEOD.

p?yiorpos.

happy

the king Romanus,

fjroi palovXia.
Lyd.

to celebrate

Qpiba-

b, of

Beatitu

of the fifth chapter

to Matthew ; that is, from

Chrys.
13.

name

with

ChAL.

the keirovpyla

of

part

r& nvevpart,

Epiph.
ov,

pampirrjs,

4.

452,

(paiovp?s)

Hes.

papovXiov.

given

10.

451,

pa'iovviov,

paiorcop,

pos.

699,

Inscr.

3-12

according

oi nrcaxol

Apophth.

45.

164,

p.

II, 284 F To? pa?ov prjv?s.

May-day.

presents

Cer.

for

fiaiorpos

of May.

pa'iovviv,

?, m ajuma,

Largitio,

palovp?Co,

27,

lettuce,

Theoph.

Porph.

palovviv

the month

Kat at 7rap
rjplv ?ptbaKes,
?,

285,

as

I, 72 D.

Plut.

5879.

2, 52,

A.

in the RlTUAL,

forming

iv ro?s
ovpavo?s.

nokbs

DlOD.

pa?rjrijs.

ou, ?, m ai us, May,

p??os,

Mamptoi

Matt.

1141

EpHES.

(pamptap?s)

the Beatitudes,

NT.

bishops.
1259

vp&v.

pampi?rrjri

consist of verses

irarp?.

to

given

3. Prooem.

&v, oi,

They
of the Gospel

title

1252 C, to the bishop of Jeru

Novell.

pampiapol,

7r?vTa r? ??vrj.

of

Tfj

paKapt?rrjros.

or disciple.

to instruct.

of,

disciple

19 Mac^Te?craTe

fia?ijrpia,

r?

Hierosol.

dines,

pa?rjrevo, evoo, (pa?rjrijs) to be a pupil

PLUT.

Trail.

Ignat.

1254

vperipas

836 B.

r), beatitudo,

Afr.

salem.

as,

fia?rjrda,

28,

COD.

29.

86,

rjros,

pampi?rrjs,

Euagr.

SOCR. 2, 9,

fia?rjpariKrj,rjs, rj, (paorjpariK?s) astrology.

p.

ir?oreos.

rrjs

ovp?oXov

Id. 3, 25, p. 207, 40.

1, 8, p. 24.
5, 4, p. 428, 32.
Socr.

fiaKeXXrjs

Gram.

paKek

11.

113,

y?p

Kai

Gloss.

paKikkrjs

Jur.

poap?iarl

ianv

b aqbayevs.
ov, to, =

paKeke?ov,
paKekk?prjs,
paKekk?pios,

ov, b, macellarius,

Kpeon&krjs,
lanio.
EusT.
paKekke?ov,
paKikkrj,
paKikkrjs,

J?R.

Thessalon.

=
rjs, fj,
rj, b,

752

p?/ceXXov.
p?nkkov.
paKekk?pios.

337.

paKekk?prjs,

MaKeXXapios,

MaKeXXapios,
413,

C.

1, 335.

butcher,

GLOSS.

Capt.
=

II,

PTOCH.

paKekk?pios.

Kpeoan&krjs.

GLOSS.

ov, rb,

PLUT.

paKekke?ov.

=
rj, b,

laniator,

b a(j>??oav r? ?&a.

18.
PtOCH.

PLUT.

II,

GLOSS.

1, 333.
277
Jur.

D.
MaKekk?pios,

414

fiaiceXXucos

acjaa?cav r? ?&a

p?Kek

Kal paKekkrjs

y?p

eartv

poapatari

acjaayevs.
it was

epithet

the Great.

MalCH.

paKekkims,

Athan.
ov,

B.

to,

epos,

the

to p?Kekkov,

butcher's

Kpeoanoktov.

Indian

spice.

ano
POLYB.

pov.

3, 45,

rfjs

Iblas

?nb

rfjs ??karrrjs*

to

(fiaKp?s,

y?p

?iooa)

?nb

paKp?v
ov

pev

long

paKp?v

paKpo?iorrjs*

Ufe,

as of

extent,

20

30,

Dion.'

syllables.

bench

seat,

long

0-Kap.viov)

Cer. 531, 15.

rj, (paKp?s)

SEPT.

jirjKos.

length,

Deut.

MaKpoT77S fjuepov.
ov,

(rpax^Xos)

p. 162, 68. Hippol.

DlOD.

long-necked.

2, 50,

64.

ov, (xapaKrijp) =

paKpoxap?Krrjpos,

MAL.

paKpoirp?ooiros.

?oo, (paKpoxp?vios) to be long-lived.

fiaKpoxpov?Co,

Cod.

Ex.

Afr.

length

of

life.

SEPT.

Sir. 30, 22.

to be long-lived.

(paKpor)pepos)

Sept.

Deut.

4,

Sept.

paKpo?ios.

long-lived,

12.
Mal.

fiaKpoirp?ooiros.

away.
wo,

to

(paKp?s)

19

87,

2 Esdr.

Sept.

?fiov

?rrb oov.

(or to be

1. 11 abominations.
to remove.

away,

put

?ir

*Eu?Kpvvas

eavrovs

Kpvvovres

9,

7.

104,

fi?Kpvppa,aros, rb, (paKpvvo) that which is put

Ps.

Sept.

(xpovos)

o, (oyj/is) =

fiaKpvvo,

Sir. 3, 6.

paKpofjuepos, ov, (fjpipa) long-lived.

ov,

20,

put)
evaoa,

Sept.

20.

17,

paKpoxpovios,

Substantively,

territory.

eoas, fj, (paKporjpepevoa)

5, 33.

(fiaKp?s,

(settee ?). Porph.

rjros,

and

3.

631,

rb,

17.

101,

to vowels

applied

ov,

fiaKpooKapviov,

fiaKpoy'is,

paKporjpepevoa,

as

fiaKpo

paKp?\?ris,
17.

468,

Mal.

paKpfj.

insect

p. 498.

long-faced,

CONT.

in Bekker.

Deut.
extensive.

b?nebov)

great

paKporjpipevais,

ov, (irp?ooirov)

of

species

Eukhol.

THEOPH.

2. Long,
Thrax

paKp?irovs,

vegetation.

jiaKporp?xrjXos,

17.

Deut.

(Compare

long-footed.
?

jiaKpos, feminine

fiaKp?rrjs,

14.

3,

paKpobanis,

ov

3 Ke?rai

5, 99,

es, (paKp?s,

paKpobanfjs,

Can.

235, 4.

Adm.

106, 12.

eoas, fj,

Baruch.

8 p?Keip.

r&v napanroap?roav

^vpneaovres

arparonebelas.

paKpo?loaats,
Sept.

oi k?yoi

pov

rfjs acarrjplas

1,

by ano. Sept. Ps. 21, 1

Followed

paKp?v,procul, far.

to

injurious

Xap?Krrjpos.

I?T.

Diosc

110 (111). Arrian.

Peripl. Mar. Erythr.
Galen. XIII, 205 C.

MaKp?v

Kpeca

Plut.

macir,

(irovs)

paKpoirp?oairos,

paKikkrj,

an

ovv,

paKp?irovs,

Substantively,

butcher's,

slaughter-house,

paKekke?ov,

Leo

emperor,

rov MaKikkrj.

II, 277 D. Dion Cass. 998,

1, 38, p. 74, 43. Mal. 287, 5.

Socr.

p?Kep,

290

II,

1 Cor. 10, 25.

78.

Aiovros

rb, macellum,

paKeke?ov,

shop,

to

given

231

fj, ?v, pertaining

noakiK?s.
p?Kekkov,

Porph.

by the emperor.
7rpoKevo*ov.)

an

As

fiaXa?aupov

72,

qb?Xov.

Sept.
27

Oi

17 MaKpvv?rjoerai

108,

fia
air9

avrov.

40.
*paKp?oev

adv. from

(paKp?s),

Chrysippus

afar.

apud

Strab. 3, 3, 4.
4,14,
Preceded by the preposition ano. Sept.
p. 137 F.

Athen.

*H

13

3,

(poavr) fjmvero

eoas ?nb

NT.

paKpo?ev.

Matt.

7,

Kvpios
npbs

1, 65, 7.

fjaoa, rjaa, to be paKpo?vpos,

paKpo?vpeoa,
Job.

Polyb.

16.
in

Prov.
avro?s.

19,
NT.

2 Petr.

navras.

11.

Sir.

1 Thess.

to
18,
5,

3, 9 MaKpo?vpe?

Sept.

forbear.

11
14

'EpaKpo?vprjae
MaKpo?vpe?re

els fjp?s.

paKpo?vpos,ov, (?vpos) long-suffering, forbearing.

Num.

14,

Sept.

paKpvs,

da,

thol.

2.

v, long

7rX?Tos are
paKp?s,

long journey

performed

of

Avoxep?s

tall,

paKp?s.

Polyb.

15,

p?Kpos

in a

uaKp?s,

rj, (paKpos)
36,

Sept.

Ps.

128, 3

Apocr.

Bar

Martyr.

is to fiaKpvs what

/S?caos,

7tXot?s.]

?Kprjpvop?vovs
eos,

70, 12

avr?v.

to ?aovs,

adv.

fiaXa?aopov,

classical

[The

Ps.

Sept.

?fiov.

rrjv ?vopiav

*Ep?Kpvvav

paXa?aopivov,

(cessus)

to befar from.

2. To make long, to lengthen.

p?Kpoois,

18.

paKpoKevaov,ov, to,

?ir

Mi) paKpvvrjs

2 Esdr.

26, 58.
2. Long before, of time.

Intransitive,

long

line.

Kal fiaKp?s
the

spinning

Polyb.

ras

3, 51,

bvoxop?as.

out

of

a narrative.

2.

ov, rb=

paXa?aopov.

ov, rb, malobathron,

DlOSC
the

1, 75.
aromatic

leaf of

415
?Lavhukw

fiaXafa?ofiai

an

tree.

Indian

Galen.

65.

Arrian.

205 D.

XIII,

piKp?aOaaipov.

Mar.

Peripl.

(See also pea?acjaatpov,

Kal

12

?p?kaKta?rj

avrov

tovs

Sept.

erei

r&

iv

*Aa?

rfjs ?aaikelas

Tptamaroa

r&
was

n?bas,

2 Par.
Kal

ivv?roa
diseased

rb,

or

bag

of

made

basket

1. Pior 3. Paul.
Megeth.
Leimon. 36. 154.
Sab. 289 A.
of

dimin.

rb,

3.

Magn.

Can.

p?kaK&brfs, es, (pakams, EIA?)

Chrys. VII, 511 A.
weak.

tovs

ov, rb, =
ovovs

Modern

os eari

Greek,
means,

[In

the primitive of
at

aphthous

the

Hes.

pakifj.

Dion.
pakkcar?s, fj, ?v, (pakkoca)fleecy, woolly, shaggy.
1142
5.
Arist.
Schol.
Hal.
1491,
Ill,
Vesp.

fj, mother,

rjs,

p?pprj,

pfjrrjp.

rlr?rj. Good Greek, but bad

B.
797
II, 704 B. Herodian.
I,

2. Grandmother,
Plut.
Phryn.

papn?ptos

pa7T7r?pios.

89

(Spuria),

(723)B.
rb,

p?v,

food,

rb

the

?Q, manna,
Ex.

Sept.

p?wa.

16,

31.

mi
33.

91, 23.

Cont.
fjp?wa. Theoph.
present,
pava?, Hebrew niUD?
4 Reg. 8, 8.
p?vbakos,

ov,

b rfjs ?vpas
pavb?rov,

Ephes.

the

pavblXiv,

of

likeness

cording

to an

himself

to Abgarus,

Theoph.

on
holy towel, the cloth

'Irjoov

was
it was

legend,

Ac

impressed.
sent

Christ

by

an imaginary king of Edessa.

12.

432,

e? 'Eb?oorjs ?vaKopibr)

also

nap

pavbvXiv.

pavbvXiov,

Christ

ancient

Cont.

towel,

Horol.

rrjs ?xeipoiroiijrov
rjroi rov

Xpiorov,

the

For

?xetpo7rot77Tos.

16

August.
tov

cU?vos

Kvpiov

pavbrjXiov.

?yiov

(See

see Apocr.

legend,

'H

Act.

Thadd. 3.)

ov,

r?Xiov,

rb, mantile,

465,

as for

Cer.

EPIPH.

fiovij, povaorijpiov.

Euagr.

3, 241.

Nil.

1, 13,

174.
2.

p?vbpa

ov, ?, (p?vbpa,

Cont.

Classical.

animals.

1073 A.

ov, rb, =

oph.

PORPH.

pavbvXiov.

pavbpelov,

Theoph.

pavbpelov,

jiav

napkin,

(See also pavT^Xa.)

as, rj,fold,

p. 267.

mantilium,

pavbrj\iov,

fiavbiXiv,

11.

1, 350.

PtOCH.

fiavbiXiov.

EuAGR.
=

?pxo)

20, where

799,

6, 23,

to be

42.

ThE

?pxipavbpirrjs.
seems

it

p. 471,

used

con

ov,

pavbpirrjs,

to a p?vbpa

6, belonging

Const.

2, monk,

povax?s.

"lo?wrjvrbv Mavbp?

1180 D

(536), 1176 E.

rrjv, as a surname.

35.

pava

6, 1.

3,

temptuously.
Hebrew

indeclinable,

raculous

H?rmen.

mantelium,

jiavbtXiov,

pavrtXiov,

pavbpi?px*js,
VIII

Chrys.

fiav

6, 1.

3,

rb, mantele,

I, 811 A.

5, 3, 7.

1.

4,

HarxMen.

2. Monastery,

Phryn.

Attic.

Moer.

Attic.

kin,

p?vbpa,

a?yoa.
Good

7reu6Vos,

Ileuc^v

ei?os ??icopaTOS.

Novell.

ov,

pavbiXiov,

b? r& pakkcar&

Theoph.

744 A.

II,

SUID.

Mav??rcopes,

1.

4,

pavbiXiv for

Hes.

?qb?a.

2?ypan

VELL.

rjp?v

tongue,

to be sick at heart."]
in the fauces of beasts of burden,

pakifj, fjs, fj, irruption

pakls

nepl

bta pvKrfjpoav.

mr?ppovs

to become

v?aos

Makiaap?s,

paki?Coa(evidently

and metaphorically,

4,

Surety.

which

soft. Metaphorically,

SuiD.

paktfj.

ytvopivrj,

pakiaapos)

p?kls,

Id.

16.

T? ?ytov fiavbijXiov,The

p. 463 B.

pakiaapos,

-opos. Nie.

Leo.

pavbrjXiov,

Const.

Nie

paX?Ktov.

101

9.

Leg.

messenger.

opos, mandator,

|pavbaropevo, evoo, (pavb?rop) to become surety ? NO

palm-leaves.

Apophth.

pakaKlaKiov,

Homer.
279,

or

opos

et alibi.

2,

375,

2.

ov,

Vit.

Theoph.

108, 10.

2, 18, p. 311, 16. Mal.

Euagr.

b?rop.

in his feet.
pak?Ktov,

init.

fiavb?rop,

p?kaKl?opai (p?kaKt?oa), to be sick or ill.

16,

56.

Erythr.

b, bolt

for

a door.
Id.

p?vbakos.

ov, rb, mandatum,

1284 E.

Chal.

gift,

92,14.

pavbvas,

b&pov. Sept.

ov, ?, a kind

Avkos

Hes.

Tvkapos,

....

Kal

pavbvrjs,

p?vbakos.

order,

869 A.

despatch,

Antec

Typic.

message.

1, 21

also
fiavbvXiv

?,

pavbvrjs,

pavbvov,

or nun's

monk's,

gown.

p. 206.
=

pavbvas

1.

Lyd.

178,

pavriov.)
for

fiavriov.

33, 7.

abbot's,

bishop's,

30,
ov,

cloak,

Mal.

Sept. Jud. 3,16.

2. Mantle,

of

pavbvXiov.

Theoph.

728,

17.

14.

19.

(See

416
fiavBuX?ov

ou, t?, =

pav??Xiov,

I, B, 1, 2.
fiavbvov,

fiavCrjp?s.

pavCrjp?s,

o?, ?, Hebrew

Theoph.

change

rj or

ov,

also

Manichaeus,

Cyrill.

Hier.

called

of

?rjKores ?irb r?v

iroXir?v

e'oTtv ? o(j>aycls

irap

To

Tit.

by

77

Mepa

Nie.

or

having

?,

^e'XXiov
VaX?rai.

collar,

ire

r?s

pi

Dan.

Sept.
5.

2, 31,

bracelet,

Hes.

necklace,

7.

5,

29.

....

KXot?s

p?vi?,

Kal rbv

xdpas

xpvo*??v

1 T?v

e? ovpavov

8.

29,

2,

cav, r?,

pavt?Kiv

ov,

rb, dimin.

Porph.

Adm.

fiavi?Kiov,
36.

pavt?Kta,

20.

457,
of

Theoph.

11.

Arsen.

Apophth.

fiavi?Krjs.

114,

Hes.

Mal.

15.

377,

...

Mijv?o-koi

jmvi?Krjs.

Mav?a^,

tortile,

viKa, irepixepibes,
paviKe'Xiov,
pav?Ktov,

rb,

fiavUia,

Lyd.

x^tp?oes.

ou, rb == x
ov,

sleeves,

(p?viKat)

sleeve,

irepixep?s, x tP?St Theoph.

Porph.

Adm.

167,

iKos, ?,=

fiaviirXol,
Mavixatos,

6, 25.

pavtKeXiov,

599, 21.

ov,

'p?nna,
Mal.

35.

x^*P?p?viKOV,

Leo.

Porph.

Cer.

M?i^s.

=
?l?vva, rb, indeclinable,

ALEX.

p?v.

441,

6, 13.

Lyd.
LyC.

413

Sept. Num.

3.

as,

128,

8.

60

LEIMON.
of palm-leaves.

Porph.
pillow,

Cer. 495, 8.
npoaKeua?ka?ov.

written

incorrectly

one

with

uncertain.

a g n U S ,
piyas)

Porph.

A.
Cer.

??ei

a X im

U S ,
piyiaros.

(See also novrlqbi?.)

fj, mappa,

1 Aevrepav

(m

412,13.

Lyd.

(faaKtoXrjs, iKjiaye?ov.

Cedr.
at
?iav

145.

I, 297, 17.

the hippodrome.
rrjv t&v

Novell.

105,

?nnoav,

?pikkrjrrjploav

fjv br)

npoaayopevovat.
ov, b, m

a p p a r i U S,
pann?pts,

officer who used to drop the mappa

beginning

11, 7 T?

199,

made

7, 74.

6.

178.

79,19.

b, meaning

2. Horse-race

pann?pios,

B.

POLL.

Lyd.
cloak

presents

7.

22,

pavbikiov.

(maxilla)

3, 87, 6.

p?nnav

orjpaio^i?poi.

o?, manipuli,
ou, ?,

11.

shrub,

divination,

of

Num.

Gram.

Hence,

fagot.

283 A.

pavbvas.

672,

ov,

Polyb.

2.

pavi?Krjs.

134,

large

Cer. 75, 3.

352, 16.

cir

fiaviK?Xia, xctpop?

?P?rAO^vlK0V'LeO.

Leo

rb,

Cer.

jm^tpos,

ai, m a n i C a e,

fi?viKai,

z=z

Chron.

ov,

Porph.

tortus.

culas,

CONST.
avrois*

Porph.

reward

fj,

pavrlov,

421,20.

pa?tkk?ptos,
GlOSS.

give

candelabrum,

tus)

Sept.

z=.

to,

pa?iXXapiov,
.

ircpib?paia.

aKos, ?, =

pavia?,

Mal.

manna.

pavvobfjaavra

Sab. 229 C.

papbtktop.

ov,

paprlop,

(manu

(pavre?ov)

'Axro aetp?s
for pavt?Kiov.

Lu

11.

125,

(manualis)

V. 1. pavreika,

papTiktop

J7T01 fiavi?Krjs.

KoXX?piov,

to,

ov,

pavrfjka,

Suid.

p?vi?,

6, 3,

rb,

Cer.
to

biboapt)

the soothsayers.

for

o?

rp?xrjXov

Polyb.

its

59, p. 247.

pavre?a,

? qjopovoi

and

mamma.

dear

PORPH.

(p?wa,

??pvos. Vit.

Cer. 469, 15.

pavi?<7js,

Koapos,

neptrpaxfjktos

6, 1.

Mayvavpa.

pavov?tov,

Porph.

fiavi?Krjs.

Schol.

pavi?xrjs

p?wa,

candlestick used in churches.

17.

Can.

Const.

(Compare

of

Meretr.

ov,

Typic

pupil.

necklace.

p?wos,

rjaa,

pavov?kiov,

on K??ikos

Kal r?v ovyKXrjriK?v

rj, ov, wearing

ou,

ApOST.

Mal.

uncertain.

meaning

be ianv

dimin.

rb,

Dial.

Mavvavpa

22.

65,

air?.

rb,

of

paw?Kiov.

ov,

c?an.

avr?v.

as a

study,

fiaviaK?ros,

Zos.

?eoi.

rb,

key?pevov

pawoborica,

Followed

105,

II,

7.

dimin.

11, 40 Mavvos

paw?ptov,

Epiph.

M?vou.

ov,

Agath.
ov,

Cedr.

pava.

derivatives.)

dualism.

rov M?vrj, in both places.

x^?vtoi

to ham.

2.

rb

mother,

paw?biov,

TheOCR.

rov M?vevTos.

fiav??vo,

tov

31

6,

surname.

commonly

propagator

e?Sos

(See also paw?ptov.)

for

paw?Kiov,

7rep7re, rre'vTe.]

compare

556, 7.

Apophth.

picture

real

Kal rb e?bos avrov

?arl,

mp?ov

fj, mamma,

paw?biv

of

John

the

his

?,Manes,

Catech.

o?, manes,

p?v?7s,

into N,

the

628 D,

1, 617 C.

to Saint

Mavoovp,

cvros,

Mavixa?os,

1077

upon

play

vo?os.

bastard,

Copronymus,

of M

the

[For
M?vr?s,

;with

as,

p?wa,

10.

given

?cre? anippa

Kpvor?XXov.

11.

manzer,

*)f?O,

Constantine

by

67,17.
6.

266,

I, 799,

9, a nickname

643,

Damascus

CEDR.

8e p?wa

Euangel.

Curop.

THEOPH.

pavbvas.

=.
fiavCijp

breaker

I, 297, 18.

Cedr.

ov, t?, =

Nicod.

Apocr.

pav?^Xtov.

fiainr?pioc

the

297, 15. 19.

chariot-races

in the

papnaptos,

the

as a signal for
circus.

Cedr.

I,

417
fiamrapi?

pann?pis

for pann?pios.

papados,

ov, fj,fennel.
for

jxapyaptr?pip
Theoph.

CHRON.
Lyd.

9.

701,

ov,

Porph.
=

rb,

1.

papyaplrrjs

2.

^4

of

particle

ov,

p?pyapov,

ov, b,

pApyapos,

p?pyapos,

Proc
=

bread.

Chrys.

PAUS.

papyaplrrjs.

Ael.

p?pyapov.

8,

N.

A.

15, 8.

name

the

the

of

sister

of

the apostle Philip ; called also Mapi?pvrj,Mariamne,

Act. Philipp, passim. Hip
which see. Apocr.
pol.
Mapi?pvrj

a Saintess

270.

suffered

the

of Marina,

lady.
name

oiKov Maplvrjs.

rbv

rekevra

TovTov
To

of

454,
sion

r&v Maplvrjs,

'Ev

iv

to) nakarloa
See

rj, b, dimin.

Bv?avrloa,
oikop

papKiatos

? 79,

THEOPH.

of Map?vos.

ov,

papKfjaios,

Socr.

NlC

GREG.

I,

papKeaios.

b, marquis,

&v, oi, the followers

Just. Tryph.
pappapoa?novvov,

Marcion

238,

Id.

240,

Porph.

(p?ppapov,

aanovviov)

2.

Adm.

of

&aoa,

with

marble.

2,

Mal.

339,

Const.

?pyaXelov

oibrjpovv.
?rjpvrra.

and

the

the

MAURIC.

12,

of MapT?vos, Martinus.

like.

4.

11.

Theoph.

the month

March,

witness.

of March.

Classical.
Apocr.

martyrdom.

Apost.

9.

5,

Clem.

1.

Polyc.

3.

To

commend.

Act.

Rom.

Iren.

3,

5?

1,

Epist.
3.

3,

1.

Philipp.

Eus.

2, 23,

fiaprvpiov,

(p?prvs)

MeT?

25

7.

6,

nat.

that

Ill,
2.

13.

Sub

to

relating

Martyr.

martyrs.
rov

reXeiooiv.

?vbpbs

is,

Theoph.

martyrologies.

17,

or?qbavos.
to

ov,

of

6.

Ignat.

Martyr.

rpoir?piov,

martyr.

Triod.

Const.

rb, martyrdom.

1 and

se.

paprvpiK?v,

to or in honor

1. 7.

Orig.

1.

1, 28,

1289 B Ai fiaprvpiKal?i?Xoi, The books of

II,

paprvpiov,

koXXos pap

Iren.

martyrdom.

rrjv paprvpiKrjv

Substantively,

soap.

7 Ata

88,

23.

1, p. 45,
rj, ?v,

fiaprvpiK?s,

Nie.

=
rj,

as,
2,

Theoph.

viro 2e?i)prjs.

martyrs,

140,14.
BASILIC 58,

with marble.
pappapcar?s,fj, ?v, (pappap?oa)paved

i) iriKpa

Compare

pickaxe,

ov, to, =

suffer

Martyr.

5,
to pave

mattock,

to bear

rjoo,
To

2.

the heresiarch.

cake

com

be

the modern

ox-tongue.

?, martius,

addressed

58, 2, 13. Theoph. Cont.

a
papp?poaais, eoas,fj, (pappap?oa) paving.
Basilic

dandelion,

If

papovXiov.

and may

herb,

the

I, 72 A.

Eus.

Eukhol.
pappap?oa,

ov,

677.

2.

of

prototype
bitter

has

which

870, 10.

Plut.

fiaprvp?a,

35.
to,

pa'iovviov,

fjroi fiaprCo?ap?ovXa.

MaprvpiKos
of

palovXiov,

7riKpis, and

rb, marra,

rvprj?eloav

expres

1, 8, p. 22.

the
the

rj, ?, dimin.

Cont.

2.)

Cer. 661, 17.

116, 20.
MapKiavol,

ov,

IGNAT.
papKfjatos.

lettuce,

amarulus,

ancient

Mapp?v,

Id.

12.
=

marble.

p. 80, 15.

Maplvrjs.

the

(For

INTRODUCTION,

iu s.

with

paved

*1Q, bitter.']

fiapTvp?o,

Kal fj

'O olkos Maplvrjs.

r&v Maplvrjs.

Mapts, t, b, (Mapios)Mar

The

r& eret

Tovroa

371

6 narpUios

r&v Maplvrjs,

7raXaViov

rb,

be

being

the

Hebrew

p. 661

XIII,

rov beanoriKov
fjK?ev els

3,

succory,

Mapnv?Krjs,

in Constan

palace

THEOPH.

Bekia?ptos

nepiovala

Maptv?Krjs,

Xiba,

p?pnos,
cO o?kos Maplvrjs,

tinople built by this lady. Anthol.

....

martyr

17 Tfjs dyias

Jul.

Horol.

a Roman

2. Marina,

Eis

with

Brjpvrras,

who

Maplvrjs.

pey?koji?pTVpos

ov,

means

so, papovXiov.

Hes.

314.

HlPPOL.

Maptapprj.

dom in the year

house

of

paprCo?ap?ovXov,

rjs, fj,Marina,

Maplva,

107,

fiapovXiov,

pared

j fiapp?v,

95.
=

place

1.

iriKp?s, would

rus,

III, 27, 18.

rjs, fj,Mariamme,

Mapi?pprj,

fiapovXiv for

appearance

rb, pearl,

18, 6 (2).

sacramental

798 E.

771 C.

XII,

Classical.
the

Cer.

?piba^, ?pibaK?vrj.GEOPON. 12, 1, 2. BOISS. Ill,

420. [The analogical diminutive of the Latin ama

351,11.
ov, ?, pearl.

papyaplrrjs,

rb pappapor?v,

stantively,

19.

154,

papyaptr?ptop,

fiaprvpiov

Ephes.

Polyc.

2.

a modulus
Eukhol.

Apost.
1.

5,

Martyr.

Ig

Alex.

599.

Clem.

I, 285 C. Eus. 1, 1, p. 2, et alibi.

Id. IV, 193 D.
523 B.
Chapel

to any Saint,

dedicated

to a martyr,

including even Christ.

5.

1,

and

Theod.

in

Apocr.

general

Act.

418
?lariov

fiapTvpoXoyiov

et

Matt.

Martyr.

Maprvpiov

V.

Eus.

C.

734

?irooroXov.

4, 40,

I, 366 A

Sepulchre. Athan.

rov

Tierpov

9.

Laod.

27.

the church of the Holy

church

the

B,

book containing an account of the life and

Porph.
martyrdom of a martyr. Nie. II, 861 D.
3. A

ov, to,

vpos,

p?prvs,

rrjs ?Xrj?eias

?, witness.

Act.

8, 33, 3. Martyr.

Polyc.

34.

Afr.

51.

it was

Sometimes

Apoc. 2, 13.
2.
5, 1,
8, 12, 19.
2. Hippol.
287, 67.
20?

22,

46.

Can.

(?poXo

yrjrai). HlPPOL. 288.

ov,

Mao?ooaloi,

oi,

as a various

fiao?os

22,

APOST.

6, 6,

184.

p.

Cer.

or Meo-o-aXtavoi,

ing Greek
EpiPH.
ovroi

I,

words
994 A

MacrcraXtavoi.

?pjirjvev?pevoi
b?, rovvofia

18,

belv ir?vTore
17

and

(See
1 *EXeye

also

sect

and

?v?ovoiaorijs,

be Kai irapa?oXrjv
Kai

irpooevxco?ai

els

TheoPH.

99,

irpbs

1 Thess.

to
5,

'A?iaXe?7TTcos irpooevxeo?ai.)

p?oorjpa,

aros,

to,

(paoo?optai)

a horse

PORPH.

Cer. 463, 4.
p?o-o-ivos,
C?oas
jiaoo?ov,

ov, meaning
avrbv oxolvov
ov, rb, meaning

uncertain.

186,

20

Ilepi

as,

as,

par(ovm,

Porph.

Cer.

Chrys.

p?ratos,
iv

iavro?s

Jer.

Sept.

frustrate.

opaaiv,

4, 3.

Ps.

Sept.

folly.
to

timber.

They

that

pretend

fj vnop?oaaiv

1 Reg.

Sept.

Jur.

Gloss.

Marepla,

?v?a.

?vaym?a

fj, matertera,

fj npbs

?ela.

prjrpbs

352,

parepripa,

Magna

matertera.

fj, Italian

mazza,

French

mace,

An

caaa, to give

parC?oa,

432,

parC&aat.
p?rrjv,

parlv

p?nov,

a box

on

17

^?o-re

rtv?

parlov,

he
ov,

6, 27.

Leo.

par?bv/ca.

Eng
1, 227.

the ear,
r&v

84.

14,
to

cuff,

narpiKloav

buffet.
rovrov

par?ovm.)

THEOPH.

shamming,

for

masse,
Ptoch.

par(ovKiov.

one

(Compare
vain.

in

Ibid.

21.

25,

ov, rb, =

par?ovKtov,

stake,

club,

C?ROP.

perlv.

fi?ooivov.
uncertain.

vanity,

parat?opai, to act foolishly.

4 Reg. 17, 15.

not
rb,

705,

16

2ri^avres

being

the

real

p?nov.

avrov

els

king.

APOPHTH.

Paul.

3.

Magn.
Mal.

in vain.

see visions.

p?rrjv,
bit for

STRAB.

Luc?an. Dial.

laboring

n?vos)

&aoa, to render

THEOPH.

compare

avrols

fir) ?KKOKelv.

Plut.

16 Maraiovaiv

lish

IV,

be rovro pera?aXXoficvov
orjpaivei.

II, 119 E.

rjros, fj, (p?ratos)

Mey?krj

C Matro-aXiavoi
TheOD.

in vain.

labor

(jiarai?novos)

TEC 1, 10, 5.

see.

which

POLYB.

1, 4.

511 A.

parat?rrjs,

correspond

E?x?Tai,
1067

in vain.

Clem. Rom. Homil.

ov, (p?ratos,

parat?novos,

23,

to labor

talk.

8.

10,

parepripa,

main

who

The

evx?fievoi.

q^ovrjv robs Evxiras

10 Meo-o-aXtavoi.
Luc.

E?kt?toi

and Arabic

(Syriac

always.

are

KaXovvrat,

NT.

oi,

to pray

ought

Meo-o-aXtavoi

rrjv 'EXX??a

?v,

or Messaliani,

that men

242

fj,

r? els olmboprjv

7?D)Massaliani
tained

25, 5, 11.

pare p?a, as, fj, materia,

470, 7.
MaooaXiavoi,

Luct.

LuCIAN.

foolishly.

fjaoa, (paraton?vos)

26, 21.

2.

19,

Adm.

Porph.

62.

as,

Mort.

they

Porph.

to act

(p?ralos)

Hippol.

Mid.

uncertain.

militum.

17, 1, 28, p. 806.

4.

471,

Proteuangel.

?v, meaning

ij,

fiaoovporos,

4,

CANN.

Apocr.

p.aor?s.

CONST.

Eus.

payiobiov.

16.

jparat?oa,

Baop?ocoi.

reading.

fiaoyijbiov

lashed.

scourged,

nkfjaaoa)

b, magister

?aca,

parat?Coa,

VII,

to confessors

applied

(p?an?,

121, 17.

paraionovla,

Apost.

Cod.

123,

9, 2, 2.

?np?Coi?v.

p?prvpas

ov,
13.

paarpopfjkrjs,

paraionovica,

ovpirXao??vra

?x?p?v

Classical.

NT.
2. Martyr.
3
Const.
11,
seq.

Laod.

QuiN.

martyrology.

?v rovs Xpiorov

os

fiaprvpoX?yia,

X?yo)

(p?prvs,

yjrevbos vrrb r?v

Ta

63

Mal.

?eve

?ppekavaia

Kal r? paaala.

paratokoyla, as, fj, (paraiok?yos) idle or foolish

Plut.
II, 6 F.

16, 20.

fiaprvpoX?yiov,

a?fT&v r&v Kop?tvoypa(j>oav

Qopovvroav

paany?nkrjKTos,

of the Holy Sepulchre.

Chrys. II, 397 C. Zos.
270, 19. Chal. Can. 6. Mal.
369, 15, of Symeon
the Stylite.

Them.

10

Tov Kal kevmv

ov,

rb,

(Hebrew

TO)

SCHOL. ARIST. Nub.

| pirpov.

a kind

of measure,

parlv,

451 M?nov y?p ei8os

419
fiarkalov

to, matula,

ov,

parXalov,

kind

of

measure.

liquid

'H Mavprj
Adm.

Eukhol.
ov,

fiarpiK?pios,

?,

matricarius,

(matrix)

to,

ov,

parpUiov,

Kai

?vXov

a tr i

(m

x)

Lyd.

Trax?.

4.

11,

irXarb

oavis,

board,

2. Matricula,

Cedr.

298,

I,

3.

list,

register,

Cod.

p?rpi?.

Homil.
Afr.

Cod.

Ka??bpa.

ov,

?,

Xoycov qbvXaf;.

Can.

ypaqbal

as,

ywij.

?iro

parpUiov,

Can.

Afr.

COD.

KaraX?yov.

rj, matrona,

Lyd.

Cant.

ov,

SC.

r?,

Cedr.

I,

64, 13.

some

author.

earlier

Plut.

ladies9

the

30

I,

Kai

ibos,

rj,

a materis,

to

or

mataris,

o?,

Mal.

?,

iropvev?vTov,

pi

earlier

MaTp?XXtov,
oirov

oi

r?iros

p.aorpoirol,

rjroi

I, B,

to Pontius

rj, (pavXiorrjs)

bos.

Nom.

Coteler.

iep?

irpoooirov

16.

bawd,

rj paorpo

procuress,

irpoayoy?s,

fiavX?orpia.

'Hoio

250.
black,

niger,
Martyr.

KaroiKovvra
o?v Kaoanep

p?Xas.

os

Al?ioira

Apocr.
7

Barthol.

fiavpov

kuvos, k. t. X.

Act.

T?v

baipova

os

rj ao?o

to

pe

Porph.

aKpop r&p xkavt

1, 69.

Diosc

as

majesty,
3, 1 np?s

to,

title.

(Compare

Apocr.

r? pey?ke?ov

mological

?l/JQ,

(Hebrew

evayye'Xiov

peyakei?rrjs,

35, 23.
accusative.

Nicod.

to a?v, addressed

Pilatus.
ov,

pey?ke?ov,

by

electuary

to,

ov,

Euangel.
r?v

the

pey?kkiov.)

as,

nuyooT?Xos,

Xrj

p?xaipa.

procurer,

pander,

pimp,

iropvelov,

SuiD.

r?v ?v r?

MauX?s,

the

38. 60. Mal.

et Paul.

3 Reg.

passim.

ov, to,

tary,

rj, ov, (?pavpos)

CANT.

connected with

rpocfafj. Sept.

Karaa(?)payl?ovai

Ptoch.

pey?ke?ov,

HeS.

ir?s.

Pet.

HeS.

(pauX?fco)

rovr?on

?Jpcov).

paqb?piop.

p?xrj. AtTAL.

Followed

22

316,

bloav.

bierpi?ov.

pavXiaral

fiavpos,

TOiV

key?pepop

73 NO, food,

with.

for pera,

pey?ke?ov,

iroiovoa.

pa?Xiorrjs.

paorpoir?s,

in

pa(f>?ptov.

key?pevov

pixPL

napetpivov

paxqap?s, ov, b,fight,

paorpoirevo.

pander,

pimp,

fiavXiorpia.

ti

rj eVt pio??

pavXiorpia,

rb

kiyei

on. Carp,

Phil

Eust.

narpt?pxov

paxelp, Hebrew

547.
z=z

Kai

npoabib?va?

5,11.
of

(pavXis)

Coteler.

pavXiorijs,

iji?nov

Rom.

pa.]

Cer.
toa,

fiavXis,

To rov

map

330, 4.

Nom.

rb

paxatpopaxioa (p?xopai), tofight with a p?xaipa. POLYB.

10, 20, 3.

in a

apartment

a kind of javelin).
(the name of

matara

I, 296, 15 quoted from

Cedr.

ov, ?, carrier

fiavXICo,

Qipiarpov

Cer. 529, 15.

201

I,

?opri).

(parp?va)

bath. Lyd.

fiam?pios,

i a.

r?, matronal

p,arpovaXiov,

fiarpov?Kia,

Clem.

garment.

light
avrov

[It may possibly be etymologically

fiarpov?Xia,
*H r?v

5,

Kecfaakfjs rjvmkvppa

296, 11.
ov,

a national

as

658,

1280, 60 Kpfjbepvov be
to paob?piov
Id.
976, 41 T? b? Kpfjbepvov
(compare

o?qbpov

64, 9.

40, 6.

of

kind of hood or veil.

Porph.

Lyd.

33.

oUob?oiroiva,

evyev?s,

2822.

Inscr.

655.

18.

2. A

list, register,

roll,

a kind

5 To) aipovn

15,

Pherm.

228, 13 oi parpas.

196, 9.
parp?va,

Kara

12.

260,

iKos, rj, matrix,

r?v

654.

in black,

rb pa?a?piov. Athan.
II, 116 B. Basil. H, 528 A.
Pallad.
Vit. Chrys. 35 B. Apophth.
Theodor.

123.

matriculae,

of

keeper

LYD.

2.
clothed

(?aipoa) black-clad,

Theoph.

ov, rb,

pacfaoptov,

Ibid. p. 1315 D. E.
parpiKovX?pios,

Barthol.

Martyr.

ov, (pavpos,

pekavelpcav.

189, 5.

Phoc.

Cathedral,

Porph.

Bulgaria.

appellative.

roll,

Can. 86 fin.

Afr.

Apocr.

pavpoqb?pos,

16.

Chil. 12, 342.

Tzetz.

81,

pek?v?pt?.

thick

Black

Bovkyapla,

3.

pavp?rptxos, ov, (palpos, ?pl?) black-haired, pekavo?pt?,

carpen

I, 298, 22.

ter, ?uXoupy?s. Cedr.

fi?rpi?,

fieyaXeirl?oXoc

3 or 5.

VlT.

volumen)
Sab.

264

evangelis

LEIMON.

475, 13. 495, 14. [It has no ety

connection with the preceding.]

rjros, fj, (peyaketos)

greatness.

SEPT.

1 Esdr.

1,4.
Majesty,
1, 2 Ae?peo?

as a title.
aov

Apocr.

Nicod.

Euangel.

I, B,

rfjs peyakei?rrjros.

peyakenl?okos, ov, (p?yas, inl?okos) aiming

at (or at

420

fieyaXoepyla

great

tempting)

objects,

p.ey?Xois

15, 37, 1. DiOD.

Polyb.

as,

peyaXoepyia,
POLYB.

rj,

ov, of coarse

p,eyaXoCrjXos,
5 KoXo?ia

kot'

Cer.

oikous.

ov,

656, 21.

Oph. Cont.

?,

vpos,

fieyaXop?prvs,

KeqbaXrj)

as

martyr,

.Saint

1829

Nectar.

great

THE

and

George

C.

Simoc.

Cath
Porph.

231,17.

rj, the

as,

ficy?Xoirp?ireia,
E

as

ir?oraros,

title.

IV,
11, applied to martyrs !
rjoo,

peyaXopprjpov?o,

rov oikov

'OXoty?pvrjs ds

1 Reg.

11,

2, 3.

Polyb.

ov> ?,

peyaX?oxnpos,

p.

D.

peyas.

TheOPH.
16

479,
pcyaX?repos.
=

ficyaXoovvrj
Method.

9 Eis

peyaXoovvrj.

12,

62

near

printed

usually

Sept.

greatness.

peyakooa)

Sept.

greatness.

(pey?kos)
r&

?e&

Deut.
our

fjp&v, Magnify

great,

Mey?krj

large.

Great

fjpipa,

or

the Jews,
31.

19,

the Easter

Apocr.

of

the

the Christians.
1, 2.

Proteuangel.

Eus.

7, 30, p. 362 Tfj pey?krj rov n?axa fjpipa, of the Chris

6. Epiph. I, 1105 D. Proc
tians. Anc
I, 472, 8.
'H pey?krj

ioprfj, The

great

that

festival,

is, Easter*

Sept.

216,

13

Ai

evxai

da

aov,

piya,

tovs

aov

(?atkovs

fja?b

koaaav.
wears

who

the great

is supppsed to

He

Typic.

sanctity.

147.

Nicod.

70,

Eukhol.

(See

I, B,

Euangel,

8 peyaXc?Tepos.

Barthol.

pey?Xov

rfjs

fj Koiprjais

2, 17, p. 69, 36.

As a title, it was sometimes given to bishops. Nie
II, 880 D Kvpi b peyas,My lord the bishop. Theoph.

boastfulness.

big, boastful.

so called.

3 pcyaX?repos. Martyr.

fj

(Epiphany),

and

Eus.

a monk

Apocr.

fj,

piya,

of

Joan.

2.

K?vbvvov

rjX?ov.

Leo.

ro?s

Adm.
peye?os,
Apocr.
repov

-c?Tepos.

MARTYR.

PolYC.

20.

21.

52 A.

es,
of noble nature. Polyb.
fieyaXoqbvfjs, (</>?co)

to ptKp?s.

; opposed

comparatively

Od.

2,

natu.

ereatv, Major
19
158,

14

fjktKiav.

rfjv

M?yas

'A7T? piKpov

eos, rb, greatness,

Nicod.
peye?os,

beseech

353,
Porph.

22.

Chron.

Cer.

68,

22.

eoas peyaXov.

majesty,

Euangel
We

Mal.

I, A,
your

peyakei?rrjs,
1, 2

as a title.

*A?iovpev

Greatness

to

vpi

(your Ma

jesty),
peyiar?ves,

12, 23,5.

Old,

314, full grown, of age. Sept. Gen. 25, 23. 38, 11.
Poemen. 108 Melfav
Basil.
II, 174 C. Apophth.

576,

=
rj, ov,

are

if from

(as

peyakoaavvrjv

pey?krj,

NT.

to

boaster,

39, 3,1.

Coteler.

rjs,

Passover

519,

axvpa-)

ficy?Xos,

11,

Chron.

talking,

extraordinary

Nom.

257.

also

of

a person

Epist.

Qeoqb?via

f? 'Avakrjyfsis,

fj Hepiropfj,

Porph. Cer. 520, 18.

day, applied tofestivals.
Particularly, 'H pey?krj fjpipa, The Great Bay,

pcyaXoirpe

13, 3.

Xpiarov,

the follow

'Ayiao-parapiov.]

rb,

3 Aore

*peyas,

jieyaXoppijfiova.

(ox^jpa)

habit (to p?ya oxnpa)

be

HI,

85

r?

peyakw?pia

the

aros,

rov

God.

*lopai)X.

rj, arrogant

3 rXc?crcrav

TheOD.

to be a

p.eyaXopprjpov,ov, (prjpa) talking

Ps.

[The
of

end

6, 17 "Ocra ?peyaXopprjpovrjoev

rjs,

peyaXopprjpooivrj,

Sept.

?eoromv.

peyakoaavvrj,

Ephes.

Alex.

(peyaXoppijpov)

SEPT. Judith.

boast.

r? nao"xa,

32,

title.

Superlative

Cyrill.

187. Novell.

Theod.

especially

1537 C.

Chal.

es, magnificent.

pcyaXoirpeirrjs,

peyaXorrp?ircia.

vper?pa

IV, 187.

934 D.

as

rj, magnificence,

*H

to

2, 43, p. 159, 34.

Socr.

Constantinople.

and

b peyas,

Baalkeios

are

peyakw?pia

Jer. 31 (48), 17 Pa?bos peyak&paros,strong staff.

to Rome,

applied

city,

Thessalonica,

Antioch,

Alexandria,

1120

great

have
17 T?wrjais

Eio~?8ia,

peyakoapa,

ecos,

which

*Ynanavrfj,

the

Cer. 581, 21.

peyaX?7ToXts,

feasts

ayios

Saint

was

the peyakw?pia.

of

: r?

ing

a distin

martyr,

name

The

of many

(See also KcqbqX?s.)

i), (p?prvs)

a mv&v.

of

tro

regular

also

(See

large-headed.

ode

the

469,

The

(fi?yas,

ninth

a short

the RlTUAL,

before

suggested by peyakvvet, the first word of theMagnifi

cat (see oabfj1), or rather by pey?Xwov, the first word

peo?CrjXa.)

p.eyaXoK?qbaXos,

erine.

Porph.

eVe tcov

pieyaX?CrjXa

Xeirr?CrjXa,

guished

texture??

in

(peyakvvca)

immediately

the

of

parion

to,

sung

troparion

fieyaXovpyia.

magnificence,

ov,

peyakvv?piov,

2, 7, p. 120, 98.

1.

3,

31,

(EPr?)

em?ovXevo.

irp?ypao?v

1, 19.

pueyiar?ve^

pevoi.

cav, ol, magnates,

Sept.

Esai.

34, 12.

grandees,

1 Esdr.

01 peya

bvv?

1, 36.

NT.

421
/?eXo?

fieyLCTavoc

6, 21.

Marc.

Tatian.

Phryn.

3.

Theoph.

blackness. Hence, the black art, black being the color

of the devil. Theod.
Lector.
1, 8 Ttp?oeos b

406,

6, et alibi.
Leg.

ov, ?, grandee.

pcyior?vos,
oph.

451,

12.

183,

honey,

A?kovpos

evcro,

POLYB.

6,

?iriX?KTOvs

as,

of

Polyb.

to

?pprjvevo)

DlOD.

pursuit,

rp?irov.

NT.

evoo,

p.

to contrive,

(ji??obos)

Metfo?e?ovT?s

ri

rrjv

eK

90

19,

yeop?rpov

?Xij?eiav

14.

4,

Eph.

Diod.

xPri(T'LP(?Vt

rrjs

Tropically.
oov

bovXo

slandered

servant

thy

epireipias

1? 81

unto

ravrrjv

irpbs

rbv ?aoiXea,

lord

my

Polyb.

fic?obev

hath

He

Kai peoobev?

?piropevov

To

r? X?yia

distort,
rov

Polyc.

pervert.

methodical.

(fi??obos)

*Os ?v pe?obevrj

lb ?as ?m?vpias.

Kvpiov irpbs ras

i), ?v,.

peoobiK?s,

adv.

fie?obiK?s,

ov, rb,

fieo?biov,

(?b?s)

a journey.
aros,

p??vopa,

13,

Inscr.
to,

Polyb.

viaticum,

1, 84,

6.

9, 2, 5.

provisions

supplies,

opposed

(pe?voKo)

2. Plan, project.

drink.

a,

Sept.

Ibos,

Antec.

5760

Inscr.

I, 468 B.

pe?fcov,

greater.

Mal.

490, 9.

Porph.

Joan.

less

correctly

for

fieXavia,

SERIES.

as,

54

4.

Adm.

257, 3.

VOL. VII. NEW

darkness,

20.

ij, etymologically,

discourse.

also

(See

2,

to

Sept.

pieces.

AmpHIL.

pekrj.
Apophth.

swarm

(peklaatos)

Hes.

177 D.

Arsen.

38.

of

bees, apfjvos,

iap?s

rb apfjvos.

Mek?aatov,

Sept.

aviary.

(p?kt, ar?Coa) dripping

ov, b, (pekl?c?)

see

14, 25.

Reg.

honey.

Babr.

.Theoph.

same

the

perhaps

as

Keppartarfjs,

11.

367,

p?ka?.
b, a youth,

ams,

Hes.

Rhetor.

18.

pekiarrjs,

pekka,

to cut

avrb mr?

&vos, b, (pektaaa)

pektaa&v,

Luc?an.

493, 6.

fj, honeycomb.

ov, rb,

peklaaiov,

MikaKes,

n?kka?,

ve&repot.

also

(See

Theoph.
ov,

79,

p?ka?.)

One who

?oas, b, (?aaikevs)

4682.

INSCR.

n?kkrj?.

is

to be a

(pekkoa,

nkovros)

about

to become

Herm.

Vis.

3,

5, 3, 2 Tt?s Kara rbv ?v?poanov

eos, rb, limb, member.
pieces.

rich.

3.

With

1 Me'XX?)

the future

(?aavta?fjaopal

pekonoda, as, fj, (pekos, limb) a making of limbs.

pekos,
1
to

(or

673, 1.

pekkoa, to be about to do anything.

indicative.

NT.

?kiyjrrjri

1, 14.

peXX?7rXovros,

?r?crois/

ov, =

qb&s.

Mal.

1, 6 MeXioOo-iv

Eunap.

drunkard.

Mj

rb pikav,

Barn.

to dismember,

laca, (p?kos)

pekl?oa,

the) king.

intoxicating

1,6

17.

pekko?aaikevs,

for

4.

pe?vorpia,

Epipii.

10.

3137, 31.

pe?vorpia, as, i), (pe?vo) female

fieiC?repos,

5, 98,

5.

269,

Cant.

Substantively,
to

rjs, fj, declamation,

pekerrj,

pekka?,

of peoobiK?s.

Sept.

7, 15, 6.

Geopon.

pikka?.

money-changer.

Polyb.

9, 12, 6, et alibi.

peXavda,

atva, av, black.

Prooem.

2.

rpa?

pikas,

pektarayfjs, is,

pevos.

Jud.

see

Or iap?s.

the king.

38, 4, 10 LToXX?bi)

vir??eoiv

rrjv

Adm.

to blacken.

peAa^,

Lev.

19, 27 Me?obevoev ?v

Kvpi?v pov

in the middle.

So
riva

rbv

irpbs

4. 8.

Porph.

Lector.

ey& el pi pepekavoapivrj.

pekiKrjpls,

2 Reg.

The

(Compare

Theod.

Moses

12.

188,
&aoa,

on

1,

oavros.

Sept.

nepiepxopevos

Ivbims.)

invent.
r?v

povax?v.

dark-colored.

(peXas)

Apophth.

Praecept.

15,

r?

fj, ?v,

amros;

business,

Prooem.

122,

craft, wiles.

y?p

Kekkiois

170, 4 seq.)

1, 32.

pe

6,11.
fie?obevo,

Mr)

ov?paros

pekav?ca,

b pe?epprjvevopevov

occupation,

Novell.

Metaphorically,

translate.

emarov

rtvX XPV

pekavela

Upor?piov

?v ro?s r&v povax&v

emket

Theoph.

interpret,

'EXXrjviKov rrjs biaXeKrov

trade.

28,

18,

11 Me?epjirjvevop?vov

1,

rj, (jie?obevo)

employment,

meth,

masters.

'EKTpaopbivap?ovs,

brjXol.
rbv

ds

Change

(pera,

26,

i?

oph.

fj ?vaipe?fjvai

vvktos

peXavo's,
change.

nplv

aapevos

Prisc.

peXi.]

beairor?v,

Me?appoois
pe?epprjvevo,

German

wine,

p??v,

ecos, i), (pe?appoCo)

peo?ppoois,

pe?obeia,

The

89.

a kind of drink.

mead,

[Compare
p?d,

rovrov

88.

p?bos, ?, (Hunnic)
Russian

Homer.

20.

Sept.

2 Mace.

aot.

Iren.

pekonotlas.

Mekrj
1,

note?v
16

riva, To

cut one

2vveKepavvcaaav

rbv

422

fieXc?

Kai p?Xrj

rjyepova,
rois

e?o

Kai r?s

iroirjoavres

be cut up, To

LeimON.

10

2apaKivov,

Kai ?piraoav

'i?o?

(21)

??aqbrjo-av avrbv

to

?irl

?v?qbepev
oirov

?irl rrjv yrjv,

eX?bv

opveov

?qbvo

to

be dashed

Kal

rov

?ir?vo

Kai

per'topov,

fi?Xos yeyovev

by limb.

Const.

to.

Part.

to account!
?e?,

oov

Apocr.
rovTO

ri

pepcXrjp?vos,

toMay

Kal

eiroirjoas

God bring you

2 MepeXrjp?vrj

13,

Proteuangel.

of

?ireX??ov

rov

Kvpiov

?eov

;
ij, membrana,

2 Tim.

13.

4,

for

incorrectly

pepop?bios,

1.

write

recorder,

Lyd.

viropvrjfiaTio-r?v

MepopiaXiov,

viropvrjjiaTiorov.

to,

ov,

pep?piov,

ov,

fiepop?rrjs,

28

avr?

'Yirijvrtjoav

etx?v

?v rois

pvrjpdois.

that

originally

show

sages

daemoniacs,
pcpopoqbvXa?,

not
?kos,

by
?,

NT.

(Compare

''Airrjvrrjocv avr?

8, 27.

pvrj
e'Ktcov

These

were

tombs

Matt.

es t^v KaroUrj

amo?pro,
Luc.

tomb,

eK r?v

baipoviCopevoi
5,

ev irvevpan

?v?poiros

fivrjpeiov

living

D.

bvo

Marc.

e?epx?pevoi.

pelov

1409

Chal.

in

resorted

pas
to

ai, a kind

<?>vX?ooo)

(pep?piov,

pepop?rrjs.

fievavXiov,
p?vavXov,

ov,

to,

of pear.

Galen.

pevauXov.

351

VI,

PORPH.
spear,

(venabulum)

Xiov, ?rjva?Xov, X?yxrj. Leo.

E.

6, 32.

Cer.

657,

p?vavXos,

[Per

14.
pevav

PORPH. Adm.

116, 9.

r?

(jaoa

vovv.

in Greek

Plut.

as,

commander

(?pxoa)
Ael.

pipos

10

Cap.

4, 8. 43.

Porph.

pepos.

Inscr.

side,

f), part,

of

Tact.

Leo.

7,2.

2,3.

2, rovpp?p
MAU

(titul.).
Cer.

482,19.

5774.

5775,

18.
ov, b, (pepls,

pepib?pxrjs,

?px<o)

Sept.

governor

praefectus,

1 Mace.

10, 65.

of

Joseph.

An t.

5, 5.

12,

peptbapxla, as, fj, the office of pepib?pxqs. Sept. 1 Esdr.

1, 5. 5, 4. In both these passages it seems to be
used,

i'8os, fj, small

pepis,

lepevs

per

pevos
ovroa

npoa?yei

4, 36

T&v

rov ?eov

honor

LEIMON.

?yloav

peplbcav

CH ayia

rov

Meplba

E?AGR.

pepls.
a&paros

?xavTOv

Kal

care),
17

Xptarov

fjp&v.

the

In

the greatest

rf? Ibla.
18

b vnobex?

avrfjv

(with

rfjs avrov mtvcavlas.

neptyat

bread.

'Ev rrj UKkrjala ?

Kal mrexet

an?arjs

r& ar?pan

sacramental

187 B

Ill,

rfjv peplba

i^ovalas

the

of

portion

II, 681 D.
entblbcaai

the

Eukhologion,

are

peplbes

of

portions

set apart by the priest, at the Eucharist,

of

John

the

Saints.

They

are

in number,

nine

in
the

is sacred to the Deipara, the second to

Forerunner
the
(Baptist), the third to the

Prophets
Teachers

the

p?vavXov.

TheOPH.

342,

20.

and the Apostles, the fourth to the great

of the Church, the fifth to theMartyrs, the

to the Anchorites,

sixth

eighth

Deipara,
=
ou, ?,

oi

Mevaoapes,

first of which

en a e, a town in Sicily.]
haps from M
ov, to, =

ric

J?R.

GlOSS.

(from mens),

ov, b,

pep?pxjjs,

bread
=

1409 C.

Chal.

p?vauXos,

I, 31 A.

by

saints.)

Ka

Mevo-?Xiov,

oi vvv pevaovp?roapes*

entern

Basil.

anchorite

(pep?piov)

fiep?piv,

A.

1412

CHAL.

?,

fiepopoobvXa?.

pev?Tai,

improperly

tomb, monument,

(memoria)

fivrjpa, pvrjpelov.

D.

1409

Chal.

ficp?piov.

J?R.

GlOSS.

p?vaoap.

perpovvres,

province.

historiogra
264.

1, 86.

Epist.

Jur,

GLOSS.

fiep?piv for

oiv

see

pfjvaoap.

a?ra

I,
I, 830 A.

Epiph.

r? np?atvov

eXatov,

Meviobpabov

rpan?tjrjs.

p?vrep,

of Vena

rb yayenov.

peaa?kiov.

pevaovp?roap,

*pepela,
14.

11,

pepopi?Xios.

Nil.

virop,vrjfiaTioTi)s.

219,

Lyd.

o, memorialis,

ov,

pepopi?Xios,

6.

Barn.

pcp?pava.

NT.

pep?pavov.

parchment,
Act.

Apocr.

ov, to, =

fiep?pavov,

pher,

ekaiov,

peva?ktov

Xrjs, arparrjk?rrjs.

pcp?pava,

8,

rj, ov, a sort

BOTAN.

Kal m?apbv

p?vacap

imprecatory term, equivalent

r?

780 D

Ill,

e?v pcX?7 peXrj KaraKoirropai.

to be a care

fieXo,

MeveKp?Y?j,

venafranum,

(Venafrum)

Lex.

frum.

kvppa

MiXrj p?Xrj,Limb

rb,

peviqapabov,

pieces.

'SapaKivos.

O???

1153

INSCR.

vocative.

To

yev?o?ai,

b,Menecrates.

cos,

MeveKp?rr?s,

Ke(f>aX?s ?qbeXovres

irap?ppiyjrav.

M?Xos

/?ept<?

to Joakirn
the ninth

the

seventh

and Anna,
to Chrysostom

to the
the

*Av?pyvpoi,

parents

or Basil,

of

the

according

as the liturgy of the former or of the latter is used. In

fj, pi(xp,os423 /JL o-?Cr?ko<;

addition to these there are peplbes for the spiritual

and everlasting good of all orthodox Christians, both
and

living

dead.

ov,

pepiapos,
union.
pepirela,

in

b, division,

of

dis

discord,

GLOSS.

division,

Epiph.

apportionment.

40,

in the

(peplrrjs),

plural,

biapepl?opat,

b?aaaoai,

Meptrevovrai

b? avrov QoivUcav
or

eos, rb, party,

pipos,

to divide
potp?opai.

rather

Socr.

7,

bfjpos,

faction,

Euagr.

pipeaiv.
Theoph.

4,

256,

13,

p.

32.

Mal.

et

16,

41

applied

To?s

rov

21,

et

175,
Porph.

Cer.

alibi.
16,

12,

also

Leo.

rovppa.

9.

4,

(See

Cer.

Porph.

499,

Miaras
2.

To

r&

y?poa.

Euagr.

(Compare

2.

5,
Kal

ore

215,

17

Mal.

3 Mea?aavros

86,

Kai

ore

els

to surround.

rov

Bpijvov

piya?

ro?s ?aaikelots
ov, rb,

piaaKkov,
lated

weaver^s

Cer.

rrjv p?arjv

2.
7

212,

r&v

Mal.

175,

298,1

peaaa?els.

12.

beam,

Attal.

66,

331,

15 Meaa?oav

ov,

peo-?Xiov

peo"?XXayov,
denoting
497,

peaa?ktov.
ov,

to,

6.

Cer.

?kkayfj

between

371,15.

fieoijfi

19.

396,
75.

MAL.

423,11.

intercession.

mediation,

Apost.

8, 5, 3.

to mediate,

negotiate.

Tov TrjX?av

peoirevoai

19,

373,

71,

2,

iv

trans

1*)JO,
Sept.

465,
2)

two

(p?oos)

p.

Can.

8, 13, 1.

Polyb.
btaXvoiv

rrjv

47.

NT.

2.

irpo?ev?o

Leg.

Afr.

Hebr.

HOMER.

peolriv

of

peo?rrjs.

Reg.

half
places).

10.
stage

(stage

dignitary.

8.

Vit. Chrys. 57 B.
Amor.

Luc?an.

27

Theoph.

pavX?orpia.

rj, femin.

of

Cont.

459,11.

1, mediatrix,

peo?rrjs

applied

to the Virgin.
ov, rb,
as,

peoo?aanXeia,

?aoiXeios ?pxi-

?aoiXeios

Porph.

Job.

rp?ireCav.

2. Procuress,
as,

church

Euthym.

Vit.

pavXiorijs. Pallad.
rj, femin.

ibos,

intercessor,
74.

Sept.

1 Tim. 2, 6.

28, 15, 8. NT.

Can.

3. Pimp,

mediator.

daysman,

Interventor,

$iX?as
3

?,

avriov.

in Greek

(piaos,

the distance

LeiMON.

271, 14.

peo?Co

Polyb.

peo?avXov,

to the Hebrew

PORPH.

H|iou
Diod.

peo-o?aoiXeios,
==

MAL.

p?oavXov.

Const.

To pimp,

peolns,

185,

17,7.

Cer.

Cod.

vn?rcav.

els rb avabevbp?biov.

rrjv r&v oXcov btoUrjaiv.

equivalent

noon,

midday,

17.

peoirpia,
in.

participate

Cer.

6.

397,

(jieoirrjs)

34,

peo?rrjs,

ipeaaa?rj.
To

pep?v.

peorjp?pivov.

rj, (peoirevo)

evoo,

2.

Narr?t.

Joseph.

PORPH.

fj avyovara

pea?aei

4. Transitively,
15 Meowa?

Apocr.

fj avyovara

pea?arj

Theoph.

PORPH.

84.

peaa?ovroav.

??vpoav

:=:

rb,

85.

9, 33.

the middle.

LEG.

18.

6,

Uovkx^plas.)

reach

2 T&v

5.

as,

bvo

anything.

rjp?v.

695, 10.

(peorjp?pivos)
MAL.

Theoph.

Apost.

1, 20

rfjs nopvelas.

To

3.

ov,

435,20.

11,

Mal.

to,

ou, rb,

peo?avXov,

bail.

bi? rrjs fi?orjs.

o?,

ebvoU?s.

npo^evioa

pimp,

rfj potxela

fj, myrtle.

pvpalvrj,

a match-maker.
of

the part

1 Meowavra
oi yevopevrjs

or

pepaivrj

rrj

els rrjv p?orjv

598,6.

jxeo-rj r?v

peorjp?piov.

ueoijp?piov,

8,

12.

to act

?aca,

356,

?piov,

peoirevo,
for

incorrectly

Chron.

4 Aiepxerai

fieorjp?pivov,

pep?pxqs.)

pea?fa,

69,

bfjpov

tactics, brigade of troops containing

; called

8povyyoi

pepavvrj,

'Ev

of

the middle

3 vEpxeTat

106.

11

peoireia,

2. In military
three

370,

and

et alibi.

also

to

Reds, Blues,

357,

alibi.

Job.

e?vrj.

the circensian factions (theWhites,

Greens).

among
SEPT.

II,

fideiussor.
the midst,

Moses

Cedr.

bondsman,

surety,

(pecreyyu?co)

Meoeyyvrjrijs,

Homer.

our

?,

rjs, r), (p?oos),

p.?orj,

APOPHTH.

pepirevopat

25

ov,

in.

EuKHOL.

firjrar?piov.

peoeyyvrjrrjs,

7.

Philad.

f), (peplrrjs)

sense

the

I, 62 C.

selves,

peoar?piov

Ignat.
as,

I fieoaop?s, ov, (pecr?fco5) participation

644, 23.

6. 17.

rj, (p?oos,

THEOPH.

?aoiXda)

of

peoo

interregnum,

PLUT. I, 61 A.

eco?, ?, interrex.
ov,

14.

271,

to a peoo?aoiXcvs.
ov, pertaining
?
H AL.
DlON.
peoo?aoiXeia.
?pxhi

jieoo?aoiXevs,
pecrofr?Xo?,

p?oavXov.

medium

Dion.
texture?

Hal.

Meoo
I, 357,

I, 360,

Porph.

(See also Xe7iTO??7Xos,

peyaX?f^Xos.)

Cer.

6.

3.
469,

424
fiera

fMeaoKTjTTLov

ov, to,

peaoKrjniov,

Theoph.

(piaos,

Kfjnos)

105, 12.

Cont.

in a court-yard.

garden

144, 15. 329, 2.

Polyb.

II, 115, 16.

10,

peaoka?ioa,

fjaoa, (peaoka?fjs)

LYB. 16, 34, 5.

DiOD.

Speech.

interrupt,

1, 4 Kat

Po

intercept.

20, 9, 3, said of interrupting a

6, 29

1, 3, p.

as, fj,

the middle

a month,

of

peaopfjvtov

piaov

GLOSS.

peaoprjvla.

et Thecl.

Paul,

idus,

Meaopfjviov,

in the middle of. Apocr.

20

between,

Among,

aov

bvo

Kar?mie

rrjv ?wpqbov

ov

avr&v

that

1 Me'

Greeks,

on

Adm.

made Delphi

sc.

the

i?bopas,

Cer. 535, 7.

Porph.

of

Typic

inl

rb,

Horol.

service.

r? Kplpara
ov,

peaovvKrtos,
also

rov

Sept.

ii-opokoyt?a?al

Ps.
aot

*H peaovvKrtos

vpvoabla,

?mkov?ia,

rjs, fj, (p?aos,

Meaonevrrjmarf),

peaovvKTimv.

in

the

Joan.

(NT.
Cer.

13.

12.

53,

7,

temple

commemoration

65.

an

about

the midst

Chron.

14).
Theoph.

Cont.

715,

Xiov,

10.
9.

365,

r?,

NOM.

COTE

291.

as

?kk?

Esai.

Sept.
Plut.

peaon?pqbvpov

I,

1052
exoav.

3, 21
A

in Bekker.

r? peaon?pcjavpa,

Srp?qbtov

ovx

okov

631,

22.

table-dish.

oKovr?XXiov)

a stall

otvXos)

also

between

standing

Basilic.

10.

11,

58,

the middle-sized

oqbalpa)

Arrian.

pa

Peripl. Mar.

jiiKp?oqbaipov.)
or middle

time,

the beginning and the end.

Iren.

intermedial

(xp?vos)

(men

sal

table-cloth,

is)

K?Xvpfia

pivo?Xiov,

peoaXiov,
THEOPH.

rpair?Crjs.

pevo?
CoNT.

661, 8.
ov,

peo?piov,

ROL.
pera,

cloth.

the

see MacrcraXtavoi.
ov,rb,

service.
Meaonevrrjmarfj.

to

applied

7.

MeooaXiavoi,

of

propriety

Aeschyl.

xpwflp?01?')

or medial,

(mensa,

(peoos,

i),

equal

Hv?ikoIs

edifice.

(See

as,

the

17.

(fi?oos,

of

to be

the earth.

Thrax

rb,

582,

ov, to,

peo?oqbaipov,

fieoo?Xiov,

Horol.

substantively.
kevmv,

two columns

of

peaon?pqbvpos, ov, (nopcfavpa)mixed with purple, partly

purple,

of

the world,

of

Jews

with

hand,

middle

ov,

ov, to,

peooorvXov,

4, 36,

of the fourth week

in

celebrated

appearance

Meo-o7revrj7KooTov,
LER.

is

It

Pentekost.

out

1, 10, 2. (Compare
T?v ?pqbaXbvrrjs yrjs. The

other

Dion.

Cer.

peooxpov?a,

nevrrjKoarfj) Mid-Pentecost,

a name given to the Wednesday

Porph.

to put

Iren.

12

'Ev peoopqb?Xois

B, r, A.

letters

the

by

the navel of

the time between

the feast

the middle

supposed

In grammar,

Erythr.

TYPIC

38.

Christ's

In

Xa?aopov (a kind of spice).

aov.)

midnight.

*H peaovvKTtos

in Easter.

'Ek p?oov

11, 20 IIoXXo?s

to do away,

38,

peaooKovTeXXov,

the

Ritual,

(Compare

e?eyeip?prjv
btmioavvrjs

rfjs
of

the

in

(peaovvKrtos)

62 MeaovvKnov

118,

2.

Porph.
ov,

midnight

9, 3

irenoirjKe,

Koapov,

the

746

Sept.
a

47, p. 229.
peaovvKTimv,

Attal.

out of theway.

is, Jerusalem,

Ezech.

to the middle

fj prjaovfjanpos,

middle week in Lent.

Porph.

rov

p?oa

Sept.

oi F&s btek?e?v.

pertaining

Substantively,

fast.

Gen.

Sept.

ro? qborbs Kai ?v?

?v? p?oov

the way.

of

centre of the earth.

piaov

592,

5.

530,

rokp&atv

ov, (vfjanpos)

peaovfjanpos,

Chron.

pera^v.

Theoph.

baqbv&v.

2 Meo-ov

76,

Out

icas put

?pbrjv ?K ji?oov

Kara

oe?rpov.
2.

between.

of,

? ?ebs

the way.

(p?aos), adverbially,

Act.

rb peoov,

Substantively,

the midst

biex?pioev

'Ek p?oov,

....

peaopfjvtov.

I, 297.

Cedr.

in

y?yove,He

(pfjv)

towns.

rov ok?tovs.

fiioov

rbv ?lov

Meaoka?rjoivres

viro rfjs
nenpoapivrjs.
peaoprjvla,

e d i u s, middle.

'Av? p?oov,
to

two

between

space

(irvpyos)

1.

themiddle of anything.

Polyb.

7.

10,

rb,

9, 41,
rj,ov, m

fieoos,

pea?Koikos, ov, (m?kos) hollow in the middle.

ov,

jfteooirvpyiov,

Cedr.

rb,

prep,

also

1 Meo'

r)p?pas

rbv 'loparjX ano

the

Ritual,

hour

has

half-hour

its peo?piov.

Ho

copa.)

with

after,

time in expressions
23,

the

canonical

Every
(See

in

(?pa)

ir?vrov

the

accusative

of

nouns

like the following.

irXe?ovs
r?v

days after that the Lord

per?

?x?p?v

rb

Karairavoai

avrov

had given

denoting

Sept. Jos.
Kvpiov

kvkX?Ocv, Many

rest unto Israel

425fiera

all

from

their

enemies

round

about.

Apost.

Const.

Nicod.

5, 20, 2 Mer? b? bim fjp?pas rfjs avakfj-^em, fjns ?nb

KvpiaKrjs nevrrjmarr)

rfjs np&rrjs

ten

earoa, after
day
nivre

errj tov

pivrot

erei

pivrot

Uipnroa

Theod.

nivre

ak&vat

per?

iv

rfjs

Ni/caict

7rXe?o*rov r?js iv&aecas

per?

errj tov

rovro

pvfjvat
bemrrj
rovro

rjpipa nipnrrj

PLUT.
per?

61 F

I,

rrjv O?rrjv

ovv

per?

b? rov bioiKrjaat

tovs

eret

b?

2.

2,

10,

22,

after.

els

k. t. X.

vn?rovs,

Id.

187,

14

362,

13.

per?
nap*

r?v,

I, 629

fju?v nokk?

?nb Alyvnrov

yeveal

r?v, with,
22

perb,

that

5. Mer?

Kal r& 2vpa)

'Ekkrjvtm?s
M

'Aoav?onov.

E'.

r&v vi&v

90,

11

516,

used

T?v
rare

i?aaikevae

723

61,

'lapafjk

15

20

with

'Akfjrrjs

denoting

p?v

p?aov,

is, pe rb (see

pi).

denoting

instrument.

per?

"Eanv

bfjpov, various

Ptoch.
the

to

Esai.

Sept.

pera?oXevs.

one

from

to fluids.

vessel

into

Diosc.

1, 62

Id. 5, 35.

Clem.

metempsychosis.
rus
airo

Alex.

EPIPH.

yfrvx?s.

57 A

I,

els o?para

?rjXvK?v

oop?rov

errj AE',

peTaycoye?s,

Iren.

I,

into

pouring
tcov

MeTayyio-pc?

another

yjrvx?v,

me

1, 15.
copy,

ecos, ?, (peT?yco)

of

as a

Iren.

boqk.

conveyer,

transferrer,

the Gnostic

1.

Frag.

Limit

trans

?opos).

1, 2, 4.
(?i??crKco),
rjp?s

ravra

Mid.

perabib?oKopai,

II, 784

B Mera?iSax^vai

4, 27,

oi perayev?orepoi,

Comparative,

after.

an epithet

Tleloovres

reading

12 A

to transcribe,

peTaSiSacTKco

(write

(perayy?fco)

Diod.

fierayp?qbo,

Porph.

?,

es, born

per?

Apocr.

B.

tempsychosis.

posterity.

passim.
instrument.

428

II,

transfer

reference

avrrjs

EPIPH.

perayevijs,

rb aKpov r&v xkavi

rjyovv rb peaoblprjv

to

MerayylCeo?ai

ov,

vessel.

per? Mcaaia

b? Koptv?loav

Plut.

changeable.

3, 5, 2.

porter,
the

ira rbv rov ?everov

rov, with,

AL.

In

132 Ot ?or?pes oi rrjs

b? iroXX?Kiseis ?repa ?yyela.

perayyiop?s,

&anep

Kixprjvrai.

over.

passes

bi?qbopa.

t&v Ilepa&v

yp?ppan,

huckster,

"With reference

union.

denoting

mutable,

Plut.

terco, (?yyelov)

Mer?yyife

IA .

Karaa(f)payi?ovai

bloav avr&v, np&rov

peaobfjatv),

oi nke?arot

ecos i??bov

AaKebaipovlovs

316,

with,

per?

icai aXXoi ?aaikeis

Cer.

rov,
y?p

e?vrj ro?s

rov

'A/3pa?p

4. MeT?

per?

Xp&vrai

aroix*?a

ToD nkfj?ovs

rovs

Uepaim

ovv ?nb

for

pera?rj.

?r?pav

I, Y.

A,

MerayyiCop?vrjs

3. Mer?

Kara

yev?aeos.

Geopon.
Mal.

who

HiPPOL.

Substantively,

another,

'Hp?fcXeiav.J
r?v,

one

(pera?aivo)

ov, changeable.

perayylCo,

*E?boprj

?vek?e?v

r?v

2. 3.

23,

Kal bemroa

rplroa

?,

i), ?v, (pera??XXo)

pera?oXos,

384, 10.

Epiph.

ov,

the vowels

bt?boaiv-oyb?oa.

r&v Takar&v

k?xos

for

rov,

kiyerai

0"xoX??bucrav

A,

?iriOKOirov rrjs

pera?oXiKOs, i), ?v, (pera?oXos) changeable. Plut.

II,
373 D.
Sext. Adv. Gram. 5, p. 238, applied to

cE7rra/cai

POLYB.

r?v

viro ??v?v
yv?prj

KaraXrjq^?eiorjs

II, 718 D, et alibi.

yevo

6, 8 Mer?

?ylyvero.

PAUS.

Kara

?nex^lprjae

2. Mer?

4,

rrjv rfjs x?Pas

rrjv p?x^v

101

ris

Afr.

COD.
BLASTAR.

?irioKOirov.

b? orav

e?s

ftou

lP?s

pera?arrjs.)

pera?Xrjros,
1

1, 20,

varepa

rrjv pax^jv.

rekevrfjaai.

per?

pevpa.

per?

p?v

also

see.

which

pera?aaeos

MeT?/3acris

rrjs x

rfj ?pfj x*lp'L'

the following passage it seems to be applied to bish

ops uncanonically translated. Const. (536), 1180 E.

'Hv&?rjoav

b? nevrrjmar&

Aiyerat

per?

Avr^

rbv y?pov

b? varepov

Mer?

eret

x^Pav

(See

classical

?lrtoKoirov

pera?Xrjrrjs

iKKkrjala av?ts

1 'H/cov ....

23,

116

3,

krjcja?ivros

fjpipa

2,

LToXXa?s yevea?s

rb np?repov

per?

7roXX?s rfjs

rekevrfjs.
1, 14

r&v Tpoa?K&v.

68 C MeT?

ANTEC

rrjv

pera?arrjs,

IV,

LeCTOR.

p.

2 MeT?

(18),

per??eois,

Ilept

22 E

?<KXrjoias avrov

months

Mer?

Evara?lov.

?av?rov

ThuC

[Compare

76 D

=
17,

ecos,

(titul.)

9,

the fifth

Five

avv?bov,

xp?vov.

rfjs avrov

bieriav

peva

In

48

to

equivalent

rrjv noktv,

a (Nice).

TlIEOD.

yeve?s.

imrbv

Mer?

II,

rrjv noktv,

rb ak&vat

after the council of Nic

iv&aem

Mera

the

avr?v, for

pera?aois,

the capture of the city. HI, 576 A Mera

year after
pfjvas

tenth

276 A

the Ascension;

from

days

the Ascension.

after

on the

II,

Euangel.

e?annoa

vp?v

ioprfj pey?krj

ylverai,

fieraStSdaKCu

to unteach.

Plut.

I,

793

Kal perabib?oKovras.
to unlearn,

perapav??vo.

Kal perapa?elv

O?Ye rrjv bi?XcKrov rrjv Aopiba

pa?rjpa.

Pl?T.
PAUS.

perebib?x?qoav.

426fierdvoia

fierabiBcu

perab?bo

Apocr.

perab?bopi.

Porph.

Cer.

241,

perab?bop?,

to deliver

1201

A,

without

bovvai

to

Xa?.

Marc.

307.

Liturg.

case.

Nie.

Const.

Theoph.

703,
23.

Can.

Const.

2.

(536),

Porph.

(perariorjpi)

changeable,

ficraKa?oirXiCo

r&v

Cer.

569

C.

mutable.

(kcv?o)

1, 13,

rrjs yvvaiKos

Polyb.

into

empty

2 MeTaKeva>o~as

?irb

rjlxapiorrjpzvov

ds

ecos,

peraK?vrjois,

rov
to

another

vessel.

avrov

peraXap?avo,

partake
or

genitive

rov

avrov

?yiov
....

Xap?avev
To

3.

1, 13,

per?Xrjy?ns,
the holy

7, 25,

Kp?pxi al?viov
TO

p.eraXap?av

8,

alfiaros
?eiov

consider,

p.

480

13,

8.

Apost.

?avrbv

Kpfyas

fiera

tovto
MeTe

(17)

tov

viroXap?avo.

regard,

in

the

1. Petr.

26,

rov

Tj} p.eraXrjy'ei

rov Xpiorov.

BASIL.

II,

*H ay?a

649

CH

by

rrjs peraXij^eos,
person

fjaoa,

who

to be confounded with

communion-office,

intends

to

communicate.

the Xcirovpyia. Horol.

to

(perav?arrjs)
Ps.
in

15.

r&v

fjp?pas,

rfjs

iopr??ea?at.

Horol.

Kal ?eov

Aug.

Kal aoarfjpos

10,

to

residence,

change

1 Meravaarevov

the middle.

61,

eVi r?

Ov

pr) pera

Matt.

4,

52. 62.

Const.

2, 12, et alibi.

Ignat.

Smyrn.

make

Can.

in

the

early

ev

peravola.

'O eVi rfjs peravolas

2,
9 Eis ?ebv

peravoovvroav.
bow

or

genu
r&

Merev?^o-e

LAOD.

NT.
the

penitents,

church.

oi e'v rrj peravola,

Ev^aa?e
Oi

Classical.

The

17,

Apost.

y?

r& yepovri.

fj, repentance.
peravola,

142

Poemen.

*Ej3aXe per?voiav
as,

6 KuraXXayij
to make

obeisance,

Apophth.

ev

NT.

Classical.

repent.

Can. Apost.

To

Oi

20

to

COD. Afr.

per?voia,

pcr?Xrjyjns

to

br) r?s

rvnoa?elarjs

Kvplov

inl

rfjs eoprfjs rfjs Mera

81,

tov

transfiguration
"Yorepov

ravras

Curop.

Sept.

flee.

tents
The

vaarevaoa.

povri,

Kai rov

o?paros

the

of

iKelvov

22,10.

oprj &s arpov?lov,

flexion.

pvorrjp?ov.

the

remove,

2.

Alex.

Kal aoa

220 A.

SelEUC

437

Kara

nap

evaoa,

10, 3.

per?

BASIL.

Alex.

fjp&v 'irjaov Xpiarov.

sacrament,

holy

KVplov Kal ?eov

Caesar.

perapopcfaoaais

peravoe?v.

Apost.

7,

Cer.

*H ?yia

Cyrill.

rov

(jaikoa?abov Kvpov Aeovros

^arjpi,

et alibi.
Iren.

st.

trans

Saltat. 57.

a feast instituted by Leo the

iojevpe?elarjs,

vrjareias

peravoioa,

?avrrjv peraXap?avei.

Apost.
D

to

'iou?a?oi

e?bopabos.

Can.

PLUT.

transformation,

in commemoration
Ana

peravaarevea,

4 Kai

LeimON.

i), ^participation

transfigure.
avr&v.

epnpoa?ev

Christ.

perapop(j>oaais

fjp&v 'irjaov Xpiarov.

Porph.

bope?v.

Can.

8,

qb?yerai.

imagine,

communion.

'AKoXov?ia
read

rrjs

?lpoqbrjriba

Xrjyjns. Const.
Can.

617,

O i b?

14

of

2. Transfiguration,

pop?a&aem

alparos

ripiov

b? ris ?pvrjros

2 Ei

8,

McTaXap?aveiv
9

rrjv ?yiav

?irioKOiros.

b? rpirov

ecos,

to communicate.

APOST.

peraXa?rj,

Kai rov

617

I,

pereXap?avov

Elliptically,
CONST.

Not

(2)

*H

of Christ.

With

Apost.

Const.

THEOPH.

o?pa.

?o?iovres

be

Afr.

COD.

sacrament.

o?fiaros

rifiiov

DamASC.

Xpiorov.

r?v

see.

holy

accusative.

rov

MeTaXa?oires

the

of

the mines.

2, 2 fin.

1 (titul.).

Luc?an. Hale.

366

fjpep&v
to

to

condemn

eoas, fj, (perapop?a?oa)

transfiguration

rfjpos

KCKooprj

48.

Can.

e?vai Xpiarov

elvat.

Nomocan.

2 MeTepopcja&?rj

17,

figuration.

V,

rov viro

piKpor?pov
vit

which

per??eois,

Kal a&pa

to

Phot.

consecrated

"Hkovov r&v 8eo7ro

Kal a?pm

(perakkov)
9.

the

is,
13

Frag.

r& ovrt atpa

Philosopher
=
rj,

that

a?pa

per?Xrjyjnv

35,1,

perap?pqaoaais,

eis rbv PcopatVc?v

Ai?vas

p?vov.

the

Iren.

Matt.

NT.

Polyb.

differently.

b? robs

to

elements,

iaa,

The

IREN.

?mkov?lav

perakfjyjret

II, 52 D.

to arm

(KaoonXiCo),

?oo,

?ylq

perapopob?oa,&aoa, (popqb?oa) to transform,

A.

713

sacred

voplaavres

Basilic

rp?irov.
peraKev?o,

7Ti tjj

Trjv

wine.

?elav

rfjv

per?kkl?oa,

pera?eoipov,

bishop,

Ill,

16.

589,

e'crTtv rj rvxV*

3 MeTaKa0c?7rXicre

3, 87,

pera?aois.

6, 8 Mer??eros

15,

as of
TheOD.

fieraK?vrjois,
ov,

THEOPH.

p.er??eois.

ecos, rj, translation,

per??cTos,

and

avrol
ov, to, =

per??eois,

The

bread

11 Mera

254, 18.
pera?eoipov,

fin.

yfr?kkeiv.
sacrament.

the holy
a

33

TypiC

4.

Const.
Te

Matt.

order
Apost.

penitents,

pray.

3,11.
of

peni
8, 8,
8,

2
12,

19.

npea?vrepos,

the

penitentiary,

the

avoca
Mer
427

officer

had

who

essentially

as

in a church

the penitents

of

charge
same

the

? irvevpariKos

Socr.

irarijp.

5,

19, p. 286.

4,

ovveoiv

pcravoovol

It was

2.

Herm.

one

church.

is entitled

fin.

rois

sense

in the ancient

1, 44

Epist.

sacraments

init.

r?v

the

of

(The penance-office
Ibid.

??opoXoyovp?vov.

p.

fer

obeisance,

bow,

or

6 Mer?votav

b?

?bibov

Congee,
Barn.

Apocr.

genuflexion.
?irl rois

els

y?vaoiv

evaa,

In

the

Ritual,

than

To

or To

sance,

156

Tocra?ras

Mer?votav
?loi?

But

object.

holy

before

make
one

any

or

per?voiav.

PORPH.

peravoias.

obei

per?voiav,

B?XXco per?voiav.
CHRYS.

peT?votav.

21

519,

Mer?

rb

Nom.

Coteler,

rrjv

iroirjoai

36.
a

by making

r?

ovvrj?rj
37

AmpHIL.
A

776

XII,

(spurious)
per?voiav.

iroielv, To

number

prescribed

204 B

irpoeor?n

Meravo?as

of

do pen
genuflex

as,

Mer?voia,

in the vicinity
5

101,

t?

'Ev

perada,

7js,

169, 8.
295, 23.
Sijpes,

were

womei

povaorijpiov
rj, me

tax

Proc.
302, 9.

given

up.

to

Constantinople.
Meravo?as

on the Asiatic

shut

13,

em,

per?araais,

Theoph.

a,

silk,

I, 106, 7.
Theoph.

pera?os,

the Evangelist

September.

Horol.

?noarokov

?ylov

The

upon NT.
Act.

15

*H ovopa

per?arrjpa,

o?ev ?pxerai

to

assumption

heaven.

sive

to send

of

lH per?araais
*lcaavvov rov

for,

tov

GeoX?yov.

send

to

Lu

peranipnopai.
12

Contempl.

To

to, =

aros,

*Ek Avblas

Lydia

for

peraarek
Alex

gold.

prjr?rov. NOVELL.
~

135,

peraqbolrrjats,
another.

PORPH.

peraar?aipov.

Adm.

234,

reading.

as a various

perar&piov
DiN.

26

55.

2, as a various

933

on the twenty-sixth

Sept.

(arekhoa),

rb xpvo-iov,

per?rov

e?vovs

THEOPH.

peraaraaipara.

seq.]

kea?ai

Hes.

that this apostle never died is based

Joan. 21, 23. For the legend, see Apocr.

Joan.

povaorrjp?o,

276, 4. 494,13.

234,

notion

side, where

p?ra?ov.

proces

Adm.

alibi.

Kal evayyekiarov

Proc.

II, 546, 19. Menand.

solemn

19.

Saint John

Charon

Lyd.

or

Chrys. XII, 762 D. Aster.

173 B.
Greek
Church
celebrates
the translation of
[The

and.

460,

et

fj, translation,

CIAN.

8 To

9.

767,

13.

110,

for

incorrectly
472,

several

rrjs N?as Meravo?as.

C<?a vij?ovra p?ra^av.

rb ?XoorjpiKOV.

of

KaXovfi?vo

opposite Constantinople
beoiroriKov

a name

rj, Penitentiary,

monasteries

lewd

86,

!
peraarikkopai

ions.

Ill,

(per?araais)

CONT.

of habitation

change

r?,

430.

Cont.

THEOPH.

ov or aros,
Cer.

1, 88,

avr&v rrjv vfjaov.

Cont.

Porph.

?ikoa

kt?abia

POLYB.

per?pxopai.

Theoph.

peraaraaip?ra
To

t? y?povri

"E?aXev

sion.

r?

16.

to trans

commoveo,
Eis

?noarfjaavras

eoas, fj, (peraaKrjv?oa)

peraaKfjvoaais,

PORPH.

ad Concil. VII,

16

to disturb.

(aakevoa),

i?v

7.

200,

punish,
tovs

tovs

oncas,

arjptms.

silken,

595,

PhOC
to

r&

ClEM.

eaoptvov.

beb&maiv,

castra

(?nkrjKevca)

perankrjKevaat.

peraar?aipov,

?aXov.

noteras

ance

16

e?aXXev

nothing

congee,

genuflexion

LeimON.

thing.

make

make

more

yovvKkiaia.

genuflexion,

B?XXco per?voiav,

before

congee

pcr?voia,

Mey?Xrj

pcr?voia

MiKp?

a reverential

is

of silk,

Theoph.

i peranopevopat,

residence.

rrjv yrjv Ila?Xcp.

enivoprjv

670, 12. Balsam,

the camp.

peraaakevoa

SC.

erepoi.

fj, ?v, (perada)

Cer. 473, 7.

5.

*IaK&? rvnov

be

elkrjqb?res mrearrjaav

l?p?yvoaaiv

biabc?cavrai

C.

ARETH.

Ei8e

perai-v,

Kal pera?v

npoeiprjpevovs,

pera^oar?s,

church.

rov

kaov

Meranopevea?at

4.

any

nvevpan

perankrjKevoa,
seven

the

Eukhol.

of viroirroois,

221.)
Act.

rov

13

BARN.

622

I,

MARTYR.

perada.

perinetra.

miprj?&aiv,

of

'AKoXov?ia

DamASC

perada.

ov, b,

pirados,

Rom.

Mandat.
Kai ir?oi

dpi,

in the

used

the third grade of penitents

Basil.
Ill, 293 C.
j
Greek

bibopi.

sometimes

3. Penance,

poenitentiae,

Vis.

?irl rrjs peravoias

qbrjaiv,

Eyc?,

Nuntius

peravoias,

repentance.

of

2.

tjjs

The

ov, rb, =

piraijov,

pera^v

lO dyyeXo?
angel

pera^olrrja^

130, 9.

CONST. Ill,

reading.

prjrar&piov.

PORPH.

Cer.

865,

6.

Co

9.
eoas, fj, (peraqboir?oa)
Theoph.

Cont.

337,

passing
22.

from

one

to

428

fjLTaqbpa?(?

peraqbp?Co, ?oo, (qbpafa) to express differently, topara

Plut.
1075 A.
I, 347 C. 881 B.
phrase.
2.

To

translate

Hal.

DlON.

I, 505

oe<?)?vr?v KaXovoiv.

o? b? qbtXoon(j)avov,

TheOD.

per?qbpaoa

rj, (pera(?)p?Co)

phrase.

Plut.

I, 849 D.

into

189,

to cause

(epy?rvx?o)

body

'EXX??a
o? ?? <?ep

TauTa

another.

the
to

Hence,
ds

MeTep^uxio?eicrav

to pass

soul

?pKov, Being

Ignat.

Trail.

eos,

i),

(peTcpy^vx?o)

pcrcv?poviCo
oph.

to translate,

(?v?poviCo),

of

188, 19.

as a

The

bishop.

?oo,

ficTcvaoparoo,

Clem.

Alex.

POL.

174

to put

(?vooparoo)
to

reference

doctrine

the
33

601,

another

into

body,

of metempsychosis.

MeTevo-copaTo?Tai
viro

Merevooparovpevov

tov

256.

7repi Tijv ?voop?rooiv

rrjs ^ux??s

114 B.

IV,

into

putting

Clem. Alex.

other body, metempsychosis.

Orig.

ecos, rj, (percvoopar?o)

perevoop?roois,

T?

II, 757, 4
7.

HlPPOL.

b?ypa.

I, 12 A.

Epiph.

an

Theod.

IV,

196 C.
to

be

one's

enjoy

perrjv,

as,

peroiKeo?a,

Ba?vXovos

in grammar.
oibi)pcos,Xi?ivos.

pepitos,

4 Reg.

rj, exile,

peTouoriaoTiK?s,

Dion.

Homer.

20.

82,

APOPHTH.

p?riov.

p,ariv,

rfjv

EPIPH.

it

24,
ds

16

is used

Dion.

in Bekker.

only

remark

here

no

rrjs aov

or

that

fj

cap

?aoiXevs

to

6.

denoting
such

rb, measure.

ov,

ad

Merpc?

y?p

bi?mvoi

know

Iblois

their

participle,
634,

part

636,
of

15.

speech.

5.

i? ?v, (peroxrj) capable of partaking

in his

10
(See

place.

56

ov,

b, (peroanov,

e'avrrjs pirpa,

18

oi

'Efjpeveroaaav

on

rov

EiSevai

r?

iavr&v

p?v imamnov
To

perpa,

perpeoa.)
the

observing

Merc?o-Kon-iAc^ pavrela,

on)

Cassobol.

elb?res

also

pre

p?rpa,

Mari.
r?

y?p

(peroaamnos)

the forehead,

r?

plural,

forehead.

Divination
to

analogous

by (the
the modern

palmistry.

10.
*pe'xpt

pe'xpts?
Rom.

Me'xpt wvi,
Mexpt

Until

Mexpi n?re;

tion,

14,

eis

as.

far

9, 3.

who

divines

Clem. Alex.

by

261,

With
3

adverbs

of

place.

?vrav?a

rfj ?&pj?,

adverbs of time. Dem.

449, 11

p.

namely,

With

vvv, Until

one

p Tu>o-K07nK?s.)

Homil.

as here,

far

aKoneoa)

theforehead.

on)

also

(See
or

Ant.

of, or of

to

fj perpt?

others

by

I, Can.

pirpots,

fj, ?v,

wrinkles

NlC

Ant.

elal.

2. Until.

as xpvveos,

em

being

to have

Ignat.

Ttv&aKca

epavrfjv.

peroaammms,

participation,

adjectives

[At present

It is superfluous

the

power.

Ignat.

ro?s

vnrjpirai

In

as of

limits,

Epist.

As

in Bekker.

Thrax.

perptorrjra.

fjperepav

uttered

perptorrjs

?pfjs pe

Tfjs

presence.]

Clem.

Anc.

19

desires

prelate

Prooem.

; raneiv?rrjs

by ordinary bishops.
avrov

humility

Iren.

Trjv

patriarchs

by

perpov.)

assumed

of

ipavrbv

also

II, 776 A.

Nie

ployed

peroaamnos,

Ba?vXova.

(perovo?a)

Applied

avrovs

*Hyayev

banishment.

i), ?v,

to the Jewish

I,

1279 B.

one's

thyself

?XX'

(See

S ARD.

perptorrjra.
725

know

?e&

instead of iy&.

fjperipav

(the wrinkles
applied

rjs, rj, participium,

Thrax

Mal.

98.

Kpi?rjs.

jieroiKco?av

as,

spirits,

i), migration,

SEPT.

tivity.

to amuse

evqbpalvopai,

high
Leg.

for periv, ~

2 Merrjv

Ammun

peroxrj,

in

self.

incorrectly

peroiK?a,

a title

HlPPOL.

pereopiCopai,
or

rjros, fj, mediocrity,

scribed
Id.

?yyeXcov.

(?>pov& iv

perpt?rrjs,

pirpov,
Hip

i) tyvxi)*

iloXX?

?nokoapai.

rpi?rrjros.

10.

199,

with

49, 14.

Mal.

souls, metempsychosis.

To

o*eavr?v, Know

Merpei

Iva pr) iv mvxfjo'ei

Kara

transmigration

843,

bounds, to feel mod

perp&,

Cod. Afr.

perepyj/vxoois,

67,

used by bishops

transformed

Cont.

iavr?v,

Merpe?v

to keep within moderate

Babr.

a bear.

into

keyetv

rfjs ?o>ijs ?

Theoph.

priory.

fjaoa, to measure.

perpeoa,

self

Mal.

rokp&ai

re Kal peroxiKrjv

(See also per?xiov in the Appendix.)

erate.

from

transform.

2.

beKTiKr)v

(p?roxos)

para

paraphrasing,

ov, to,

5, 3, 3 U&s

Iren.

pr) e?vat rfjv a?pm

Tiv?s

1017

III,

in.

participating

peroxiov,

popa?ori.

ecos,

one

209

IV,

per?q^paois,

peTcpy?Avx?o

another.

dsrrrjv

eis rrjv 'EXX??a qbovrjv. CONST.

pereqbpaoav
Kat

into

language

*Hv of pcrafyp?Covres

o? p?v ?v?rjq^opov,

yXcocraav

O?s

one

from

^XP1

this

11,

Me'xpts

Borne.

very moment.

Theoph.

114,

now.

Until when? How

Athen.

? 101, 7. 8. 9.)

3, 94.

(See

long?
also

JOSEPH.

Introduc

429

fjL
%(?V(?d

pexc?v&?,the plural of the Hebrew

JlJIDO? .pfo^j base,
stand. Sept. 3 Reg. 7, 27 seq.
pfj, with the present
prohibitions.

subjunctive or future

Introduction,

ov, not.

2. For

indicative, in
4.
5.
? 104,

Ibid.

add the following : Ptolem.

re?ivra

Moaaioas
nokXol

avrov

avrov

aKpt?&s,

fjyovpat

4.

the

Witk
Mrj ris

18

29,

present

Interrogative.

Followed

50,

'H avvobos

rlnore

680 B Mf? y?p,

lepoaavvrjs

bt? Evrvxia

ekatov,
=

prj?ap&s

rb, naphtha,

APOST.

Theoph.

Apophth.

prjm?ev,

Mrjm?ev
pfjktvos,

afar.

Epiph.

Achil.

5.

Johann.
prjkoarfj,

Chron.

21.

719,

Adm.

12

125,

prjva?ov,

Diod.

2, 53,

p.

165,

?alrrj.

the month

(pfjv)

Most

of

menaeon,

has

Ti?epiavbs

rov

rjyejx?v

PORPH.

Cer.

r? ?aotXel.

Mal.

object.

Ibid.

irp?rov
19 Mrj

148,

16 Mrjvve

236,

Iva irpo?X?rj.

chew

the

cud,

Ael.

prjpvmCo.

N.

A.

(See

for

z=

on

the

there

con

are

ov,

fiir?rov,

of

are

SERIES.

Lev.

110.

p.

to prjr?rov.

Porph.

mansion,

(metatus)
PORPH.

Kar?Xvpa.
?

Cer.

ov, rb,

inner

prjrar?piov,

15.

502,

583

But

in

place
pirar?piov,

PORPH.

To prjrar?piov

19.

157,

perar?piov,

biaKOViKov.

et alibi.

370,

Lyd.

the deacon's

(metatorius)

peoar?piov,

19.

458,

CONT.

x<?>pop?Vp77s.

sanctuary,

piraropUiov,

fierarov,

lodging,
393.

Cer.

THEOPH.

prjrar?piov.

ovre.

for

I,

rp?s,

emperor,

ov,

Porph.

Adm.

title

Cer.

16,

rrjs Mavvavpas,

prjrpoKoXoveia,

CONT.

(pijrrjp,
106,

as,

Mijrrjp

M^re.

?aoiXeos,

Mother

the

of

to LTaT^p ?aoiXeos

(see

21.

318,

?elos)

irorc

eypa^?

avrov.

analogous

THEOPH.
?,

301

iror? irap

rj, mother.

prjrpo?eios,

to

ATHAN.
ebei-?prjv

course

?ioaafjqb b cYpvo
55

PtOCH.

belonging

rb,

irarrjp).

attributed

Sept.

14.

367,

opos, o, metator,

prjr?rop,

pijrrjp,

of

awaC?piov.)

in the menaea

?v,

As

title-page.

THEOPH.

pioovpiv.
i),

prjr?rov,

prjre

feasts

rumination.

(?irjpvK?Co)

fiioevo.

?Kcivo, prjre

the movable

the Hymnographer

YOL. VII. NEW

Euagr.

the book

month-book,

?,

meaning ?

earlier

Cer. 117, 21.

it bears

also

in

13.

2,

Reg.

its menaeon,

the mv?ves

Saint Joseph

rpon?pta
name

whose

menaea.

Const.

462, 8.

the
4.

Besarion

prjkoar?piov,

Sept.

Porph.

proper

month

twelve

APOPHTH.

sheep-skins,

1221 B.

the

to Father

3. 4.

6.

aiavpa,

ov, rb,

Mrjvvo?v

me

remote

the

ravra.

for

to

o?,

prjrar?piov,

105, 2, ? ?.

Novell.

prjkoarfj.

of

taining

each

fjs, fj, coat

Scitens.

119

LeiMON.

of

avrbv

??vovs

ioo,

prjpvKiCo,

prjrar?piov

Coenob.

Greek

29 E

Chrys.

rjpas.

rj ovyKXrjros

prjranv?s,

I, 1106 A

from.

orange-colored?

rb,

Vit.

Announce

E?Xoytov,

accusative

vvei rbv ?aaiXea,

prjaovpiv
53.

1, 33.

Porph.

Id. 2, 58, p. 170, 71.

p?JXov,ov, r?, a kind of coin??
ov,

jievoov

pivoovp?rop,

pivoop?rop,

irpecr?vrepoi.

*Efii)vvcrev

prjoevo =

81.

prjkoar?piov,

Tat ir?oa

11,

4.

2, 28,
Epist.

paroxytone.

rfjs %rjp?s,far

ov, luteus,

6.

p?voop,

Pallad.

Mijvucrov

the

pr)pvKiop?s,

512.

II,

ROM.

CLEM.

prjbap&s.

PROC.

vaqb?a.

CONST.

'Anb pfjm?ev.

27,

5,41.

pfjm?ev (pfjms), adv. from

Also

pr) y?p

iyivero

ptepevs.
=

perikaxes

prjbaptv?s,fj, ?v, (prjbap?s) low, insignificant.

496, 6. Hes.
Mr?8eias

948

273,

inrjp&ra

Lev.

I?2H$.

14.

to announce.

UaXaioriv?v

Ill,

Kal rfjs

rfjs ?aatketas

1401

?vbp

fj qbevyet.

by y?p. Theod.

ecfarj, Kal per?

akko

7 T?v

reads

quartermaster,

157,

ir?irav

them

; tell him that I wish to see him.

With

Babr.

sor,

LYD.

?o-co,

Ill,

Sept.

the acros

In fact

883.
of

pevoop?rop,

p?voop,

irpop?rprjs.

fie irpbs rbv

Sept.

of many
old.

?, men

opos,

prjvoop,

the year

about
ode

*Eprjvv?rjo~av bvo

evav

indicative.

died

ninth

a, ov, a month

prjvidios,

ianv.

pr) rfjb' ?k&nrj? mrabibvKev

ClIAL.

the

prjvvo,

iyvoaK?res,

Kal aol

tic of

Eulogius

Lest.

Deut.

prjepevs

on prj

Kakr) $k&pa,

rb ?epiktov

who

yp?qbos),

p?rop,

examples

p. 922 T?v bi?

eaea?ai.

3.

bi

the

Gnost.

pfjre

npomreka?ovro,

vonrov

To

?bekcfafj pov

v?pov,

r?s npoar?tjets

pfjre

3.

? 110,

v ia

prjTpoKo\

maternal

uncle,

fiijrpos.

15.

rj, (koXovcio)

leges of a metropolis.

Inscr.

colony

with

4485.

the privi

(Compare

430
M?kiov

firjTpoKWfila

1252

HlEROSOL.
Kal

*Ev mkoavla

Alkla

rfj

prjrponokei

at trifles.

'lepoo-oXvpois.)
a

as, fj, (K&prj) mother-village,

prjrpoKoapla,

but not a city.

D.
1092 D.

Inscr.

city

(prjrp?nokis)

6.

APOST.

8, 4,
Tov

57

LAOD.

*0 np?Kptros

The

In

the

(e?apxoi).

the tenth and subsequent

above

the

Porph.

archbishops.
fj, ?v,

prjTponoktrims,

Cer.
to a

belonging

15 M??rpo7roXiTiKOv

448,

4,

Cer.

9 T?v

1.)
Mal.

ibos, fj, of

prjrponok?ns,
210

p.

of

metropolis.

C M?;rpo7roX?nv

eKKkrjalav,

The

67,

Epist.
church

the

of

metropolis,

pla,

5.

Luc?an.

see

Polyb.

engine.
Hist.

Quomod.

1,

48,

15.

Scrib.

44.

13,

word

was

suggested

prjepevs,

Compare

Apost.

Const.

temple.

pr)

by

2.

2, 61,
or

lep?v,

piap?s.

piepevs.)

to eat of anything
piapo(j>ayioa, fjaoa, (piap?s, (jaaye?v)
unclean,

in

Joseph.

Mace.

Mace.

piepevs,

piep?s,

5, p.

ioas, o, (piep?s)

Apocr.

sense

Jewish

?, ?v,

piap?s-

the

term

eating
504,

of

anything

unclean.

unclean.

Jo

Apocr.

priest,

8 bis.
Act.

prjepevs,

yjrevbtepevs.

(See also piap?v.)

Barn.

20.

a giving of small
piKpoboala, as, fj, (piKp?s, blboapi)
the correlative of piKpokrjyjr?a.Polyb.
5,
presents ;
90,5.

"Evioi

rjXiK?a.
?

piXiapijoiov

470.

Lyd.

to

; opposed

b? p?XXa.

232, 13.

Simoc.
to,

HeS.

the

lesser

peyaXooxypos.

also

(See

EuAGR.

piXiapioiov.

ov,

wears

who

monk

ox^jpa)

6,

21,

pp.

fieXXa^.)
18.

469,

635, 2.

Theoph.

milliarium,

milliare,

p?Xtov.

17.

84,
ou,

t?, miliarium,

caldron,

An

lirvoXe?rjs.

66. Athen.

Ill,
3, 54.
piXiapioiov, ov, rb, (mi Hi aren s is) a kind of coin,
Epiph.

A.

184

II,

Novell.

2,

105,

? a. Lyd.

56, 18. Mal. 432,10. Theoph. 466, 8.

2.
Cedr.
635,
I, 296.
piXi?co, aereo, (p?Xiov) to measure by miles and mark by
milestones. Polyb.
34, 11, 8 pcfiCXi?o?ai. (See also
?rjpariCo.)

p?Xiobpop?o,

rjoa,

(plXiov,

circus ? Chrys. VIII

et alibi.

heathen

flat

20.

148.

M?Xivfor M?Xiov. Ptoch.

Martyr. Barthol.
=

of

13.

5. 8.

as, fj, the

ptapocaayla,
seph.

the

Carion 2.

somewhat

flat-nosed,

106,

(ox?jpa)

piKpbv

fiiXiaprjoiov.

ov, rb, heathen

(The

Sept.

defilement.

Mal.

Coteler.

thol.

eoas, fj, (pialvoa) pollution,

Lev.

rather

(oip?s)

ov, ?,

(to

Nom.

ptXi?piov,

eis.

plavais,

piap?v,

rb, warlike

irpb

peo?oqbaipov.)

piXiapiov,
aros,

prjx?vrjpa,
and

also

p1Xa?,
Synes.

distance

'An-XtKeuovTcov avr?v

277

? piKp?s, boy. ^.pophth.

vir?oipos.

habit

metropolis,
a

ov,

piKp?oipos,

piKp?oxrjpos,

privileges

Upb

piKp?oqyaipov,ov, rb, (oqbalpa) the smallest kind of paX?

?aopov. Arrian.
Peripl. Mar. Erythr. 65.
(See

they were

metropolis.

The

blmiov,

5, 90,
a short

piKp'ov, At

23.

68,

Substantively,

were

531,

Polyb.

5.

2. Young, comparatively.
Sept. Gen. 25, 23.
57. Mal.
Afr.
9.
80,
102, 16. Porph.

11, p. 394.

centuries

of smallxpresents

rrjs iroXeos.

nosed,

Euagr.

receiving

piKpobooia.

Theoph.

place.

trifles,

Cod.

CONST.

to Euagrius,

according

exarchs

from

SC. imaK?noav.
Ant.

piKpov

bishop

iniamnov.

npoear&ra

metropolitans,

under

9.

imamnovs

np&rov.

r&v kom&v,

little.

?, ?v, small,

wondering

admiring

87.

of

correlative

the

12. Nie

Tovs

rov iv rfj nbkei.

iniamnov

e'v rfj prjrponokei

34

XPV T0V *v avrois

elbivai

e?vovs

Ant.
the

Laod.

Apost.

Can.

(Compare

imarov

I, 397

metropolitan,

of the principal city of a diocese.

I, 4.

Epiph.

piKp?s,

ov, ?,

prjrponok?rrjs,

town,

a diocese.
of

Hippol.

piKpoXrjy?tla, as, i), (Xap?avo)

principal

4151. 4551.

fj, the principal

em,

prjrp?nokis,

ov, (?avp?Co)

fiiKpo?avpaoros,

p?Xiov,
mile,

Matt.
M?Xiov,

ov,

rb, milliare,

5, 41.

Plut.

ov, rb, Milium,

to run

bp?jios)

a mile

in

the

(Spuria), 88 (721) A.
the

milliarium,

Polyb.

piXiapiov.

2, 477.

34,

11,

8.

34,

Roman

12, 3.

NT.

I, 838 A.
&

place

in

Constantinople.

The

oph. 648, 1. Porph.

Cer. 502, 13. Tzetz. Chil.
3, 343. SuiD. BaoiXiKi). "Oti ?v rfj ?aoiXiKrj irXrj

<;

fjLt\tT

rov Miklov,

alov

t.

k.

X.

some

from

quoted

431fivela

earlier

to hate.

fiio?o,

author.
Lyd.

ptktres,
ptkirla,

as, fj, militia,

20.

18.

84,

21.

56,

108

Cedr.

I, 296.
actress: prostitute.

Suid.

apud

rjs, fj,

plprj,

....

Kpio-ecos
=

Hier.

Cyrill.

ptprjats.

20.

141,

NT.

p.

(Spuria)

ovs,

fj, (pipeopai)

Kal n?s nl?rjms

?poicos navovpye?,

plvaa

z=

But

Cer.

Porph.

plaaa.

piva?kiov
piWos

a modification

apparently

Porph.

plaaos.
Balsam,

of
90,

CuROP.

peco-aXiov.

ad

is fj

ter.

M?crKeXAos,

VI,

31

Mivo-wv

Clem.

58.

Curop.
rfjs

?
of

PORPH.

pivaovptov.

Cer.

pio-os

opos or

pivaovp?roap,

capos, b,

Cer. 448, 9.

12, 57 -opos. Porph.

9, 7

Leo.

pfjvaoap.

ov, rb,

capos or

464, 18. Phoc

opos,

capos, b,

Cer. 582, 17*.

MAURIC

pfjvaoap.

11.

2,

AnthOL.

ANTEC

oav, oi, (plywpi,

1, 67,

Leo.

pfjvaoap.

2,

20,
IV,

plaaas
reading.

avrols.)
as

troops.

troops.

4.

85,

red

wine.

hater

of

the Jews.

PORPH.

Hes.

5, 2.
?

(jiiooa

iroi?o)

pioevo

265, 11.

Cedr.

20.

I, 297,

Mivo"c?>

Ptoch.

Greeks.

Po-

130.

1,

b Kal ?ankrjvov

mke?rai.

Kal amkonevbpiov

Chrys.

60 A.

(pio-o-a)

bovvai.

PAL

Theoph.

367,

prjaevoa,

assembly,
14,

as

various

Cyrill.

Hier.

He

Cer.

371,

heat,

624, 2

dismissed

them.

Cer. 416, 4.

dish,

Porph.

dismissal,

Chron.

immediately

Porph.

at an

course

entertainment,

18.
at

course,

?aibv 3.

one

dismission,

12, 21.

Cedr.

the

or

circus

the

20 written

I, 297,

2.

347, 18. Const.

pn-?Tov := pr?T?Tov.Mal.
(536),
1020 D. THEOPH. 113, 12 Ta pirara rov orparov,
metata.
=

piraropUiov
pirar?piov

an

to dismiss

A.

dimissio,

7, 17.

e?oVcos p?ooas,

pio-os with

castra

Botan.

evcra,

rj, missa,

2. Missus,

; opposed

Christ-hating
223

144.

p.

6, 12.

hippodrome,
Mal.

Amphil.

ov, ?, missus,

piooos,

Ptoch.

pivoovpiov.

(p?o-eco, Xpioros)

12,115.

pioos.

"Ekkrjv) mongrel

pivoa. Mauric.

1, 44.

piaevka?fjs, es, (pia?oa, evka?fjs) hating thepious.

pio-evoo,

'iou?atos)

(pio?o,

Homil.

ov,

as,

Leo.

198

7.

?oravrj,

LAD. Vit.

o?vos.

?,

(piXoxpioros.

jpiooa,

Leo.

174.

197.

ov, (7ToXi?s)half gray, half grizzled.

/xi?o7T?Xios,
6.
257, 5, et alibi. Cedr. I, 700, 24.
246,

Lex.

cell

poor

for pioovpiov

Catech.

ptaovpiv,

ptva&piov,

plate,

15, 14.

Them.

pivaovptov.

piov oVayXv^ov.

piovfjns

Iva iroi?oiv

Novell.

us,

piooos.

vEcWev

pi??kkrjves,

sub

the

mercenary

pio?ofyopiKOv,

missile.

264, 2. 23.

fiio?xpio~Tos,

'

ptva&piov

lyb.

dish,

(plaaos)

prjaovpiv. Porph.

pivacap?roap,

v<j>

HOMER.

mercenary,

evreXrjs Kai p,?Xas

rjoa,

to

4, 22.

Leg.

contains

iroieire

(pio?ofyopos)

o, mis

Rom.

pioovpiv

-opos.

218.

plvaoap,

prjbevl

piods

2, 183. 259.

472, 8.

pivaovptov,

ob

4.

ov,

p.iooiroi?o,

?ylas

Kai vpels

t?

ov,

pioo'iovbalos,

96

*o

ocra ?v ?eXrjre

o?v

t?, missibile,

pioKeXXos,

21.

62,

I, 1012 F.

pioi?lXiov,

1, et alibi.

521,

1,

passages

Il?vra

rj, ?v,
1, 67,

Adm.

dimin.

ov, rb,

?v?poiroi,

Plut.

ptp&.)

13,

1,

? pioels,

prj iroiijorjs.

?r?po

ovto

Substantively,

In

pipe?rat.

Cer.

Concil.

rpan??rjs, meaning
pivaovpaKiov,

bpoloas

lias kvms

the word for monkey

popular modern Greek,

pa?pov,

588 A

(Compare Nemes.

Ul?rjms, fj pip&.

oi

Polyb.

Suid.

nt?rj?.

nl?rjms,

monkey,

Kai

?XXco o? Trote?is.

these

12

7,

fiio?oqbopiK?s,

ape,

of

first

Matt.

vplv

331, 25. 29 (Milles).

pip&,

15

stance of the second and third ; also of the following :

Ael.

Theoph.

pip?8os.

ov pioels,

"Oirep
(The

pipas, ?bos, fj, (p?pos)mima,

ov

?r?pov ool yev?o?ai,

Lyd.

orpari?.

4,

Apost.

Const.

iroiijorjs.
oi, milites.

Tobit.

Sept.

Mixcr?X?s,

Cedr.
pveia,

as,

=
a,

Basilic.

pjjraT?piov.
prjrar?piov.

5, 2.

57,
THEOPH.

TheOD.

CONT.

of Mtxa^X,

?, augmentative

7.

709,

LECTOR.

2,

Big

11.

Michael.

II, 607.
rj, anniversary.

Const.

Apost.

8,

44

'Ev ?e

432
fJLOvd?c?

fivnp,a<f>iov

ra?s pvelas

?yloav paprvpoav

rjs,

Kal

pvelav

r?s

bv?paros

1106

rrjv pvfjprjv,

Kal vn?p r&v ?pap-

'Eflri b? r&v

!?

rekevrrja?vTcav

Kal

rekovvres

npoaevx?s

Kal olmvoplas.

karpelas

'O rfjs ?elas

to ? ?e?os

ing

911

I,

saint.

divine

Of

; used

in connection

Novell.

memory,

43, Prooem.

correspond

pvfjprjs.

tinue

fj pvfjprj
!

forever

prj ! an

be?vos)
952

CHAL.

May

con

his memory
aloavla

KvpiXXov

106

fj pvfj

r?

aKrjnrpa

name.

friend's

rfjs

Porph.
rov

Eus.

2. Anniversary.

tov ?eov

?yloav paprvpoav
Mvfjprj

rtvos.

?ylov

C.

921

rrjv balav

1, p. 576,

3,

BASIL.

r?s pvfjpas.

CHAL.

r&v nepl

Upocjaaaei

V.

Kparfj

C.

186 D

HI,

NOVELL.
as

nparropevoav,

To>v

33

br) pvfjpas

at.
to

evaoa,

ApOST.

13,

8,

Martyr.

?yloav
rfjs

?v,

Uirpov

Basilic

Esai.

pobep?roap,

35,

capos,

Eukhol.

Const.
as

Moyy?v,

poblokov,

Lex.

irijyavov.

Mar.

Peripl.

BOTAN.

6.

Erythr.

rb,

poXl?iov.

poXi?bos,

ov, ?, =

poXi?eos

ovs,

PSELL.

423.

Sept.

Zach.

poXi?os.
rj, eov

?a

leaden.

ovv,

5, 7.
Diod.

2,

10,

p.

124, 74.
ov, rb, lead,

poXi?os,

poXi?bos,

Porph.

poXi?biov.

8.

671,

= p?Xos. Basilic.
28,10, 1. Leo Gram.
p?Xos
15. Cedr. I, 711, 14 M?Aos Elrpoir?ov.

779

o?,
C

144,

Peripl.

6.

Erythr.

poXvop?s,

Arrian.

mallow-colored.

ov, (poX?xo)

poX?xLvos,

?,

(poXvvo)

"Qoirep

stain.

defilement,

?i?Xiov

iraXipyfrrjorov

xpvpwos

ov, rb,

Ill,

surname.

Plut.

II,
?v?

fjbrj iroXvop?v

6.

2?v

an

. . . . ov
yk&o-arj.

av

ris

officer.
?pjwcrrfjv

EDICT.

poblokos.

THEOPH.

4,

fO pov?Cov,

rfj

113 D.

1.

maker of modii?

292

Nil.
CONT.

18,

16.

r?

TheOD.

povaoriK?s.

647, 5.

Theoph.

collectively

3, 7.
to be alone.
per?

to live alone

KaXXioro

THEOPH.

CONT.

oov.
or in solitude.

ep?va?"ev.

Mal.

Hippol.

373,

fiova

o?eis, being left alone (olo?els).

Novell.
mkiaete

(p?vos)

3.

6, 30,

to O? povaxo?

equivalent

Euagr.

'HvtKa povaCev?fi

?oo,

285

1, 15.

ev?rjv, (pov?fco)

16

Apost.
i

povaxiK?s,

Euagr.

povabiK?v,

povaCevopai,

pov?Co,

Const.

i), ?v, monastic,

698 A.

To

(536),

77.

Apost.

697,

pobt?pios, ov, b, (pobtos, modius)

Const. (536), 1177 D.
v

Arrian.

frankincense.

10.

considered.

9.

b, moderator,

2 Mo8eparci)p

awfj?et

of

Mar.

Can.

be

sponsalia,

Cer. 212, 15.

ov mkkovai
10,

(pvfjarcap)

hoarse-voiced.

hoarse,

19,

avr&v mra?ioa?&pev.

poyiX?Xos, ov, (p?yts, k?kioa) hardly able to speak, dumb.

28,

9.

povabiK?s,

trothal, appa?&v. Porph.

Sept.

adultery.

Sept. 1 Esdr. 8, 80.

Metaphorically, pollution.
2 Mace. 5, 27. NT. 2 Cor. 7, 1. Plut.
II, 993 B.

Const.

pvrjpovevaoapev,

paprvpoav

??kfjaeoas

r? pvfjarpa,

commonly

fj,

in prayer.

8.

Polyc.

pvfjarpov,

as

remember,

1 T&v

oncas Kotvoavol
yevia?ai

1089

a kind

p?Xaiov,

in

begotten

yew?co)

irXeov.

pvrjpovevoa,

poyy?s,

(fi?los,

rb ?ypiov

Mar.
3

133,

bpovyy?pios. LEO. 4,

6.

87,

Cer.

aavros.

mkov

Mal.

poXi?iov,

iv pam

?aaikelas

Poapaloav

in

used

memory,

happy

e/c MaKebovias

rov

Baaikelov

tjj pvfjprj

Of

a deceased

with

connection
Adm.

rfj pvfjprj,

ov,

p.oixoy?vvrjTos,

poXi?biov,

exclamation.

iv pamplq.

l0

pia

(rov

47,

8. 42.

Peripl.

Aloavla

II,

head-dress,

22.

4, 9. 42.

Leo.

bpovyyos.

female

peXieob?os,ov, (p?Xi, ?qb?os) dressed in honey. Arrian.

b rfjs ?elas

Ko?vo-tovt?vos

of

Cedr.

poip?px^s, ov, ?, (polpa, ?pxo) =

Erythr.
of a

the name

with

6, 14.

Gen.
=
rj,

fioKp?Tov,

pvfjprjs,

a kind

ov, o, modiolus,

as,

polpa,

Epiph.

noiovvrat,

pvrjpas

6707.

Inscr.

remembrance.

btmloav notovpe?a

roak&v, K. r. X.

Ipob?oXos,

fiobioXov.

of pvfjpa.

r), memory,

y?p

T&v

51

LAOD.

noie?v.

ov, to, dimin.

pvrjp?qbiov,
pvfjprj,

SC. r&v Kemiprjpivoav.

avr&v,

Cyrill.

solitary,

monk,

Athan.

povax?s.

I,

313 B Mova?bvres Kai ?oKrjrai. BASIL. Ill,

Tc? r?ypan

Epist.
Alex.

rov

2, 96.
Epist.

povaC?vrov.

Pallad.
89 A.

EPIPH.

Vit.

*
1,1103

Chrys.

60 C.

433
fiovo?o\ov

fiovavSpec?
'H pov?fyvaa, nun.
2,

Epist.

Epiph.

povavbpeca, to be p?vavbpos. MAL.

35, 16.
p?vavbpos,

ov, fj,

Apost.

3, 3.

that has

on.

21, 15.

husband.

II,

(povaarfjpios)

prayer-chamber,

'O

475,

convent.

Can.
r&v

?pxoav

Athan.

80.

Theoph.

I,

povaarrjpioav,

Ba

811 A.

Cy

Curop.

digni,tary.

also

(See

Monastery

women,

for

AwrXovv

jiovaarfjpiov,

Menand.
the

establishment,
ov,

povaarfjs,

to monks

b,

same

as r?
povaarfjpiov.
a

(pova?oa)

Naz.

v?Coav. Greg.
Epist. 20 A.
fj, ?v,

povaanms,

12 Movaarfjptos

solitary,

monastic.

(povaarfjs)

Kal

as,

704

Mov?arpiat

povavkios,

ov,

tyr.

pova

povax?s,

po

1, 12 Mo

Soz.

137,

fj, nun,

pov??ovaa.

avkfj)

LEIMON.

154.

povaxio-p?s,
povax?s,

THEOPH.

povfjprjs.

Cer.

oars.

of

Leo.

(For its formation

an

of Juno.

epithet

vaos.

Leg.

Homer.

Theoph.

101.

17.

33,

Mar

559,

fiovrjrav.

24.

105,

mint.

Mal.

1. 2,

308,

ov, ?, monetarius,

Mal.

301,

pov?biov,

ov,

2.

HeS.

rb,

dimin.

to a povax?s,

v?piopa

rexylrai.

povo?avbov,

ov, rb,

I
monastic.

Isid.

Socr.

ov, b, monachism.

monk. Athan.

Epist.

pro

p?vrjra,

paroxytone.
mint-master,
to

Movrjr?pios,
of

povr] 2.

povo?i?Xov,

solitary,
b povax?s,

I, 184 A.

5, 2

Novell.
alone.

(titul.).

povnapios.

K?ppa ?pyaCopevos.

Leimon.

120

Movir?pioi,

oi

monachus,

267 A, et alibi.

solitary,

Epiph.

ov, rb, =

the

?avbov)

(p?vos,

(151).

p.

25.

191,

banner

principal

Nemes.

povo?i?Xos.

r?v

iraXai?v

1, 21.

Socr.

Antec.

(Compare

Nomocan.

ov, rb,
13,

Mal.

584

to

of

Prooem.

code

of

(p?vos,

/3??Xco)

29,

158.

p.

A.

Eus.
9.

448,

?v ?vl ovvrjyaye

yv?pas

to the Justinian

fiovo?oXov,

irepl

2, 9.

povo?i?Xos, ov, ij, (?i?Xos) a single volume.

ence

Classical.

SuiD.

povrjr?pios*

an army. Mauric.

272.

Substantively,

Ill,

irevrrjprjs, etc.)

rpirjprjs,

com.

CONT.

1, 13, p. 41. Theod. HI,

5, 2, ??.
(536), 1133 C. Novell.

1, 1.

fj, ?v, single,

Basil.

Alex.

bank

rjs, i), moneta,

8.

Areth.

jxovir?pios

123, 35.
*

A.

76, 23.

Trjs povrjrrjs

CHRON.

?los.

fj, ?v, pertaining

Epist.
699 D. Const.

?ios, Monastic

Cyrill.

one

Cont.

earlier

I, 30 D

povrjr?pios,

nap?evoi.

(p?vos,

Pel.

343

I,

with

galley

fiovrjra,

Porph.

Alex.

No

121 (152).

6 Movavkios

povaxims,

the

or

PLUT.

vaartKrj nokirela.
pov?arpia,

3. Moneta,

Cyrill.

Athan.

Theoph.

compare

olms, Monastic

monk,

I, 839 C.

of game.

Movrjprjs

I, 527 B.

2. Moneta,

(povaarfjpes,

352,

(see

8.

833,

a kind

ijp?pa)

povax^?s.

Epiph.

ov, rb,

jiovrjpiov,

36.

123,

CONT.

1 A.

(monks).

e'v oa povaxol

monastery

NOVELL.

ov, pertaining

povaarfjpios,
aral).

A.

1025 C.

to 'Av?pcoov povaorrjpiov

(p?vos,

?ios.

povaxiKos

125 B.

povrjra

olmvatv.

pov?arpiai

for

Monastery

47.

Can.

rb,

949

Pachom.

1.

105,

19, 74.

yAvbp&ov povaarfjpiov,

Chal.

es, solitary,

povrjprjs,

povaarfjpia.)
men

2.

THEOPH.

2).

ov,

vell.

simply

II, 20, p. 1264 A.

Quin. Can. 45. Nie
Socr.
2, 38, p. 145, 17 'Avbp&vre ml
(Compare

Quin.

on a

stopping-place

920 C.

equivalent

?vbpeia,

povrjp?piov,

nunnery.

yvvaiK&v

stage,

fiovaorijpiov

I, 811 A.

fiovaorrjpiov

life,
povaarfjpiov,

Monastery,

Movrj

670 D.

Ill,
17.

684,
a

A.

267

kavpa.)
TwaiKe?ov

Chal.

352 A. Vit. Epiph.

I, 184 A.
332, 12. 459, 9. (Compare ?XXa

Mal.

Epiph.

sil. II, 527 E. Epiph. I, 492 A.

rill.
Alex.
Theod.
Epist. 80 A.
Cod.

2.

oratory.

15.

2. Monastery,

Afr.

station,

82, 18. Vit,

1424 C.

Eunap.

Zos. 278, 23.

Athan.

329 A.

Const.

1, 1, p. 11.

rjs, rj, mansio,

povij,

road.

but one

had

CEDR. I,

Soz.
I, 585 D.
,Aedes. 45 (78).

yij2.)

ov, rb,

povaarfjpiov,
Phil

Nil.

C.

1103

I,

116.

4, 26,

Theoph.

2 T?s

evboKipovoas

?i?Xio,

with

refer

laws.)
a

racing,

bp?fios.

Phot.

434
fjiovov

fiovoyafita

as,

povoyapla,
amy,

fj,

(pov?yapos)

Athenag.

pare

- b
y?p

28 B.)

povoy?ptov,

ov, rb, =

pov?yapos,

ov,

b,

3,
otos ns

*H

bevrepos

2.

(Com-

irix?rj

piveiv,

2,

iart

evnpenfjs

y?pos)

(p?vos,
2,

1.

2,

marrying
1.

6, 17,

povoyev?js,

tu s,

geni

to the Son.

the only

one,

begotten

NT.

Joan. 3, 18, et alibi.

systems of theology the Only Be
gotten One is the son of the Deep (Bvtf?s) by Silence
(Novs), Father and
(Siyq). He is called also Mind

comprehend

of

greatness

the Deep.

povoyevvc?s,

of

but one

utter

eK

Iren.

30

rb,

b,

'Ev aol
In

1, 14,

pot,

soldier.

light-armed

ovs

fjpe?s

?avvraKToi,
Movo?ekfjrat,

or Movo?ekrjrai,

&v,

and

hypostasis,

oi,

but

Theoph.
povoKe'XXiov,

(p?vos,

ov, rb,
vicinity

pov?Kepcos,

cav,with
unicorn.

p.

?ikoa) Mono

povs,

Calumn.

the

to,

doctrine

Nie

separate

of

cells.

other

but one
Sept.

horn.
Num.

cell,

not

Apophth.
Substantively,
23,

22.

in the
Gelas.

im
5.

? pov?

eVt to

irarpi.
to

II,

587,

15

combat.

single

fiovopaxorpo<j>c1ov.

23 C,

I,

et alibi.

197, 10.

Lyd.

one-sidedness.

Kara

Kara

povop?

favoring only one

partially,

?ircp

povop?pciav

rj??Xrjoarc

Kar? povop?peiav

irparr?pcva
47

THEOPH.

bvvap.iv.

or

Kara povo

be

Hpa?iv

ovbe

o? >Ap iav?q>povcs m?aipovoiv

KaT?

fit pos)

air?vra

S OCR.

povop?peiav.

of

2, 17,

one

part.

'Ek to?

partial.
KaT?

6 'Ek rov poi/opepo?s

povop?peiav.

fiovope

LUC?AN.

?vavTiXe'KTcos ireiriorevp.?vrj.

1, 31 bis.

Hoorjoeooai

2. As

p?vov
soon

bvv?pei
f?s

p?vov,

Eus.

Classical.
tous

y?p

rrj ?o?evovorj
?eia

consisting

one-sided,

'Ek povopepovs,

?ireqbaivero,

(Kekkiov)

Ta

p?vov, adv. only.

the Monothelet

of

190

?s, (p?vos,

Socr.

II,

Diod.

The

96,16.

one will.

proper.
531, 1.

I,

198 B

Metaphorically,

to be

1, 27.

or ruler.

show.

Plut.

rj, (povopeprjs)

ATHAN.

exet

Mo

SuiD.

PTOCH.

gladiators,

for

18.

531,

p.ovapxia*

belonging

ou, ?, gladiator.

that Christ had two

Not

Phoc.

263, 15.

'Ek povope pe?as, =

507; 15.

mediate

Kepm,

508, 17.

Theoph.
b?ypa,

povo?ikrjrov

217, 2.

povopeprjs,

confounded with the Monophysites

1072 E.

1, 45,

ov, rb, school

p?peiav ovorrjo?pevoi
*
rbv AOav?aiov.

krjarai.

theletae, a sect that maintained

natures,

9.

?irpagare.

. . . . oi

Mov?Coavoi

iroiclv

Polyb.

*H p?xi

mr?aKonoi.

SuiD.

povop?xovs.

Kal &aavel

one

22,

624, 7, et alibi.

Theoph.

oi t&v nokeploav

rj, gladiatorial
?ovXopevo

as,

THEOPH.

sole master

(Kpar?o)

peiav, With partiality,

4 Reg.

Sept.

?,

rj, (povop?xos)

fiiav

or marauder.

2.

Kovpoov

2. Commander-in-chief

pov?Coavos.

skirmisher

Mov?Coavoi,

2 Reg.

Sept.

Novell.

javelin.

V. 1.
povoKparop?a.

povopaxtKos,

1, to

CONST.

monogram.

(pov?ypappos)

6, 23, et alibi.

5, 2.

as,

povopepeia,

bpapovpat

general,

Hes.

17.

70,

side.

ov,

pov?Coavos,

OPH.

povop?xos,

iKk?pyfravra.

IREN.

945 E.

Ill,

opos,

Mal.

Tov ?voa

sound,

ov,

pov?ypappov,

353
ovalas

rfjs narpiKrjs

to be pov?ykcaaaos.

rjaa,

fwvoykoaaaioa,

METHOD.

povoyevqs.

?rep prjrpbs

povoyev&s

povoKp?rop,

fiovop?xiov,

adv.

rov

To povaorrjpiov

party,

i), (povoKp?rop)

fiovoKparia,

Movopaxias

1 seq.

1, 1,

vapxia,

fiovopaxia,

Beginning of all things. His spouse is Truth ?Akfj

?eta). Of all the JEons of the Pleroma he alone
the

as,

povoKparop?a,

applied

In the Gnostic

can

of

to be povoKp?rop.

rjoo,

jiovoKpar?o,
?, uni

Constanti

194, 12.

34.

gat.

a kind

(kovt?s)

ov, to, marauding

povOKovpoov,

Le

Athenag.

at

place

520

Steph.

Substantively,

4.

85,

once.

VlT.

ov, rb,

pLovoKovnov,
505,

MovoKioviov.

2.

but

column.

single

Monocionium,

SO called.

nople

(k?ov)

to MovoKi?viov,

pose?a.

ALEX.

CLEM.

povoyapla.
fj,

ou, t?,

| povoKt?viov,

monog-

Apost.

Const.

33

Legat.

rj iqa' ivl y?poa

Amphil.

Apost.

Const.

povoy?ptov.

but once,

marrying

eVt

tov

??v ?v epyots

as.

Theoph.

rj oKi? avrov,
irapaxprjpa
quam

5, 13, p. 226,

?aravpop?vov
?yaoo?s

rjXiriK?ras

evpioKovrai.

10 M?vov

y?p

Kat e????s
r\ ?irvovs

Kai

38,

16

rjyyioe
?K?vrjros

?veirrjbrjoc.

primum,

as

soon

as.

Athan.

I,

435
fxovo?vkos

350

'AXX' o? 7rep? Evai?iov

eaea?ai

aiaartKrjv

see

*H p?vov,

r? aKptvla, with
where

the

ov,

Arrian.

3, 42,

2.

Cass.

596, 26.

Adm.

2.

onov

npairoaplov,
of

torium

of

single

Mar.

timber.

of

piece
canoes.

5.

220,

15.

Erythr.

canoe.

3, 43,

20.

720,

Porph.

in

"EboaKev pot

or

essence

its

substance,

bimioavvrjs

to

the

I, 100 B Ovre y?p

ov,

povonaros,

Adv.

?,

b,

povon?nov.

THEOPH.

povon?nov.

285,

241

rb,

T?

(n?pra)

tress

povonoake?ov,

of

ov, rb,
Scyl.

monopoly.

Kal povonoake?ov
povoncakica,
lyb.

(p?vos,

consisting

34,

Kai E

exetv

Kal O Kal r&v kom&v.

door.

only

nvpyos)
tower.

single

Chron.

714,

tower,

Proc.

Ill,

mart

12

286,

wall,

sim

plain,

buttresses.

and

The

r?v BXaxepv?v.
onliness.

aloneness,

(p?vos,

Iren.

those

<?>vois) Monophysitae,

were

HES.

of

101 A

II,

15.
Po
ThE

povoxirov.

4, 9

Socr.

(Compare

Ai

the tunic.

only
....

7,

the

Kal povo

o-xicpartKoi)

OioxtVcov

10, 12.

Cont.

decrees

I,

Cedr.

wearing

(xitc?v)

2.

11,

(write
20.

508,

the

Damasc.

oxjJporiKol

covos, ?,

to

hostile

rjs, rj, murrha,

cEvi

p?pqbov,

9.

Faibear&

ijoo,

to

(jiopqbrj, iroi?o)

to.

form

give

JuST.

1, 9.
ovos,

?,

(popqbrj)

Magnes,

HlPPOL.
pevrjs

Peripl.

6.

Erythr.

fiopqboiroi?o,

Arrian.

porcelain?

simulator,

dissembler,

187

viroKpirijs.

4.

(interpol.)

fiopqboTiK?s,i), ?v, (popqb?o)formative,

a

enjoying

ev rfj

Qovvbam

a for

rrjs

MopqyoTiKov

giving form

viro rov

?ijXcos

to.

irpo?aXXo

ovoias.

poox?piov,

ov,

rb,

dimin.

of

fi?oxos,

Sept.

calf.

Gen.

18,7.

avvearfjaaro.

14.

Thrax

Dion.

single

turrets

s?litas,

Theoph.

14,

oph.

Apol.

626,

single

trading

(povon&kiov)

fjaoa, (povon&krjs)
10,

Porph.

6, 14.

Cont.

relxos)

Council.

koi

oi

Ignat.
ov, rb,

o?,

They

qhvolrai.

Mar.

16.
povonvpytov,

643,

an

of

20.

in only one nature in Christ ; opposed to

Aiqbvo-lrai.

popp?vrj,

p?ktara

Kpiriov

Kal povonoibv

?avv?erov

an

Sext.

compound.

oroixe?ov

y?p

b tov A

o?os ianv

not

simple,

?k tov

ianv

613.

XtTcovi ?K?xprjTO.)

(noieca)
p.

ov,

ov,

povoxtVcov,

Tov

15

commander

sole

monosyllabic.

(p?vos,

rjTos, i), (p?vos)

who believe

lyb.

?v,

on aroix^?ov

pov?noprov,

Ba

1.

Gram.

(ja?oyyov,

for

9 Miav

469,

rov m?laparos.

povon?rov
povonoi?s,

footpath.

(n?ros)

periphrastically

2,

58,

Mal.

Greek

168.

Theoph.

without

Chalchedonian

povoovaiov

X?yovres

in earlier

day,

2 T77S ir?prrjs rov povorcixovs

592,

yvirnoi

to,

bbbv povonarlov,
silic

wall,

Movoqbvolrai,

applied

rb,

?p

16.

641,

a wall

Theoph.

ov, (ovXXa?fj)

ous,

?p?

AmphiL.

eirirvxo.

tuxco rrjs ?iri?vpias.

(arparrjyos)

34, 7.

16, 9.

. . . . ?ir

1, ii, 3.

Kai ovx bpoovatov.

povon?nov,

ov, ?,

Rom.

Ignat.

Poemen.

Apophth.

dummodo,

modo,

ovor?oeis

but once

generalissimo.

fiov?rrjs,

avrov.

&s oi SajSeXXtoi

vioTraTopa fypovovpev

Apocr.

Kvptos mpnbv

Athan.

Son-Father.

kind?

ev&niov

nokvnkovaiov

single

ov,

to eat

jpov?reixos,
ple

re

p?vov

dpi,

ioa,

povoovXXa?os,

p?vov,

Sept.

testicle.

subjunctive.

orjp?ov

"Eroipos

Ipovooir?Co,

army,

Dion

Polyb.

Chron.

singular

(ovala)

povoovaiov
Of

oph.

6, 3

Sabellian

189

Them.

Polyb.

19.
ov,

the

Iva *Irjoov Xpiorov

p?vov

povooir?o.

kept.

t? pov?Cvkov,

Proteuangel.
avrov

t&v

ariyai

the pr

II, 917 D.

Adverbially,

in Bekker.

219,17.
74,

povoovo-ios,

avrov

Plut.

that, with

povoorp?rrjyos,

Peripl.

Substantively,
Zos.

tov

11 LTXo?a povo?vka,

5, 4,

ai

*Emv?rjaav

having

rj, ov, alone.

x?o?ooav,

but one

(opxts)

LT?p Kai oravpbs

ovk ex*is

p?vov,

p?vov

exception

consisting

Anab.

2.

single

were

the scrinia

*pov??vkos,

622,

o?Koav, Kal p?vov

byo ?aaikiK&v

Xen.

y?p

CHRON.

e?ovalav.

povo?,

Apophth.

of.

exception

?avKaklov

?,

Lev. 21, 20.

p?v
2.

Phoc.

provided

the

Tov

tovs

&s

APOPHTH.

ecos,

fi?vopxis,

f?.

with

152

iKKkrj

fjmvaav

ovroa mrinrrj^av,

under

Except,

Poemen.

&s p?vov

k. t. k.

mraaxe?v,

npea?vripovs

3.

....

fjboa^oiroi?w

to

enjoy

monopoly.

Po

fiooxoiroi?o,

reference

ijoo,

(p?oxos,

iroi?o)

to make

calf,

with

to the molten calf of the Old Testament.

436
fi?o"Xoc

NT.

Act.

41.

7,

Const.

musk.

V.

Hippocr.

of poros.

Plut.

wounds.

to dress

6, 1 l?ar?^et

with

as a wound.

lint,

Kal por&aet

100 D.

II,

rj, b, mannikin,
DlACON.

imke?ro

(rovro

els

*EXX?8a pe?epprjvevopevov

be rb rfjs

biaki<rov

'AppeviW

brjko?*
ravrrjv

inoawplav

?kt?j

of pov?aKtr?rjsis the Russian pov?

z
( ? being pronounced like zh, that is, like in azure),
[The primitive

man,

The

?v?poanos.

diminutive

Grecized

pov?aKir?rjs

of pov? would

form

diminutive

its mediaeval

pov(os,

pov?OKrjs, and

? 63,

(INTRODUCTION,

be

its double

NlC.
?tre ev

biaCoyp?q^rjoiv

Aa?cov

?yiov

Mal.

9.

302,

mosaic-work,
1036

?iov

povoalov,

n?crav

eUoviKrjv

?tre ?t?
povoeiov

oavioiv,

?prov.

3.

686,

II,

povoav

rrjv

rov

viroK?ro

at

the priest

by

?v roixois.

(See also ^rjob?s.)

povoiKos,

?v,

i),

povr?os,

means

used),

a modification

as,

fj,

mosaic.

(povoelov)

HES.

maggot.

(pv?a)

as,

and

be

may

Spanish mozo.]

fj,

aK&krjKes

Mov?ai,

Schol.
the

iv ?xfjpara,

povkas

4, 3, 8

Antec

of

definition

pov

?v,

a mule.

resembling

(povka)

Theoph.

Theoph.

Cont.

Ill, 354 D.

Basil.
ov,

b,

l?vvoav r?s

povkas

Theoph.

Xos.

673,

povkros,
Theoph.

16

*Ev r&

to

(povXros)

rebel,

Cont.

622

ov, b, tu mult

us,

rebellion.

240,

9.

to

be

in

CH 2i*eXia
Theoph.

state

of

ipovkrevaev.
735,

12.

13.

147,

mussulman.

(Arabic)

Porph.
*VQ?{

jiovoovXrjpir?v,

(See povoovXp?vos, in the Appendix.)

to

(povaelov)

14,

Mouor?Kia

with

inlay

Mal.

mosaic.

ta ce a,

a kind

of

Lyd.

3, 9.

Geopon.

povaoois,

eos,

rj, (povo?o)

6, 15, 2.

the

of

8, 8,

sweet

Theoph.

new

wine.

82, 12.

with

inlaying

mosaic,

pov

and

admit

339, 7.
sense

the

sacred

offices

the Christian

8, 7, 2.

cO pvovpevos,
for

an

in

to initiate,

of

Athen.

PHRYN.

fiveXos.

to the use

9, 20.

232, 20.

Mal.

cake.

e? olvop?Xiros.

ov, to, m u s t u s, or m u s t u m,

didate

Theoph.

Cont.

'Ev r&

Qoap?.

?ylov

evaa,

18

CODIN.

'E^ouo-tacrT?Js r?v

/N-

mysteries
455,

povkoa Evpoanlov (read Evrponlov).

rov

iv oxfjpan.

4, 3, 8.

Antec

?,

7.

141,

povooois.

ov,

cov, t?, mus

57

pu?co, ijoo,

oavos, b, mulio,

16.

479,

223, 4.

pvaX?s

657, 17.

rebellion.

ro, =

ooa,

oiopa.

povkrevoa,

povo?o.

17

povor?Kia,
oi

klcav.

povkoa

MAL.
CODIN.

689,

povorov,

she-mule.

fj, mula,

cO l?vvoav r?s

povkims,

fiovoclov.

aros,

fiovo?opa,

povooo,

pov(os

iv ro?s Kp?aaiv.

yev?pevot

povkos,

povoi?o

Cer.

-AKH2,

of

swabber,

cabin-boy,

compared with the French mousse,

povkloav,

pD/t?^OGreek

In modern
(not

povo?ov

fiovoovXrjp?rrjs,

-ITZH2).

povka,

Peripl.

146, 7.

?aro).

pov?a,

42

p.

s i vu m,

fiovoiov.

used

brush,

povoelov.

t?, mu

ov,

o?piov,

ov

np?aprjpa

soft

THEOPH.

ov, rb,=

povoelov,

?v?poa

T?tpiaKrjs

pov?aK?r?rjv

rek&v

fjkiKiav

rfjv

y?p

?v?p&niov,
inUkrjatv

of

EukHOL.

povoelov.

povo?piov,

The

fish.

Arrian.

porcelain?

ras ?v t?> b?oKo

pepibas

povodiov

of

48.

Eucharist.

ovor?XXei

*Os Kar

n?ptov.

?paxvraros

rjs, rj, murrha,

Erythr.

the

Sept.

fjp?s.

?v?poanlams,
92

Leo

rrjv

157,

15.

rjs, i), a kind

jiovoa,

Movapkb, b, indeclinable, Arabic T?J|7?? Mohammed,

the Arabian prophet. Theoph.
503, et alibi.
pov?aKlr?rjs,

Lyd.

Xeirovpy?s.

ov, rb, a species

povpCovXiov,

545,

povpp?vrj,

(Lex.

Mar.

for dressing

(?o-c?, (poros)

Hos.

I, 92 D

Galen.

for

povpCovXiv

m?erfjpi).

ov, b, lint

poroca,

et Mar

Act.

Apocr.

oph.

ov, rb, dimin.

por?piov,

o, munerarius,

ov,

powep?pios,

2.

Matt.

poros,

Just.

28.

ov, b, muscus,

tyr.

1.

6, 20,

19. 102 fin.

Tryph.
p?axos,

Apost.

fJLvno-is

baptism,

and

baptize
knowledge

of

Const.

Apost.

religion.

Theod.

one who

of

Ill,

is about

the

666 C.
to be

? ?aimCopevos.

a can

baptized,
Const.

Apost.

Const.

Apost.

1.

lO pepvrjp?vos,

one who

is baptized.

Soz. 1, 3, p. 13.
pvrjois, cos, ij, initiation, applied to baptism.
6, 15, 2.

7, 38, 5.

Can.

437
fivolafl?os

Apost.

50.

3, p. 13.

Theod.
ov,

pvoiap?os,
Babr.

Apost.

Const.

b,

(titul.).

3.

Soz.

1,

672 D.

Ill,

(pv?os,

lap?os)

Ba?plov

pvolap?oi

in

fable

ov, ?, (yp?<jaoa) writer

pvooyp?qbos,

6, 1 and

8,

verse.

iambic

Polyb.

legends.

4,

40,2.
pv?a,

fj, mus

as,

to be

eh et ta
a

shot with
seem

would

that,

the mediaeval

ov, b, mill,

pvpto?okos,

Ex.

492

I,

r) ?akaaala

ov, meaning

uncertain.

ov,
=

pvpiovrankaaloas
aros,

pvpiapa,

vessel

499

ov,

pvpiap?s,

Theoph.

578,

22,

?aoa,

Hippol.

an

I, 815

EPIPH.
EPIPH.

Cer.

ovros,

b,

to have

the itch.

4,

the

ant-lion,

(kicav)

Job.

Sept.

18.

Judith.

because
oil.

fragrant

his

pvpoborica,

name

of

fjaoa,

exuded

Oct.

26.

great

khol.

ov, b,
p.

687,

VOL. VII.

(pvpov,

to

blboapi)

a church

NEW

II,

third

Sunday

after

in commemoration
20.

44,

of

Pentekost.

the

Ho

also

(See

of

ketyavov,

give

Theoph.

giver

of

officer.

SERIES.

Eu

In

pvprov.

myrtle-berry,

r? pvpoiv?KOKKa.

MAL.

7.

35,

initiation

i), (pvorayoy?s)

into

the mys

981 E.

I, 210 E.

the Euchari&t,

writers,

Christian

writers,

hospites

qui
et

soient,

iepovpy?a.

and.

Men

iepevs.

priest,

the
ad

Cicer.

temples.
ea,

visenda

quae
ostendere,

unumquidque

Verr.
sunt,

quos

4, 59
ducere

illi mysta

vocant.

gogos

ov, to, mystery.

pvorijpiov,

lar.

at

Cicerone,

Hi,

Const.

Hence,

in general,
Act.

Apocr.

Athan.
Hier.

56

k?kkos)

(pvpros,

MvprUoKm,

Christian

myrtle-grove,

329, 21.

4.
ointment.

rb,

as,

Sacrament
ointment.

myrtetum,

1, 35.

Jud.

Ipuoraycoy?s, o?, ?, (pvorrjs, ayo) one who initiates into

\ themysteries. Plut.
I, 210 D, et alibi.

an

quantities

II, 532, 8.)

(pvpoborrjs)

sepul

Nie.

23, 56).

The

(pvpo?vrj)

pvoap?s.

In

3.

679, 8, said of holy relics (Xetyavov).

pvpoborrjs,

2.

11.

relics

Horol.

and compare Cedr.

to the

Eukhol.

Lev.

Sept.

?,

ov,

pvorayoy?a,

pvpo?kvrrjs, ov, b, (pvpov,?kvca) flowing with odoriferous

ointment. As an epithet it is applied to Saint De
metrius,

Substan

went

who

(NT. Luc.

Cer.

Sept.

BOTAN.

2.

animal.

Porph.

(See also Xetya

the ointment-beaters,

yuva?Kes,

women

celebrated

teries. Plut.

468,

Sept.

anointing.

B.

22.

pvpprjKokioav,

se.
the

Porph.

pvppiv?v.

Lex.

51 C.

II,

Porph.

perfume.

(pvpprjij)

C.

cjy?po) ointment-bearing.

to

?vos,

pvpoiv?v,
6,

16,7.
pvpprjKi?oa,

II, 532, 8.

inclusive,

pvpo(?)?poi.

BOTAN.

myriad-eyed.

oppa)

(pvpl?oa)

I, 614

Damasc.

(pvpov,

given

pvprUoKKov,

pvptonkaalcas.

b,

Sept.

Compare

saints.

ai pvpo(j)?poi,

Easter,

(sail),
et'alibi.

E,

Lex.

nlvva.

pvptonk?aios.

(pvplCoa)

seq.

Cedr.

*H KvpiaKr) r?v Mvpoty?pov,

fivoep?s

pvpiovrank?atos,

opoXoy?as,

?ori.

661 E.

117.
~

3,

SC.

oil which exudes from the bones

chre with ointments

molar

nvpio?okos.
(pvpioi,

ov,

a name

1, 49.

light

D.

bap

rol.

kiyovaiv,

ov,

pvpt?pparos,

of

160

p.

Ex. 30, 25.)

2. The fragrant
of distinguished

rrjs

just

Apost.

(For the composition of this holy

see Eukhol.

ointment,

5.

11,

pvpov

I, Can. 7.

pvpoqb?pos,

18.

299,

V. 1.
pvpi?yoayos,

?e?aioois

T?

Const.

vov, pvpo?Xvrrjs.)

Italian

Ps. 57, 7.

kind

Plut.

Cont.

&s rives

16.

Them. 37, 17.

the pro

k et,

the grinders,

molares,

Sept.

pvkrj.

aaKrovpa.

Theoph.
pvpipa,

to

mus

1 Esdr.

Sept.

oavos, b, myoparo,a

yakia,

(see xpitfpa).

17

a person

which

tized is anointed

tively,
at.

teeth. Sept. Job. 29, 17.

pvon?poav,

[It

gunpowder,

applied

the modern

al pvkai,

rjs, fj, plural

pvXos,

discovery
was

53.

19,
of

etc.]
laca, to sneer

pvKTrjpl?oa,
pvkrj,

the

Hence

moschetto,

Leo.

rot-o?akklarpa.

muschetta

engine.

pelling

(from musca),

after

o? arrow

a kind

with

the ointment

ou, to,

p?pov,

Const.

Ala&neioi.
of

flVCTTrjpiOV

et

Apost.

Martyr.
5,

I, 134 A.
Procatech.

and

14,

Basil.
16.

Epiph.

in ecclesiastical
the Eucharist
Matt.

8.

et

4,

Ill,

Greek,
in particu

Act.

alibi.

Laod.

270 D.

I, 275

A.

Thadd.

Nil.

Cyrill.
Epist.

7.

438
M(ovar?s

fivo-T'npM?S'rjs

2, 294 T? qbpiKTov
pvorrjpiov. TheOD.
921

Chal.
The

iepoovvrj,

2. The

es,

Plut.

II, 10 E.

p,vorrjpiob?s,

adv.

(jivorijpiov,

64,

Xarpeia.

Th?

? pvoriK?s,

Substantively.

22.

Occult,

Eira

?eoXoylas.
evx^js.

irapavopijoas
r?v

?o?iov

olpai,

?irop

equiva

fivorijpia.

PORPH.

?orjKpfjns.
860.
18

21,

'Airo

puortK?js

1 MuoTiK77 payos.

Substantively.

86, 12.

21, 12.

adv.

pvoriK?s,

low
A

776

Mal.

magic,

3 MucrrtK?

42,

seer, magician.

alchemy,
Ttva.

609,

to ?Kqbovos.

opposed

pvoriK?s

A?yovoi
or

Euxecr?at

=
puT?7, rjs, rj,
p^T?7.

(See

pvns.
also

?irevxeo?ai

Chrys.
rrjv

evxrjv
fivori

35, 23.

Ptoch.
Kovropvrrjs.)

this

recognized
it.

2, 52

incorrectly

written

common

in

the

The

pcapomKofj?rjs.

knav

the

Levant
modern

Frag.

rich.

superior
a,

ov,

was

II,

the

fj, ?v,

See

(Moaafjs)

Jewish
at

Moaafjs,

im,

b,

sister
poapo

and

foolish

Mc?vo-?Js.

pa?bos.

Porph.

aak?s.)
for water,

the Hebrew

Mavarjs.)
Mosaic.

*HMoaaa'tKr)

the rod with which Moses,

as
6, 24.

late

as

(See

also

'H rov Moaaicas

Cer.

640,

It

his miracles.

performed

Constantinople
Cer.

also

word

(Compare
also

to be

pretend

(See

Egyptian

of Moses,

prophet,

Porph.

Codinus.

9.

21.

83,

to

the fool,

Ammonas

waters.

seen

the very

mistake

both

nkovatos)

to act

to Philon,

Philon.

Moaaa?ms,

is

observers

intelligence.]

fjaoa, (notioa)

water,

for

7 : fj b? poapla

eabv, Folly

(poap?s,

Apophth.

vboap.

no word

had

they

also

163.

Leimon.

fool.

Greeks

Incert.

Superficial

for

ancient

but

character,

?bekcjarj rfjs novrjplas

mmfj?eta

The

Eurip.

Compare

M?Xio-r

MoaaaUfj

Mal.

of

and

to Justinian

14, applied

poapon?vrjpos).

the great

6.

yivrjrai.)

both foolish

is more

character

(Compare

flavor.

?vakov

Greeks denote it by the adjective kokon?vrjpos (more

Q*0,

Mal.

KOS.

3. Magically.

peculiar

[Nothing

2 Reg.

Sept.

5, 13 'E?v b? rb ?kas
or

taste

III, 56,

the

10,5.

1, 20.

foolish.

NT. Matt.

pa?bos, The rod ofMoses,

Theoph.

(spurious)

Proc

than

301,

1, 22.

es, (pcapbs mmfj?rjs)

peas, according

paye?as.

229, 20.

voice;

EuKHOL.

ravrrjv.

pvoriK?,

soothsayer,

secretly.

2. In
XII,

98.

cO puoriK?s,

(b)

Ta

(a)

HlPPOL.

p?yela.

13 Muotik?s

119,

ish.

22.

300,

Basilic.53,

'E?v b? rb ?kas

poapommfj?rjs,

poaponoieca,

irXavijpara.

In the following examples it is superfluous. Mal.

118,

9, 50

pcaponkovatos,

Kai bvooe?rj

its

lose

of wickedness.

3, 5, 3.

Cont.
Mal.

NT. Rom.

Great.
n

134, 23.

mysteries,

orjKprjr?pios,

8 MuoriK?

35,

supper,

mystical

HT,

1 Cor.

to become

Metaphorically.
Marc.

22.

458,

of a harbor,

protection

PROC

NT.

foolish.

poapalvopai,

learnedly

Apost.

Theoph.

magical.

e?x^s.

to make

pcapav?rj,
5

p.

the chalice.

Leo Diacon.

Const.

cO pvoriK?s =

2.

2,

pvariK?v,

Ta pvoriK?,

(a)
85.

Apost.

nvos

os

ri,

Mvotik?)

1,

23,

?irireXovp?vrjs

16

Peregrin.

ypa<p?v

MvoriKrjs

lent to theLast Supper.

234,

r?v

to

applied

Eus.

Cer.

696, 19 M&kos r&v Evrponlov (identical

Chron.

Mid.

SC rois
Xpioriavots.]

avrols,

lO belirvos

often

Porph.
the

for

npoKvpala.

950,2.

pvrrjs.

3, 31.

mule.
mole,

npo?okos,

poapalvoa,

mysterious

6,

18 UoTijpiov

Luc?an.

[Compare

(b)

mystically,

pvoriKas

117 A

p.

ov, b, moles,

pokos,

written

Athen.

26.

440,

withSiMOC.336,3Evrponlovktpfjv).

1, 3, p. 11, 6.

Apost.

5 MvoTiKr)

H,

1, 27,

Adm.

p.

mysterious.

mystical,

mystical,

mystic,

Kai els ?Keivovs

(?<p?rj y?p

Can.

38,

24, 10.

Const.

NySS.

pijrov

2,

Eust.

plv.

incorrectly

ov, rb, mulus,

pcak?piov,
p&kos,

evx?Xaiov.

688

ov, b, mytilus.

21.

Eus.

jivorrjpiobrjs,

Trepi a?To?

r?s

Socr.

xp'L0~Pai

Socr.

EIAQ)

996 B.

of

15,

8,

GREG.

y?jios,

elements.

i), ?v, hidden,

Kara

?airnopa,
and

pvrrj, pis,

Sched.

pvrkos,

IV. 202 B.

Eucharist.

?voia.

recog

form,

present

1, 3, 1.

Iren.

the

per?voia,

Theod.

pvorrjpi?brjs,

its

namely,

sacramental

145, 30.

pvoriK?s,

in

Church,
sacraments,

evxapio-ria,

iSos, fj, nose,

Lex.

seven

ly.

pvns,

B.

Greek

nizes

202 A.

IV,

the

of

Moaafjs.)

pa?bos,

6. Codin.

time

*H

102,18.

Moavafjs, fj, b, ?1C?> Moses, the Jewish prophet, Moaafjs.

Sept. Num. 9, 23. Ps. 89 (titul.).
[Philon derives
it from

poas,

which

see.]

439 N

veapth

N.
N is often inserted before 2, in words of Latin origin ;
as

avT K?)va-op,

abpivoovv?Xios,

ji?voa,

irpoKevoov,

p?vaos,

o?vo-os.

in

ov,

vop?ofiara

occasioned

', probably

I of

the

by

name

is

5.

Lib.

94.

Hippol.

oqbis.

one

(v?as) Naasseni,

Greek

Hippol.

b?beKa

aros,

Theod.

of

? ?e?

203 B

IV,

to

parapet.

NaCtp?os

Kai ?(j)iepofi?vos,

Christian

(write

v?ov.

ov,

rb,

rjros,

vaKor?irrjs,
Cont.

r?,

vaKor?irrjra,
aros,

?,

(v?<os,

of

4.

?, uncle,

wine

r?,mother's

vaoqb?pos,

ov,

Hes.

(vaos,

Ot

(pepo)

9.

N?vvav,

aunt,

16.

494,
the

Porph.

Cer.

20,

Apocr.

(Compare NT.

?beXqbi).
Hence

vavKka,

ship

that

Polyb.

1,

Ma?

nkoi?piov.

vavKektov.

vavnkios,

ov,

Mar.

Erythr.

MAURIC

1.

9,

Hes.
sacred.

1 Cor. 3, 16

POLYB.

ship.

evavk&aaro.
*Ep?oXoi,

"Ep?oka.

84.

uncertain.

Arrian.

Peripl.

17.

3.

ov,

Rom.

uncertain.

b, meaning

p. 20,

512, 16.
vaqb?as, b, =

at Rome,

et Paul.

b, meaning

ov,

Homil.

to hire

[rrjv vavv]

Clem.

Rom.

18.

rb,

naufragium,

Homil.

12,
Mrjbeias

10.

vav?yiov,

vavayla.

1.

13,

ekaiov,

v?qj?a. HlPPOL.

Proc

v?cjaoas.

239, 47

II,

cO v?(?>oasb

*lvblKOS.
vaca,

to

heap

up,

vioa, aoapevca.

BabR.

Prooem.

18

r?

v&vn.
n O V e 11U S, new.
veap?s, ?, ?v,

EUKHOL.

the

vavapxos,

5, 9.

Pet.

v?<poa, fj, naphtha,

rj rov

?beXqbijv.

prjrpbs

No

D.

228

II,

the admiral.

vavkoopat,

Tavrrjv

Act.

Clem.

rrjs prjrpbs

the

11 a,

ov, rb, the Eostra

vavcjap?ytov,

tov

Epiph.

of

fj, navicula,

11

Cer. 134,25.
et alibi.

PHOT.

yevi?ktov.

simply

Leo.

vavk?oa, &aoa, middle

Eucharist.

283,

temple-bearing.

?ore.)
v?pbos.

at

b? rrjv rovrov

sister,

Ephes.

rb,

THEOPH.

employed

Porph.

?e?os*

v?vvrjfrjs,

=.

THEOPH.

eWu'xiov.

778 C (spurious).

?be\<j)ov.

?eov

r?rrrjs)

oi vaKor?irrjres.

exclamation.

Ignat.

as,

Navp?xiov,
Na?

Gloss.

vaos.

native.

rb, n a vice

ov,

vavarok?yos,

the

rb,

Chrys. XII,

v?pbiov,

dimin.

double

6, 53,

16.

319,

irarpbs

Polyb.

vaos.

eKKkrj

12, 21.
?

sacrarium.

oK?piov,

Naos

of

*0 v?pQrj^ rfjs

Et. M. 597, 48.

dies,

the admiral,

12, 21.

31,

ov, rb, dimin.

46

por
ancient

1, et alibi.

vavKka,
II,

Na?palos

natalis

Ibos, fj, the ship

ric

....

ARETH.

ov, n at i vus,

vavKikiov,

iepevs.
Naz.

Greg.

S?lD.

Jo

exterior
to the

corresponding

Ill, 1120 D.

rb,

93,
or

court

held

22.

7, 4.

carries

?aCipalos),

?airrio-Tijs,

monks.

r?v

to God.

consecrated

^lUJ?
Hes.

Naftpaicov

valoK?piov,

v?vvas,

mocan.

vavapxls,
Bell.

JOSEPH.

povax?s.

vav?, an

ov,

var?ktov,

51,

Kexapiop?vos

S?lD.

church,

MARTYR.

to the wand
op.

Cur
the

ante-temple,

Const.

alas.

see.

which

'Oqnrai,

irop?pelov.

(v?croo)

4, 4, 4.

Applied

v?pa,

Cant.

Sept.

v?pbiov.

given

emperor.

a Greek

of

npovaos.
sects.

7.

Ant.

va?biov,

12.

34,

v?pbov,

a name

b, ferula,

2. Narthex,

119.

I, 354 C

wall,

ov, ?, Hebrew

vaCipalos,

218

Cer.

nard,

the Byzantine

tico

the Gnostic

or

'Oc/uai/o?,

ferry-boat,

rb,

1, 21,

seph.

Porph.

v?pbos.

rjms,

v?porj%,

van?os,

rj, (navis)

Jud.

ov, ?, nardus,

by

Naacrtvoi.

v?ypa,

v?pSos,

the pre

(See va in the Appendix.)

?>pJJ>

Naaoorjvo?,
Their

e'xet p?yav

copying

ceding word.
v?as, Hebrew

Cer. 693, 5 'ofe?Xei bib?va?X?rpas

va

brjXov?ri

a mistake

va?a,

rb,

1,12.

v? for Iva. Porph.

?irr?,

v?pbov,

constitutiones,

laws

Neapai

btar?^eis,

supplemental

N
to

o V e 11 a e
the

code,

440
*>e/3e\

as

such

(titul).

Justinian's

novel

Theoph.

272, 4.

just

Kai

veaXovs

npoaob?rov

veoaarl mpia??v

1 Reg.

73X

1, 24.
to 150

lent

Epiph.

oivov,

Ne'?eX

4 Reg.

bt?brjpa. Sept.

diadem,

to,

ov,

(Ne?Xos,

r?,

Diod.

pirpov)

(Ne?Xos,

b,

for

the nilometer,

veiko

to

messenger

?yyekos)
41.

Peregrin.

as,

fj,

Apost.

also

(See

ov,

the

veprepo

(veKp?s,

ov,

one

that

bears

corpses,

6, 2.

35,

to the dead.

(v'eKpoaats) relating

for the burial of the dead.

forms

funeral

of

*Amkov?la

Triod.

*Amkov?la
*Amkov?la

service,

namely

eis povaxovs,

veKp&atpos

els

Eu

laymen.

els vfjma

(veKp?oa)

2 Cor. 4, 10.

Apol.
vcKv?pavris,

as,

1, 18.

fj,

ov,

ve?qbvros,
Ps.

1591, 13.

Ill,

as

levied,

IV, 2214, 15,

; the most

for

rekevrfjaavra,

death

dying,

infants.

Ibid.

Rom. 4, 19.

(vims,

Luc?an.

ecos, b, (vims,

pavrela)
Menipp.
p?vns)

necromancy.
seu

Necyom.

necromancer.

(titul.).
Strab.

in

initiated,
Apost.

((f>vo)

ov,

veoqy?rioros,

14.

485,

4.

61,

1,

8,

sense

the

3,

15,

newly

Sept.

planted.

newly

of

bap

2.
Job.

9.

14,

eXai?v.

newly

(qboriCo)

in the

enlightened,

sense

2, 10, 1. 5, 6, 3.
Id. 6, 4. Chrys.

of newly baptized. Const. Apost.

8, 10, 3. Eus. 5, 1, p. 201, 24.
763 D.
ov,

veoxeiporovrjTos,

Vit. Chrys. 30 E.
as

crowned,

newly

as

ordained,

newly

(xeiporov?o)

Pallad.

Also,

Porph.

king.

Cer.

194, 10.
ov,

newly

(xpt'o)

92.

Damasc.

I, 613 D.

venera,

ij, nepeta,

a kind

v??rous,

?, nepos,
form

regular

M.

597,

43

eis E

1502,

542,

3, 43.

36.

(The

veVcos.)

rb

Apophth.

vbop.

13.

77,

....

vyp?v

X?yei

vep?v.

Johann.

Cer. 466,

17.

Kai ?crcos
rj ovvij
Et.

G.

40

, 23.

vrjp?s, veap?s.)
ov,

ij,

(vep?v,

water for bathing.

veprcpobp?pos,

EusT.

II,

Diosc.

KaXapiv?rj.

Adm.

Nap?v

?eta Tpe'xjmcra rb A

I vepoqb?pos,

of

vrjp?v,

Porph.

7.

also

be

Diod.

plastered.

a7r?yovos.
would

rb, water,

o?,

Colob.

(See
JUST.

veoauXXeKTOs.

3 Ne?qbvra

127,

Et.

mortification.

Theoph.
POLYB.

Metaphorically,
newly converted to Christianity,
1
Tim.
NT.
3, 6.
neophyte.

vep?v,

Some of its troparia are quite pathetic.

eoas, fj,

Ibid.

for monks.

iepe?s, for priests

Ibid.

ava7ravcripos

veKvopavrela,

or

collected

newly

recruits.

Xa?s,

Const.

ve?xpto-Tos,

for

els maptmvs,

veKp&atpos

tedious of them all.

NT.

cate

newly

20.

Dion. Hal.

es, newly

veoreXijs,

order

The Greek Church has

service,

veKp&atpos

the

KHOL.

vimoaats,

301, 8 'Ev

instructed,

lately

(ovXX?yo)

ov, =

priest.
The funeral

?mkov?la,

NeKpc?o-ipos

Kavwv

rcixos.

70, 10, et alibi.

XII,

Horol.

Eukhol.

four

1, 5.

Homil.

(sic).

(?aipea)

Polyb.

veKvopavrela.

Rom.

Clem.

veKpopavrla

b,

undertaker.

veKp&atpos,

2.

62,

2,

pavrela)

(veKp?s,

NeKvopavrla,

bearer,

p. 197,

ov,

v?ov

fort,

(Compare Mal.

$povpio.)

(Karrjx?

Neoo-uXXeKTos

tized.

2.

p. 44,

(veKp?s,

contrivance

bp?pos.)
veKpopavrela,

veKpo(j)?pos,

Katvco

Phot.

soldiers.

veiXoo~K07re?ov.

aKonioa)

the Nile,

of

1, 36,

ov,
Luc?an.

Hes.

'En-epcoTcov

[Compare vtv?ov,

new

(veos, morpov)

120, 9.

ov,

vcoKariJxrjros,

vcoovXXoyos,

the rise

ascertaining

Const.

to,

Adm.

Porph.

chized.

equiva

1, 48.

veiXoo-K07re?ov,

dead.

Sept.

11

18,

et alibi.

17,

veKp?yyeXos,

ov,

ve?morpov,

vcoovXXeKTos,

^fj,

ov,

veikopirpiov,

pirpiov.

Deut.

VCKpOVS.)

Ton*? KaXovpevo

vrjp?s*)

of wine-bottle.

182

II,

to

ion

?iarai.

ve?ip, Hebrew
11, 12.

Strab.

also

(See

a kind

Neap?v

p?v y?p

veapbv

biacjaipei

vboap.

vi?ek, Hebrew

Ammon.

Sept.

(Compare

vev?s, childish, foolish,

elij?rjs. Hes.
and the English ninny.]

Nomo

Phot.

as water.

brought,

2, 39.

16,

TOUS

149.

5, p.

13,

2. Fresh,

Novell.

se. 8i?ra?is.

fj veap?,

Substantively,
can.

constitutions.

pT po$pofios

qb?po)

Theoph.

ov, ?, (v?prepos,

laver,

vat,

receptacle

of

220, 4.

bpapelv)

courier

of the dead.

vvcreca
441

Nearopiavos

Luc?an.
Opinion
by Lucian
with

41.

Peregrin.
that

veKp?yyeXos

with

whose

he must

be

'H iKKkrjala r&v

of

coined

been

p.

Oper.

ijoo,

vevpoKoir?o,

Sept.

?yKvXoKoir?o.

6 Tous

11,

Gen.

avr?v

also

(See

to

49,

of

hough,

*EvevpoKoirrjoav

ravpov.

in

?vrCoKoir?,

Inscr.

Appen

dix.)
ov,

(r?pvo)
79

HOMER.

Leg.

hamstringed,

vevevpoKoirrjp?vos.

?iroreXelre.
ov, nefarius,

vefy?pws,

???piros,

NOVELL.

irap?vop.os.

et alia

pestates

(v?qbos,
maleficia

weather

by magic.

Nomocan.

9, 25,

vex^?, Hebrew
otKov

to?

bioKo)

tempestarius,

facit,

one who
61.

Quin.

p.

ijoo,

lyb.

1, 29,

v?opa,

aros,

cal

vet??.

the

and

also

Phot.

....

4 Reg.

J"VD> His

vbcap

was

the

20, 13 T?v

Const.

treasure-house,

3.

rb,

no

(ve?o)

up

ship

on

land.

Po

vale,

the

classi

POLYB.

veos) youthful.

Sap. 11, 8.

Kre?vo)

(vijiriov,

Ignat.

Kai r? vijiria,
Baptize

be vp?v
Kav?v

Eukhol.

infants.
?yta

infants

thousand
29.

The

thousand.

your

(See

vrynia, The

earlier
Apocr.

vijiria ?velXev.

also

2,16,
19

T?j

Act.

canon

the
order.

make

for

et

Martyr.

CH
Anast.

fourteen

Matt.

2).

the

(see

it meant
from

brought
confounded
course

the

vrjp?v became

with
of

time,

substantive.

vrjp?v was

written

see.]
an

form

island.

Polyb.

5,

r?nov.
JOSEPH.
5.

2,17,

rov

Ant.
1.

7, 23,

14,

Iren.

3.

4,

3.

Frag.
rb

els

vrjarelas

napabebopevas

the

called
3

fast.
is, the

koivov,

Paschal

the

fast,

fast

in

13.

5,
The

fast

the Quad

of

fast,

Lent.

simply

55 Ta?j ?ylats rfjs

Quin.

vrjarelats.

rfjs

without

Socr.
vrjarela,

426

:=

adjunct,

qualifying
BASIL.

reaaapamarrjs.

pey?krj

686

II,

B.

*H

Nec

7, 15, p. 361, 29.

=

*H vijarela

rfjs

reaaapamarrjs.

A.
r&v Xpiarovyevvoav,

The

Christmas

forty days preceding

eH vrjarela

It begins
day

Apost.

5, 13.

1829 A.

also

The

Quadragesimal

Apost.

the fast of the

only

n?axa,
Const.

rfjs reaaapamarfjs,

*H vrjarela

Horol.

the number

just

In

fasting.
2.

vrjare?at,

vrjarela

tar.

vcKp?oipos.)

by Herod's
fictions

Banr?Cere

also.

infants

Innocents,

Holy

slain

6,15,

vijiria, A funeral

els

?vairavoipos

Ai

Apost.

of water

vrjal?ovra

fj,fast,

reaaapamarrjs

8.

Philipp.
Const.

vijrnov, ov, rb, infant.

Sept.

infant-slaying.

or

water,
and

however,

disappeared,

be

riva

ragesima,

Const.
ov,

vrjirioKTovos,

to

*H vrjarela

from

(ve?repos

vep?v.

and New Testament

vep?v, which

Passion-week.

4, 3.

Jer.

quantity

*H vrjarela

fallow-land,

b?

The regularly established church fasts.

67.

Histor.

Frag.

Sept.

to haul

v?p?

Greeks,

is, vrjpbv vbcap was

pronounced

as,

r?

running

earlier

; that

dropped,

vrjarela,

means

sense

and

9 Kara

Nap?v,

water,

vbcap,

in the

veap?s

46,

se.

of Phrynichus,

(see

when

43

597,

*2oqboKkf)s Tipos

vrjpbv vbcap

time

vrjalCoa (vfjaos),

10, 24, 7.

TpioxiXia

fountain

And

regulates

(See

Sept.

Hil?

(vcoXkos)

ij, ?v,

veorepiKos,

three

the

GANGR.

vcoXtc?o,

Dec.

water,

tem

91.)

PffOJ.

vexoo?,

qui

treasury.

Ta

fresh

vbcap
?,

the

In

28.

vrjp?v,

vbcap of

vapan??ov

veap?v

89, 15.
vec?)obi?KTrjs, ov,

10,

20.

expression

?a?>).

ir?ba avrov

rbv ?piorcpbv

Nevp?rprjrov

person.

564,

vbcapC&vof the Septuagint

vevp?rprjros,

496,
Polyb.

nor?.
rb

5072,

[The
the

M.

v& pfjpa

Substantively,

POLYB.

the

rb

Kprjva?a xoapovpev

hamstring,

vevpoKoirijaas.

Et.

hypos.

nap?

vyp?v,

(536), 1153.

Const.
koitto)

lirirovs

11.

12,

31,

(vevpov,

a follower

festonan,

(Neor?pios)

the heresiarch.

Nestorius

Jos.

?,

1.

27, 10, 3.
*vrjp?s,?v, Ionic for vap?s, ?, ?v, (vaca, toflow) flowing,
as water,

o?,

discreet

In

the Holy

of
Cer.

3, 1.

XXV.]
NeoTopiav?s,

church
Porph.

vfjnrrjs, ov, b, (vfjcjaca) sober,

acquainted.

Apost.

vrjnloav, The

in Constantinople.

nocents,

of Ignatius,

oeobp?poi
have

to his Patr.

Prolegomena

to
were

veprepobp?pos

to the

reference

martyrdom

Dressel's

seems

[Dressel
and

rov

?ytov Qiklnnov,

fast,

Christmas;

Saint

Philip's

on the fifteenth of
November,

immediately

succeeding

the

anniversary

that

442

vrjo-TevrrjS

of

Saint Philip's death. Nie

Anast.
Caesar. 428 B. 434 A.

Const.

Can.

20.

verse

Horol.

Nov.

15. I

verse

(For the legend connected with this fast, see Apocr.

Act. Philipp. 31. 33. 37. 42.)
j
*H

rfjs Qeor?mv,

vrjarela

434

Caesar.

fifteen

A.

from

is

duration

All-Saints'

ceeding

439.

Saint

the Monday

corresponding to Trinity Sunday), to the day pre

ceding Saint Peter and Saint Paul's day (Jun. 29).
Const.

Nie

De

Balsam.

rov

Gross,

fast

Anast.

The

aravpov,

riplov

the

preceding

tov

"Ytyoaais

A.

aravpov

8.

Zenon.

2.
vfjarts.

b, fasting,

vfjarrjs,

HerODIAN.

MER.Yol. 3, p. 248, 20. Pallad.

vrjanms,

fj, ?v, (vfjarrjs)

41.

Can.

Afr.

ov,

vfjanpos,

Can.

29.

fj vfjanpos

fj, ?v, (vioa,

of

imperat.

the

to

POLYB.

vince.

vimoa,
used

*H rov

who

Nik?Siov,

ov,

(For
viKapiov,

rb,

Neifca8iois,
ov,

to,

little

(vUr/)

INSCR.

Victory.

mkovpevrj

so called. Mal.

of theMica

(vUrj)

21,

vim,
to de

I, 121, 13.

Proc

The

ar?ats,

sedition

sonates

small

Victory,

image

figure

of

NeUrj.

pey?krj
? 31.)
on

the

and

Cont.

23.

90,

629,13.

ov

basin

tub

to wash

the

feet

in.

the

washing

in

commemoration

Christ.

a cere

the feet,

of
on

in monasteries

the
of

of

Thursday

the

of

washing

In this farce the abbot per

Eukhol.

During the last epoch of the Byzantine period, we

find the emperor washing the right feet of twelve
men.

poor

Curop.

to wash.

70.

ApOPHTH.

=
VlVpOV, OV, TO,

es, (violtos,

EIA?)

renew.

vtyao?ai,

hands.

CT?7TCOV.LEX.

novo,

"E?coKev avr?

Basil.

on his

water

poured

JuR.

to

(nubo),

SCHED.

565.
POLYB.

showy.
GLOSS.

JUR.

3.

3, 72,

?va

No?arevei,

N077T?S,

(No^r?s)

Hippol.

276.

?, Noetus,
279

seq.

ij,

(vop?s)

nomad

the ceremonial

18, 17, 7.

To

(vop??o>),

the

of

horde.

followers

law

be

regarded

patropassianism.

Arrian.

of

vopiKov Kal OKi?bes

to

? ?eos,

7, 16.

founder

ij, ?v, of
517

ijji?v

329.

the

Erythr.

Alex.

pe&

Noetiani,

20.

vofiiorevopai
re

2, 17.

Mauric

ov,

as,

Gloss.

marriage.

deus,

o?,

o?,

in

away

nobiscum

b?ovs,

Hippol.

vopiK?s,

give

uei, ?Kyapel.

Noj3aT

No?tus.

Mar.

Rai

13,

Passion-week,

vopab?a,

474, 12.
Victory,

the hands

5.

performed

No77Tiavo?,
to

see INTRODUCTION,
little

4.

attempted

2vv Netmblots

4558
NeUrj,

16,

3, 9.

washing

for

Theoph.

(viirro)

watchword.

4.

31,

Substantively,

those

by

vim

Ex.

Sept.

spun.

spin)

C.

KatviCei.

ad

BALSAM,

V.

Eus.

HeS.

the Ritual,

vi^eTc?o^s,

Anast.

fasting.

vrjarela.

throne Justinian in the year 532.

79,

Cod.

fasting.

et

10,

vev?s.)

In

vo?ioKovp

watchword

Ill,

2.

vo?arevo
=

vvvviov.

rjposy?,

vo?arevo,
to

pertaining

vfjyj/is, eoas, fj, (vfj^aoa) sobriety.

vim,

Vit. Chrys. 57 E.
eaten,

87,

1,

victory.

1 Esdr.

water

babe.

to,

Joan.

He

69.

Apost.

vqoros,

not

in CRA

A.

Substantively,
Can.

that has

Quin.

(vfjarts)
437

Caesar.

(See

viVtco,
AEL.

causing

iroi?o)

the feet of the disciples.

an epithet it was given to Saint John the

Faster, bishop of Constantinople, who died about the
387, 12. (Phot. 65, p. 27, 24.)
year 595. Theoph.
Sept.

POLYB.

victory.

V?K17. Sept.

also

mony

As

Horol.

(vUrj,

rb, (vinro)

ov,

viv?ov,

viirrijp,

few Greeks

APOPHTH.

ov, b, (vrjarevoa) faster.

(viK?co)

ov, 0,=

vivrjaros,

the holy

of

fast

14.

I, 563,

?7TOvi7TTp0V. Phryn.

NT.

441 A.
(Sept. 14). Nicon.
[Very
are disposed to observe this fast]
vrjarevrfjs,

434

Caesar.

22.

Jejun.

*H vrjarela
a

20.

Can.

aros,

face,

r&v ?yloav n?vroav,

(*H KvpiaKr)

Day

?v,

viKoiroi?s,

v?ppa,

suc

immediately

Cedr.

rb,

vtKos, eos, rb, =

fast.

Apostles'

a coin.

of

aros,

the re

in general,

Hence

1,41.

1.

Aug.

coin.

alibi.

Anast.

Horc-l.

a Roman

of

vUrjpa,

the

of

of August.

days

Nicon.

in honor

fast

r&v ?yloav ?noarokcav,

'H vrjarela
Its

first

the

Deipara,

The

vop,ai,

vop,iaT

the Jews.

Peripl.

Petr.

ir?oxa.
lawful.

Polyb.

of

443

vopbohih?a'Ka\o^

ov,

vopobib?oKaXos,

o,

(v?pos,

law. NT. Luc. 5, 17. Act.

vopob?rrjs,

ov,

vopob?xos,

ov, (??xopai)

?, (b?bop?)

369

Method.

sam.

?,

law.

or

25
learned

Nicod.

digest

of

the law.

in

Euangel.

?t?Xiov.

CONST.

vcovat.

Epiph.

rjoa,

Scyl.

62

CaSS.

the

to

with

struggle

disease.

hospital

Epist.

?v,

(v?oos,

Homil.

Rom.

people.

the sick.

of

Diod.

Laert.

4,

613,

II,

54.

Synes.

Clem.

sickness-producing.

seditious.

Hal.

Dion.

Ill,

1733,

10.

v?orifios,
372

"Eopiov,
voo<j)i(rp?s,

veocrcria.

r), nest,
ov,

agreeable,

(v?otos)

Tous

?Xas,

ov, ?, (vooqb?Co)

brjpoo-?ov xpr?parcuv,
ov,

Gloss.

notary,

2, 253.

vov?inaa-a,

ij,

Theoph.
vovpep?pios,

Nil.

700,
ov,

Epist.

Eunap.

the

Grecized

orjpeio

I, 360
830
A.
Nil.
I,

74, 12.

1, 130.

&s

exovres

praefectus

enapxos)

Vit.

vigilum,

r&v wkt&v,

enapxos

58

Chrys.

E.

pre

npalroap
Noyell.

rb,

night

(vvKrepevoa)

PORPH.

operation.

5.

ov,

WKTonakepos,

b,

(vv?,

Jul. Afr.

7roXepo?)

POLYB.

16,

4.

37,

5, 97,

b iv vvktI

194, 6.

Phoc

Polyb.

wKTonopla.

battle,

flight

69 (titul.).

vvKronopioa.

sheep are kept during

5, as a various

reading.
=

POLYB.

WKronopla.
as, fj, (vvKTon?pos)

night

9, 8, 9.
march.

night

journey,

5, 7, 3.

Polyb.

ov, (xp?s)

dark.

night-colored,

Hippol.

129.

wptyayoayioa, fjaoa, (vvpcjaayoay?s)to lead the bride to the

house.

bridegroom's

Polyb.

26,

7,

10

T&v

vecaarl

avr& rfjv
vevvpcjaaycayrjKoroav
AaobUrjv.

as, fj, (vvpqbaycayos) the leading of the bride

vvptjaayoayia,

feminine

of

to the
bridegroom's

novitius?

house,

bridal

procession.

Polyb.

26, 7, 8.

17.
?, numerar

one's

vopl?ovres,
ol?pevoi.
~
BASIL.
navwxls.

eyelpoa)

2. Stall, sheepfold, where

the night. Polyb.
12, 4, 9.

wKr?xpoos,

Athan.

(vv?,

Pallad.

aros,

472,

wKTonopla,

iSoocjuopbs

viroypaqbevs,

yp??pos. Eus. V. C 4, 44 (titul.).

E. Basil.
Ill, 451 E. Epiph.
Epist.

Polyb.

peculation.

depeculatio.

depecidacio,

notarius,

?,

stealing

II, 843 F.

Plut.

to

in

have
vovv

5 Kara

100,

judgment,

3.

vvKTonopela
:

fj,

ov, b, (vv?,

of

wKTtnopla,

Hes.

seasoning.

'?x^ Th To

equivalent

the night-police,

bfjpov.

WKTinopioa

Method.

v?ortpov.

32, 21, 8.

vor?pios,

32,

palatable.

?xovorjs

voor?povs

Deut.

Sept.

vovv

10.

sound

1. vowexla.

296 D.

nokepos.
11.

4, 82,, 3, v.

78,

as,

WKripevpa,

10.

p. 21,

13,

Ty

vovpiov.

vovplov,

sense,

good

Kara

vne^ipxerai,

fect

3.

69,
coin,

(vovvexfjs)

Zos.

Cer.

iToi?o)

Metaphorically,

vocrcrt?, as,

fj,

b, mind.

Seleuc.

rov

Diog.

passive.

sick

19 B.
care

to take

for

Lucius.

nummus,

Polyb.

WKreyepaia,

67, p. 208 A.

vocro7roi?s,

as,

mind.

43.

1107,

(voooKopos)

Chrys.

ijoo,

in

vovpplov.

CODIN.

vvKrinapxos,

rb,

Vit.

voooKop?o,

Apophth.

71,

ov,

Porph.

et alibi,

vow?xeia,

....

p?xopai)

(v?oos,

ov,

Pallad.

II,

Const.

C.

considered.

collectively

soldiers.

230 C.

(Compare i^mv?iros, imv?ros.)

ov, rb,

vovpplov,

vovs,
269

18.

647,

vocroKopelov,

I,

DlO

v?vos?

voorjjiax?o,

781
36 C.

v?wov.

(536), 964 D
=
v?vvrjs, o,

D.

IV,

Plut.

16.

430,

of

body

Sab. 222 B.

Vit.

vovpplov.

discretion.

v?vai.

vowai =

CONT.

?pi?pos,

numeri,

pic

Method.

Prolog.

b, numerus,

Epist, 2, 67.

vovpiov =

ecclesiastical

I, 133 A.
vovai =

Nil.

vovplov

T? rov vopomvovos

TlIEOPH.

vovpepos.

Cer. 460, 14.

Bal

C.

A.

code

(jiav??vo)

Apocr.

438

NlCON.

p. 331

Alex.

es,

364 C.

ov,

vovpepos,

2. The

(k?vov)

Novell.

vopopa?ijs,

the

rb,=

ov,

vovpepov,

668, 12.

A.

360

receiving

law-receiving,

Const,

ovos,

laws.

lawgiver.

1, 7.

1 Tim.

Method.

vopoKav?v.

ad Concil.

vopoKav?v,

5, 34.

the

of

C.

ov, to, =

vopoKavovov,

teacher

bib?oKaXos)

vo~i$

vv/j,(?)

i us.

Basil.

Ill,

235

A.

eoas, fj, (wpabevoa)

vvpqbevais,
Cant.

3,

11.

espousal,

marriage.

Sept.

444 ^ vor?(j>cov
VVfjL(j>7]

Sept.

vvpqbrj, rjs, ij, daughter-in-law.

15.

18,

NT.

Matt.

A. D

?vos,
Matt.

v?v, now.

o,

(vvp<j)rj)
15.

213

Amphil.

wife.

or

song,

Gen.

to?

2,

46,

Hes.

Greek,
piopa,

now.

Adm.

14 E.

or

nenia,

to

lull

Hes.

r?v

"Eirapxos

vvkt?v,

to,

v&vvai =

: rb vav?

slumber.
a

Mar.

vvKr?irapxos.

Job.

Sept.
:

slow

Prov.

12, 8.

Pallad.

nodding

Sept.

sleep.

15.

225,

Jer.

24

the

koyiap?v.
Eus.

p. 433,

34, 12.

9.
ARRIAN.

voarocjaopos.

'Hpiovoi

back.

dull,

Vit. Chrys.

v&vvai.

vovvai,

416,

?yca)

heart,

of

Kara

?pabvs

vovai,

Eus.

Erythr.

463, 16.

15.

33,

25.

11,

?nKpaviararos,

mpbla)

32, 9.

v&vai.

v&Tov, r?,

(vuaT??co)

Cer.

(voa?pos,

Nco?poKapSios,

Lyd.

34. 38.

In Modern

as a babe

sleep,

ov,

v&vai, &v, al, nonae,

nursery

lullaby,
vtv?ov.

PORPH.

b, nobilissimus,

Sept.

stupid.

129,

now.

o?, ?, (vuar??co)

vuoraypos,

ov,

Cor.

170 A.

Pallad.

voa?eklaaipos.

voa?pompbios,

13, Prooem.
aros,

voarrjy?s, ?v, (y&ros,

vu?, vvKTos, rj, night.

vvoraypa,

7, 39, p. 390.

NT.

ZOS. 105, 21. PhilOSTORG. 8, 8 voa?eklaipos

incorrectly. Olymp. 451, 17.

lullaby.,]

Novell.

Socr.

hours.

twenty-four

title.

chamber.

vvv, From

Porph.

[Compare
to

vavapiCo,

rov

'A^?
now.

naenia,

vivijaros.

of

voa?ekrjatpos

3.

11,

30

v?v, Until

viwios,

bridal

bride-chamber,

Paus.

"'Ecos rov vvv, Until

12 Me'xpt
vvwiov

brother's

space

voa?eklaaipos,

9,
Sept.

34

46,

Lev.

(spurious).

wpqb?v,
NT.

11.

38,

35.'

10,
a

2. Sister-in-law,

Gen.

Aovvai

Peripl.

vcarrjyol.
To

v&ra,

Mal.

way.

give

464, 7.
on

to carry

voaroqbopioa, fjaoa, (vcaroqb?pos)

the back.

DiOD.

2, 54, p. 166, 27.

23, 31.
a
wx?ijpepos, ov, (v??, rjp?pa)of day and night, of twenty
four hours, rjpepovvKTios. SCYMN. 957 Nux^pepov

as,

voaToqbopla,

fj, a

the back.

Diod.

2, 54,

p. 166, 26.
voaro<pvka?, ams,

7rXo?v.

t? wx?ijpcpov, a day and night, the

Substantively,

on

carrying

b, (v&ros,

rear-guard.

oi vcaroobvkaKes,

<f>vka?) plural

Theoph.

8.

608,

Porph.

Cer.

the

453,18.

s.

?avbiKos

?av?LCo,

Inscr.

?av?iKos.
ioo,

et alibi.

4498,

to be Cav?os.

intransitive,

Sept.

Lev.

13,

30.
?av?iKOs,

ov, ?, xanthicus,
year,

CavbiK?s,

the first month

to the

corresponding

Joseph.

Romans.

mon.
*?eviTe?co,
opposed
Luc?an.

107 A.

410 C.

Ant.

11,

aprilis

of

the

8oxe?ov,

of

the

bpolcas.

4, 8.

ov, r?,

as,

rj, (?cvircvo)

Sap.

18,

3.

living

as a stranger.

abroad

Patr.

Luc?an.

rb

8.

Encom.

3 Sevob?xoa

59,

?ev&vos. Mal.
cO ?evo8?xos
voav?

As

Lei

Pallad.

to be a mercenary

?evovs

the
rov

of

principal
Kara 2ap\j/&v

Is OCR.

Suid.
Kal

vnobexopevov.

430, 14.

Sevo

?evo8oxos

a ?evci>v. Novell.
rbv

rfjs

balas

pvfjprjs

479, 11.
=

'Ake?avbpelas,
Vit.

soldier.

tavern.

inn,

(?evo8o'xos)

rovs

ov, 6, host,

|evo8o'xos,

?ev?Xia, cov,r?, (??vos) friendly gifts, the classical ??via.

Porph. Adm. 72, 16. Cer. 461, 9. 491, 6.
=
?ev?(>. Porph. Adm. 150, 23.
?evi??>

Sept.

?evirevopat,

|evo8oxe?ov,

Macedonian

?eviTeia,

Mid.

Upalroap

t&v

nepeypl

20 E.

Chrys.

an epithet, it was given to Sampson, the

of a ?ev?>v at Constantinople.
Horol.

founder

149.
to

eucrco, (?evos)
to pr) rrjv
Patr.

live

irarpiba

Encom.

8.

abroad
oUelv.

as
POLYB.

Jun.

stranger;
12,

28,

6.

27.

Cevor?cjatov,

ov, rb,

gers. Theoph.

(?evos,

r?yaos)

164, 18.

burying-place

for

stran

(Compare NT. Matt. 27,7

445
%v\ov

?evoijx?veofiaL

?? avrov

Hy?paoav

rov

rbv ?ypbv

2. Timber,

els raq>r)v rois

Kepap?os

?cvoqbov?opai

Act.

APOCR.

to

(?j?vos, qbov?o),

18 At?

Philipp.

?evo<?cove?Tat

in a strange

speak

tongue.

ir?orjs tt)s wKrbs

oil,

(?)otI KaraXapirop?vrj.

506,

??oriv,

merchant.

NOVELL.

?evoboxelov.
for

incorrectly

3.

59,

ov, to, dimin.

?eoriov,
lus.

S?lD.

of

as,

rj, (?eoros,

GLOSS.

??orrjs.

urcio

??eoriov,

EPr?)

stones.

of

is, stones

without

avrrjs

12,

wounds.

used

with

stone,

dry

to

reference

Theoph.

21.

that

17

607,

bi? ?rjpoXi?ov

dry

?iroirjoav.

and

salt,

water.

Anthol.

Amphil.

and water.

that

6, 38,

33.

I,

179,

275, 16.
3, 79, p. 113 B. Hippol.
1105 C.
D.
824
228 B. Epiph.
I,
Phil on. II, 477, 6. Apocr. Act. Thorn.

living

cabbage,

shrimps,
fish),
caviar,

scallops,
olives,

lobsters,

lentil-soup,

bean-soup,
apples,

rice
dates,

muscles

figs,

?oavoiroiia,

as,

ij, (?oavov,

iroi?o)

Strab.

image-carving.

oph.

ov, to, dimin.

437,

??Xov.

Sept.

a
?vXda, as, ij, (??vXevopai)lignatio, felling
Polyb.
22, 22, 12.
of wood.
|
57
VOL. VII. NEW SERIES.

Reg.

17,

12.

and carrying

(See also

POLYB.

cudgel.

1.

6, 37,

to death,

a pun

a condemned

when

army

wood-cutter.

an

Sept.

wooden

14,

obscure

passage.

the

diminutive

as of

seed,

ov,

b,

(?v'Xov,

an

Deut.

?vXov,

ov, rb, wood.

Ta

Xarpevw)

[In
of

worshipper

Nie

The

Modern
the

ancient

qfwood,

II, 1184 E.

?jvka, The

ripia

seed.

apple.]

applied to picture-worshippers.

holy wood,

that

463, 15.
is, the wood of the true Cross. Theoph.
Const. IV, 781 D. Porph. Cer. 124, 22,
582,18.
et alibi.
2. A

of

to

applied

19, 7.

cudgelling

to mvKmvbov,

Greek,

16, 2, 35.
?uX?ptov,

Leo.

ov, rb, (?vkov, mvmvbov)

?jvkok?rprjs,

pre

served citron, and good wine. Ptoch.

2, 338 seq.
? iqbos,eos, rb, spear-head, Xoyx*?. Leo. 5, 3, et alibi.

to

in the Roman

k?kkos, means

honey,

raisins,

nuts,

castle,

marikkoapa.)

ov, b, substantively,

?vkomvKovbov,

(shell

with

sweetened

(marpov)

1, 18.

29, 11.

fried

crawfish,

crabs,
clams,

Diosc

wooden

fj, fustuarium,

used

?jvkomnos,

5, 18.)
In the twelfth and subsequent centuries, ?rjpoqbayia
on bread,

rb,

2, 41.

the

of

soldier was beaten to death with sticks by his fellow

soldiers. Polyb.
6, 37, 2.

(Compare
20. Const. Apost.

meant

of

the wood

?akaapov)

16,

marekk?oa,

as,

?jvkomnta,

that is, on

Alex.

Clem.

(?vkov,

fjaoa, (?-vkomnos)
"
1 and 3.

ishment

salt,

to,

Strab.
ov,

mankk?ros,

(See

HI,

?rjpoqbayia, as, ij, the living on dry food,

5. Athen.

(See

the top of a ship of war.

50.

herbs,

saddle.

. . . . r?
^vk'iKia rfjs aikkas.

arch

13.

ov,

balsam-tree.

?vkoKonioa,

bread,

bread,

Kovp?ov

283,

? vk?marpov,

'Eir?vo

( rjpoqbay?o,ijoo, (?jrjp?s,qbayelv) to Uve on dryfood,

Laod.

?vXikos)

mvp?iov.)

Menand.

?yxoprjyos.)

on

J?R.

^vko?akaapov,

orrj?alov

irepireixtcrpa

powder

to ?rjpbs Xi?os,

mortar,

Mauric.

walls.

for

5.

2, 41,

ov, ?, equivalent

?rjp?Xi?os,

also

d?siccaiive

(?rjpos)

Apost.

Const.

(?vXov,

10, 27, 10.

the

?vkkoyos b lep?s, the sacred college, applied to the clergy.

to,

ov,

%i)piov,

rb,

also mvp?a,

1, 63.

Diod.

ov,

i-vkUiov,

17.

590,

617.

Cont.

GLOSS.

polishing

timber

wood-merchant,

epnopos)

Const.

Theoph.

eVt vyp?v.

p?rpov

To roT&V

17

437,

gvkia, as, fj, (?vkov) timber. Polyb.

of ??orrjs.

Eeoriov,

?eorovpyia,

is,

10.

131,

accusative

the

??orrjv,

Mal.

and

wood

(536), 1177 A.
?vkfj, fjs, fj, (?jvkov)= ?vkela 2. Theoph.

7, 101, p. 142.

A?t.

ov, b, (?ykov,

?jvXipnopos,

12.

covos, ?,=

?evcov,

3,

Kov ?vkikatov.

2. To be surprised at the novelty of the expression.

Theoph.

as one whole.

regarded

Kai ekaiov,

to ?vXov

ov, rb, equivalent

$kikaiov,

evxop?vfj

Polyb.

?vkfj.

3.

42,

Revois.)

for ship-building,

74

afjpavrpov

sounding-board,

Kpoveiv

rb ?vXov.

Typic

3. Vessel, nko?ov. Scyl.

?Xo?vXos.)

2.

Leimon.

73.

38.

654,

15?

(See

also

ol?a
446

^vkoirdvZovpov

ov, rb, wooden

?vkon?vbovpov,

THEOPH.

navbovpa.

14.

668,

Theoph.

393,

ov, (vriyrj)

covered

prisoners.

3, 5.

?vX?o-reyos,

wood,

and roof, as a building.

walls
Codin.

Theoph.

having

Inscr.

(avv?eros)

composed

514

Cont.

or made
nv?s

rivpyovs

of wood.

??vkoaw?irovs,

Porph.

Cer.

the wooden

of

part
the

?pxo)

the

edifice.

president

of

xystus.

rjpos, ?, (??o)
with

oyKivos?).

of

instrument

Petr.

Alex.

to the ?voros,

ij, ?v, pertaining

pvoriK?s,

an

scratcher,

torture
11.

Can.

Inscr.

xystus.

5906 S?VO?OS
??VOTIK?J.

ov,

??vk?aobvpov,

2 Par.

Sept.

5908.

(identical

towers,

wooden

of wood.

In both these passages it is used

ov, o, (^voros,

Cvor?pxrjs,

I, 699, 2.

Cedr.

to

reference

f-vorijp,

ov,

?vkoavv?eros,

wooden

15.

16,

Jer. 22, 14.

with

3.
with

to make

c?crco, transitively,

CvX?o,

?vkonibai, cav, ai, (??kov, nibrj) stocks for the feet of

rb,

(a?avpa)

494,

14.

wooden

mallet.

hammer,

o?, to, a species

j ?uorov,

of

Theoph.

fish.

19.

545,

o.

b,

the

for

r), r?,

Kpvyjrev avrrjv
ov.

pe?1

relative
?

f?,

o.

bi?

*Ent&pKrjae

Mal.

rov

per?

'Ax?XXevs
4

102,

os,

102,

for

ecja?pe? map?ov,
rbv

avrrjv

npbs

e?xe

o?bovapiov,

53.

Lyd.

fj, OVatio.

b?arloav,

for

incorrectly

oboav?piov,

ob&viov.

Mal.

GlOSS.

Jur.
ov,

o?eklams,

?, pointed

obelisk.

pillar,

1,

Id. 2, 11, p. 126, 14.

test of gold?
o?pvfr, rjs, fj, (o?pvCos) obrussa,

45,

p. 55, 65.

to

plied

rb nokk?Kis

alov,

the Latin

Lex.

Zonar.

op?pvCos.

gold,

*O?pv?ov

rb m?ap&rarov.

fyrj??v,

obrussa.)

o^i'kiov.

oySoa?os,

Mal.

395,

?yKiv?pa,

oyKivos,
....

on

(oyboos)

the

78,

Polyb.

day.

eighth

=
as, fj,

as a various

Apocr.

Act.

5,

Pet.

et Paul.

603,

b, un

eon

to aKevos

ein

us,

hook,

grapple.

exov ?yKivovs.

breasts.

prominent

THEOPH.

?iri?yovpos.

rrjv K?firjv, Having

'Oyvpbs

indeclinable,

hair,

curly

belva.

ov,

?,

15

Porph.

15.

18,

(spurious) rov ?bdvov.

779 A
boKevo)

(?b?s,

Cer.

Polyb.

highwayman.

8, 2.
to

(?booT?rrjs)
tcov

?tto

'Oboorarrj?els

as,

?boorpoo?a,

5.

rj, (?b?s,

17, 4.

(Compare

THEOPH.

waylay.

ev r?

BouXy?pcov

Hes.

'Apir?y^

ol, see

D.

orp?vvvpi)

24, 3.

StrAB.

557,

orev?

rrjs

paving

5,

3,

of

6, 8, 3.

Basilic.

roads.

56, 10,

b? Kai r?s

"Eorpoaav

?bovs.)

ov, rb, o do

?b?viov,
I, 502

reading.

ov,

?irioyvpos,

curly,

Kara rrjv x?pav

oyKivos 2.

unlike

KXeioovpas.

NOVELL.

10, 31, 1.

52, 3.

?v,

Novell.
ov,

with

jiao?os)

198, 3, et alibi.
But Chrys. XII,

13,

2 (titul.).
a,

(?yKos,

?oocTTaTe'co, rjoa,

ov, rb, obsequium,

b?aemi'lov,

Cont.

oboib?Kos,

xpv

(Compare

2. Of pure gold, made of pure gold.

11 Zo?Siab?pv(a.

not

16.

106,

?belva,

as ap

pure gold) pure,

P^O?i,

torture

of

olXo?pi^.

Edict.

11.

b?pv(os, ov, (Persian

ov,

?,

?yvp?s,
Diod.

instrument

18.

oyKOpaa?os,
=

an

ein us,

a bird's claw (?) ; perhaps identical with ?vori)p and

ow%3. Apocr. Act. Philipp. 34. Act. Philipp, in
Hellad.

epoara.

79,

2. Un

'ATr?

Gloss.

or

udo,
J?r.

legging,

irob?iravov.

'O?bovapia

....

Epiph.

?oc?vta.

ol es.

ot?a, to be accustomed,

c?o?a. With

the infinitive.

447

I, 1010 A.

Theod.
Lyd.

own

in his

out

of

Oi

ov, domesticus.
the orthodox

321 D.

16,

I,

Vit.

3.

thing
with

Domes

olKe?oi rfjs nlarecas,

to aipeai&rai.

as

house,

3, 55,

ohfjatpos.

1 Cor.

NT.

edify.

Theoph.

4.

14,

fj, ?v,

ov,

olmvope?ov,

rb,

to

fjaoa,

olmvopioa,
Apost.

o'imi.

'A7rayaye?v

the

steward's

in a

office

distribute,

dispense,

voplav
2.
ment.

8, 33,

Hippol.

the

?K?oio-ros

as,

to divine

according

to

ravra,

one's

self.
olmvo

Kayo) ?XXaxov

Most

has

rjs,

Tryph.

Apost.

210.

18.

Iren.
Alex.

5,

eKKXrjoia.

Mal.
the

423, 3.
K?o-os.

zodiac,

oi?coi, read

twenty-four

in

? 42, p. 59

Introduction,

6,

42

govern

19,

6.

6,
Ignat.

1, 9, 2.
549

A.

19,

7.

olmvop?av.

6.

1, 1,

H.
bos.
III.

431.

ChAL.

Terrarum

domini,

Soz.

873

1,

Oi

applied

to

Church

uni

Univer

281 C.
or General

I, 130 A.

recognizes

oecumenical
irp?rrj

Church

Aster.

Athan.

councils
oUovpeviKrj

*H e'v K?>voravTivou7roXei
D.

to the world,

belonging

(Ecumenical

ovvobos,

*H ev Nimia

A.

3, 37.

oUovp?vrj.

7, 30.

Apost.

I, 180 E.

following
I.

the Roman

Vopavla,

Eus.

?KKXrjoia, The

olkovpeviKrj

The Greek
the

of

1, 27.

oUovp?vrjs,

Const.

Nie.

6.

1, 14,
Eus.

1.

sense

in the

emperors.

'H

cil.

the

terrarum,

Sept. Ps. 23, 1.

ij, ?v, (oUovp?vrj)

Can.

orbis

oUovpevos)

(oU?o,

*H Vopaiov

the Roman

sal.

Basilic.

house-furniture.

oKevi])

used

OUovpeviKr)

I, 230 D. Basil.
Ill, 409 E.
p. 2, 10. Athan.
THEOD. IV, 62 A Trjv evav?p&nrjaivb? rov ?eov
X?yov mkovpev

Novell.

church,

of

part

has

vpvos

Just. Apol.

empire.

A.

the Incarnation

Martyr.

1, 7, 2.
Alex.

1106

divine

to

it refers

Ephes.

30.

I,

to the

applied

commonly

Ignat.

of

Sab. 312 A.

(See

ij,

is often

oUovpeviKos,

Oiko

907 A

Ibid.

alms.

given

as

Const.

2.

Epiph.

alms.

Dispensation,

church.

1, et alibi.

13,

p.

dispensa

for

provide

Kak?yrjpe,

fj, charity,

enolrjae, He

sense

twelfth

rjs, ij, (oUos,

versal.

and Passion.

Just.

44,

It

povpat.
olmvopla,

of

B,

II, Can. 11, p. 1256 B, of

the

Vit.

habitable world.

Const.

397 D Upoarjk&?rj r&

Method.

olmvopovpat,
5 Aa?e

LEIMON.

26

Ill,

of a
of

8.

?eo-7TOTai rrjs
Mid.

2.

365

a Kav?v.

of

oUovp?vrj,
as alms.

tion.
2.

bishop.

in

309 A.

oUoo-Kevi),

1..

olmvopovpevos,

aravp&

11

27,

(olmv?pos)

Metaphorically.

Basil.

Nie.

house,

175,

ode

1.

2, 25,

one

saying

of a church,

the steward

Can.

four divisions.

Olmbo

?irio-roXijv,

monasteries.

?,

The

16

covert.

; disguised,

seq.)
ZOS.

Leimon.

monastery.

BARN.

I, 1105 D.

3. In the Ritual,
it is the name of the hymn
read (never sung or chanted) at the end of the sixth

-?

Lpbs.

home.

o'imbe,

built.

(olmbopioa)

vaos bi? x

4, 51.

1 Esdr.

Sept.

olmbopla.

prjrbs

ov,

Mal.

to edify. NT. 1 Cor. 14, 3.

a
olmbopfj, fjs, fj, (olmb?pos) the building of house, olmb?

o?koi for

otKos,

Aster.

Sept.

Metaphorically,

olmboprjr?s,

and

bishops

121, 8.

prjais,

Chal.

3, 2 of a church.
9.

Epiph.

infriguing

oUovopiKrjv

The

oUovoji?as,

pe?a

another.

or of

church.

Basil.

Polyb.

Aar

supper.

ov, ?, dispensator,

oUov?pos,
monastery,

habitable.

olKeoa)

310

and meaning

2. House,
to

fjaoa,

or

oUovop?as,

ij, ?v, managing,

Sab.

29.

25,

olmbopioa,

wise

wise,

informally,

; opposed

fj, ?v, habitable,

Lev.

rrjs

Aarpe?a

oUovopiK?s,

7, 2.

Socr.

ov, (o'Urjais,

o?Krjr?s,

48,

himself
Iren.

22.

137.

Cer.

Porph.

a,

oiKfjaipos,

thinking

47,

boKijalaocjaos.

tici fidei,

Ill,

aoqb?s)

18.

olxeiaK&s, familiarly,

parade.

oIkc?os,

Cer.

conceit,

oIk iok&s, adv.

olfcovfjLevLfcos

celebration of theLord's
Porph.

Us.

ov, (oirjais,

olrja?ooqbos,

II, 442 C, et alibi.

1058 D.

12.

134,

ol is, =

ol is, or

ot
e?

Coun

Const.

I,

the authority

of

:
ovvobos.

bevr?pa

A.

D.

325.

oUovpeviKrj

ovvo

381.

*H ev 'Efeoo

rpirrj

oUovpeviKrj

ovvobos.

A.

D.

448
oXiyo?

oifcovpyec?

IV.
A.

eHv

D.

Iv XakKrjb?vi

rer?prrj

avvobos*

olmvpeviKrj

451.
*H ev K<ovoravnvov7r?Xei

V.

avvo

olmvpeviKrj

nipnrrj

A.

avvobos.

*H ev Nimia,

VII.

D.

fj iv TpovXX?)

(also

cktij

680.

Sept.
o?, ?,

oloviofi?s,

5. Num.

D.

A.

olK?vpevtKr) avvobos.

i?boprj

measure.

O? olmvpevtml op?voi,The universal seesj applied to

the bishoprics of Rome, Constantinople, Alexandria,

?KK?opov, to, a corruption

Antioch,

Jerusalem.

given

distinguished

title
The

preachers.

Tovro

age,

9,

divination.

oKXab?v.

ov,

?Kp?biov,

Gen.

44,

rb,

garum

Botan.

'OK?opov

(Plin.
po

X?yerai

y?pos.

Babr.

ocrea.

69 E.

I,

ofsociorum

Lex.

30).

oKXabiori

Sept.

PLUT.

irp?ooc.

rb eXXrjviorl mXovfievov

pa'iori
a

teacher,

or

teachers

12.

4,

Universal

btb?amkos,

OlmvpeviKos
to

Theoph.

hoc

N.

?7?*N> ephah,

23, 23.

ok aye,

H.

2, 8.

11.

5,

(oicov??bpai)

789.

and

Hebrew

Lev.

Sept. Deut.

Eccl.

Sept.

cupbearer.

olqb?, rb, indeclinable,

*H ev KcovoTavnvov7roXei

olmvpeviKrj

rjs, i),female

olvox?rj,

bos. A. D. 553.
VI.

olvoqbXvy?o(olv?qSXvg), to be a drunkard.
21, 20.

7.

25,

Mauric.

12,

303.

p.

to

As

oph. Cont.

Jan. 30. (Compare

it is the Greek
diminutive
of o c r e a.
143, 11. Horol.
form,
T&
683
btbaamkoa
C
Ill,
rfjs olmvpivrjs, oKTaijpcpos,ov, (okt?, ijp?pa) of eight days, on the eighth
to Basil the Great.)
day. NT. Philipp. 3, 5. Iren. 1, 18, 3.

THEOD.
applied
a

As

title,

olmvpevims

was

narpi?px^s

claimed

the rival bishops of Rome and Constantinople

Rome).

rfjs

narpi?pxu
CONST.
Kal

1268

ChAL.

olmvpeviK&

narpi?px^s?

; a title

of Rome
fjaoa,
ROM.

Clem.

1048

rare

of

(o?ms,

EPr?)

Epist.

1,

1 Ta

Mrjv?s

r?v

household.

olmv

aepv&s

olmcfa?pos,

ov, (o?ms,
aros,

(jaipoa) house-bearing.

to,

(olKrelpoa)

oiKreippds,

pity,

854.

for

oiv?piov,

form.
oivo8oo-?a,

Porph.

olv?piov.
ov,

t?,

wine,

olv?piv,

14.

463,

o?vos.

as

Diminutive

fj, (olvob?rrjs)

to

oivoKayxXaiva,
oivo7ra^s,

is,

pe?varpta.

olvoanos.

Mal.

105,

15

421.

fjaoa,

Sept. Prov.

revxos)

(olvon?rrjs)

24 (31), 4.

to

drink

wine,

consisting

books,

of eight

183.

of

i),

with

the

(okt?,
book

banks

eight

of

oars.

Polyb.

SC. ?i?Xos,

rjxos)

the

containing

okto?khos,

the

for week

troparia

and ordinary Sundays.

It consists of eight
each
mood
parts,
(^xo?) having its appropriate tro
; called

also

see

0X77 fjp?pa,

see.

irapaKXrjriKi), which
Epiph.

ou, ?, olearius??

148

I,

C.

bXos.

ov, (?ios)

oXiyo?ios,

IREN.

rjplv irapabo?eiorjs,

Oiwnrae?s

tovs

bob??kpovsexoav. Id. 259, 23, et alibi.

olvonorica,

ov,

iroXvpa?ijs.
PSELL.

?(See

short-lived.

Sept.

?cls

3.

11,

but little. Polyb.

nlvoa.

lyb.
?X?yos,

Frag.

37

rjv oi

Ibi?rai

T?}s ?yicora^s
b?xovrai ml

ir?orcos
o?

rrjs

?Xtyopa

?bibaijav.

oXiyo?rovia,
ohov

Job.

16, 20, 4.
little
oXiyopa?ijs, es, (pav??vo) of
learning ; opposed to

Method.

389 A.
rjs, fj,=

473.

e'vv?Xia.)

oXtyo?e^s,es, (b?o) wanting

of wine.

the giving

Cer.

oXiyavbpia, as, rj, (?X?yos, ?vijp) thinness of population.

DiOD. II, 544, 66. Plut.
II, 413 F.

724.

Chron.
as,

Cer.

Phot.

oXe?pios,

olKrelprjats.

Sept. Jer. 38 (31), 3.

olv?ptv

? Porph.

16, 3, 2 and 7.

paria
Scymn.

120.

days

olmvpye?v.

olKrelprjpa,

tament.

name
a

enr?Xta,

ov, rj, (okt?,

oKT?rjxos,

occurrence.

Kara

e??Xia,

Coteler.

coins

eight

oKTijprjs, eos, ij, vessel

Olmvpevims

to manage

?KT?Xia, ta worth
also

Nom.

?ktco?7xos.

a name given to the first eight books of the Old Tes

olmvpeviK&

=
OKT?77xos

?Kr?rcvxos,

olmvpevims

Kal

613

ni,

Great.

mi

^Apxi^maK?noa

CONST,

'loa?vvrj.

narpt?pxxi

Kal

npea?vrepasP&prjs

yAyanrjr&.

1132

the

Leo

Aeovn,

'ApxiemaK?noa

narpi?pxjj

(New

apxicmaKonoa

V&prjs Koavaravnvovn?kecas

?px^nlaKonos

nanas,

981

OlmvpeviK&

V&prjs

pey?krjs

(536),

olmvpyeca,

by

16,

as,

rj, (oXiyo?rovos)

28,

comparative

little

labor,

idleness.

3.
oXiy?repos.

Leo.

4,

67.

Po

449
op?<?

oXtyoaro?
oXiyoor?s, i), ?v, (?X?yos) one out of a few
Gen.

Sept.

iroXXoor?s.

30.

34,

; opposed to

?Xiyoyjrvx?a,

?Xiy?\?rvxos,

Esai.

?Xk?),rjs, r),weight.

Theoph.

513,

aor.

bXXvpi,

bi?X?o?rj

pass.

?icoXeTo.

for

Theoph.

461,

for

true

ov, (bXos, verus)

oXo?rjpos,

?Xrj?ivos.

purple,

,Proc.

ov, to, =

bkovvKrl

okoKorlvtov.

Theoph.

okomnvos.

THEOPH.

entirely

6, 24.
?X?yupvos, ov, (yupv?s) stark naked.
(Compare Luc?an.

438, 22.

Cont.

o,

NT.

destroyer.

(bXo?pcvo)

1 Cor.

mer.

10,

oXo?pevo,
?X?mvos,

ov,

to

(bXe?pos)
if a

mean wholly
468, 9.

of

compound

Sept.

Sir.

?Xompiropa,

pcr?voia,

45,

14.

aros,

to,

Sept. Ex. 30, 20.

?XoKap7rc?cris,

qffering.

4,

mvvrj,

it must

18.

Cer.

Can. 8

repentance.

Hearty
to

Alex.

Petr.

offer

a whole

(?Xompir?o)

Lev.

16, 24.

burnt-offering.

Sap. 3, 6.

ecos, rj, (?Xompir?o)

the making

Sept. Gen. 8, 20.

Lev. 4, 34.

a burnt
of

ad

LyCOPHR.

rfjv ??kaaaav.

ChRON. 721, 11.

16.

494,

3 Reg.

of

b, se.

Diod.

?Xoo-x^f-

1,

60.

2,

9,

p.

the whole body. Leg. Ho

bread

?pros,

made

of

okvpa.

gather.

Hes.

Jo

Sept.

19, 6.
evaa,

beveiv,

(opabos)

to

collect,

*Opa

??pol?etv.
ov, ?, collection,
ov,

opaktap?s,

Dion.
whole

39, p. 220.

TzETZ.

cOXo?vXov (?aalvea?ai

adv.

ov,

okvplrrjs,

opabos,
burnt-offering.

okrjv.

100.

opabevoa,

cocrco, (Kaprros)

?Xompir?o,

and

?Xos

Num.

of reed, or all of reed. Porph.

oXoK?p?ios,ov, (mpbia) hearty.

'OXompbios

Sept.

destroy.

rrjv vvx&

?k?xpvaos, ov, (xpva?s) all of gold, of solid gold.

seph. Bell. Jud. 6, 8, 3. Plut. II, 852 B.

10.
evo,

Typic

bkovvKTios.

bkoa&paros,ov, (a&pa) with

ov,

A^vd

laxyv.

bkowKrloas,

night,

edits

Suid.

123,46.

"OX77 yvjivrj.)
oXo?pevrrjs,

of

610,

bkoax^p&s,

sive Asin.

?arjv exov

bkoaijpiKos, ov, (arjpims) all of Silk.

one's

Theoph.

Lucius

all

(Sirmond
2.

bk?^vkos, ov, (?vkov) covered with vessels (nko?a). The

Eus.

Theoph.

Pers.

THEOD.

818.

oph.

with

okomnvov

adv.

adv.

bkowKrloas,

13.

261,

written

Holographus,

own hand.

Cont.

okomnvov

Johann.

354, 7.
bkovvKTios,ov, (vv?) all night.

as a word.
?Xoypaqbeo,ijoo, (oX?ypaqbos)to write in full,
Plut.
II, 288 E.
as a
oX?ypaqbos,ov, (yp?qbo)written in full, not abridged,
Theoph.

1. okomrnvos,

Apophth.

(vv?),

okomrlviv.

brjv?ptov,

Leo Gram.

oX?ypaqbos.)

word

C, v.

ei'8os ?pyvplov

piov,

or number.

b, denarius,

xpvaivos).

142, 4.

?Xoypapp?ros (yp?ppa), adv. written in full, as applied

975 B.
to written words.
Galen.
XIII,
(See

2.

Sept.

reading.

okomrlviov,

ov,

609

Ill,

also

for okomrlviv,

1, as a various

okomnvos,

12.

Ill,

soundness.

wholeness,

635, 1.

16.

3,

25.

29,

10.

incorrectly

okomrlviv

31,

Ex.

SEPT.

1, 6.

635,

Polyb.

1 Esdr. 8, 62.

Sept.

5.

Sept.

burnt-offering.

bkomvToapa.

as, fj, (bkoKkrjpos)

bkoKkrjpla,

4 Reg. 4, 3.

Sept.

(bkomvr?oa)

eoas, fj,=

6,

bkomrlvrjv

swoon.

rjoa, to faint,

?Xiyop?o,

10,

Lev.

Ps. 11, 1.

9, 32.

Lev.

Sept.

25.

bkomvToaais,

faint-heartedness.

Sept. Prov. 14, 29.

ov, (fox*})faint-hearted.
bXiy?\?Avxos,
?Xiy?co,cocrco,
(?X?yos) to make few.
Nehem.

Ex.

to,

aros,

bkomvroapa,

6, 9.

Ex.

Sept.

ij, the being

whole.

burnt

mvaai)

(mica,

23.

6,

oXiyotyvxeo, ijoo, to be ?Xiy?^rvxos, to be discouraged.

Sept. Num. 21, 4. Judith. 7, 19.
as,

ov,

bk?mvros,

7, 7.

Deut.

b,

Thrax

the grave

Hes.

gathering.
a

(op?kl?oa)

in Bekker.

levelling,

"Opabos,

??poiais.

equalization.

630, with reference

to

accent.

opas, ?bos, ?, (?p?s) oneness.

mff ?p?ba,All together.
2. Community, clan.

Geopon.

Porph.

10, 2, 3 navres

Adm. 220, 11.

ofi?prjfia450

aros,

op?prjpa,
op?pvCos

Ps.

Sept.

77,44.

m
xPV(T'LOVi

"Op?pvCov

ol, Homeritae,

?v,

to India.

referred

132, 14. Mal.

ijo-o,

ris

?vbpl

933

Chal.

Koiv?s'

24, 14.

7rp?s ?XXijXous

'E?patort

; to say.

Qrj?aio

Luc.

?fi?Xei. NT.

47.

converse

?bevov

Eus.

?piXovvrov.

'OpiXijorj avr?

2. To deliver a homily.
Chal. 1561 B.

'Av7?p

1, 4, p.

1.

as,

not

15,

20, et alibi.

2. Conversation,

Rom.

Clem.

Homil.

1.26.

Apophth.

Poll.

2.

Eunuch.

of

adv.

?fiob?i-os,

2. Method.

?p?boCos

397

Epiph.

same

the

of

Method.

power.

as a various

Rom.

Clem.

opoe?vrjs.

Homil.

p.

10,

sameness

a?, ij, (opoij?rjs)

Magnes.

of character.

Ignat.

ov, (opoios,
A

substance.
objected

Socr.

Son.

with

reference
Dion.

nymes.

cos,

?po?oa-is,
?p?Krjvoos,

128, 7.

introduced
of

2, 45.

ij, likeness.

ov, ?,

(?p?s,

same)
who
to the

IV, 238 D.
Used

and

their

syno

636.

12.

Gen.

1, 26.

contributarius.

Novell.

of

109.

of

the same

NlC

Epist.

in

I,

substance,

936.

p.

Iren.

136. Method.

21 B

the Son

348 A.

Ill,

and

Gnost.

r?

1,

352 C T&

the Creed.

Tfjs ?ylas ml

that

1, 23,
the

Son

same

is ?poovaios

rjros, fj,

substance,

Amphil.

I, 210 E.
*H rov

p. 57

Cy

?poovalov

C.

?p?narpis,

tbos, o, (narpls)

of

Apocr.

Act.

Pet.

Er/ST.

CONT.

ov, r?, dimin.

and

Ant.

the

676 A.

B.

Alex.

976

547,

A.

compatriot,
21.

fellow-general,

avv

nvl,

et Paul.

=
?poxp&paros, ov, (xp&pa)
99, 85.
op?a?ktov,

belief

avarp?rrjyos.

20.

306,
*Opov

one

of

fellow-countrymen,

ov, (arparrjy?s)
Cont.

the

niaris,

being

1103
Did.

opoovVios.

THEOPH.

avpnarpi&rrjs.

together.

the

Epiph.-I,

adv.

82 C.

HI,

narpl.

(?poovaios)

?poovaloas,

?pov,

?poovalov

r&

?poovaios,

being

Basil.

consubstantiality.

139

Theoph.

the

bpoovatov,

?poovai?rrjs. Athan.

?poarp?rrjyos,

resemblance.

in Bekker.

Krjvoos)

the

reference

rrjXiKovros,

Sept.

not

by Macedonius,

denoting

to rooovros,
Thrax

(but

with

?fioovoios

Theod.

ij, ?v, (?po?opa)

opoiopariK?s,

of

ovoia)

word

to the use

like

one

29.

5, 2, p. 211,

rpi?bos.

?poovai?rrjs,

to be like, to resemble. NT. Marc.

?poi?Co, ?oo, (?poios)
14, 70.
opotoucrios,

ovala)

nvevpan.

Alex.

SOCR.

6.

21.

9, 8.

Basil.

coinage.

Substantively,

Antioch.

Jan.

the ?poovatov

of

Ptolem.

avrov

?poovaloa

reading.

Ignat.
wife.
?p?fuyos, ov, (fuy?s) conjux,
D.
78
13. Basil.
9.
Ill,
(interpol.)
?poij?eia,

3,

as

Christians

Horol.

Eus.

o, defender

ov, (?pos,

rill.
ov,=

Can.

831 B.

1 Esdr.

Sept.

5, 1. Hippol.
ov, (bvvapis)

8,23.

Alex.

orthodox

heretics.

by

but

19.

12,

Petr.

I, 130 F.

opokoyrjrfjs.

ov,

consubstantial.

368 D.
?p?eovos,

ov, ?,

?poovaios,

B.

II, 31 A.
?pobvvapos,

a word of Arian

368 D.

Method.

8,

such

who

imprisonment,

12.

to

also

a Christian

Apost.

(interpol.)

applied

opoovai?arrjs,

26.

Hippol.

6,156.

2. Of the same glory.

Luc?an.

Const.

as, fj, thanks.

?p?koyos,

?fi?boCos,ov, (?p?s, b??a) of the same opinion.

genuine

12.

opokoyia,

3.

Nisterous

the

to ?vnkiyoa,
3, 16. 25 'Ev

Eus.

and

beating,

persecuted

Mart.

Tatian.

speech.

as gen

; opposed

confessor,

5, 4. Athan.

Eus.

were

1,

(opokoyica)

Antioch.

14.

Chrys. XII,

?,

martyrdom.

Ignat.

19. Moer.

Laod.

to

reference

IV, 95 C.

Orig.

persecution,

It was

sermon.

ij, homily,

Matt.

to receive

genuine,

with

authentic,

ov,

suffered

768 C.
?piXia,

and

opokoyrjrfjs,

r? irp?novra.

Anc.

NT.

opokoyovpivois.

eUbs,

11, 5, 6

Ant.

Joseph.

as

acknowledge

to dispute.

?oirep

men.

before

books of the New Testament

Simoc.

15

Babr.
t

To

uine

improperly

people,

Homer,

(titul.).
Called also "Apeplrai.

433.

to talk,

'A?rjvalos

Leg.

Christ

acknowledge

10, 32.
2.

an Arab

to

?p?koyeoa,

^ne

readings.

'Oprjplrai,

?piX?o,

S?lD.

o?pvCos.

various

rain-water.

rb, (op?pos)

ofi^baXtov

of

Together

with

any

one.

36.

?p?xpoos. DiOD.

opabakos,

little

navel.

1, 88, p.

451 ov
In
or

the following

concentric

church.

circles,

Porph.

ov, ovTos,

in

rb,

Cer.

of

a circle,

great

that

or

hall

524,

existence.

5, 7, 12.

Apost.

613,

(See

Lyd.

mranikrrjs.

20.

158,

vibv

ov,

Sept.

?,

ov, o,=

oveibos,

a book

of dreams,
Porph.

dreams.

tbos, fj,female

demon.

of
Eus.

?,

Cer.

interpreter

8.

467,

dreams.

of

of

fj, femin.

?voKivravpos.

A.

N.

Ael.

ov, ?,

its name

receives
rowed

from

Sept.

Gen.

species

Greek

eighth

of one*s

receiv

B.
the nominative

irr?ois,

Thrax

ij, (ovopa,

a, ?,

?voparoorjpas,
and

in Bekker.
list

yp?qbo)

of

5.

636,

names.

as,

words.

i),

one

word-hunter,

(?rjp?o)

obsolete

?voparoiro?a,

12.

Lev.

122.

p.
3.

12,

the name

ovopa, After

after his son.

Id. 20.

the

Macar.

3. N?un,

2.

Athen.

3, 53.

(iroi?o)

the making

ovovis.

DlOSC.

*Enoav?paaev

called

it Enos

in

15.

1,

20,

sense

1409

Chal.

60,

Dion.

the

D.

et alibi.
in Bekker.

Thrax

Sept.

uses

who
55.

of words.

Iren.

ILenoirjp?vov

30,

Luc?an.

An

with

ovopa,

a noun

whose

sound

resembles

of

substance.

32.

Syr.

so

torture
see.

?>yKivos2, which

called,

to have

l'?"???(ovu?)

the

cloven.

hoof

perhaps

Basilic.

vOvuxe-s oi els r? ?aoaviorijpia,

GLOSS.

?vvx?fai

of an aromatic

Dea

instrument

identical

147.

3,

34.

60,

36,

fidiculae.
Sept.

Lev.

11,3.
have

the

color

the

of

Athan.

onyx.

II,

116 B.
owxio-rrjp,

ovovis,

rjpos, ?,
11,

(ovuxifr))

ibos, ij, the rest-harrow,

[Modern
Ononis
o?vyytov,

unguem,

an

of

paw

animal.

Sept.

3.

Greek,

plant.
the

ij ?v?viba,

Diosc.
tall

3,

147.

rest-harrow,

Antiquorum.~]
ov, rb, axungia,

or?ap. DlOSC

634,5.

the name

?, onycha,

2. To

names,

Mal.

in grammar.

1000,

Onyx.

3.

17.

rb,

Ex.

Lev.

Act.
7.

Dem.

*Ev?>s,He

?v?para,

plural,
NT.

persons.

Apophth.

bor

1, 59.

Luc.

Mal.

of.

avrov

rov vlov

In

Sept.

(Compare

NT.

birth. Isae. 41, 3. Arist. Av. 922.

18. 1001,5.
1016, 29, et alibi.)

els ovopa

aros,

ovoopa,

child

; a custom

day

Eukhol.

Church

the introduction of Christianity, the

its name on the tenth day after its

child received

2.

as,

Dion.

68.

637

I,
se.

r?v
r) os

alperiKol,

festival

Naz.

r?

els

6, 11.

ow%, vxos,
the

the

the Jews.

Before

2, 21.

tailless

of

24.
In

on

17,

Kivravpos)

13,

name.

to,

aros,

(ovos,

Esai.

Sept.

avrrjv

Greg.

op?r), el?ela.

1 Esdr.

rare

the

(?vop??co)

Kai

irar?pa

1,11,4.

?voKivravpos,

Eis

r?,

oi

Theoph.

rjs, ij, (ovofiaorims)

'
256.

176.

Hippol.

18.

1,

Apol.

a kind

9.

ovopa,

ing

case,

149.

at,

ovoKevravpa,

ape.

ov,

els

Kai o?xt

?v?para,

Kvpiov

(Compare

on

os

name.

k. t. X.

*lrjoov,

praying.

iriarevopev

applaud.

name.

one's

ovojiaariKrj,

Inscr.

dream-sender,

nipnca)

(oveipov,

Just.

4, 7, p.

17,

celebrate,

To

ovoparoypafyia,
ov,

?veiponopn?s,

of

contain-

481.

rj ??viKoi.)

2.

by
rov

ovopa

Kvpiov

in

?airriCopeoa,

rj ?yy?Xov

ovopaorijpia,

of

explanations

oveipoKplns,

288,

irvevpa

'iou?a?oi
THEOPH.

85.

Kai ?ytov

"iva

to

rov

?yy?Xous,

14.

61,

of mention

. ...

?v?pari

722

Ill,

Const.

'Ovop?feiv

'Ovop?fetv

THEOPH.

ass-jawed.

sense

the

boviros.

po?nos,

14.

636,

Nie.
in

'Ev tc5

?pxayy?Xov

reproach.

ov, ?, interpreter

oveipoKplrrjs,

reproaching,

HlPPOL.

rb oveibos.

51. 169.

Cont.

ing

(oveibl?oa)

5, 9.

Jos.

35

qbXolo?os,

p?yovXov)

13

19,

TlIEOD.

Proc

II, 104, 11.

a

(ovos,

to name,

Act.

Laod.

Catapulta,

?vetbiap?s,

ov,

*lrjo~ov, to say

Sept.

; as

signified
in Bekker.

?oo,

?vop?Co,

11.

103,
2.

ass.

wild

thing

as a nickname.

NT.
to ovos ?ypios,

ov, ?, equivalent

Ps.

the
Thrax

?vop?yovXos,
To pr) ov, non

'E?oVK?vTIO?.)

ovaypos,

of

Dion.

6.

Const.

existence, nothing.
also

the floor

oav) being,

(elpi,

to mean

seems

it

passage

??vyyiov

unguina,

3, 104.
arvina,

tallow,

fat,

GLOSS.
axungia.

??ovyyiov,

Xtiros

'0?uyyiov, arbina,

452

ofjvypdobo?

2 Tpapparioas

44,

as,

?&bopKla,
Diosc.

(bepmpat)

Evxrj

KHOL.

o?vbepK?a.

sharp-sightedness,

1, 12.

rjaa,

to

(?^vna?fjs)

acute

suffer

Theoph.

pain.

ov, o, (o?vs,

accipiter,

nrep?v)

species

of

of

species

10.

Cer,

470,

58.

Curop.

Cedr.

I,

1173.

Pac.

Arist.

21.

688,

2.

Porph.

Eust.

1658,

acute

The

r?ats,

'o?e?a

or

accent

stress.

3,

the

f?, acuteness,

rjros,

*o?vrrjs,

acute
20.

Poet.
onipai,
onipas,

al,

Plat.

Dion.

Hal.

or

sharpness,

onepai,

ov,

Diosc

dimin.

rb,

of

382,79.

opium,

poppy-juice.

adv.

2,

arch

of

Theoph.

1, 3, 48.

backwards.

armorum

Sept.

ar

custos,

12, 53, p. 538 B.

Athen.

Barn.

indicative.

IREN.

1, 13, 4 ToVe

?XX' o?x
Sept.

ore

12

XaXo?o-tv

M?pKos

Num.

14,

Sept.

oirr?Cojiai.

with

the hands

behind.

ap?oav)

behind

the

pulpit.

rj,

ov,

called.

'Ott?tov

ev?a

Kai

KcXevei.
14.
8, 8.

Reg.

NT.

Act.

oi,

NT. Luc. 24, 23.

3, 2.

optimates,
1,

3,

et

body

alibi.

Porph.
oirriov,

Them.
ovos,

or

camp-followers

commissary,

T?s, ypafiparevs. NOVELL.

Proc. I, 381, 14. 499,1.
ov,

to,

Cer. 293, 14.

so

soldiers
692,

9.

the optimates
camp-attendants.

9.

26,

?, optio,

of

Theoph.

734, 10. Porph. Cer. 460,14.

In the time of Porphyrogenitus,
mere

vision.

appearance,

sight,

(?irr?Cofiai)

Mauric.

oirr?pivoov,
(onia?ev,

the

to be seen.

as,

?urlparoi,
Cass.

T& X iP bebepivos.)
ov,

taxes.

of

H?rmen.

<j)vXa?)

3902, g.

With

Sept. Malach.

Theoph.

With his hand

MAL. 370, 18 Aebepivov ?mao?yKoava,
him. Theoph.
178, 10. 502. (Com
fastened behind
37.
Prisc
Eus.
209, 23 'Onlaoa
8, 10, p. 388,
pare

omaoap?oavos,

?irr?vopai

were
?yK&v),

arrears

(oirXov,

?ebs ?ovXerai,

?irrao?a,

3,169.

o7Tio-0ayK?>va (onia?ev,

the back

Kovp?os)

(?iavrjvai),

?,

?ttotov.

?irr?Copai,

Dion

adv.

MauRIC.

1,3.

Jur.

?Vos,*

long

?r?Xiv m?e?Xe.

to

658, 76.
bniov,

(oirio?ev,

II, 40, 21.

Inscr.

07r?Te for

Aristotel.

workmen.

opimus.

o7ripos,,ov,

(Compare

oirioooKovp?iov.

ij, (TeX?co)

ams,

?7roVav, when.

Jur.

Gloss.
operae,

ov, to,

(qba?vo

morer.

62.

V,

Gloss.

680,19.

399 A.

Cratyl.

operae.

(opera)

?, plural

562, 4.
?V?pos

accent.

hair

the Homeric

9, 23.

?ir?rc
reference

rj,

Cedr.

oirXoqbvXa?,

147, 16.
with

the

Kojirj) wearing

18.

8.

Gen.

in Bekker.
630. Dion. Hal.
1, 4. Dion. Thrax
240.
Adv.
Gram.
60.
Sext.
5, p.
V,
To
Porph.
Cer. 142, 19
o??,
(b)
purple-cloth.
v.
1.
?nb
?|e'ov (barbarous). Theoph.
o?ios,
Ta?kla
Cont.

Mau

oirio??vrj.

GLOSS.

101,

rjs,

761, 11.

or rdo-ts,

Rhetor.

also

6,10.

(oirio?ev,

?7Tto-ooTe'Xeta, as,

the acute

npoaoabla

Aristotel.

broad

KOfi?ovTCS.)

?jrio?oqbav?s
se.

'H ofe?a,

(a)

Substantively.
acute

the

stress,

as

of

a saddle, the arch supporting the back of the rider ;

opposed to efiirpooooKovp?iov. Leo. 6, 22. 12, 53.

2, 40.

Athen.

accent.

the

ov,

oirioooKovp?iov,

13,12.
'Oge?a avkka?fj, Acute syllable, a syllable that is
uttered with the acute accent. Plat.
Cratyl. 399 A.
same

Leo.

Mal.

oirio?ev

Strab.

sturgeon.

priest

to the saddle and passing

; called

oirio?cXiva.

oirioooKovp?rj,

e?a, v, deep purple.

*o?vs,

rj,

behind.

17, 2, 4.

tail

2, 2.
z=

oirio?oKopos,

10.

ov, ?, (pvyxos)

ofvpvyxos,

1, 2.

name

the

rj, (postilena)

the animal's

oirio??vrj,

Barn.

hawk.

the

by

at the end of the Xeirovpyia. Eu

strap of leather buckled

548, 13.
ofvrrrepos,

as,

below

ric.

said

prayer

p. 72.

?iriooeX?va,

o?vka?rj, rjs, r), (o?vs, kap?avoa) tongs, nvp?ypa. PALAE

phat. 53, 1. Mal.
21, 18.
o?vna?ioa,

The

oiriooafi?ovos,

behind thepulpit

writer.

b^vyp?qbov, Ready

fj,

Ps.

Sept.

o?vyp?<j)os,ov, (?|vs, yp?qboa)writing fast.

ottto/juvo-ov

(?irr?s,

748,12.

commissioner,

130, 1. Lyd.

p?voos)

roast

meat.

aipe

157, 12.

Porph.

453 opOoTOfi?oj

OTTwpofyvXaiciov

ov, to,

onoapoqbvk?Kiov,
Ps.

Sept.
onoas.

? 88

Introduction,

13,

Euangel.

aros,

to, a vision.

24, 16.

Num.

Sept.

see.

to

opaca,

avr&,

nokepfjaai

1.

15,

46,

appearance.

2.

mmbo?ia.

Sept.

Basil.

1, 1, et alibi.

215

cE?>paK?>s iavrbv
that

Seeing

he

war

wage

to intend to do anything.

ZOS.

5S,

14

aV?crrao-iv

Tipos

*AttoXov m?alpeaiv
3.

20

327,

Eis

rrjv

boKioa.

good,

ov,

orbiculatus,

Diosc

Kv/cXoeiSijs.

1,

Sept. Esai. 5, 29.

a

ov, b, (?py??Coa)

opyiaapos,

1, 22, p. 26, 61.

tec

II, 169 D.

Plut.

623,

Diod.

117. Mauric
opbtvevoa,

evaa,

Apocr.

Act.

2.

|
An-

20,3.

345.

Id. 3, 12 init. Mal.

c?n

Ordinarii

vnaroi,

'Opbiv?ptoi

to

Triod.

Horol.

Cer. 156, 18.

ordain,
et Paul.

7.

ov,

b, ordo,

To

1, 19.

Leo.

2. Turn.

turn

comes.

529

fjs, fj, (?peiv?s)

about.

dox.

Athan.

rill.

Alex.

x^R0

Cedr.

?da,

line,

arixos.

yevia?oa

?nevkoylas,

'Anb rov ?pblvov

se.

x^Pa?

land, high land. Sept. Gen. 14, 10.

2. 5, 55, 7. I
VOL. VII. NEW

SERIES.

58

his

the

emperor

Porph.

Cer.

the preceding.

191.

PORPH.

ij ?p?obo&a. At

region,

Polyb.

Basil.

C.

39 A.

up

3,17,

347

Ill,

Socr.

A.

Cy

1, 22, p. 55, 27

eKKXrjoia.
ova,

(?po?s,

Codin.

r?,

Cer.

ivith marble,

face

7.
marble

rj, (?poopapfiap?o)

II, 31, 19.

?poop?Xia, ov,

to

p?ppapov)

141,

ecos,

facing.

140, 14.

Codin.

(?po?s, p?Xtov) meaning

uncertain.

8.

472,

opo?irXopos,ov, (?po?s, irX?pa) with the bow (prow)

Adm.

up.

22.

76,

?pooirob?o, rjaro, (?po?irovs) to go straight

16

*Cer. 496,

rov

?po?s, ij, ?v, upright,

56 A.

ds

'OpoWoo^o-ai

NT.

Gal.

to a place.

rrjv ir?Xiv.

2, 14 O?k op?onobovoi

evayycXiov.

standing,

straight.

Cedr.

op?ios. Basil.

right, true, sound. Ephes.

Metaphorically,

rfjs vnrjpealas.

mountainous

picture-worship
of

reign

?p?oirobiCo,loa, (?po?rrovs) to walk

80, 18.

Mauric

when

195

Epist.

irpbs rrjv ?Xij?eiav

avrov,

the

Called also simply

Metaphorically.

II, 528 B Ei ns ovx alpfj evko

triumph

of Theophilus.

I,

I opoopapp?poois,

Porph.

1, 5.
0** Apocr.

14, 64.

4,19.

ylav

bring

Mauric

bishop,

row,

Basil.

els rbv opbtvov

to

arrange,

of Orthodoxy,

Sunday

143.

Porph.

16.

et Paul.

Pet.

3, 24,

12,9.

1,5.
ordino,
Pet.

Epict.

fj, ordinatio.

ovos,

as

opbtvos,

opetvfj,

Porph.

opbtvarloav,

Act.

Michael,

?poofiappap?o,

sules.
oavos, or

the
in

son

as a wall.

Novell.

3, 9, 2, p. 448.

Chron.

of

picture-breaking

CH opo?bo^os

of orgies.

celebrating

a, ov, Ordinarius.

opbtv?pios,

The

C.

1, 23.

Socr.

op?obo?os, ov, (?po?s, b??a) having a right opinion, ortho

3, 20.

162.
?pyt?Coa,to befierce.

I, 734

Athan.

I, 723 C.

of

tal.

ATHEN.

op?imvkaros.

op?imvkaros,

120.

p.

Epiph.

in commemoration

the

<

Theoph.

rovroa ?nobtbovai.
bp&vra

Ta

25,

*H ?oprrj rrjs op?obo?ias, =

seem

to

3,

Ill, 413 B.
1641 C.

in Lent, celebrated

elbev.

Intransitive,

op?tKkaros

Ib?vras.

A Latinism.

10.

641,

a name given to thefirst Sunday

over

2. Specto,

56 D.

Ill,
Theoph.

op?obo?os.

'H KvpiaKrj rrjs ?poobo^?as,

bvvaa?ai

pr)
not

could

9.

I, 296,

Basil.

standing.

Eus.

Chal.
Cedr.

THRAX

?p?obo?ia, as, ij, (op?abo?os) right opinion, orthodoxy,

usually equivalent to ij rjper?pa b??a; opposed to

him.

against

314

Gen.

npoacja&vrjats.

MAL.

rivos

napa

636,

to be or become

op?obog?o,

DlON.

ev?ela.

ovopaoriKrj,
3.

a, ov, upright,

op?ios,

Thorn.

Kpa??aros

supernatural

Esai.

cavas, fj, oratio,

opartcav,

exam

the

avr&.

eoas, fj, a vision,

opaais,

avroa

'Ener?yrj

onoas noifjaei

nkovalov

To

seq.

1, add the following :Apocr.

ples in ? 88,

opapa,

in Bekker.

1.

78,

See

=
op?rj, rjs, i), (?pO?s)

hut.

garden-watcher's

(onoapocfavkag)

I,

Ill,
1009 C

*H ?p?r) irions,
?p?orop?o,
to direct.

rjoo,

(?po?s,

Sept.

Prov.

to run

r?pvo)
3,

6.

straight.

Hence,

454

opdoTOfita

Hence

NT.

to

also,

expound

as, fj,
laca,

op?p??ca,

to rise

(op?pos)
Sept.

?p?pevoa.

oath.

op?obo?la.

Gen.

to go

Hence,

vpvos, matins.

'Op?pivbs

Substantively.
=
(b) Ta ?popiv?,
in

ov, b,

bp?pos,

morning

Apost.

2, 59, 1.)

Ptoch.

decide,

16

Trjv mr

decreed

deprivation

Afr.

=
bplov

1.

Can.

avrov

kabv

pr)

Chron.

582.

?ok&ves,

opta,
ov,

805 B.

?veke?v

to put
2

Porph.

609,

Cer.

command,

opva, as,

decrees.

opva,

Plut.

sc.

Nie

II,

in

Iren.

by anything.
rb ?i?klov

ypaty?pevov

?pKi?kiov,

Kal Kara
o

distinctly.

Kara twos,

'OpKl?oa nv?

to
adjure.
?pK?Coa, laca,

rfjs

Frag.

rovro

Kara

ivb?Cov

'OpKi'fco
rov

400
To
ae

Lex.

napovalas

avrov

ewer,

oepp?piov.

Eukhol.

rb

"oppivov,

necklace.

?ppos,

Irjaov
iva

Sept.

Gen.

Porph.

Cer.

38,

Cer.

16.

312,

border

limbus,
500,

7.

9.

522,

of

gar
19.

528,

ov,

rb,

ornamentum,

?pparopiov.

rj, ov, having

armory,

THEOPH.

arsenal,

588.

opvas

(see

?voia)

sacrifice

opva),

as a garment.

as,

rj, (opveov,

MAL.

of birds.

202,20.
Hier.

as,

rj, (opveov,

oKOir?o)

CyrILL.

opvi?eia.

Catech. 4, 37.

?pveooKon?a,
opvi?ooKoir?o,

olovooKoir?a.
ijoo,

POLYB.

(opvioooKoiros)

by theflight
6, 26,
to draw

omens

theflight of birds, oloviCopai. Sept. Lev.

the future middle.
?pvioorp?qbos,

ov, o, (opvis,

rpe(j)o)

keeper

Mal.

199,

of birds,

4.
from

19, 26, in

of fowls.

Diod.

9.

6.

1, 74, p. 85, 35.

pereyp?^oa.

ov, rb, urceolus,

B.

rbv pera

....

Botan,

22.

32,

I Porph. Cer. 255, 8.

adjure

KVplov fjp&v

Ex.

Sept.

I, 688, 23.

opveooKOiria,

Bekker.

Method.

APOCR.

pvrjoreia.

character.

divination
jopvi?eia, as, rj, (opvi?cvo)
of ?pioriK?s,

I, 1048 C.

betrothal,

cabbage-seed.

Porph.

?pparovpiov,

the indicative

Thrax

Dion.

the

a woman.

I, A, 2, 4.

?, small

opvarovpiov,

2iro

11/1026 G

eyKkiais,

Sept.

?ppaor?s,

marry)

Epiph.

rj, (ornamentum)

opveo?voia,

fj bpiariKr),

grammar.

opio-nKcos, adv.

avri?akrjs

as,

Cedr.
16 (28).

opos.

decree,

(promises

rb, tendency,
rb,

?
to

oath.

464 B.

Substantively,

(?ppa?bpat)

rj, urna.

ment.

r?v

"?pio-e

Hes.

an

swearing

18.

?va mra

638, 7.

Xpiarov

r?,

ov,

?pp?oKos,

9.

places.

and wind.

ether,

rrjs Kpap?rjs oir?pp,a.

68, 18.

Curop.

Substantively,

one

ov,

?pvep?vos,

?, order,

in

117

Leimon.

in both

optov

oppivov,

to death.
pe

^Qpia?s

489,

2, 1, 45.

?pioriK?s,fj, ?v, (bpl?oa)definitive.

mood,

ov,

aros,

On

avr?v,

to swear

disciples-

heaven,

ij, (?pK?poros)

betrothes

opprjpa,

Apost.

him

Adm.

(jaoveveiv nv?.

&pe?ov. Antec

bpiap?s,

Const.

....

10 Ta bpia?ivra, The

Ant.

(?a?yoaalvpe.
Cod.

them.

&plaavro

The

?pylav,

his

day often swear by Bread,

Act. Thorn. 40.

oppaorpa,

appoint.

Polyb.

in Aristophanes,
Strepsiades,
The continental
Chaos, and Air.

appoor?s.

who

Apocr.

Const.

decree,

bpia?e?aav

et Matthiae

Andr.

Act.

Apocr.

avr&v

they determined

Wednesday

man

112.

(Compare

command,

against

1 Tfj b? rerp?bi

14,

40.

?ppaor?s

Homer.

1.

5,

1 Esdr. 8, 90.
=
?pp?Cop,ai
?ppoCopai. COTELER. Ill,

the

matutinum,

Leg.

as,

Nicod. Euangel.

to order,

APOST.

Can.

3.

II, 530 B.

officium

2,

vpvos, The

bread,

earth,

I, 40 B.

opKopooia,

8, 37,

matins.

simply

39.

laca,

Apost.

Lev.

Ma rb ^copi.]

20.

cO ?popiv?s, se.

32.

taught

swears by Breath,
Greeks of the present

Ill, 311 B.

37,

31.

21,

[Jexeus

salt, water,

Epiph.

the morning.

the morning.
Const.
360
8, 39 (titul.). Anon.

Ritual,

Typic

?p/f?),

early

opopiv?s- Basil.

the

service,

in

Gen.

ov, ?, oath.

opms,
by

Curop.

(a)

13.

812,

the morning,

of

Const.

prayer.

morning

early

Basil.

?poptv?s, fj, ?v, matutinus,

Apost.
8, 38 (titul.).
*

up

church

2, 36, 3.

Const. Apost.

CONT.
in

Sept.

6, 33, 1.

2. 27.

19,

to

THEOPH.

of an oath ;

?pKioji?s,ov, ?, (?pK?Co)the administration

doctrine.

2 Tim. 2, 15.

op?oropla,

5,

as

soundly,

opvoakottos

opvooKoiros for

opvcooKoiros.

200,

O 455
TIS

opo?ljr)<$

ov, ?, like

opo?irrjs,
13

3,

opo?os,

the size

of

connected with thefuture

Diod.

the opo?os.

of

Curop.

Xi?os.

'Opo?irrjs

?poyXvqb?o,ijoo, (?pos, yXvqbo) to steal one's neighbor's

land

by

removing

1, 1, 3.
Prov.

the

landmarks.

nun.

27, 17.

19, 14.

Deut.

(Compare Sept.

as,

Porph.

ij, (opo??rrjs)

Adm.

opo??oiov,

ov,

opo??Trjs,

?,

Act.

PATR.

opo?eoia.
(opos,

ri?rjpi)

boundaries.

fixes

ov,

?pos,

the Gnostic

1, 2, 2, et alibi.

Iren.

2ravp?s.

of

("Opos)of the

sainted

iEons,

as

189.
Apost.

Const.

2,

52, 1. Anc. 21. 22. Nie. I, 15. 17. 19. Eus.

5, p. 263, 10. V. C. 4, 27. Sard. 4. Athan.
186 B. Ant. 1.

?s,

opoqbavrjs,
Oph.

I,

aros,

monks.

Diod.

2,

10, p.

?pr?piov

Leo.

5,

rb,

2 Par.

Sept.

ceiling.

3, 7.

Tzetz.

dimin.

of

ad Lycophr.

Leimon.

opu?, pickaxe.

61.

opvypab?sfor opvpayb?s. Ignat.

Trail,

(interpol.) 11.

opvCiv for

rice,

opufa.

ov, to,

opvCiov,

oryza,

Cer. 463, 18.

rice-cake,

op?pavorpoqbelov,

o,

722, 19.

Chron.

ov,

opqbavorp?qbos,

?,

(?pq^avorp?q^os)

(?pqbav?s,

Mal.

an orphan hospital.
os, i), 6,

ivho,

the time when,

from
1, 11

'Ac?'

iroXXa.
2.

In

later

also
and

superintendent

'AoV

simply
?ir

of

11, 15.

rjs, se.

since.

Sept.

avr?v,

evpev

opas,

1Mace.
ijp?s

mm

Byzantine

Greek,

os ?v may

be

for

601 A

Ill,

onep ?v alrfjaoi

=
?uT7r^Tiov

?anlnov.

the

ov,

Tov

aorist

rb,

may

optative, instead
Herm.

optative.

oaa

22

309,

bvvrj?elrj.

Cu

o ?aatkevs.
the

b? ?aatkioas

future

optative.
b&

vnoaxopevov

be?a?ai

npo?vpcas,

349 A.

e(jarj,

k. t. X.

20.

345,

CHAL.

?anfjnov.

Porph.

Adm.

1612

177, 22.

C.

(See

Appendix.)
vestibule.

ostiarium,

o, ostiarius.

Nie

II, 692 B.
15.
231,
ijns,

I,

Basil.

II,

(See also ??anov.)

ov,

oan?pios,

or

bishops

Greek,

Byzantine

With

MAL.

in the

anlnv,

529 E.

of

613 C.

Ill,

classical

ov, rb, hospitium,

oart?piov,

oVns,

?Wep.)

or

whosoever.

?v, whoever,

also

430, 13. Curop.

rjs ?xopio?rjpev

(See

rp?(j)o)

relative.

which,

what,

orphan-hospital.

and

indicative, or future

subjunctive,

Vit. Epiph.

376, 16.

Theoph.

to

given

Theod.

9 *Oa-ov ?v
npoar?f-oi

88,

??nlriov,

ov,

title

3, 1 "Oaoi ?v ipy?aovrai. MENAND.

aeiv

opvC?rrjs,ov, ?, (opufa) of rice. ATHEN. 14, 57 'Opv?irrjs

irXamvs,

aorist

THEOD.

Porph.

in later

as,

"Oo-a av bvafjaotro,

oanep

?o-?ois $ka?tavos

passim.

f), Holiness,

take the future

the

'O

nun ; as Saint
Mary

to the emperor.

Also

ROP.

6.

to monks.

A,

Vis.

1322.

855.

868

ev

same

the

essentially

Eus. V. C. 3, 18, p. 588, 17. Athan.

Basil.
Ill, 110 C. 212 A, Hierosol.

648 C.

of

71.

124,

?pr?piov.

ov,

?puytov,

(opoqb?o)

Macarius.

uyiW.)

Horol.

oo-os ?v, as much

rb,

Hierosol.

passim.

awapi?povpevos,

CHAL.
? ev

Egypt.

13.

670,

op?qbopa,

oo-ios.

?a-i?T77s, qros,

The-

huge.

se.

Horol.

(b) 'H bala, Sainted

1253

<j)a?vo) mountain-like,

(opos,

holy,

I, 193 A.

Pachomius,

Anthony,

46 (69).

(Compare

6. 19.

Anc.

as

monk,

6,

'0 opos rrjs irloreos, The confession (rule) of faith,

simply the creed. Socr. 1, 8, p. 22, 37.
2. Probation.

most

?ai&raros,

Superlative

'0 ev ?alois,

also

called

Hippol.

rule.

decision,

?, decree,

passim,

ov, holy.

Leimon.

one

or

monk

martyred

Substantively.
(a) '0 oaios, Holy man, simply
saint. Sept. Ps. 29, 5. In Christian writers, a

11.

135,

one who

Gnostic philosophy.
*Opos, ov, ?, Limit,

159, 17.

1253 B, tomonks.

1, 2, 4, an epithet of the Limit

Iren.

26.

17,

a,

p?prvs)

title given to bishops and monks. Nie

261 C. Cyrill.
Alex.
Epist. 36 B.

22.

252,

ov, rb,=

NT.

boundary.

Horol.

oo-ios,

23, 10.)

opo?eoia,

b, fj, (Batos,

vpos,

baiop?prvs,

Apost.

Const.

Attal.

optative.

88.

o n,

804 A.

whoever,

Const.

Porph.

whosoever.

(536),

1045

C.

Cer. 10, 3. Adm.

With

optative instead of the aorist optative.

the

future

Quin. Can.

O To9rjfcr]

6o

ri

o?v roiovT?v

*0cms

irp?goi,

456

ovaia

c?rj,m?ai

clp?v KXrjpims

Valentinus

peio?o.
INSCR.

rjs, rj, coffin.

ooTo?iJKrj,

ov, o,

oorpampios,

4056.

ov?kfjpe

tile-maker.

(oorpamv)

Theoph.

680,

18.
ov, (oorpamv)

?orp?Kivos,

Sept. Lev.

testaceus,

11, 33.

made

earthen,

of

clay.

Jud.

Sept.

1,35.
a Gothic

name.

proper

Mal.

371,

to,

ov,

?oqbp?biov,

Porph.

nosegay.

(oo-qbpaivopai)

Cer.'

536, 7 Po8?7rXoKa?oqbp?bia.

111.

rj, a

as,

ooqbpao?a,

odor.

smell,

smelling,

In

whenever.

StrAB.

1, 7

1,

"Otov

"Otov

Kai Kpivet ....

"Otov

....

?pis

TheOD.

vecr?e.

12,

23

"Orav

also

....

13

rjX?ev.

ov,=

ove pr

in Byzantine
Hippol.

....

Venat.

1.

SynCL.

3.

14,

in grammar.

Dion.

CASS.

985,

72.

1063,

veterem

ml

107,

339,
15

....

"We

15

"Ore

the place

ovpayeo),

Agathon.

:Method.

253 A

Eis

avrrjv ?y?vvrjrov,

vir?pxeiv

biari?

rov

?7nt?ei?iv

SC. ecTTt'v.

on ?bv

ov,

4,

?paproXov

Sept. Prov.

23, 29.

1, 4 O?at e?vos i

In Byzantine
CODIN.

6.

11,

Sept.

army.

the rear-man

in a file

(ovp?vios)

the heavens,

of

cav, r?,

Greek
161

sometimes it takes the accu

O?at

8? rrjv Pcopaviav.

Deut.

25,

soldiers.

Leo.

ov,

ovpavonoklrrjs,

?,

'Hpwv y?p

(ovpav?s,

6.

Euthym.

r? noklrevpa

(Compare NT.
iv ovpavo?s

of heaven.

3, 20

Philipp.

vn?pxei.)

ovpav?v,

?, (ovpav?s,

(?aalvoa)

the earth.

Sept.

8, 28.

phil.

opos,

168 D.

rrjybv

ovo-ia,

ovpav?s.

citizen

nokirrjs)

*H vn

ov, ?, heaven.

ovpav?s,

heaven,

11.

Andr.

Act.

revealer

Horol.

Jan.

?toXitikos.

fj, ?v, urbanus,

ovp?avov,

Praetorem

as,

Polyb.

fj, substance,

20, 5,14.

property.

Diod.

of celestial

the Great.

Am

4029

2rpa

1.
Inscr.

urbanum.

1, 2, 7 T& npalroapir& ovp?avo).Lyd.

480.

as of an
army.

4,19.

ovp?avos,

the nominative ? Esai.

an

Mal.

the rear,

things, an epithet applied to Basil

10.

Also with

?,

ovpavoob?vToap,

? 110.

o?, not. See Introduction,

ovai, vae! woe! with the dative.

4,

as of

3.

128,

1, 19, 14, et alibi.

Polyb.

Prov.

7. 8.10.

Barn.

to be in

P?lyb.

347 C.

Novell.

2lGothic king.

as, fj, the rear,

Vit.
? 87, add the following

?rjCikkarloav.

BASIL. HI,

uncertain.

6, 8.

Jos.

Apocr.
9

103 F.
from

10, 6.

E?S.

?imptos.

fjaoa, (ovpay?s)

ovp?vta,

Afr.

Cod.

do?X?rjrc.

of

Cyrill.

?eoiroirj?fjs.

Apophth.

Xa?ooiv.

on, that. To Introduction,

2. For

takes

*OTe ??Xrj.

passage

often
"We

I,

?rj^iKkarloaaiv,

ov, rb, meaning

18.

Plut.

4483.

ovimptos=

ovpayla,

7raXai?v pvfj

memoriam,

B^?oi.

rats, =

ovrj?ikkarioiaiv,

ov?Xiov,

Ar

greyhound.

I, 69 C.

cav, oi, Veii,

Inscr.

vertragus,

6.

3,

pepoplap,

Sept.

yi

mopelrai,

Introduction,

Greek,

Procatech.

Hier.

varov

VlT.

14.

DlON

pay os, ov, ?, (Keltic)

ovpay?s,

ore, when,

1319

34,

632,

?iveros.

OviVnyijs, fj, b, Vitigis,

EpHES.

"Orav

....

120,

mrapyijoei

IGNAT.

"Otov

27.

evoiav

els

?ei

"Otov

109,

I,

?vijpeiorai.

(See

3, 27

2. 3.)
?Vav.

2, 15,* 2.

Antec

as used

in Bekker.

ovevenos,

Ovfj?oi,

Greek,

the indicative.

"Orav

15

512 A

Ill,

ovpqbovel.

PhiLON.

Kai ?XX?gei.

prjbepla

y?p

outc? o>7cri.

BARN.

49.

584,

by

112,

II,

qbrjoiv.

33.

....

POLYB.

ov, neuter,

a,

ovberepos,

over i pep

Hos.

Sept.

Byzantine

followed

n.

y?rcvbos Xcy?pev?v

and

later

it is not unfrequently

sative.

ovbevla.

rian.

14,6.
orav, when,

252,

22.

65,

II, 669 E.

prjv. Plut.

Kvvrai

Zos.

worthless.

(ovbap?s)

35.

Tryph,.

vytalveiv.

of

followers

5, et alibi.

23.

Eccl.

?v,

fj,

Thrax

"Oo-Tpus, u, ?, Ostrys,

Just.

valere,

the

i,

ov, ?, (ovyjc?a) percentage?

ovyKtaap?s,

Nie

i an

tin

heresiarch.

o),

(vale

ovbeveta =

14, 5.

oorpaK?brjs,es, (EIAO) tile-like, brick-like.

26

the

ovbapiv?s,

21.

&v, oi, Valen

OvaXevnviavo?,

Sept.

Antec

10, 15.
Tobit.

1, 84, p. 95, 46.

151, 13.
14,

13.

ovatatcos

ovoiams,

?v,

ij,

4957,

c?o-co,

ouo-i?co,

to

(ovo?a)

?eorrjros

call

into

LTp? aicovcov ?ir?vrov

540

NEMES.

nity'.
ovoiorai

; what

IL 1085 D.
avrov

ov

adv.

?XX'

prjrbs,

of

irpo?Xrjoeis.

having

eos,

i),

o?cros, ov, ?, usus,

19,

avrov

vn

O?crtco?cos

use,

OT

ovoovqbpovKr?pios
ctuaras.

irpo

rovro?,
1.

4,

so.

of

ovros,

yopevos,

or

KaXovpevos,

'Af?

Mexpt?

opovs

classical

Them.

35.

It

ovro

Herm.

the

T?v

*oqb?aXpiCo
14,

20

525,

?qbeiX?pevov

?voqb?aXpiCo.

1,

participle
like

Ant.

eyes.
?qboaXp?s,

776,17.

As

12,
as

far

the

Lyd.

11,

Nil.

Epist.

o?>, ?, eye.

to be honored.

sleepeth,

D.

267.

119 Eivai

Porph.

irX?vos)

25,

Kal

Polyb.

C.

P.

2,

to the eyes.

deception

the

of

3, 252.

prj

as,

Mid.

?xvpoapa,

trade.

10, 6.

Chal.

(536), 1208 C.

7.
to

the mob.

lead

rbv

inl

oxkayoayfjarjs

a crowd.

Sept.

olmv

'laK&?.

45 D.

Method.

Konroa)

fj,

one

that

mob-rule,

(Kparica)

courts

the mob.

mob-government.

6, 57, 9.
to

(?xvp?s,noiioa),

in the

10, p.

3.

6, 4, 6.

oxvponotioa

9,

Cer.

business,

office,

Can.

(bxkos,

3, 80,

?xkoKparla,

Porph.

8, 2.

?v, b,

?xkomnos,

Eus.

Zos. 91. Const.

lo-oa, to collect

?xX/f?),

Polyb.

TheOPHRAST.

(o(j)??Xp.os) belonging

strengthen,

Doubt

fortify.

active.
?xvponoiiopai,

equivalent

to the

active.

Po

1, 18, 4.
aros,

rb,

(?xvpooa)

strong-hold.

Sept.

Gen.

39,

20, prison.

*0 amiprjTos

sc. rov ?eov.

Naao

ovalav, m??nep

officer.

289 B.

(?xkaycay?s)
Ov

16

7,

Polyb.

irpo?Xrjorjvai.

rj, (?qboaXp?s,

rfjv vyp?v

is,

Ill,

Quin.
rjaa,

?xkayoayioa,

lyb.

as,

229

I,

(Compare Hippol.
ovroi

1089 A.
189.

Amos.

Azas,

12.

?(f>OaXpoirXav?a,

r&

fjns

pa?bov,

'Oqaiavol and

also

Epiph.

b, official

ov,

460,16.

ful

Diosc.

Clem.

serpent.

ocjaica?elarjs

called

277.

Basil.

849 B.

5.

?qboaXpiK?s, ij, ?v,

never

Being

into

Tfjs

IV, 204 B.

457, 13.

Xe

See Introduction,
? 109, 7. To
?qbdXo,auxiliary.
the examples given there, add the following :Mal.
415, 2 'OqbdXoviroXeprjoai,Intending tofight.
446, 8
'Oc/>eiXc?v nprj?rjvai,

2,

Hippol.

?ajcfaiKi?kios,

5, 5.

about

33

oqbqbUtov, ov, rb, officium,

Joseph.

KaXovp?vov,

to change

(oqbis)

Homil.

b? rbv oqbiv kiyovatv

Novell.

in constructions

Eus.

Sept.

GaX?js?Mikfjatos.)

tout?.

precedes

called,

so called.

a mountain

Cer.

11,

oqai?oa, &aoa,

arjvol.

?, usufru

ov,

usufruct.

1, 2, 28.

Strab.

following:

2, 5,

the

648.722.

22.

Theod.

1.

2, 4, et alibi.

Porph.

adv.

ovro,

Lev.

'Oo3?toi, &v, oi, the Ophites,

2, 1, 9, et alibi.

for

Naaaarjvol.

*0$irai,

I, 455.

Orig.

II, 900,15.
204.
IV,

'Aap&v ib?orj.

2, 5.

Antec.

ovoovcj>povKrov?pios,

2, 1, 9.

neuter

crea

existence,

1, 2, p. 5,12.

Antec.

ou, ?, ususfructus,

Antec.

Mandat.

Eus.

xp?0*1**

Antec.

ovoovqbpovKTos,

o?toct?,

into

calling

553 B.

ou, ?, usuarius.

ovoov?pios,

7, 4.

(ovoi?o)

Alex.

Ophians,

Clem. Alex.

ROM.

tion. Alex.

Adv.

?cjaiop?xrjs,ov, b, (o(f>ts,p?xopai) a kind of locust.

Homil.

Rom.

?e?Xrjrai.
ovo?oois,

the

oi,

&v,

Theod.

exist

?qa??kpocjaavfjs. Sext.

p. 558.

'Oobiavol,

(interpol.) 8 "Os ?onv

real

oppaaiv.)

?(p??kpo(f>av&s,adv. of
Physic,

Plut.

substantial.

Clem.

19,

?mtpfjrois

visible to the eyey

is, (?oboakp?s, (?aa?voa)
ocja?akpocjaavfjs,
2, 1, 18 followed by the
manifest, obvious. Strab.
dative.

?v rivi

avrrj, ml

?vrcos cov.

as

o?crico??7s.

eter

ovoi?brjs,

same

the

all

from

ij bvvapus

essential,

EIA?)

essentially

O?o-tco?c?s

existing

Ignat. Magnes,

X?yos

ovoiob?s,

T?s

is its nature

es, (ovo?a,

ovoi?brjs,

1, 3, p. 14, 19

Eus.

ovoiop?vov,

Dion.

existence.

584 B To?s rfjs

(Compare Did. Alex.

IV, 716 D.

Inscr.

o?ortaK?s.

Epist. 4, p. 593 C.

Areop.

ence,

to property.

relating

(ovo?a)

11 Mto-?cocreis

457
htyap?s

Basil.

?qboaXp?s,
I,

The

68 A.

eye

that

Chrys.

?y?rapas,?, o,fisher,
? name.

?kievs.

Cedr.

II, 621, 5, as a sur

458

oyjrapcS?ov

o^ap?biov, ov, rb, (o^?ptov) little fish.

GeOPON.

oty?pivfor ?yfr?piov. THEOPH. 545, 19.

?yff?piov,ov, rb, (otyov)fish, i'x^?s. NT. Joan. 6, 9. 21,
9. 13. Apophth.
Gelas. 3. A?t.
7, 69. Chron.
715, 20 K?p?7s rov ?\?rap?ov. (Compare Athen.
r?v

IlavTcov
? Ix?vs

bi? rrjv e?aipcTOv

voo,

o\j/aprvo,

Cook.

ov, ?, (?-^raprvo)

oyjrapTvrijs,

Kar
'A7T?

?^e',

il. 5

Ach
sen.
The

'A7r? ?yjr?

43

?\j/e

ovv

AtcWai

retinue.

peror's

the

of

tendants

(b)

evening

Cer.

403,
Kai

tbos, b, ob s es,

Kara

LTep

(oyjrUiov)

plural

Ptoch.

2,

329,

em

the
to

applied

the

Hence,

'Anb

Theoph.

68, 16.

otyeoas, Out
17

89,

204, 11.
equivalent

sight,

of

avrfjv ?nb

'Enotrjaev

oyjseoas.

facie,

At

caterer,

purveyor,

?S/av, Prima

12.

603,

72, 16.

first

view.

1, 8, 2, p. 59.

Antec

vider,

o^imropes,

o?aemviov.

II, 804 A.

learning.

oprjpos.

Adm.

Mal.

np&rrjv

?^oav?roap,

oy?re oiX?vriov.

Nie

late-acquired

hostage,

Porph.

to ?obavTos.

brjXol avr?.

suite,

628 D.

31. Chron.
6\?nvfj,fjs, fj, (?\?ti) evening, ianipa. Mal.
32
Mar.
77,12.
(Arrian. Peripl.
Erythr.
meaning ?)

before,
17

retinue,

II, 334 C.

Plut.

pedantry.

Cer.

16.

24,

oyfns, eoas, fj, sight.

Ar

opyv?as.

The

oov?abiov?av
airo

pavb?ra

?,

opos,

elmoi

Porph.

? p?yiorpos

Apophth.

evening.

eirXe?a

?pn

evening.

preceding

aytimrop,

last

orico7TcovTes.

'A^? o^?

Trei ??r?
404

ecos

Ill,

as, fj, (o\jripa?fjs)

605, 20.

Ares.

Const.

Them.

oy?npaola,
I

Po-

otyts,

Apophth.

Since

(a)

9, 4.

12,

to cook.

120.

Leimon.

Porph.

8.

2, 329.

ov, rb, obsequium,

oty'iKiov,

Porph.

11.

24,

the evening.

?yjf?, In

7, 4

T? 7rp?s ?^?, At the time of the

Gen.

Sept.

POLYB.

in procession.

142, 23.
o^iW for ?\?r?Kiov.Ptoch.

KaXela?ai.)

to dress
food,

(oy?rov, ?pr?co)

LYB. 12, 24, 2. i

?^?, late in the evening.
evening.

ovro

?bobrjv p?vos

to walk

Intransitive,

?f-evUrjaev

KaXovfi?vov

oyjsov

irpoooyjsrjp?rov

yiSi

?yfnKevoa,evaa, (o^Uiov) to escort. THEOPH. 177,

697, 7. Porph. Cer. 16, 22. 495, 10.

20,

1.

46,

V(?

TTW

opos,

b, obsonator,
Athen.

oyff&vrjs.

4,

70.

Gloss,

pro

'o^wv?rop,

stipendiarius.

at

Sept.

?^&viov, ov, rb, (?yfr&vrjs)Stipendium, provisions.

1 Esdr. 4, 56 plural. Polyb.
1, 67, 1.

abbots.

n.

?rayaviK?s,

Antec.

fj, ?v, paganicus.

fj, ?v, paganus;

?rayav?s,
ANTEC

2,

2.

11,

costly.

33.

ATTAL.

beif-ev, put

S?ID.
common

Ordinary,

able,

opposed

3.

71,
out

Elayavoi,

46.

"Oo-ovs nayavovs

J.6

of favor,

init.

disgraced.

to
48.

Porph.
ivrlpoav

(See

also

valu

?ni

ir?yapxos,

7raya

of

241, 20.
3. Clown,

common

Sunday.

Porph.

Cer.

916.
Ibt&rrjs,?qapoav,inModern Greek x?pi?

(Paris),

iray?bevpa,
Rom.

Hes.

4. Pagan.

irayyevd

Porph.
written

Adm.

129, 16.

7ray?vos paroxytone.

Comn.

13,

7rayt?e?co,

Sept.

Homil.
e?crco,

to,
p.

from
Leo

24,

the

praepositus,

pagi

with

III,

76 B.

Isid.

Pel.

race.

Inscr.

irayis.

Clem.

one's whole

17, 27.
snare,

(irayibevo)

(irayis)

13,

13, 24.

adv.

15,

EDICT.

ir?yapxos.

Basil.

Edict.

N. A.

aros,

of

?pxo)

village.

(irayyevijs),

Ael.

dismiss
cashier.

96, 11.

(irayos,

Epist. 2, 91.

T?ayavr) KvpiaKf),

p. 406

governor

to

disgrace,

rj, the office

ov, ?,

to

exauctoro,

1)

with

37, 22.
as,

irayapxia,
??'.

v?oa.)

rrjs.

military

Cer.

(irayav?s
service

Diacon.

evnpos,

i?

ooa,

7rayav?co,
soldier.

aarp?revroi.

; opposed

Areth.

Martyr.

12

2,

to arpari&rrjs,

trap,

7.
to

lay

snare

for,

to

1 Reg. 28, 9. Eccl. 9, 12. NT. Matt.

entangle.

22, 15.

459
7rayipa

as,

iray?va,
....

ij, pagina,

ooa,

irayi?o,

?orjv,

THEOPH.

Porph.

dprjvrj.

ov,

ir?ymXos,

*H per?

Adm.

r?v

firmly,

confirm.

BouXy?pcov

irayio?eloa

epithet

to Jo

applied

seph the son of Jacob, simply because Potiphar's

wife (the Jewish Anteia) fell desperately in love
with him. Pseudo-VT.
II, p. 85.
ov,

iraymopios,
THOD.

369

over

all

(iras,' mopos)

the world.

ME

71

I,

B.

Eus.

1, p.

9,

440, 28.
intransitive.

freeze,

Theoph.

Alex.

19

ira?aivrjrai,

ij, ?v, passive,

as used

to ?vepyrjTims.

Plut.

to ?ira?ijs.

I,

20.

equivalent

to ira?aivrj.

in grammar

; opposed

Alex.

Thadd.

2,

33

death,

55,

Ephes.

1.

3,

18.

20.

natboab?opevoa

ijp?pai

et alibi.

Ignat.

Ephes.

Lev.

18.

26,

27,

11

74,

Ka*?

7rai8ia

to deal with.

of

STRAB.

naiblaKrj.

2, 3, 4.

7.
BARN.

as

19,

various

and

the Passion,

burial

3.
Just.

ir??ovs

8,

of Christ.
12,

17.

Tryph.

?hat
Const.

Barn.

74.

ir?oovs, Passion-week.

Orig.

I,

Phi

?oprij, The

of

feast

Eus.

the sav

2, 17,

31.
rb,

(iraiyvwv)

ovros,

fj, ?v,

ANTEC

Ke?a?ai

k?yoa

rov

4,

6,

Leo

buffoonery.

pia?&paros,

PORPH.

avvoap?rrjs.

confederate,

to

belonging

PORPH.

naKn&rrjs.

Gram.

Chron.

tribute. Porph.

tbos, fj, dimin.

451, 17.
124, 28. ?51.

(nakatos,

to

tributary,

Adm.

of naka?rj.

ov, rb,

nakai?marpov,

one

to make

(nOKrov)

one topay

Theoph.

720,12.
Adm. 119, 6.

Porph.

oaaa,

1, 8, 2, p. 58.

11.

2. Tribute.
662, 14.

Antec

treaty.

compel

197.

STRAB.
old

marpov)

2, 3, 4.
PORPH.

fort.

167, 12.

?v, old.

?,

7raXaios,

Old

Apocr.

cobbler.

ov, b, (p?nroa)

nakaiopp?cjaos,

HlPPOL.

Cyrill.

Nicod. Euangel.

se.

r) nakai?,

Substantively,

Testament.

94.

Hier.

bta?fjKrj,

Catech.

II, 1 (17), 2.

6, 27.

Theod.

Ill,

900 D.
Mal.

?, (iraib?piov,

726, 7.

rb, pactum,

286,

The
ov,

poi

Patr.

of peace.

treaty

avrovs.

npbs
ravra

ov, b, (n?Krov)

7raKrov, ov,
Mal.

Act.

Ignat.

is, Good Friday.

351. 360, 14.

2. Show, exhibition.

to make

(nOKrov)
TLaKrevaas

naKTioanms,

Adm.

ir??ovs

BARN.

naibepaarfjs.

Adm. 75. 79, 17.

6.

Apocr.

e?bojias, Passion-week.

that

(p?elpoa)

Adm. 75, 14.

C.
writers,

5,

(nais,

19.

BARN.

naibepaareoa.

ov, b,

17

n?ka?ls,

ing Passion,

iraibapioy?pov,

Adm.

naibocja?opioa.

evaa,

naKTevoa,

naKTi&rrjs,

2.

iraiyvibiov,

Sept.

10.

naKrooa,
rov

*H rov oorrjpiov

69,

Mort.

Chron.

lipp, (interpol.) 13.

p.

Dial.

bargain.

Conj.

ecclesiastical

sufferings,

'H rov

ov, rb, dimin.

subject to suffering ; opposed

369 D.
Ai

PORPH.

boy.

&are

65 B,

Epist.

in

eos, rb,

Ignat.

Cont.

5, 2.

Hos.

Sept.
chastise.

elal, They are hard fellows

126,

Just. Tryph. 36, p. 133 C. Iren. 1, 6, 1. Hip

pol. 172. Method.
401 G Athan.
I, 100 B.

Apost.

rb,

IiaKT,evaas

481,

7.

is, the

ov,

natbiov,

30.

APOLLON.

iraorjr?s,ij, ?v, passibilis,

et Matthiae

Andr.

Act.

Apocr.

7r?crxco.

Novell.

ir?oos,

Theoph.

22, 18. NT. Luc. 23, 16.

Deut.

naibocfa?opos,

ira?aivo =

Cyrill.

naibevca,

naibocja?opioa

458, 13.

ira?rjTims,

npea?v

reading.
to

cocra, (ir?yos)

iray?o,

iv peipaKioa

chastisement.

evaoa, to punish,

Luc?an.
Plut.

e0 ml

(85)

as, fj, punishment,

natbela,

naibiampiov,

B.

Tr?yos, ou, ?, pagus.

48

p.

7rai8evr??s, ov, ?, chastiser.

an

?, all-beautiful,

Maxim,

92, 10. 158.

15.

258,

EUNAP.

rrjs 'lovXiavos.)

to establish

(ir?yios)

557,

Kav?viov

SuiD.

rj irayiv?v.

rj or?xov,

irrvx?ov,

oeX?s.

page,

7ra\a??)fia

314, 16.
yepcov)

literally

nakaiarfjs,
old

boy.

Hence, a boy with the wisdom of old age. Applied

to precocious youths. Vit. Sab. 233.
(Compare

ov, b, palm,

the classical
nakaloapa,

Sept.

aros,

hand-breadth,

nakaiarr).
to,

Sept.

(nakai?oa)

Job. 36, 28.

four
Ex.

that

fingers9
25,

which

breadth,

24.
is made

old.

460
7ra\fios

TraXaic?at?

e?s,

traXatc?cris,

rj, (iraXai?o)

old.

growing

Na

Sept.

ou, t?, Palatium.

?raX?riv for

7raX?Tiov.

6, 2, 2.

Polyb.

Chron.

587,12,

o?,

Athan.

69

3,

Epist.

ov,

7raXaT?vos,

ttoXotivos. Nil.

LTaXarlvot,
ov,

palatium,

19, 3, 2. Plut.
253, 100, et alibi.

to?

?irb

iraXar?ov,

UoX^Xta, ov, r?, Pal

Proc.

nakklov.

noiKikoav

Phryn.

7r?Xiv, again.
as,

nakkaK?a,

i),

Plut.

15,
reverse

nakivpvprjv,

or go

2.

11,

Euangel.

to rush

to play with.

fj,

(7raXXaKij)

ov, to,

Phot.

r) irdXiv

birth,

Thorn.

Apocr.

Peripl. Mar. Erythr.

j
y?veois)

(ir?Xiv,

Polyb.

back.

DiOD.

1,

Philon.
II, 144, 34. 501, 10. 593, 32.
yeWis.
722
Plut.
D, et alibi. Luc?an. Musc. EnII,

ov,

riaXX?vnv =

7.

Il?XXa, aaba?pa ?k

b,

ARRIAN.

nakkimpiov,

peip?Ktov.

youth,

9, 29.

5.

13,

6.

168,
woman.

young

nakkaK?a.

concubinage,

MAL.

fj, maid,

Kara Axopte?s

LTaXXaKi's, fj nais,

TraXXaKio'p?s.

(nakkaKls)

IlaX?nov.

ams,

49.

(n?kka?)

Nomocan.

|n?kkq?,

HES.

vrjp?roav nenoirjpivrj.

nakkaKiap?s,
new

ipnenroaKevai

(7raXiWvros),

as,

nakk?Ktov,

iraXiyyeveo?a,

com.

n?kka, fj, ball

as O?

,31 A.
?r?Xi for

backwards.

32, of the Nile.

II, 602,11.

ofP ales.

rush

(pvprj)

ri7v rfjs rvxrjs

7raXio"Grvrea)

Sard.

same

1 Eis

naklov

58.

thefestival

ilia,

the

courtiers,

Areth.

Martyr.

t?}s avXrjs.

the

I, 351 D.

biapokv

naklp^rjara

offortune,

Ant.

Joseph.

I, 581 A, et alibi. Dion Cass.

Eus. V. C. 4, 17 (titul.). Athan.
Lyd. 171,5.
Can. 9. Zos.68,22.
O?

resi

imperial

rjs, fj,

nakivpvprj,
7,

the

palace,

4040.

Inscr.

dence.

322, 20. Suid.

k. t. X.

?prov,

to,

&anep

ravroXoyiais

3, 3.

Cont.

2. A kind of loaf of bread. Mal.

iraX?riov,

Ta?s

*Ibid.

palimpsest.

nakiv(oata, as, fj, (?oafj)a being restored to life. Theoph.

7raXaTtvos.

ei?os

vovres.

courtier.

palatinus,

371 A

360 E.

I, 307, C.

another.

for

"?anep ?t?Kiov naktyrjarov fjbrjpo

rb nak?p\?njarov,

Substantively,
504

or

room

to make

erased

?vankeoav.

kvap&v
Porph.

et alibi.

Cer. 394, 5.
7roXaTivo?,

been

PLUT. II, 779 B

hum. 1 (2), 1.
noX?vriov,

has

writing

Et.

M.

58

649,

EuST.

7r?XXa? kiyerai.

Greek,
regeneration* in its ] 763, 20.
(See also pikka?, nakkrj??,and compare the
Latin pellex.)
Const.
theological acceptation. NT. Tit. 3, 5.
1.
9.
Clem.
Rom.
9.
Apost.
rjms, b, a youth,
7, 43,
8,12,
n?kkrj?,
7r?XXi?, ?ov?ats,
Epist. 1,
?vrlnais,
pekkoe
Iren. ?Yag. 37. Clem. Alex.
35.
AmmON.
also
507, 16. 539, 2.
p.
(?arj?os.
7rciXXa?.)
(See
Basil. HI, 22 A, applied to baptism. \
lad, youth.
Hence,
?raXXiKnptov, ov, r?,
calo,
(n?kkrjij)
2. In

ecclesiastical

3. The
Matt.

iraXimpiov
muiipurorov,

10,

uncertain.

as,

rj,

Inscr.

o,

traitor to both sides.

Polyb.

(ir?Xiv,

double

40.

Dion.

718

irpobibopi)

double

Hes.

aros,

6,

nakp?s,

ov,

?laXpwv
or,

iraXty?joros,

ov,

(^?co)

from

which

rb,

18, 72. 74.

traitor,

apud Poll.

one

CEDR.

Leo.

p.

Amphil.

35,

as a various

213 D.

n?Kkiov,

swamp,

(reXpa)

21.

406,

naklov.

mantle,n?kkiv,

2.

Tpi?&vtov,

Apocr.

Epiph.

I,

nepi?okatov.

morass.

LEO.

12,

108.

(See also mr?n?kpa.)

Const.

?, palpitation.
ipprjvevs,

I,

Cer.

1. 2.

5,

Barthol.

D.

Porph.

7raXX?7?. Ammon.

Mauric

Martyr.

treachery,

5, 96, 4.

164.
rraXip.'Y'rjoTos

iKos, ?,

7raXXiov, ov, r?, pallium,

n?kpa,

Deinarchus

ttoXXiov, nakklov.

reading.
37.

2852,

15.

717,

14, 16.

7r?XXiv for

fishing-basket.

2.

(iraXipirpob?rrjs)

treachery to both sides.

Hal.
Ill, 1578, 5.
ov,

of

Chron.

n?kki?.

n?kimptov,

camp-boy,

n?kki?,

Leo.

iraXXimpiov.

*froXip?rpoo?T?7s,

a kind

Kvpros)
99.

Gram.

meaning

Ttdkifiirpobooia,

NT.

Frag.
"=

of the dead.

10, 4.

ou, ?, (n-?Xiv,

iraXiyieupTos,
Polyb.

resurrection

general

19," 28.

One

64 Mavreia

who

divines

fj bi? nakp&v

Apost.
from
a&paros.

8,
the

32,
pulse.

6.

461

7ra\p,(?Tifco<}

iraXporiK?s,
to

ij, ?v,

to the

relating
divination

iraXfioTiK?v,

iraXp?s.
the

from

in

Substantively,
Cedr.

pulse.

I,

the

superlative

Chal.

ov, ?, palus,

iraXos,
oph.

Zos.

stake.

pole,

The

18.

101,

present,

12.

759,

7raXo??tv for

ams,

irap?at;,

Sept.

?,

S,

MauRIC.

swamp.

361
or

irapyjsrjqbei
votes,

by

(p

as,

many

381

Tats

all

of

kinds.

irapqbavor?rais

i),

all
47

the
LTap

one

lady,

353

B.

name

or Notre

Dame.~\

rrjs

LTepi rrjs vyj/?ocos

the

monasteries

after

by

the Mediatrix

toast

of

the

bration of the Lord's supper.

LT?veiv ?ya?ov
connected

Eukhol.

14.
3, 28.

this

with

a,

salver

Curop.

62,

(iras,

?yios)

ov,

Const. Apost.
Cyrill.

the

For

Hier.

the

or rather

legend,

see Horol.

p.
the

containing

cele

5, 7, 2.
Catech.

2.

6, 14, 2.

7.

Eus. V. C.

1, 1.

As a title it was given to bishops ; most commonly

YOL. VIL

NEW

SERIES.
59

4.

of

the well-known

610, 13.
receiver

work

a name

to

given

law made by order of Justinian,

called

also

Antec

blyeara.

common.

ov, public,

n?vbrjpos,

to

applied

784, 19.

of all,

Id. 1, 10, 11.

2. A kind of boat. Porph.

one who
7rav8o?)pos, ov, b,
MAL.

ov,
2,

rb,

Prooem.

Cer. 468, 1.
r? n?vbrj

Substantively,

2,

the navbovpa,
....

Ilavbovpa

tavern,

(navbox*vs)

navbovpiarfjs.

n?vbovpos.
inn,

b,

(n?s,

bexopai)

innkeeper,

navboKevs.

6.

15,

navelbrjais, eoas, fj, (e?brjats) all knowledge.

Cont.

navboKe?ov.

5.

15,

ioas,

navboxevs,

plays

HES.

16.

179,

navboxe?ov,

THEOPH.

13.

50,
ov,

Theoph.

all-glorious.

(evbogos)

Cont.

499, 10.

27.

114.)

Mace.

?pro?fjKrj, ?pro
p. 265.

Gram.

all-immaculate,

Theoph.

the digest of Roman

Dial.

Luc?an.
ov,

navevbalpoav,
Chal.

JOSEPH.

4150.

naviprjpos, ov, (eprjpos)wholly deserted.

22.
all-holy.

navbiKTTjs,

navivbo?os,

fiction,

iravay?a

title

(?xpavros)

ov, b, (bixopat)

Polyb.
of

(Compare the classical

ceremony,

the

ov, rb,

iravayi?piov,

Trav?yios,

ba?povos.

accom

travellers from
it for

mistake

usually

is

or memory

honor

Ignorant

(peoirpia).

countries

Protestant

and

dinner,

to

on

performed

Philopseud.

bread-basket,
Adv.

Sext.

ov,

nav?xpavros,

Polyb.
is

ceremony

immediately
a sort

fi?XXrj ?irobrjfirjoai

p. 583.

EuKHOL.

?v ra?iblc?.

orav

iravay?as,

LuCIAN.

pov, general meeting of the bfjpoi of the circus. Mal.

461, 4.

to the West

corresponding

246.

of Epiphanius.

[In

2. A piece of bread emblematic of the Deipara.

The office for the elevation of this piece is entitled

panied

of

bishop

CHRON. 716, 19.

INSCR.

the

the Pandects,
A.

360

C.

I, 614

D?MASO.

the

of

Apocr.

Deipara.

Method.

?eoroKe.

a proper

feast-days

the

Inscr.

of nav?peros.

the Virgin.
3, 7 6.

Athen.

the popular language of the present day, ij iravay?a is

In

adv.

ov, rb, panarium,

2. Panarium,

Ill,

t?v ?pr?v.

iroXv?wpos

49.

p.

Tiavayia

essentially

to

only

I, 735 C.

(?a?ptov, ?proqjopls.

shining.

with

Anthol.

the All-holy

the

of

ern Madonna,

ov, (?perfj)

Epiph.

nav?piov,
all

I, 609, 13 -qbi.

(irav?ytos)

Liturg.
B.

6.

??avyeiais.

y^rjobos), adv.

p a n em,

s)

17.

446,

irapqbav?raros,

vote.

Cedr.

epithets

Jacob.

Cer.

superlative

unanimous

a n i

all-worthy.
all-virtuous.

navapiroas,
PORPH.

irapyjsrjqb? (iras,

a, ov, (agios)

nav?peros,

herbage

?oravrj)

(iras,

^rj(pel vimv.
ir?va, rbv,

see.

which

?ap?aij,

rb,

irregular

METHOD.

iravay?a,

navajos,

7r?vTOTe.

irapqbavijs,

belongs

nav??eos, ov, (??eos) wholly godless.

5, 25.

Job.

ir?pirore

==

ov,

irap?oravov,

navayi&raros

Constantinople.]
ov, rb, palu

iraXovbiov,

11, p. 284.

4,3.

D.

1304

Ephes.

navayt&raros.

1672 C, of Antioch.
228 E, of
Lateran,
Curop.
87, 20, of Constantinople.
[At

Rome.

64,9.

ris

Travevtfirj/jLo?

928

Mort.

(evbalpcav)

27,

Strab.

17, 1,

2.

all-happy,

all-prosperous.

A.

navevi(j)obos,

ov,

place.

POLYB.

navev?arjpos,

ov,

allowing

(eviqbobos)
4, 56,

easy

6 Uaveviqbobov

(evqbrjpos)

plas agios. Theod.

an

Ill,

to a

inl rfjv nokiv.

all-praiseworthy,

522 C.

access

Nie

n?arjs

evqbrj

II, 804 A.

462

7rav7]yvpiov

Theoph.

30, 19.

cO n?arjs

zantine

2.

navfjyvpts

2. Nundinae,

THEOPH.

3.

728,

ir?vra

a stated meeting

fair,

navrjyvpiov.

24.

I, 483,

As a title it is given to bishops. Lateran.

Nie
II, 704 D. 729 B, et alibi. Theoph.
In

the Eukhol

is restricted
Uavims,

o gion,

to

628, 17.

Substantively,

b?pa, panic fear,

Polyb.

simply panic.

sc.

navtmv,

5, 96, 3,

et alibi.
as, fj,

Basilic

to,

ov,

674,

Philon.

(titul.).

Eus.
=

navoiKeala
navoiKi

Dion

91.

595,

DlON.

all

alms)

Apost.

the

5,19

household,

at all.
ov,

Epist.
see

7r?vres,

14, 115.

navoiKia,

one's

I,

5, 20.

Diod.

s,

7rav?o-ios, a, ov, (oaios)

bread,

?pros.

word.

Messapian

all-sanctified.

aros,

to,

navovpyrjpa. Sept.
eva?prjv,

navovpyevopat,

(navovpyevopat)

Judith. 11, 8.
=

Travoo-i?

Superlative

(536), 1189 D.
device,

cunning

SEPT.

sense,

wise.

Sept.

Pro

Theoph.

(n?s,
31,13.

ae?aapios)

worthy

of all

Ro?M.

METHOD.

v.

Did.

seeing.

(pipeopai)

12

*H iravropipos

26, 11.
ov,

pantomimus,

to

always

bi?

?rno-rore,

always,

NT.

iravr?s.

of

worthy

(coc^eX?co)

all

Method.

praise.

924 C.
exceedingly

Did.

important.

972 C.

Alex.

for

7ra?ap?8iov.

Apophth.

Isaac

reading.

7ra?ap?8iov,

ou, rb, =

13,

10, 13.
ira?ap?s, ?, ?, plural o? 7ra?ap??es,Persian

venera

remem

be

Phryn.
(?pv?co)

es,

pantomimic.

opx^jcris.

(pvrjpovevo)

Did. Alex.

TravoqbeXrjs,

omnipotent.

372 C.

adv.

(iras),

Me

7, 25.

ov,

ov,

I, 564,17.

almighty,

(Kpar?o)

A.

Clem.

almighty.

Clem. Alex.

?,

373

Reg.

1,

Alex.

Method.

almighty.

a various

et alibi.
ov,

ever-blessed.

ij, ?v, of the iravroKp?rop,

opos,

12,

ir?vrore

2.

ov, in a good

navae?aapios,

ov, (??vapts)

iravropvrjpovevTos,

ira^ap?biv

Sir. 1, 6.

navovpyioa.

4.

Clem.

all-seeing.,

all-over

(eqbopos)

2 Reg. 5, 10.

iravvpvrjTos,

23, 22.
jravovpyos,

(e?Xoy?co)

ov,

352 B.

raros, a title applied to bishops. Const.

navovpyevpa,

ov,

et Paul.

Pet.

Act.

(eir?irrrjs)

Rom. Epist. 1, 8.
thod. 393 C.

Matt.

3, 76.

Athen.

285

721 B.

Zos.
PHILON.

house.

Alex.

aytos.

iravTopipos,

4, 4, 2.

Strab.

7rav?s, ov, ?, pa?i

all

with

(olms)

Apocr.

?,

bered. Method.

ov,

navoUios,

DlD.

all-perfect.

1, 55.

Sept.

1, 1.

the household.

sunk

respects,

applied to God.

iravroKp?rop,
1355.

HI,

Ex.

Sept.

navoiKrjaia.

as, fj, (n?s,

all

with

adv.

Hal.

accep

461, 10.

tion.

(reXeios)

iravTOKparopiKos,

its ecclesiastical

II, 484, 32. Const.

2, 17, p. 69, 37.

(navo'iKios),

navoiKia,

in

vigil,

navoiKrjala.

navoiKeala,

Cass.

in all

sinful

20.

Barn.
ov,

7ravTo??vapos,

Ibos, fj, vigilia,

tation.

15.

Leimon.

7.

ov, b, pannus.

navwxls,

cloth.

pannus)

18. ApOPHTH.

HlPPOL.

ir?vrore.

ov, (?papr?vo)

iravr?qbopos,

(nfjvos,

Cer.

1, 2.

Vis.

372 C.

pannicularia.

(pannicularius)

60, 52, 6.

Porph.
7r?wos,

always,

7ravreuX?y?7Tos,

navtmvkapla,

navlov,

Auct.

iravreir?irrrjs,
r?

Herm.

26.

adv.

7ravTeXcos, adv.

naviep&raros

superlative

sin.

7ravTeXeios,

metropolitans.

of Pan.

fj, ?v,

the

125 A.

of By

7.

Macar.

in

title

5.

299,

all-reverend.

Vit.

(iras),

all-august,

Attal.

(ocpv?s)

iravrap?prrjTos,
Philon.

all-sacred.

ov, (?ep?s)

for trade,

7.

474,

ov,

Luc?an.

348

(o-e?aoros)

nobility.

ir?voepvos,

Method.

anniversary.

ChRON.

ov, ?,

iravoe?aoros,

321, 16.

Simoc

navlepos,

732 D

Ill,

evcfarjp?as.)

eoas, fj, religious

navfjyvpis,

B.

?gi&raros

ov, to, =

navrjyvpiov,

(Compare Theod.

ira^aparrj^

Leo.

Isaac

Theb.

6, 28.

hard

biscuit,

riov.

Apophth.

iraf-afi?rrjs,

APOPHTH.

ira^apJ?s.

2, as

Theb.

ov, ?,=

ira^ap?biov,
Macar.
ira?ap,?s*

ira?ipdbiv,
33.

Leo.

APOPHTH.

?3KO{?^3,

ira^ap?rrjs,

ira^ap?

13,11.
Isaac

Theb.

2.

463

iraCapbaTiov

ov, to, =

nagap?nov,

for

nagtpdbiv

APOPHTH.

nagap?s.

20.

Agathon.

28

61.

Areth.

Martyr.

7rapa?\e7ro)

apud
to, =

ov,

nagip?biov,

Leo.

nat-apas.

B.

r), (nanas

Balsam,

?)

ad Concil.

7ra7ras, a, b, papa,

Can.

VI,
n?nnas,

father,

PETR.

yap?pa.

149

Ant.

2664.

INSCR.

narfjp.

3.
later

565,14.
As a title it was given

to those

Ephes.

1140 D.

Ephes.

Of Carthage:
Of Nicomedia:

NlC

nann?s.

Chron.

516.

sense

of priest,

in the

2. Father,

CONST.

3. In the Naassene
tical with

irivoelv

the villa

7,14.

philosophy, it seems to be iden- I

?px?v?poanos,

man.

priests.

Hippol.

et Paul.
se.

nan?s

a title

to

given

Eus.

3,

IV,

Mal.

6 for

Trapa,

tism.

the imperial

of

210, 13. 14. Cedr.

Chil. 3, 839. Curop. 21, 9.

Leo Gram.

7ra7riXio>v=

7ra7riXe?)v or

nannlas,

palace,

7ra7rvXecov.

PORPH.

Cer.

413,

-nwas.

ThAUM.

GREG.

1.

Can.

THEOPH.

irapa?arrjs,

nannlas

THEOPH.

nan?s.
=

nanlas.

13.

148,

THEOPH.

38.

CONT.

11.

144,

10.

Curop.

fj, ?v,
643,

7ra7rvXaici)v=

for
7rap? rov,

Const.

42, 3, ? a'.
uncanonical

(irapa?airriCo)

CONST.
=

(irapa?aivo)

(a)

bap

1089

(536),
3.

mloap

C.

EuNAP.

deviation.

aside,

going

ov, ?,

emperor

Odas

Ps.

Sept.

Transgression.

12.

Barn.

rrjs avrov

28, 23.

8.

1, 2, 2.

Strab.

an

transgressor,
Nectar.

Mal.

irpoor?^eos.

(?iaCopai),

Polyb.

to

epithet

1824

T?v

188,

14.

22, 10, 7, et alibi.

the

irapa?arrjv

Sept.

urge.

compel,

to

applied

Reg.

NT. Luc. 24,

28.

7ra7rvXe(i>v.

rivra.

irapa?i?aCo (?i?aCo), to put

2 Reg. 12, 13.

SuiD.

7ra7TvXe(i>v,&vos, b, papilio,
aKrjvfj, rivba,

nann&os.

grandfather's,

(n?nnos)

ij,

Julian.

irapa?iaCopai
The

than

less

given

uncanonically.

(?aoiXevs)

(b) Digression.

104.

Ao?o-av

II, 649 B.

100, 3.

?,

Metaphorically,

1. 4. 7.
n?nnas

baptize

irapa?aois.

eos,

eos,

irapa?aois,

Plut.

20.

136,

p. 53 (93).

Maxim,

Tzetz.

II, 19,19.

=
ij,

as,

p.
341

(536), 1092 A.

Const.

irapa?aoikevs,

518, 6, et alibi.

122, 5.

Cer.

Porph.

rb,

more

7rap?, below.

to

Novell.

aros,

39,

??iov, Having

see

qbalverai

3 *AXXov ?ebv irape

178.

worth.

Xeyop?vrjs.

???os

1, 10,

A.

irpoaoreiov

to O?

is apparently

brjpiovpyov.

was

PROC

?rap? r&, apud,

pavilion,
I, 244.
among,

nantke&v,
MAL.
with.

nanikt&v,
101,

Nie

21.
Const.

irapa?Xeiro
|

2.

a?r?av

Paul

241

Lyd.

9,

MeyaXoiroX?rov

?c/>' ijp?v

rbv

irapa?airrio-pa,

Mal.

Evrvx^s.

Iren.

rov

'O ila?Xos

79

p?XXov,

(?airriCo),

irapa?aoia,

ov, b, guardian

an officer.

oph.

Hap9

rrjs

?Xrj?eor?pav

12,

Xeyop?vrjv

irap?

irapa?airriCo

362,5.

361,8.
nanlas,

'o

1009

Chal.

nann?s,

father,

of

from

Ant.

equivalent

utto

rrjv

vop?Covoiv

(536), 1073 C.

7ra7r?s, a, b, perispomenon,

?berj?rj

species

Examples

: Joseph.

?Xrj?rj vop?Covoiv,

Pet.

7rap' ? rjv rb

nanas,

clergyman,

the archetypal

is a

Classical.

than Peter.

Theod.

111.

nanntms,

Act.

innocent

1255 A.

Cod. Afr.

r?ls

irap? rbv ?l?rpov,

928 D.

Chal.

66,

19,

SttovScov

rrjv viro rov MeyaXoiroXirov

a?r?av

Xeyop?vrjv
Apocr.

I, 359 C.

CASS.

34

This

authors

Byzantine

biaqb?popev

872 C.

Of Rome: Athan.

than.

t?v,

Ilap?
and

irap? rrjv vqb' ijp?v

I, 724 C.
I, 184 A.

apud Epiph.
327.
Athan.
7, 7, p.

Eus.

DlON

Trapa rov, from.

a Romanis.

O? biaqb?popcv

in particular.

Arius

Of Alexandria:
732 B. C.

to bishops in general, and

and Alexandria

of Rome

irap? Pcopa?cov,

Latinism.

15.

Eust.

r?, for

Fopa?ois,

irap?

21.

Kov?imvXapiov

rjrrjo-avTo irap? Pcopa?ots.

&povp?v
as,

nanakfj?pa,

Mapiavbv

Romanos.

2. Uap?

12,

123.

nann?s

LTpo/3?XXeTai

To

(?Xeiro),
see wrong.

away,

to overlook.
Luc?an.

to put

POLYB.
Necyornant.

Sept.

off.
6.

6, 46,
1.

464

irapa?o\o<;

napa?okos, ov, b, bestiarius, one who fights

at

beasts

the

games,

public

with wild

Nc'ov

oph.

ov, b, venturesome

? The

? napa?okos

person

napa?pa?evoa (?pa?evoa), to decide unfairly.

POLYB. 24,

1, 12.
for

incorrectly

142, 21.

ov,

napayavbtov,

ing

stories

Ill,

171

Xeipov?piov,

the

the

about
*H Kar

b,

ov,

Lyd.

Cer.

as, fj, additional

of a book,

Phot.

199,

a book

contain

p.

title

monks

of

of Egypt.
tcov

Aiyvirrov

Coteler.

povax?v

fjroi

ioropia,

to

napayyekkoa,
Euagr.

to

as a

?aoa,

7rapaycoyi??u>,
POLYB.

to,
A

mppoviT&piov.

Lyd.

soldier.

Diod.

seal.

p.

tovs

ILapayoayia?eiv

transit

els

nkiovras

rbv

ov,

rb,

transit

(napayoayos)

POLYB.

duty.

napay&brjs

napayavbrjs.
aros,

nap?beiypa,

Lyd.

to,

Iren.

Num.

one.

Sept.

lyb.

2, 60,

7,

(nap?betypa)
25,

irap??epa,

179.

Ov8eVy?p koo

??paros

4 Uapabeiyp?naov

an

avrovs.

b,

(napabeiyparl?oa)

one. Polyb.
example of

of

garden.

Ill,

per

7rapa?uva
O?

irapabv

B.

rov

governor

(irapa?aX?ooios)
Porph.

to,

11.

18,

Cer.

(irapari?rjpi)

4.

461,

that

the

of

which

is

placed

38 (38), 6 To? 7rapa

Sept. Ex.

?voiaorrjpiov.

ecos, rb,

commendatio,

Ps.

Sept.

30,

prayer,

commendatory

Cod. Afr.

the people.

6 Eis

Can. 41. 103.

LP^s

o-ov

irapa?ijoopat

rb irvevp?pov. NT. Luc. 23, 46.)

irapaoXi?o (OXi?o), topress hard. Sept. 4 Reg. 6, 32.
an

6, 38, 4, et alibi. Hippol.

irap??vpos,

ov,

Ttov. Plut.

rj, (?vpa)

II,

side-door,

617 A.

irapairvXiov,

Hippol.

168.

irapairop

Aster.

444 A.

159.
napabelaiov.

?,

provinces.
aros,

(Compare

Po

the making

o?
11

614

under

officer,
B

49,

2 Reg.

Sept.

ov,

prayer for

example

EuNAP.

TheOD.

C?vrj.

irap?oeois,

Kal rovroav.

to make

as

office,

161

Ill,

Kparovoi.

alongside anything.
X"*PLV> -^or

et alibi.
ov,

napabeiypanap?s,

1,9,4

X^PIV i^i>pvrja?fjvai

iaa,

napabetyparl?oa,

14.

Uapabelyparos

example.

the sake of illustration.

Xvei napabelyparos

169,

634,

21.

in

? irapabwaorevov,

?aoiXel.

maritime

; opposed

in Bekker.

Thrax

to 7rp?>TOrv7Tos. Dion.
=

in grammar

derivative,

to be

Basil.

rois

uncertain.

meaning

6.

677,

attendant.

irapa?aXaooirrjs,
ov, (napayca)

napayoayos,

59.

28,

Sept. Deut.
irapaCrjX?o
(CrjX?o), toprovoke to jealousy.
1
?v
Mr) irapaCrjXov irovrjpevop?vois,
32, 21. Ps. 36,
Fret not thyself because of evil-doers.
irapaC?vrj

4, 47, 3.

Deut.

(abpaKnov)

Substantively,

orevovTcs

duty.

rb,

(bvvaorevo),

vaorevovTcs

to demand

biaor?XXo.

distinguish,

Sept.

wonderful.

Cer.

king.

napavayvoaarimv,

n?vTov.
napay&ytov,

Porph.

word.

doubtful

separate,

11,7.

ov,

irapabpOKriov,

14.

78,

1,

96.

HOMER.

5 fin.

|
i

109,

9, 4.

To make

sonal
=

(napayiv&aKoa)

(napay&ytov)
5

2,

3,

1, 6.

5,

1, 1, p. 282.

Iren.

doctrines'.

false

irapabo?oXoy?o, ijoo, (irapabo?oX?yos) to tell of marvels.

Diod.
1, 42. 69. 2, 1. Strab. 5, 4, 9. 13, 4,

r?s aobpaylbas.

Uapaykvob?vroav
ov,

exov 7rXov

to

(?\>??fco),

irapabvvaorevo
as

counterfeit,

napayvcaarimv,

Kal avr?

39.

1, 1, p. 281,

napaykv(jaoa,

413,

2.

teach

Leg.

irapabibopi.

Ex.

Sept.
15

Mal.

EUAGR.

irapabo^?Co

BASILIC

?yyapela.

enlisted

be

13.

to

(bib?oKo),
2.

irapabibo

garment,

18.

523,

as, fj, muster-roll.

napayyekla,

of

614.

napayavbtov

PORPH.

napayyapela,

134,

12.

napayavbrjs*

b? ?anpov

pla ?aaikim.

kind

CHRON.

rb,

anx?piov

paragauda,

napay&brjs.

napayavbtov,

94

irapabib?oKo
Prooem.

for napayavbtov.

napayavbiv

Cer.

PORPH.

napayavbtov.

721, 11.

napayavbrjs,

89,

see.

irap?beioos.

napaya?biov,

Kai

the name

Garden,
which

ov, ?, Paradisus,

7rap?Seio-os,

9.

561,

also

162, 31.

7, 22, p. 369, 37.

napa?ovkos,

New

irapabdoiov,

called

Socr.

Kvvrjy?s.

orjpiop?xos,

irapatrna^

ov,

r?,

Theoph.

diminutive

420, 7.

of

nap?beiaos,

little

irapa?rrjois,
!

irapairrjoiv

ecos, rj, release.

avrov

Xa?elv.

Theoph.

Cont.

668

T^v

465

irapafca?e?o/JLai,

napam?i?opat
oph.

With

napam?l(oa.

the accusative.

The

2. Exhorter,

612.
to

(m?evboa),

to

dofove.

as,

napam?iarpta,

fj,

et

alibi.

8,8, 2.

beg,

maid

of

Uerevca.

supplicate,

13

Basil.

rbv

?lapamk&v

napamk&,

Just.

prithee.

?eov.

Catech. 4, 30.
to use

Tryph.
I, 300 D.

ATHAN.

pov, napamk&.

Nicet.

scales.
napamroa

to,

ID
eights.

false

down.

eprjpov.

VlT.

O? napamroa, The

inferior

of false

343

Sab.

Macar.

Apophth.

officers.

napaKikktov,
p.

the

ov, b, (napaKetpai)

C.

Cer.

rb,

638,

to,

one

(kX?z8os)

of

consolation.

eoas,fj, comfort,

the

Porph,

of a river, as the Danube.

HOROL.

?v,

secondary

mouths

i), kept

149

is less

she

mv&v

(a)

Substantively.

Sept.

Job.

21,

2.

els rfjv vnepaylav

EUKHOL.
oeor?mv.

lH napaKkrjriKf),
Parakletike,

11.

440,

mramipiorijs,

to lie near.

Phot.

respectable

than

(mirrj)

ov, to,

to

irapamvo,

MAL.

POLYB.

Nomocan.
a

6, 33,

13,

5, p.

iraXXaKij.
DlOD.

bedfellow.

5,

82,

chamber

adjoining

(koitov)

LeiMON.

disobey.
to

napaKkrjrimv,

SC. ?i?klov,

fj napaKkrjriKrj.

120.

Coteler.
b,

(napamkeoa)

comforter.

SEPT.

37

p.

(ante

'Ytto Il?Xvtj?vrjs

THEOPH.

rov

TlaprjKovev

as

to act

support,
6

125,

one's

y?povros.

or attendant.

aid

PORPH.

irapaKparovpevos.

17.

29,

adv.

uncertain.

meaning

bi? r?v
or

PORPH.
ij, ?v,

Theoph.

18

495,

Krjirov ?i-rjX?ev.
ov,

irapaKvirnmv,

window.

Cer.

rb,

5.

88,

(irapaKvirro)

18.

103,
to
10

11,

58,

z=z

(irapaKvirro)

adapted

Basilic.

i) irapaKvirriKi),

Substantively,
495,

6.

(See
to

irapaXap?avo,

irapaXijirrrjs,

also

out

peeping
Gupis

7rapa

Job.

ov,

o,

irapaXrjirros,

se.

as

366, 7.

Pach.

II,

Peripl.

rjs, ij, (irapaXoyos)

Mal.

place.

369,13.
receiver

(irapaXaji?avo)

ov, (irapaXrjirr?s)

or

person

Mar.
captive.
quirk,

of

Erythr.

19.

Mal.

398,

subterfuge,

1,239 F.
2. Unexpected event. Theoph.

tion.

?vpis.

irapaKVfiirriK?v.)

capture,

Arrian.

collector.

irapaXoyij,

?KT&rjxos.

opos,

the

KvirriKrj.

napaKkfjroap,

Theoph.

(Compare

mistress.

o,

ov,

o/asa

Adm. 78, 23.

iKerfjpios.

supplicatory,

liapaKkrjriKbs

To

23.

near

sleeps

irapamirei.

402, 9. Theoph.
fj,

napaKkrjnms,

16, 2.

irap?miris,

irapaKvimms,

TrapaKaXeo).)

(b)

orparrjyo

irapaKvpirrimv

Joseph. Apion. 2, 23.

2. Supplication, prayer.
1180 A.
Chrys. IV, 416 E. Ephes.
(Compare

Nom.

T?

12

irapaKvirriKij.

nap?Kkrjais,

officer

(irap?miros)

HapaKparrjr?
Typic

? CHRON. 622, 20.

napaKevcaral,&v, ai, (Kev?ca)offals
ov,

who

chamber.

20.

231,

ijoo,

irapamir?o,

irapaKparrjr?,

24.
room.

adjoining

(Kekkiov)

in gram

296.

napaKk?biov,

same

the

Adm.

irapaKpar?o,

Porph.

tense,

perfect

in Bekker.

Thrax
ov,

in

emperor

Cer.

Dion.

irapaKoipopevos,

rois ?aa-iXeiois.

bopvqb?povs

the

ATHEN.

irapamoevbo.

Cer. 471, 19.

chamber?).
irapamvbaK?Co,ioa, (mvra??) to skirmish.
548, 16.

487, 4.
mar.

rovs

irapamirov?piov,

26.
lower

adv.

*Enl rfjv napamroa

napaKelpevos,

TLapamip?o?ai

4,

5, 19.

Rom.

356, 8.

NoM.

the use

(napampnavi?oa)

423,

(mroa),

(mip?o)

bie

6.

Porph.

aros,

napampn?viapa,

ij?rjv,

irap?miros,

989 A. C.

ChJL

NT.

? bi? X?yov
LEO.

Koirovirrjs.)

II, 526 E,

547.

Coteler.

5,

0
empress's

2.

Ant.

(mpnavl?ca),

napampnavl?oa

the

2.)

kiyovros

Hier.

Cyrill.

the

Moses

nap?Kkrjais

Nojjo-are

With

15

Porph.

pray,

Parenthetically,
74

irap?mip?opai,

786, 3.

irpbs robs ?y?vas.

rjs, ij, disobedience.

irapamij,

guard,

Cer. 216.

Apophth.

also

(See

20.
intm?l(oa.

city,

(napam?l?oa)

implore,

Const. Apost.

as

one

10,

52, 13.

honor 1 ? Porph.
to

as

besiege,

Theoph.

napamkica,

Judith.

SEPT.

napamip?opai.

near

sleep

in battle,

encourager,

rbv orparbv

yeipov

napam?evboa

napam?l?oa,

TrapaXvTiKo?

customs,

14.

prevarica

Plut.

Cont.

465.

irapaXvrims, ij, ?v, (irap?Xvros) afflicted with paralysis,

NT. Matt. 8, 6.
paralytic.

466

TrapaXvTO?

b napakvriK?s, one afflicted with the

Substantively,
a

paralysis,

9, 2.

Matt.

paralytic.

METHOD.

napakvrims.

*H KvpiaKr)
Tov'napakvrov,

the paralysis,

inclusive,

cure of

ulous

of

Sunday

in commemoration

Pentekost.

(NT. Joan.

ov, to, (napa,

napapfjptov,

85, 4.

Novell.

5).

1613

Chal.

339, 6.

ov,
a

of

keeper

Const.
Nie

?,

(napapovfj,

church,

A.

(536),
II, Can. 5.

npoapov?pios.

Mal.

the

aedituus,
Chal.

4.

377,

Can.

2.

434,

14.

?eov

448

PSEUDO-SYNOD.

CH napapovfj

PORPH.

fjp&v yevvfjaeoas.

rfjs Xpiarov
16.

128,

170.

532,

it is applied
to
the
and
Christmas
days preceding
only
Epiphany
18.

43.

Cer.

rov

Curop.

also

(See

respectively.

Porph.

display.

fj,

fjs,

npoe?pnos.)

it denotes

Sometimes

napapovfj,

In the Horologion

the day preceding any kind

278

Cer.
a

(napapivoa)

2. Attendance,
avrovs

vExei

t&v

ROP.

37

as,

napapv?la,

Pallad.
85

C.

napawpqbevoa,
20.

(See

to,

evaa,

27,

et alibi.

Cu

lapsed

in

military

lan

aid,

assistance.

2. To

be

(avayiv?crK?)

Cyrill.

be

napavvp<fios.

8.10.14.
Pallad.

lost.

madness,

derangement,

28, 28.

to liken,

et Matthiae

irapairX?o

(?irXoo),

irapairXo?cls

vu, and

bij, p?,

particles

in Bekker.

Thrax

(irXrjo-i?Co),

Andr.

cation,

to the

applied

Dion.

irapairXrjoi?Co

642, 27.
ApOCR.

?poi?o.

Act.

2.
to

stretch.

Mal.

9 Eis

452,

oaviba

irpoorjX??rj.
a

ecos, ij, (irapairoi?o)

Iren.

perversion.

forging,

falsity,

1, 9, 2.

fabric

lH rrjs

?^rjyijo-eos

irapairoirjois.
irapairopirim,

r?,

?v,

ov,

583, 5.

Ps.

rb,

18,13.

2. Mishap,

rrjs

paoaXc?ovra

Polyb.

error,

Polyb.

9, 10,

Diod.

to shake

69, 52.
eji?pioovs

THEOPH.

mistake,

?papria.

6.

19, 100, p. 395, 36.

by-gate,

159, 22. Porph.

II,

carrying,

TrapaTr?Xtov.

ov, to, (irvXrj) by-door,

(oaXevo),

for

15, 4. 53.

(irapairiirro)

defeat.

p??vpos. Mal.

irapaoioir?o

=.

(ir?pra)

11, 16.

aros,

irap?irropa,

price

9.

128,

rb,

Leo.

the

(irapairopirij)

Novell.

irapair?priov,

Xeveo?ai

388,

irapaireo?vrcs,

I, Can.
or

mislaid,

ij, (irap?irXrjKTos)

as

the like.

Philon.

THEOPH.

persecution.

Sept. Deut.

expletive,

mppovir&piov.

7rapayvcoo-nK?v.)
to

Nie.

irapairXrjpopanms,rj, ?v, (irapairXijpopa)serving tofill up,

Alex.

Epist.

converts

of

said

or o?

irapaireirroK?res,

misplaced,

as,

irapairXrj^ia,

irapaoaXevo
=

o?

during

irapairvXiov,
help,

Sept.

provocation.

Vit. Chrys. 21 D.

Sept.

130, 1.

Chrys. 28 B.
also

18 Ai napa

19.

benefit,

Novell.
ov,

the

to anger.

provoke

Iktt?tttco,

backslide,

lapse,

Substantively,

carriage.

452,

station

126,

fj, comfort,

Vit.

489,

7rpaio~evr?Xios.)

Adm.

1628 A.

napavayvoaartmv,

224,

(napapbvtpos)

Porph.

guage.

Chal.

(See

ov, rb,

napap?vtpov,

also

Cer.

especially

Cer.

NlCET.

arparrjy&v.

bis.

body-guard,
Porph.

body-guard.

imperial
povai

napapoval,

Porph.

1,55.

rov ?aaikeoas.

els napapovrjv

ai

Hence,

on.

waiting

as

preservation,

keeping,

applied to liquors, fruits, and the like. Athen.

18

to

irapairo?rjois,

bei-lpov.

Uapapovr)

77,

to embitter,

o?, ?, (irapairiKpaivo)

insanity.

napapovfj, fjs, fj, (p?vos) the day preceding a churchfeast.

(iriKpa?vo)
17.

to Christianity who had relapsed into heathenism.

583, 18. Leo.

nap?povos)

1201 A.

chronicle.

annals,

(irapairrjywpi)

8.

94,

the

napapov?pios,

rb,

ava,

irapairiKpaopos,

irapairiirro,

prjplov) poniard.

Theoph.

Ps.

265.

6,2.

of

irapairiKpa?vo,
Sept.

the mirac

Ps.
MAL.

aros,

Epist. Attic. 5, 14, 1. Diod. 1, 5.

2. Rule ? Sext. Adm. Gram. 10, p. 263.

Horol.
for napapfjptov.

napapfjptv

of

the impotent man

5, 8.

Reg.

irap?irrjypa,

the Para

lytic, a name given to thefourth Sunday after Easter,

celebrated

Cicer.

389 A.

The

beside the sword.

irapa?iqbis,?bos,rj, (?iqbos) dagger'worn

Sept.

7rapaXvros, ov, (napakvoa) afflicted with

paralytic,

irapaaiomai?

about,

Nil.
or?ocos.

irapair?pnov,

ira

Adm. 257, et alibi.

disturb

Epist.
PriSC.

to violate.

2, 294 Tlapaoa
169,

22

na

ras oirovb?s
(oioir?o),

20,11,1.

to be silent.

Sept.

Gen.

24,

21.

467

irapa&fceva?o)

in

108, 1.

Ps.

Sept.

ing.

over

to pass

Transitive,

to omit mention-

silence,

Prov.

2, !

Polyb.

12, 2.

to induce. With
TrapaorKev?fo),
48. 122, 8, et alibi.

Theoph.

the infinitive.
the

of

preparation,

8, et alibi.

Iren.

Ignat.

6.

1, 14,

the

Holy
of

anniversary

(interpol.)

*H pey?krj

that

show.

ros,

b?orparov,

is, Good

the Crucifixion.

*H ?y?a

ov,

napaar?atpos,
22

?nb
to

Substantively,

Apocr.

altar.

rfjs 'lovbalas

napaar?aeoas

7rapaorariK?s,

Curop.

fj, ?v,

ov,

?ovkos.
?rapao-w?yc?)
assembly,

b,

of

at

priest

the

as with

interview,

20.

33,

4.
p

dissenters

mmavp

777, 17.
a

the

(or unlawful)
catholic

church.

4, 29. 7, 5, in both places followed by the

dative. Const.
(Compare Can.
(536), 1073 C.
Apost.
31.)
Socr.

napaavvayoayfj,

fjs, fj, (napaavvayoa)

conventicle,

meeting

of dissenters from the catholic church for religious

Ill, 268 E.
worship. Basil.
napaavva^ts,

eoas,

fj,

napaavvayoayfj.

CONST.

(536),

1092 A.
napaavvannms, fj, ?v, (avv?nroa)joining

aXoyov,

irapaovpo,

?b?orparos,

?biorpa

ovpros.

Also,

to

off;

back,

keep

*H be TvK?a

ij qbapiX?a avr?v
as

along,

for

procession

462, 15.

Cer. 461, 18.

rov

irap?ovpe

?mipij?rj.

in a

horse

re

check,

(See also
tofortify.

3, 8.

aros,

iraparaypa,

to,

(irapar?ooo)

of

body

S.

soldier

HlP

153.
ij, ?v, (irapare?vo)

iraparariKOs,
tively,

iraparrjp?o,

XP^V0S^^e

observe,

as

keep,

iraparijprja-is,

ov,

?,

Alex.

irapaoKevijv.
DlOD.

1,

Adv. Gram.

Sext.

10, p. 257.
16, 22, 8.

Polyb.

2. Insidious watching.

Petr.

observation.

ecos, rj, (iraparrjp?o)

24.

638,

fast.

in

tense,

imperfect

rerpaba ml

15 Uaparrjpovpevois

Substan

along.

in Bekker.

Thrax

Dion.
to

stretching

se.

? iraparariKOs,

iraparrjprjrrjs,

separate

from

iiriroi,

266

28. 69, of the stars.

bad adviser,

(avp?ovkos)

(See

Adm.

Nehem.

Can.
Gnost.

eripoav npayp?roav.

to make

(a-way?),

Trap?orao-is

Ptolem.

776, 17.

Theoph.

said

12,

lead

grammar.

an

13.

to put

delay,

Porph.

Sept.
??

pp. 34. 39. 59 T??s

representing.
ovra

Hapaaranm

napaavp?ovkos,

to

or

iirir?piov

7rapao"upTOs.)

?vaiaarrjplov.

reception
1.

aikivnov

the

ir?poxoi

ecos ?v ir?oa

To

POL.

of

appearing

?ylov

2. Audience,

=z

SC.

horse.

iirir?pia P'.

?aoiXim

irapaovpr?v,

as

irapaoqbaX?Co(?cr(?aXifc?), to secure beside,

Mal.

napaar?atpos.

x^p^s

2.

197,
along,

led by the bridle in a procession

479,

PORPH.

show.

Jacob. Liturg.

rov

the

Horol.

arresta

napaar?aipov,

the

ecos, fj,

7rap?o-rao-is,

to

frain.

napaaKevfj.

under

70. 71, pp. 259. 260.

Typic

Friday,
Triod.

Kal pey?krj

(nap?araais)

Uepcja?els

5.

Can.

Const.

506

Great

led

the

of

13.

in the Appendix.)

m?evbrjoai,

Nie
II,

Ibid.

irapaovpo,

Theod.

to

Substantively,

the charge

has

7 Uapaovpr?

485,

for

Thrax

Dion.

PHOC.

(irapaovpo)

led horse, a horse

eiriovpo,

Friday,

The

napaaKevfj,

preceding.
Cedr.

Cer.

5,

15.

Can.

PORPH.

who

the groom

irapaovpr?s).
?v,

13.

2, 32.

Lector.

933

The

Apost.

Const.

Philipp,

Alex.

Petr.

*H ?y?a napaaKevf),
Friday,

69.

Apost.

Can.

acceptation.

(see
ij,

irapaavpr?s,

its modifications.

25.

642,

Trapao-upT?Tos, ou, ?,

the day preceding the Jewish Sabbath. NT. Matt.

27, 62. Marc. 15, 42. Luc. 23, 54.
In ecclesiastical writers, Friday,
in its technical

king,,

?irei and

conjunction

to the

is applied

Trapacruva7TTiK?s ovvbeopos

irapaovpr?
the day

fjs, fj,preparation,

napaaKevij,

256,

expression

in Bekker.

13,7.

20,

iraparpaire^ov

observer.

DlOD.

irapaoKcvij.

SuiD.

(See

dress,

?XX??tpov,

OToXr)

(iraparrjp?o)

1,

16

discoverer,
ov,

irap?rov,
also

to,

paratum,

?vriirap?ropa.)

iraparovpa,

as,

?iriorjpos.
! iraparovpiov,
border

ij, paratura,
127.

Lyd.
ov,
a

of

to,

full
20.

179,

(iraparovpa)

garment.

Hes.

showy

on

stripe

ILaparovpiov,

the

?vriiravov,

Kpaoirebov.
iraparpair?Ciov

?vnpivoiov

1 ?

ChrON.

714,

14,

in a

church.

along with.

The

I iraparp?ireCov,rb, (rp?ireCa) by-table, side-table, different

468 irap?evacos

Trapacfroaaeva)

from

the principal

table.

Porph.

70, 24.

Cer.

2.

less

napaoaoaaevoa,
to

correctly

napa?aoaaevoa.

encamp,

THEOPH.

to) marpoa.

eoas, fj,

napaqbp?vrjats,

ams,

napa(javka?,
Ae|ioXa/3os,

napacjaoaevoa,

evaa,

Mal.

13

469,

3.

(?aoaaevoa)

l?ape?a?aevae

mental

(napaqbpovioa)

of

body

derangement,

4. A

b, (napaqbvkaaaoa)

watcher,

napaobcaaevoa

THEOPH.
ov, rb,

napax^tp?biov,

1, 2.

510,

V.

8,

Apollon.

1.

9.

517,

37.

376

in winter

being
2.

6,

Leo.

8,

14.

Uap?ims

Adm.

PORPH.

b, assistant

ov,

nape?bopaptos,

72.

7r?pe?

PORPH.

i?bopaptos.

as,

Homil.

ROM.

b, paredrus,

=
fj,

(7rap?,

CHRON.

176.

?kc?),
12

724,

DamASC

near
T?v

there,

simply

ep?okov

rbv

110

I,

B.

rov

napem?

40 Ila

ovaa,

?v,

(nap?pxopai)

728,

12

Tfj y?p KA'

napek?bvros

qae?pova-

napep?akkoa,

up

Polyb.

array.

1, 32,

irap?xo,
\

fjs, fj,

of

said

encamp,

Kevoa. SEPT.Gen.
27 (5D), 29.

or

33, 18.

companies,

Ex.

14, 9.

a7rXi

Jer.

up

of

to

troops

in battle

array.

language.

METHOD.

incidentally.
evorjp?vrpos.

parentes,virijmoi,

HOMER.

Lyd.

109

the

from

be

to invent

SEPT. Gen.

1040, 8.

to remain

irap?evia,

23

Leg.

as,

rj, virginity.

Dion.

grammar.
be to

nape7reTai

?v?pan

irr?oeis.
DlON

irapavrUa.

IREN.

figment.
accusative

of

I?ape'xovros

t?v

3.

1, 16,

the

person.
Pco

?aoiXea

tco jSacriXe?.
unmarried,

Homer.

3.

Diod.

150, 7.

the

192,

Kai ir?KTa, for

in

?pi?pol,

(irapevpioKo)

With

Adm.

irap?evevo,

15

immediately,

Prisc.

rb,

in addition.

of,
634,

adv.

help.

1, 10, 3.

Iren.

predicated

(ev?vs),

to

side

2, 6, p. 119, 64.

(?irivo?o)

aros,

141,14.
ei pr) eonv

Il?pe?

Scymn. 343 being elated.

to come

Diod.

in Bekker.

said

of men.

Just.

110.
O? ?v irap?evia,

Those

who

are

in virginity ; one of the orders in the early church.

Const. Apost.
8,12,19.
8,15, 2.
irap?evia,

ov,

14.15.

1, 77, 6.

drawing

11, 32, 6.

armies

32, 1.

Polyb.
a

ijoo,

PORPH.

Frag.

5, 69, 7

into line. Polyb.

eis vavpax'tav.

Jlapevi?akov

Polyb.

battle

2,28,4.
to fall

1,33,7.
Intransitive,

napep?okfj,

in

grammatical

yove?s, parents.

(eiri?orjoeo),

to pay.

pa?ov
to draw

13,

re Kai
oopv?obrjs.

the dative.

irapevprjpa,

as a month.

last, past,
tov

Cass.

unless,

?nokipnavoiro,

28,1.

(parens)

ir?vre, y?vrj, e?brj, ox^para,

?ylov

plov prjv?s.

2. To

Leg.

Thrax

nkrjalov.

near,

by e? pr). Laod.

Followed

except.

CHRON.

irapcKT?s.

irap?iropai,

irapcv?vs

bi ?voapaklav
peKT?s elprj
napek?&v,

ir?pevrrjs,

I irapeirivo?o,

NiKoX?ov.

napelos,

But

12, 11 in the middle.

avvelaaKros.

Diod.

irapeiribrjpos,ov, ?, (?iribrjpos) sojoumer.

23, 4. Polyb.
32, 22, 4.

n?pebpov.

nap&v.

nape?aaKTos,
7rapeKe?

riva

1, 13, 3 Aa?pov?

With

to

applied

o?, robs,

a),

irapeiri?orjoeo
as

28, p. 285 D. Hippol.

4, 7, p. 149. Epiph. I, 104 A.

Eus.
see

n?peipt,

n?pebpos.

?XX'

irape%aip(?
'(??aipo), to lift up.
Strab. 11, 14, 4, p. 528.

Clem.

De Anim.

Tertull.
256.

by

familiar,

IREN.

spirits.

familiar

V. 1.
npoaebpe?ai.

2, 30,

ov,

n?pebpos,

attended

fj, the being

irap?v?eros,

irapev??ros,

(long

of

? evoiKOS p?xip?s

Cer.

518, 8.
napebpla,

O?

subjects.
?

Sept.

orpar?irebov.
6,

in

rj, insertion,

adv.

ir?pevrrjs

11, 49.
=
7r?p8iKos, ov,

5.

Conj. 480, 30.

irapev??ros,
the

(napaxeip??oa)

Mauric

quarters.

CHRON.

napaqboaaevoa.

napaoboaaaevoa.

eos,

irap?pirroois,

napa(javka?.
=

camp,
74,

3,

tripping up, in the language of wrestlers.

II, 638 F.

Plut.

SuiD.

guard.

11, 34 armies.

encampment,
Polyb.

Sept.

army.

troops,

87, p. 611, 47, et alibi. Joseph. Ant. 6, 6, 2. NT.

Act. 21, 34. Plut.
1065 F.
I, 657 E.

4.

12,

Castra,
4, 8.

Jos.

9.

517,

Zech.

Sept.

insanity.

7.

band,

Company,

Gen. 32, 1. 7. NT. Hebr.

71.

irap?evims,
T?

T?ypa

r?,

(irap?evios)

Sept.

virginity.

Deut.

22,

Jud. 11,37.
rj, ?v, virginal.
tc?v

irap??vov.

'O o-uXXoyos
CyRILL.

HlER.

irap?evims,
Procat.

=
14.

469
irapovala

TrapdepofirjTcop

opos,

nap?evopfjroap,

epithet
352 B.

who,

of Jesus.

Method.

4 of men.

Epiph.

14,

Apoc.

John

common

according

to

the

Mal.

58,

11 of men.

married.

r&v nap?ivoav,

T? ray pa

10

The

the

I,

was

belief,

never

'Iep? nap?ivos,

in

of virgins,

sacred

virgin,

the

dedicated

virgin

Can. 44.

Cod. Afr.

or

without

Map/a,

The Virgin Mary.

Const. Apost.
2, 55, 1. 7,
et
Alex.
alibi.
Epiph.
A.
1058
Cyrill.
37, 1,
I,
66 C.

se.

r? nap?imv,

Substantively,

scarlet

bippa,

178, 19.

(fakoyo?aajesbippa. Lyd.

11, 13, 7.

Strab.

(See also n?p

bims.)
ov,

a n?pmnos.

who

has

638,

14.

the charge

119, 5.

irapoiK?a 1.

POLYC.

land

init.

Gen.

SEPT.

The

avr?v,

CLEM.

eKKXrjoia rov ?eov

Trj

MARTYR.

20,

18.

24,

36,

wherein

fH

were

they

diocese.

Apost.

2,

9.

r], ?v,

vell.

120,

ir?poims,

ov,

1,

2.

and
Iren.

14.

2,

Frag.

15.
et

10,

1,

3.

Laod.

34.

alibi.
14.

1, 1.

Eus.

irapoiKims,

2, 5.
Apost.

Can.

init.

Polyc.

Sept.

irapoUrjois.

sojourn,

Clem. Rom. Epist.

colonarius,

(ir?poims)

1 HapoiKimv
?,

Ex.

No

peasants.

bUaiov.

inquilinus,

Sept.

stranger,

sojourner.

Lev.

22, 10. NT.

12, 45.

1 Pet.

11.
ij, proverb.

Classical.

the Proverbs,

the Book

as,

irapoipia,

irapoip?ai,

In

the

ai

plural
one

of Proverbs,

of

THEOPH.
2.

n?pinnos

PORPH.

18.

475,

11, 18, 5.
2. Public

horse, a horse belonging to the govern

?nnos

?epebos,

Epist.

341

THEOPH.

erpecjaev.

to?s brjpoalois
?xovpevos.)
?
LYD.
fj,
n?pprj.
n?ppa,

"innois

129.
1. Dion.

6, 22,

Trap' o,

Aristotel.
?apo

T& vbari

equivalent
1, 4,

?kkaxov.

2,

Codin.

VOL. VII.

or

to napa

Plant.

rb e?vai aro^loa,

?Plut. 939.

X?yei

rrjv ira

putting

delay.

Clem.

Apophth.

Poe

off,

tow-rope.

(ir?poXms)

145.

irapopoi?Co(?poi?Co), to be like, to resemble. NT. Matt.

23,

27

r?qbois

UapopoiaCerc

irapovvprjv,

see

napoirX?Co

(oirXiCo),

irapovvpiv.

(?py??a>),
4, 25

to disarm,
to

to,

POLYB.

?qboirXiCo.

2, 7,10.

to enrage.

to anger,

provoke

Tlapopyioai

aros,

irap?py?opa,

Kemviap?vois.

Sept.

avrov.

(irapopy?Co)

SEPT.

irapopy?oji?s.

3 "Reg. 16, 33.

I, 388, 13.

*7rap? for

irap?XKiov,

Deut.
Polyb.

? avayvc?cn^s

1, 8.

ov, rb,

irapopy?Co

buckler.

Trappy, rjs, fj, parma,

JULIAN.

brjp?aios.

(ZOS. 73 Tovs e'v ro?s ara?po?s

LYD. 200.
o?>s rb brjp?aiov

?nnovs,

Homil.

men.

?ipatbos,

20. 32.

Polyb.

rjs, ij, (irap?XKo)

irapoXKrj,
Rom.

ov, b, (?nnos)

n?pmnos,

Kat

EUKHOL.

poipiav.
Cer.

on horseback.

attendant

the lesson taken out of theBook

2. In the Ritual,
of Proverbs.

488, 16.

vovai,

Luc.
init.

ij, a sojourning,

as,

Martyr.

of

197, 15.

PhoC

ov, rb, =

naplnniov,

one

b, (inn?piov)

for naplnntov.

Hal.

12,

the books of the Old Testament.

napinnap?ros,

ment,

Ps.

2,

leather,

Gen.

strangers.

Gen. 23, 4.

liap?ims, fj, ?v, (il?poos) Parthian.

naplnniv

=
rj,

eos,

irapoiKia,

Ant.
fj nap?ivos,

Particularly,

Epist.

Const.

Soz.

6, 19, p. 241, 33.

with

NT.

PolyC.

yrj rrjs irapoiKrjoeos

order

17,

1, 1.

Sept.

sojourn.

8 Trjv yrjv, rjv irapoiKels.

Tep?pois.

2. Parochia,

to the service of God.

Epist.

ev

irapoUrjois,

1,15.)
A

?Kel.

?lapo?Krja-ai

ROM.

to

sojourner,

rfj irapoiKovorj QiXiirirovs.

Evangelist,

Ill, 291 C. (See also Const.

early church. Basil.
5.
Apost.
2, 26,
2, 57, 8. 4, 14, 2. 8, 13, 4.
Just. Apol.

to be a

irapoiK?o,

UapoKrjoev

'loa?wrj r& ?yloa nap?ivoa,

an

mother,

virgin

pfjrrjp)

the mother

ov, b, fj. NT.

nap?ivos,
115

fj, (nap?ivos,

of Mary
353 C.

16
2,

napb

20

Kvpi&repov

rfj yf?.

72, 13 Trap'S.

NEW

r?, quam,

'EKe?o-e Kpeirr?voas

SERIES.

60

than.

irapopy?op?s,

av??

Sept.

avp?e?rjKe

SCHOL.

ARIST.

irapovo-?a,

Const.

ov,

o,

as,

ij, the advent,

the

irap?py?opa.

9, 18.
first

coming

of

2, 55, 2. 3, 1, 2, et alibi.
516 B.
Petr. Alex.

Apost.

Tryph. 31.

provocation,

(irapopy?Co)

19, 3. Nehem.

4 Reg.

Christ.

Just.

470

irapowia?m

eH bevr?pa
Const.

Apost.

Apocr.

The

napovala,

second

Tryph.

avrov,

Cont.

to the

referring

aaa,

napovai?Coa,

to

(napovala)

second

be present.

ov,

Homil.

b,

ov,

?nnoi.

largitor,

phiral

(oxos)

aros,

Athen.

?eov nar?pa

15.

rb,

(napoyfr?opat)

Const. Apost.

?v, (n?peipi)

is worn upon the

28,,

of

boat.

kind

present.

for

inl

Polyb.

ov, rb,

napoavvpiov,

present.

rov napovros

?pKea?rjaope?a.

Mal.

12,

395,

cognomen,

Dion

Cass.

Dion.

lyb.

ov,

?, pas

ov,

or

in

noun,

634, 25.

raisin-wine.

passa,

ov,

Apoph. Macar.

b, p as tu S, feast,

Po

naaTo(f)bpiov,

ov,

rb,

treasury,

Sept.
<TKevoo5vX?Kiov.

1 Par.

temple,

9, 26.

rape?ov,

1 Esdr.

days,

or

to

applied

5, 18, 1.

keep Easter.

The

ChrON.

6.

511,

paschalis,

(Traaxa)

691, 14.

eH iraoxaXia,

(a)

PrOC

paschal.

Chron.

SC.

e'opTjJ or

I, 580.

Damasc.
be

in

Porph.

Cer.

Apocr.

passion.

Act.

rjp?pa,

7.

126,
Paul,

et

Xcmv?s*

patella,

dimin.

to,

of

Poll.

6, 90.

10,

6, 85.

TraTe'XXa. POLL.

in

pat?r,

the

expression

Plut.

Tr?rep

irarcpims, ij, ?v, (irarijp) pertaining

II, 279 B.
to or written

the church,

2.

irar?o,
of

ir?oxa.

of

patratus.

irarpims

patristic,

ira

by a

Theoph.

689, 17 HaTepiK? j3ij3X?a.

GrAM.

230, 4.
as

paschal

to celebrate

469, 23.

TraTeXXiov, ou,

Father
Leo

rov

e?bopas

665, 5.

7r?Yep, 6, the Latin

8.

avpnoaiov.

*H

107.

Pallad.

pastillum.

13.

5,

5, 17, 1.
611
A.
I,

Chrys.

ov,

rp?ros, pater
or

b, pastillus

Vit. Chrys. 26 E.
Tr?oTos,

from

in Bekker.

Thrax
s um

Apost.

21.

Thecl.

6, 2, 3.

n?ankos,

a,

to

irariXXa,rj,
derived

the Passover,

of

Baster, ir?oxa. Theoph.

171, 12. 665, 3.
(b) T? iraox?Xiov, the paschal canon (calendar),

7r?oxco,
surname.

I,

Athan.

Const. Apost.

TracxoXiov.

Trao-xaXiv.

incorrectly

or napovvprjv.

ov, denominative,

grammar.
n?aaos,

for

The

ir?oxa,

Substantively.
1, 2 fin.

Eus.

week

of

Nie.

Id. 7, 20.

Const.

iraoxa

(ir?oxa)

I, 91, 19.

860, 32.
nap&wpos,

7rao-x?fco, aoa,

iraox?Xiv

Frag.

napbv, At

the present.

napoavvpiov.

napoavvprjv

rov

rjp?pai

oph. 98, 6.

14.

14.

603 B.

Ill,

7rao-xaXios,
to

Kara

Trap?vros, For

elprjpevois

written

Ex.

9.

17,1,

napoavvptv

Sept.

resurrection

Laod.

The

ir?oxa,

rov

e?bopa

2. Eucharist.

(See also pvonap&v.)

rov

rov

cele

is, Plaster,

the

69.

5, 23, p. 242.
Cod. Afr. 51. 73.

Theod.

141,13.

of
7.

Apost.

Passion-week.

accusative

NT.

I, 907 C.

Ai

parricidas,

(parricida)

b, paro,

65.

10

704,

in

god

11.

12,

that

to Passion-week.

Epiph.

napprjai??ea?ai.

as a scarf.

&vos,

'Ewi

Eus.

applied

*navroKp?ropa

Theoph.

napcapls, Ibos, fj, (&pos) that which

Polyb.

261 E.

Ta

to enjoy liberty.

Lyd.

shoulder,

rbv

elkrj?ja?res

Ex.

Passover,

commemoration

Can.

I, 868 D.

side-dish.

dainty

liberty, privilege.

O? napprjalav

tovs,

plural.

?bearparoi

orvpr?s.)

of

(bia?aois), the

pfDfi

Sept.

(^aoeK.

Christian
in

*H e?bojias

b? oi evae?eis

nappiKtbas,

also

(See

the image

carries

Apost.

26, 2, et alibi.

Christ.

mke?v.

napprjai?(opai,
*Hp?avro

n?poxoi

6, 4.

napprjala, as, fj,full

Prooem.

?nnoi =

Const.

1, 29.

Passover,

2. The

Rom.

3.

9,

Hist.

Clem.

giver.

that

temple. Diod.

brated

Euagr.

napoyfrrjpa,

2297.

Inscr.

ov, ?, one

iraoroqb?pos,

Matt.

(napixoa)

22, 15.
8, 13, 4.

2, 57, 3.

Jewish

THEOPH.

10, 9.

n?poxos,

Esai.

ir?oxa, rb, indeclinable, Hebrew

coming.)

205, 21.

7rapoxos,

Tots

145.

Euangel. II, 6 (22), 2. Parados.

(Compare Iren. Frag. 1 T?js ev8??ov

10.

napovalas

nap&v,

p.

49,

Nicod.

Pilat.

nap&v,

1 58.

of Christ.

coming

Just.

8,12,17.

Trarecu

8,

rjoa, incedo,

'ETraTet b? Beveros

to walk.
Kat

Theoph.

Ilp?o-ivos

Cont.

Xoyo??rrjs

198,

15

Kovoravrlvos,

appeared in the costume of theVeneti and thePrasini.

471
7rarrjp

2.

To

To

4, p.

sack,

attack,

168

Ov pf?

10

16,

Damasc.

as a town.
r&v

o?xovrai

Heliod.

T?aripes

'??kkrjviboav rrjv np&

script!.
As a title it was

of fathers,

title

?larfjp

Pater

nokeoas,

JlaTrjp ?aaikioas,

2,

a??as

full

The

160,

krjv?s,

trodden,

....

obvko?okewv
63,

2 narr?rov

to be

Vit.

narpapxla,

ov,

n?rpapxos,

b,

(n?rpa,

Esai.

63,

?rarpiapxe?ov,

Const.

Ill,

114 A.

governors
7.

Epiph.

near

Julian.
128 A.

I,

the highest

the

close

the

of

Antioch,

and

not
a

concerned,

over

patriarch

administrative,
is

those

of

Rome,

Jerusalem.

[At present this title is applied

of Constantinople, Alexandria,

of

superiority
is

were

Jerusalem.

of

an

is

ordinary
so

for

ritual;

patriarch

yeirovt?pxrjs,

Edict.

word.
implies

13,

12.

Ill, 258 C.
308 A.
238 B.

peyecav?

13, 12 na-\

narp?pxrjs.

2.

(narpi?pxqs)

patriarch's

residence.

Socr.

the

i), patriarchate,

Epiph.

2. Patriarchate,

EDICT.

n?rpapxos.

?pxoa)

58, 11, 10.

as,

Basil.

5, 8, p.

as

far
more

nothing

Aster.

376 C.

irarpiKdrov,

ov, rb, =

office

of

I, 130 D.

patriarch's

patriarch.

Vit.

diocese,

Sab.

irarpiapxelov

270.
to a

ij, ?v, pertaining

irarpiapxiKOs,

Euagr.

patriarch,

patriarchal.

THEOPH.

CONT.

3, 6.

irarpiKi?rrjs.

469,

14.
irarpiKia,

C.

632 A.

Alexandria,

and

irarpiapx?a,
I

2.

see n?rep.
to,

of

church, patriarch,

patriarchs

to the bishops

ordination

Esai.

In the following passage it seems to mean tutelary

Sept. Esai. 37, 38.
deity, or household god.

ov,

great

only

bishop

(536), 1212 A.

Const.
Sept.

if correct,

which,

31.

24,

than a bishop.]

ptos. An Alexandrian
rpapx&v,

sort

7.

12,

introduced

dignity,

Ant.

The

2ra

Sept.

(Compare

trodden.

as, fj, the office

father

the Romans,

by

in Saturn.

Hier.

Petr.

the grapes

of a building. Basilic
139, 21. 260, 15.

Adm.

were

Vospiscus

Cyrill.

five

Antioch,

HaRPOCR.

orpauavkorpi?ewv.

fj, ?v, (narioa)

Porph.

B.

324

krjvov.)

Traros,ov, o, floor

parparos,

25.

Constantinople,

IV, 102. 196.

in which

wine-vat,

narrjrfjpiov.

of Jerusalem

patriarchs

the Jews.

The

TLarrjp ?aaikioas,

Epiph.

narfjna, r?, meaning uncertain.

narrjros,

Pa

II, 562 D.

36.

(narioa)

1 Par.

Sept.

Socr. 5, 8, p. 270.
century (A. D. 381).
Id. 7, 31. Chal. 828 C.
1208 A. Novell.
3, 2,
1252 C. Euagr.
? d. Hierosol.
394.
4, 11, p.
Theoph.
250, 17 of Thessalonica.

Epist. ?9 A.
161, 9. 162,16.

seems

?vaboxos.

ov, b,

the

patriarcha,

patriarch.

2. In the Christian

m?rjyov

fjyovpevos,

Basil.
Alex.

expression

Sponsor,

narrjrfjpiov,

narfjp

Theoph.

Arsen.

Apophth.

87.

DamASC.

fourth

of the emperor. Anthon.

The father

are

Jewish

Epist.

3.

?pxipavbplrrjs,

Cyrill.

3. Patricius.

Adm.

irarpiapxevo.

?pxo)

the destruction

among
Inscr.

128, 16.

Novell.

I, 267 A.

pevos. Athan.
chom. 949 A.

and

554, 3.

race,

ecclesiastical

2. Abbot,

4.

of

chief

the

Prooem.
see

of

namely

Antioch,

PORPH.

patriarch,

Theoph.
ov, ?, (irarpi?,

After

Const.

a title.

civitatis,

Epist. 2, 36.

Nil.

irarpiapxela,

irarpiapx?o.

to be

ijoo,

irarpi?px^js,
or

-=

evoo,

1, 623 C.

to

given

the bishops of Rome and Constantinople.

1132 D.
(536), 1000 E.
5901.

2.

irarpiapx?a

Alexandria,

Constantinople,

irarpiapx?o,

Alex.

Cyrill.

7r vre

Ta

27, 22, et alibi.

Father

naripoav,

eyypacjaot,

I, 351 D.

I, 157 E. Athan.
Epist. 1. 80 A.

Nie

Uarfjp

con

I, 261, 11.
applied to bishops and monks.

Dion. Hal.

diocese,

patriarch's

Jerusalem.
irarpiapxevo,

b,father.

rp?s,

narfjp,

623

I,

Rome,

rrjv narfjaavres.
Patres

2. Patriarchate,

aov.

plunder,

n?Xiv

(198)

Esai.

Sept.

oivov els r? vnokfjvi?

narfjaovatv
3.

as grapes.

tread,

irarpifcio?

irarpUios,

Hal.

as,

Proc.
ov,

rj, the wife

in,

of

?, patricius.

I, 252, 15.

irarpUios.

BASIL.

Ill,

186

27, 17.
256, 8.

POLYB.

10, 4, 2.

Zos. 106, 8.

DlON.

313, 11.

472

7raTpiKiOT7}?

tjtos,

7rarpiKior?7s,

r), patriciatus,

160, 5. Novell.

PriSC

7rarpiK?rov.

38, Prooem.

1,

12,4.

se.

'H narpiKi),

(b )
case,

Substantively.

Apophth.

patrimonia.

fj yeviKf).

tristic,

r=:

in grammar,

CHRON.

9.

12,

636,

CONST.

Ill,
1.

102,

THEOPH.

to,

narptp&viov,
Proc

21,

II,

estate.

to be

Not

ov, b,

narpip&vios,

patrimonium,
14.

as of
tov

rpta

Eus.

country.

9,

3,

p.

antiqui

?, (narfjp,

opos,

1, 14,

narpoK?vrjros,

Ta

n?rpta

Leo.

5, 4.

Them.

(Kivica)

for

incorrectly

narponaaiavol

by

oi,

2,

an

patropassians,

applied

epithet

to

the

aSc?

bellians (the followers of No?tus, Callistus, Cleome

nes, Sabellius), because they asserted that the Son,
was

the

Athan.

himself.

Father

I,

289, 22 seq.)
(Compare Hippol.
the
being father, paternity,
narp?rrjs, rjros, fj, (narfjp)
740 E.

narpoaavvrj.
*H

father
n?rpoav,
4697,

BASIL.

Ill,

narporrjs,

nvevpariKr)
nvevpariKos

364 A.

narrjp.

rfjs nvevpariKfjs

COTELER.

Spiritual
EuKHOL.

narp?rrjros,

110 A.
the

paternity,
p.

The

II,

673

office

To

keirovp

of spiritual

b Tov

Theophil.

n?rpoava

Ad Autolyc.

Diod.

II,

rfjs n?keoas.

3,27. Antec

577,

17.

EPICT.

3,7,3,

Inscr.
3,

9,

Sept.

MauriC.

3.

10,

Cer.

4.

490,

ir?brj. Mauric.

fetter,

6, 10.

8.

482,

1, 2.

[It presupposes p'edicula.]

to

(Tr??tKXov)

MAURIC.

fetter.

3.

11,

18, 54.
Porph.
a low

8.

84,

structure,

parallelopipedal

Cer.

Porph.

Cer.

34,

4.

Theoph.

Cont.

et alibi.

Cedr.

<??Xa?) foot-guards.

(ireCos,

rjs, rj, (irei??,

22,

=
Treiv?fco

the accusative.

ireivao.

Deut.

o?>, ?, (ircip?Co)

irelopa,

Adm.

Porph.

250,

23.

infinitive.

Nie.

Ex.

Sept.

temptation.

Const.

17,

7.

4, 34.
ov,

ireiparijs,
orrjs.

persuasion.

10.

BARN.

the future
ireip?opai. With
10.
62, 12. 83,
ireipaop?s,

compulsory

?v?yKrj)

7.

25,

With

irei?apx?o.

?,

4, 3, 8.

Sext.

to,

p. 764,
ou,

I, 103 B.

to,

Anthol.

confidence

Hypot.

Pyrrhon.

pirate,

pirata,

(ireip?o)

Polyb.
aros,

TreKo?Xiov,
18.

oi,

II, 697, 16.

Const,

(confessor).
oavos, b, patronus.

end.

cessation,

PORPH.

Trefo?Xiov, ov, rb, (ireoo?s)

Polyb.

patropas

passus)

(pater,

called

heretics,

irebrjrovpa.

pedica,

11, 45.

irei?av?yKrj,

&v,

suffered,

to,

ireCoqbvXaKcs, ov,
SOCR.

19, p. 101, 20.

narponaaatavol,

D.

656. 819, 18.

DlON.

narponaaatavol.

6.

348

15, 56.

Trefe?co, euo-a, to dismount.

1, 1.

Hierarch.

1, 2,

771.

ceasing,

irebarovpa.

ireooovXiov.

ov,

Leo.

cocra,

Tre?iKXoco,

the Father,

the Father.

Iren.
EPIPH.

certain
759.

Theoph.

rj, pe datura,

==
ov,

(A?yos) of the Gnostics.

moved

VlT.

oi, Paulicians,

351, 8.

ir?biKkov,

of

634, 26.

irarpowpims.
irarporrjs.

in gram

patronymic,

in Bekker.

(iravo)

as,

103,

the giver

of
=z

'A?iyyavot.

irebrjrovpa

3.

Coelest.

Areop.

boroap)

of the Word

an epithet

who

ov,

Leo.

7rarpo8?T?)p,

siani,

rjs, rj,

Ta n?

64, 10.

Iren.

irarpoovvrj,

Mal.

Porph.

antiquities.

Bithynian

adv.

21

828

(irarpovvpios)

4,

bUaiov.
3, 7, 3.

Antec.

patroness.

Thrax

UavXiKiavo?,

irebarovpa,
19.

191,

ARETH.

e?vovs.

personal

r? n?rpta,

ij, ?v,

Dion.

1,

rb e'K Trpoor?rou

bUaiov,

Jer. 31 (48), 2.

npt?ara.

Lyd.

Substantively,

'lovbaloav

Bi?w&v,

emperor's

with

narptp&viov.

ov, paternal.

?r?rpios,

22,

32,

confounded

Hal.

NOVELL.

patronatus.

rjs, ij, patrona,

Tra?o-ts, ecos, ij,

property.

personal
the

JUS

ILarpovimv

irarpowpiKos,

B.

also
ov,

S?lD.

mar.

996

rb,

irarpowpiKos,

5.

of the church, pa

NOVELL.

narptp&viov.

the genitive

in Bekker.

Thrax

631, 15.

yrjaa

ov,

irarp?viooa,

Dion.

patronage.

258, 12.

I, 256, 7.
? a'.

narpim,

186.

to the Fathers

narepims.

narptp?viov

ta

(a)

Poemen.

?nwis,

Dion.

2. Pertaining

being

ij, patronatas,

irarpovimv,

7rarpiK?s, fj, ?v, paternal.

ties,

as,

irarpov?a,

Antec

? y.

TreXayoXifinv

Ill,
obstinacy,

1, 9, p. 6.

oaX?ooios
62.

Xrj

Ammon.

stubbornness.

Eus.

Laud.

28.
peculium,

Aster.

property,

ovo?a.

Plut.

188 B.

ircXayoXipijv,evos, ?, (ir?Xayos,Xipijv) harbor in the open

ir?kaTrjs 473 Treiravo?

name

crescent

of

sea,

to

given
ships

menical

nekeyp?vos

PTOCH.

nepeypivos.

144.

2,

7reXeK??u>,
laca, (nikems) to hew, cut or strike with an
axe. Polyb.
1, 7, 12. 11, 30, 2. Diod. 19, 101,
92.
In
all these passages it is a translation
p. 396,
the Latin

of

4.

securi

ov,

nekiKiov,

to,

parel.

to, paenula,

Porph.

Cer.

671,

I, 120.

b nekemobopos,

Polyb.

?,

word.

7re'Xios, a,

noki?s)

Strab.

and

Thesprotians
Arcad,
&aoa,

Used

Strab.

to make
livid.

Thren.

Sept.

the

by

2,

pellucidus.
ov, to, dimin.

vkos,

175, 10.

Arrian.

Jer.

Sept.

?reX?viov =

Porph.

Cer.

nipnrrj, rjs,fj, (nipnros) thefifth

book
Mar.

Peripl.

29.

23,

Apocr.

Thursday.

Joseph.

16.

264,

Babr.

268,

2, 3.

9.

Const.

ov,

to,

The

rjs, fj, (n?vre,

cktos)

nisextum, a complement

the Penta

Concilium

to the fifth and sixth

days

INSCR.

Cer.

(ircvrrjKOOTrj)

(ircvrrjmoTrj

Penteko

star ion,

the

rpoir?pia for the fifty

2).
the

rjs, rj, (irevrrjKoor?s)

after

day

fiftieth

Pentecost.

inclusive,

3.

474,

Act.

NT.

the

1.

2,

Christian

Can. Apost.

I, 1105 A.

Epiph.

irevr?poqbos,

building.
TrevcoXtov=.

Qui

cu-

245.

PORPH.

Tr?Vavos,

ov,

Diod.

ov, or

Ill,

56 C.

20.
? irevrrjmoros,

Substantively,

(according

opocfrij) with

(ir?vre,

irevoXiov.

37. Basil.

Ant.

the
y?raXji?s, fiftieth psalm
Horol.
tuagint). Eukhol.

of

Thursday

Iambic.

Epist.

quindecemvir.

TrevT?7Koo*T?s, ij, ?v, fiftieth.

thefifth week in Lent, on which the peyas Kavwv(see

mv&v 4) is chanted. Triod.
SC. avvobos,

as

parts,

162 A.

sc. ?i?Xos,

SCHED.

se.

e?bopabos,

of five

Epiph. n,

the proper

containing

cost inclusive.
D.

Horol.
rfjs nipnrrjs

soldiers.

writers, Pentecost,
Whitsunday.
2
7
and
Const. Apost.
and
8.
5, 20,
8, 33, 2.
D.
Athan.
Greg. Naz. I, 705.
I, 868
2. The fifty Paschal days, from Easter to Pente

Apost.
7, 23, 1.
'H pey?krjnipnrrj, The Great Thursday, The Thurs
Nie Const. Can. 5. Triod.
day of Passion-week.

nev?eKrrj,

o,

irerCifi?vra.

Passover,

5, 19, 6.

CHnipnrrj

463,17.

of five

Amphil.

Lex.
ov,

Paschal

day of the week, simply

Narr?t.

consisting

p. 925.

irevracris.

In

nevokiov.

Cer.

I, 38 B.

| irevrrjKoor?piov,

9.

64,

PORPH.

ij ircvr?revxos,

Gnost.

irevrrjKoorij,

b, z=z nikems.

15.

459,

4029.

57.

14,

Cer.

commander

271, 98.

rrevremibemvbpos,

7reXic?

6.

Erythr.
nikvi-,

of nikv?;.

Tavyeros

PORPH.

?pxo)

(revxos)

Epiph.

ircvrCipevra

nekovKibos,

ov,

Hippol.

TrevraTis=

Mid.

5,10

nikpa, aros, fj, the area of the circus. Mal.

nekvKtov,

4,

264.

?fjvai.

Athen.

moun

in Laconia.

6.

Ptolem.

oxytone.

nekialvoa.

livid,

of

12.

irevra?rrjs.

Substantively,

7, Frag.

3 LTeXio's, b noki?s,

p. 41,

Macedo

22.

574,

teuch, the first five books of the Old Testament.

noki?s.

white,

Molossians.

(nektos)

yipoav.
2, p. 329.

7, Frag.
gray,

to become

neki?opat,

Chron.

a, ov, z=z irevraperpos.

7revTaTeuxos,

praetor.

ap

mourning

thefive-peaked

name

ov, ?, (ir?vre,

book.

(nikios,

ov, hoary,

329.

Roman

5.

2, 23,
ovos,

7reXiy?v,

the

irev?im,

?reXc?viov.

221,

ov,=

ir?vrapxos,
Leo.

Substantively,

nektooa,

Adm.

irevra?nos,

COMN. |

qbepoa)axe-bearing.

INSCR.

ircv?epos.

8.

266,

mediaeval

irevraperpalos,

nekeKvcja?pos,ov, (nikems,

p.

the

tain,

r?

ov, 6, Pentadaktylos,

jT?evrab?KTvXos,
Porph.

hatchet.

III.

Const.

Concil.

one's

of

Substantively,

! Trev?Xtov,

persecutio.

(nikems)

son

the

?,

Theoph.

11.

nian

ij, ?v.

irevoiK?s,

ad

Balsam,

4079.

Hal.

Dion.

ecos,

irev?epibevs,

1354.

Ill,

councils.

(Trull.), p. 135 A.

196

20,

284, 18.

client.

aliens,

between

Leo.

sea-shore.

Comn. I, 193, 9.

the Roman

b,

enclosed

space

the

and

(compare 19, 71).

7reX?r77s, ov,

the

five

to the Sep

stories,

as

1, 45.
Chron.

ireirav?s,

574,

22,

rj, ?v, (ir?irro)

as a V. 1.
stewed.

GALEN.

474
ireiroiBrjvis

VI, 338 A.

Ile7rav?s (sic), b nokvv x/>?vovexwv

Hes.

irepiypacj)!]

eoas,

nenoi?rjats,

Sept.

They were Fatalists.

r),

(nel?oa,

ninoi?a)

trust.

confidence,

4 Reg.

18, 19. NT. 2 Cor. 1, 15. ClexM.

1, 2. ZOS. 21, 13 Trjv inl rfj ?aqbakela

ROM. Epist.
rfjs

fjyepovelas

T^v

eis ?eov nenol?rjaiv

Zach.

on

nipa?ev,

of

11

14,

THEOPH.

nenol?rjaiv.

adv.

nenot?oroas,

CONT.

20

115,

to

&aoa,

(nel?oa),

Adm.

Porph.

of, n?pav.

end,

aros,

r?,

Xen.

nepalvoa.

complete,

Adm. 77, 17.

'iovariviav?jv,

"2vk&v. Mal.

21.

across.

to

Sept.

genitive.
Mal.

or

403,

Mal.

K?vtova.

?yiov

721

586,

14

8, 22.

Tl?pav

eVi rov

?v SvKais

nepav

?v r&

eis rbv p&kov

LT?pav

se.

22

K?voavi.

?yloa

(25),

Joseph.

pipos,

the

side.

opposite

rfjs ?akaaarjs.

n?pav,

r?,

is,

the

full

other

to the place

to what

the

2ravpobpopt (the Pera

The

Johann.

construction

Greeks

side,

the

HlPPOL.

Uep?rai.

Theoph.

340

LTepScrai

to a partridge.

o,

ov,

1, 2, 7.

aros,

Parietaria

pellitory,

H. P.

1, 6, 11.
treason.

peregrinus,

Lyd.

rb,

Gram. 63.

Dion

amulet.

(ircpi?irro)

to

cocrco, (?pyvpoo)

Frag.

overlay

with

silver.

Sept.

uncertain.

ov, rb,

occupied

or busied.

21 C.

Chrys.

meaning

to xpva"?vv

POLYB.

8, 32, 6.

67, 14.

Ps.

Vit.

ANTEC.

ireXcyplvos.

151, 14.

Const. Apost.

27, 11.

Ex.

the

irepbUiov,

ij, perduellio,

1, 6, 4.

irepiapyvp?o,

Hes.

70.

1'29,

=.

Cedr.

?paxioviov.

454.

II,

Hes.

*Oqbis

....

Kat

irepi?paxioviov.

irepi?opiCo, toa, (?opos)

to carry round the altar.

it is equivalent

passages

following

Mal.

r?

U?papa,

opposite Constantinople,
now

of the Franks).
is

across,

call

PaXar?s

Mal.

ml

404, 3.

Tr?pav KcovoTavnvov7roXe?>s.

(See also 7repanKOs.)

end. Sept. Eccl. 4, 8.
nepaapbs, ov, b, (nepalvoa)
Id. 403, 14.

Afr.

21

451,

(incorrectly

written

In

to iropircvo

1.

irepie?op?ijorjoav).

473, 11.

indeclinable,

name given
that

Apophth.

14.

Colob.

ovos,

irepcyplvos,

the
side.

Cod.

?oravrj.
to

Theophrast.

irept?paxioviov,

n?pav.)
other

to

a river.

as

Substantively,

irepi?arapios,

3, 43, 1. NT. Marc. 4, 35. Luc.

Ant. 12, 4, 9. 12, 4, 11. (See also

T? aXXo 7repav, The

of

fieprj, the transmarine

ov, (?oxoXos) much

Trept?crxoXos,

r&v EvTponlov.

ev r& nepav

Tovs

13, 12

Prasini

Carthage.

*irepbUios, ov, (irepbig)pertaining

Pallad.

r? nepav,

2, 32, 9.

Polyb.

13

oppo

t?v Aavov?iv.

ircp?appa,

eis Urjyas.

32

Jer.

the

it may be followed by iv or

*A7revex^vai

431,

Substantively,
SEPT.

With

sc.

to

belonging

Trep?co, acra, to cross,

irepboveXX?ov,

11 nepav rov 'lop8?vov.

50,

Greek

19

696,

Tl?pav

across.

side,

?v,

Officinalis.

THEOPH.

TL?pav KoavaTavnvovn?keoas.

389,

CHRON.

other

Gen.

In Byzantine
eis.

the

reference

ij,

Cass.
at,

side.

parts

The

Upaoivov,

other

12, 12.

Cer.

r? irepanm,

with

rEX?iv77, -ijirepbUios

17.
Tre'pav, on,

p?prj, The

ircpanm

Porph.
tcov

the

123. 127. 138.

5 Tb Ile papa

59,

407,

to go

(n?papa)

167, 6, et alibi.

NOVELL.

LT?pav.

fjroi

taa,

nepaparl?oa,

to

105.

Can.

177,

2, 4, 39. Just. Tryph. 68. 77. Iren. 1, 9, 5.

Clem. Alex.
787, 22. 810, 31.
ni papa, aros, to, (nepaca) ferry.
THEOPH. 353, 15.

n?papa,

130 seq.

belonging

Ta

brjpos

Substantively,

Tieparims,

finish,

12

irepariKos

regions,

side

Porph.

487,

Sept.

confidently.

Hell.

488, 19.

Theoph.

(ireparos)

sect.

the Ophian

Uepav.

securely,

the other

ij, ?v,

*0

exea ?e?aiav.

7re7roi0?s

ireparims,

of

Hippol.

site Constantinople.

14, with the genitive.

*nepat?oa,

a branch

c?v, o?, the Peratae,

LTep?Tai,

7rap? r? onrrj?fjvat.

?, (yeX?co) laughing-stock. With

irep?yeXos, oros,
dative.

Apocr.

Proteuangel.

irep?yopyos,ov, (yopy?s) very swift.

irepiypaqbij,

frauding.
r?v

oUeiov

defraudet.

rjs,

ij,

the

9, 2.

Mal.

circumscriptio,

35, 5.
cheating,

de

ANTEC. 1, 6, 3 'H?ovXijorjirpbs ircpiypaqbrjv

baveiorov

?Xev?ep?oai

oU?ras,

ut

creditores

7T

Antec

to circumvent.

circumscribo,

neptyp??jaoa,

475 irepioiicos
piypd(f>(?

8, 2, p.
nepiyvpevca

to go

Cer.

Porph.

around.

481,

490, 3 TLepiyvpeveir? ?ipara.

nep?baKpvs,v, (b?Kpvov)full of tears. ApOCR. Proteu
15.

7repi8i7rX?u), &aoa,

?v,

to wrap

Ju

to examine

Evxi)

oifcias

r?

neplepya

30

60,

p. 490

NT.

Act.
to

T&v
art.

black

the

fjroi mmTp?noav.

Hepiipyoav,

?lepi?e&ptov

nepim?apl?oa (m?api(oa), to purify

Lev.

Sept.

nepim?alpoa.
aros,

nepim?appa,

rb,

around (circumcise ?),

oph.

ov,

Cont.

ov,

as,

(j)akaia,

Diod.

fj,

(j)?kaiov,

nepUkaais,
round.
nepUkaatv

ov,

eoas,
Dion.

rb,
fj,

z=:

helmet,

nepiKecjaakala.

(nepiKk?oa)
Thrax

in

?v rfj nepiancapivrj,

circumflex accent.

Plut.

SEPT.

Kp?vos, mpvs.

3, 71, 4, et alibi.

Polyb.

POLYB.

breaking

Bekker.
with

II, 45 D.

2. A wheeling about, in military

lyb. 10, 21, 6. I

630,

twisting
2

reference

Kara
to

the

ij, sc.

1, 56,

compass

Ex.

Sept.

33.

28,

MAL.

18.

477,

as

in grammar,
in Bekker.

485.

brjpos,

an

oxXos,

13.

636,

Sept.

embracing.

ov,

4,

THEOPH.

treaty.

ypappij,

circumference,

et alibi.

Diod.

sea-sick,

(vavria)

10.

580,

perimeter.

1, 51.

dizzy.

DlOD.

around.

2, 58,

p.

170, 90.
aros,

irepi?bevpa,

Cont.

rb,

(irepiobevo)

in

church.

early

or

itinerant

(7repio8e?co)

the

going

The

2.

233,

7reptoSeuT77s, o?, ?,

irepiobevo

to go

(obevo),

pres

visiting
57.

Laod.

Const.

around.

Sept.

aid,

l?opai,

8.

24,

Reg.

1, 10.
to render

cure,

medical

?epairevo.

387, 23. Chron.

522, 10. [Originally this
signification had perhaps reference to itinerant phy
sicians. Compare ?v?pyupos 2.]

Mal.

rb,
20

462,

medical

cure,

Aoyco

tcov

attendance.
r?v

irepiobiov

Porph.
?Xoyov.

Cer.
also

(See

Trepto?e?co 2.)
Nil.

irepiobw?o.
rectly

for

irepioims,

language.

kvkXo.

ij, (irepiXaji?avo)

ov,

'
Po

rjs,'rj, (irepiX?yo)

irepiXoyij,

irepi?biov,
3.

6, 22,
or

encircle,

19, 4.

3, 5.

Eccl.

Zach.

2, 50, p. 162, 78.

(nepiKecja?katos)

also

(See

(536), 1041 B.

18.

The

surrounded.

24.

1,

surround,

Thrax

cos,

irepiXrjyjns,

byter,

20, 12. 19.

nokiopKia.

to

ij, ?v, collective,

2. To

Sept. Esai. 59, 17.

nepiK

siege,

(nepim?l?oa)

6.
21,

Sept. Deut.

(mTakap?avoa)

14, 41.

2 Mace.

Prov.

Sept.

m?appa.

30,

528, 31, et alibi.

Luc.

irapaXap?avo.

Dion.

arparos.

16.

615,

nepiKar?krjnros,

nepiK

b,

Deut.

23.

19,

nepim?lCoa (m?l?oa), to besiege.

nepim?iapos,

irepiXrjirriK?s,

oph.

rov Baaik?Krj.

Just.

prjr?v.

6, 14.

Trepiva?nos,

2. Under-clothing.
2, 9, 3. 6, 25, 3.
ATTAL. 299, 8
nepi?e&piov, ov, to, (?ecapla) precincts.
Polyb.

NT.

Gen.

irepiKVKXo, adverbially,

Polyb.

3, 7.

Gen.

Sept.

irepiperpos,

subligaculum,

campestre,

(nepi?&vvvpi)

19

19,

Arrian.

bay.

LTepiKoXTr??bvTi b? rr?v ?xop?vrjv

Clem. Alex.

(kvkX?o),

irepiXap?avo

vnb novrjp&v nvevp?roav,

referring

(titul.)

to,

Sept.

apron.

4.

358,

Eukhol.

house.

wicked.

evil,

npa^?vroav,

aros,

nepl?oapa,

nepiepya?opivrjs

ov, doing

BASILIC

Anon.

round

KpU?c?.)

Deut.

a house that is haunted by evil spirits,

A prayer for
neplepyos,

636,

as

bacjav&v, ekat&v.

14.

carefully.

be haunted,

inl

Id.

surface.

as of
Scripture,

irepiKpvirro.

around.

comprehensive,
as

nouns

to such

in Bekker.

Thrax

nepiepy?Copai,

irepiKpv?o

Sept.

around.

comprising,

(neptexoa)

; applied

2. To

of

57.

65, et alibi.

irepiKVKX?o

in grammar
Dion.

sail
34

Erythr.

Id.

Tryph.

aprois.

dith. 10, 5.
fj,

to

(k?Xttos),
Mar.

rjireipov.

feast.

funeral

tov Aavi8

nepi8ei7rvijo-ai

(btnk?ca)

to give

(neplbemvov)
3, 35

Reg.

nepieKTtms,

as

roughness,

irepiKoiri), rjs, ij, text, passage,

fjaoa,
2

Sept.

irepimXiriCo
Peripl.

1.

16,

nepibemvioa,

Ruggedness,

3, 104, 4.

(yvpevca),

angel.

3.

1,

59.

irepioims
Ta

2,

Epist.

irepiobevoavTos

ov, dwelling
?

irep?oim

incor

irepiobwrjoavros,

round.

ij irepixopos.
=:

283

r? irep?xopa.

Substantively.
Sept.
Jud.

Gen.
1, 27.

(a)
19,

29.

fH
(b)

476

irepiowxi?c?

ircpiovvx?C?
12

21,

to pare

(?vux?fco),

avrijv, Thou

Ileptovuxiets
o?,

irepiopiofi?s,

?,

one's

(ircpiopiCo)

nails.

Deut.

Sept.

shalt pare

the

her nails,

limit.

boundary,

ireptrpoyas

nepianbpta,
as,

irepiovo?a,

1220 B.

ij,

substance,

ov,

?,

Ps.

134,

4.

ov,

7repio?o-ios,

19, 5.

191, 20.
own

one's

(irepiovoi?Co)

(536),

irepiovoios,

possession.

chosen.

chosen

preposterously

irepioxi),

rjs, ij, siege,

iroXiopK?a.

Did.
ecos, i),

ircpnr?rrjois,

(ircpiirar?o)

in general ; marching.

to

ij, ?v,

14,

1 Par.

6, 71.

as a company

strolling,

Ex.

Sept.

r? irepioKcXrj,

o?, ?, (?reptoTr?co)

10, 21, 3.
2. Distraction.

36

Bekker.
Gram.

nepiaripiv

for nepiarepiov,

ov, to,

nepiarfj?tov,
Ex.

to

Sept.
Diod.

circumflex,

639, 11.

(39),

tax.

VlT.

circumstances,

adversity,

Polyb.

2.

21,

2,

(favkka bpo?loa
ov, to, =

Lex.

opoia.

BOTAN.

APOPHTH.

nepiarep?.

(arfj?os)

or

breastplate,

breast-band.

to,

Clem.

support.

(arrjpl?oa)

ROM.

6, 14.

Homil.

t?

Substantively,

ornaments,

fjs, fj, (arokfj)

breeches,

leggings,

28, 42.

Lev.

wheeling

Eccl.

about.

1, 13.

?pa

6, 10

Ex.

Sept.

decking.

3,

1, 74, p. 86, 48 iLoXmmvs

in grammar.

Plut.

Dion.

I, 12 E.

Thrax

Sext.

SC. T?crts

Or

round

(arbpa)

a mouth

or

in

Adv.

irpooob?a,

aperture.

3, 603.
rb

Substantively,

Sept.

Ex.

as of a vessel

mouth,

nepiar?piov,

28, 32.

Polyb.

22, 11,

15.
eos, to, =

2.

In

Sept.

nepirelxio-pa.

ecclesiastical

Greek,

1.

25,

Reg.

Sept.

Gen.

a church

Circumcision,

feast, celebrated eight days after Christmas, that is,

on the first of January. Amphil. Orat. 2
(titul.).
Horol.
neplrpoxa
equivalent

r) irepioirop?vrj,

to,

neptropfj, fjs, fj, (nepir?pvoa)circumcision.

17, 13, et alibi.

Polyb.

Polyb.

ov,

aperture, hole.

5, p. 240.

Substantively,

extra

np?aaca)

4.

28,
aros,

Opp. Hal.

6.

ircpioiraopovs.
irepioir?o,

Sept.

superabundance.

avp?aop?.

fj bp?fj exei

neplreixos,

4, 32, 5.

1, 3.

Eccl.

304 A.

distress,

nepiarbpios,

singular.

87, 9.

Sept.

33,6.

mi, ?paKia, qbipiv?Xia. Sept. Ex.

irepioiracrp?s,

Eus.

294, 19.

(nepiaaevoa)

nepiarep?

| nepiarokfj,

1, 9.

Diosc.

irepioKeXijs,?s, (oK?Xos) round the leg.

plural

much

after,

earnestly.

advantage.

Mal.

as, fj, (nepiaa?s,

misfortune,

nepiarfjptypa,

Substantively,

Sept.

an herb.

to ornament.
Trepto-taX?co, cocrco,

irepioKeX?s)

StrAB.

349.

ij, perpressa,

ircpiirp?oa,

about.

city.

ircpioir?pia.

(irepiiroXiCo)

Inscr.

of players.

nepianovbaaros,

eoas, fj, distressing

Sept.
a

about

lying

suburbs,

7repiTroXioriK?s,

sought

38.

Nicetas.

16.

138,

1, 13, 6.

TrepiTToXtos, ov, (ttoXis)

r? ircpiiroXia,

travel

Cer.

Porph.

Adm.

Porph.

7repi7roX??co, tVco, (ircptiroXis)

Iren.

2,

neplaraats,

Walking

of

to,

Sab. 303 C.

DlOG.

about.

Jos.

SEPT.

Phryn.

ov, ?, rampart.

5, 15.

2. Walking,
481, 3.
ircp?iraros,

Reg.

5,

15.

nepiaaonpaKrla,

B..

965

Alex.

7, 98.

Laert.

2.

25,

Gram.

TrepwroXia.

much

Timon.

adv.

aros,

neplaaevpa,

in the sense of a portion of any kind

2. Passage,
of writing.

=z

(anovb??oa)

as, fj, (nepiaaevoa)

Eccl.

Sept.

Adv.

6, 57.

2. Surplus money.

1.

560,

ov,

Luc?an.

neplaaeia,

people,

Sext.

9, 9, p. 453, 38.

Ex.

Sept.

in Bekker.

Thrax.

62.

V,

1 Par.

nepianovbaaroas,

peculiar,

Theoph.

(nepianelpoa)

desired.

applied to the Slavic legions in the army of Justinian

Second.

cav, r?,

7repio"7rov8aoTos,

7, 6. NT. Tit. 2, 14.

The

Hal.

21, 2. 3. 8.

2, 8.

Eccl.

(irepiovo?a)

Deut.

Aa?s

Lyd.

1, 6, 3.

Antec.

ircpiovoiaop?s,
Sept.

property.

Const.

Dion.

Dion.

240.

p.

74.

the

2.

630,

Scymn.

accent.

circumflex

\ neptrpox?s,

Jan.

1.
to

xelpea?ai,

have

to 7repirp?xaXa
?bos,

fj,

one's

hair

Kelpea?ai.

(nepirpixoa)

running

cut
Agath.
about,

circularly,
20,

8.

gadding.

477
Trerpo?okos

irepu')(?Xico(?

Ignat.

Philadelph.
not

advised

to gad

&aoa,

nepixakmoa,

neplx*ipov,

(x

2, 29,

8.

Polyb.

Ibos,

nepix^pis,
Lyd.

fj,

to pour

round

fj, n?krj.

ov,

Nomocan.

tively.

(a)
Sept.
Ta

(b)

sc.

'H neplxoapos,
Gen.

SC.

neplxoapa,

Substan

piprj,

dwellers

the

Plut.

around.

6.

Barn.

13.

to go

aaa,

Ov nepva

rfjv

Ignat.

across,

arj, per
=

DiOD.

for

correctly
nepa'iKiv
nepaUiov,

b,

iavrov.

1, 34,

(nepaUiov

cutpurse,

2)

nepaUiov,
written

rb,

20.

as a V. 1.
?akavnoropos.

Porph.

Cer.

395,

sceptre,

7 in

nepaUiv,

1, 103.

aKrjnrpov.

Lyd.

174,

[John Lydus derives it from the Latin per se,

and tells an improbable story in confirmation of his

ov, rb,

Italian

pesca,

Novell.

4, 2.

An

Cer.
Classical.
=:

xp?vov,

Hes.

Ill,

Hes.

ircrCiv.

Ileo-Kecov, bepparov.

Treo-cr?c.
structure

n-eo-cr?s, o?, ?, parallelopipedal

Troveros, TTtvcr?s.

Strab.

V.

Proc.

Eus.

Const.

ir?pvoi.

ir?oms,

leather,
ir?omv.

3.

660,

C.

3,

37.

LTicr?s Kai ILivo?s

dimin

ireooovXiov,

Thessalon.

Heo?s

=
Treo-cr?s,

of

176,

v.

1,

pil

(1073).
1. Treo-?s.

b? irap? l?pomir?o.
EuST.

Trefo?Xiov.

1546,

467.

Capt.
or

TreTaX?s, a, ?, maker

5, p. 738

1, 16,
Ill,

supporting

seller

ir?raXa.

of

Theoph.

357,

as a surname.
ov, ?, cock,

? aXcKTpv?v.

?X?Krop,

PORPH.

Adm.

78,3.
TreT?ei'vos, ov, (TreT^?v) leathern.
irerCip?vrov,

ov,

p?vrov.

Porph.

irerCiv for

to,

77,

ov,

irerCiov,

Cer.

impedimentum,
Adm.

2, 454.

irerpapa?a

Porph.

to,

15.

670,

irevrCi

baggage,
6.

skin,

leather,

ir?omv,

ir?oms.

(See also TreTf??vos.)

irerpap?a.

THEOPH.

589,

6,

as

various

as,

(See

also

T?erp?v for
tinople.

z=z

rj, (ir?rpa)

CHRON.

Xioo?oXos.

22.

719,

rerpap?a.)
ov,

Herp?ov,
Theoph.

to, Petrion,

place

Theoph.

563,14.

in Constan
Cont.

458,

21.

etymology.]
Porph.

see

irerpap?a,

20.

nepaUiov,

Ga

reading.
PTOCH.

purse.

24.

peach.]

year's.

irepvoivbv

eos, rb, =

Ptoch.

nepaUrjv.

for nepaUiov,
ov,

sceptre.

174,

73,

40,

p.

17,

I, 626 A.

Lyd.

60, 28, 1, in the Scholium.

Basilic
nepaUiv

DiOD.

nepaala.
ov,

bi

Strab.

nepaia.

prjXov, peach,
3,

p?rsica,

PORPH.

last

?v,

ij,
T?v

irereiv?s,

Epiph.

English

ir?oms,

20,

73.

p. 40,

II, 378 C.

in Greek

y?pcfaos, used

Cer. 672, 8.
1, 34,

sc.

Athen.

ov, personalis.

a,

irepvoiv?s.

SuiD.

or bolt,

nepaala,

Plut.
se,

nepatmpios,

f?p)

1, 164.

irepaimv,
apud

p?che,

ov, rb, skin,

62.

fj, peach-tree^

2, 2 and 4.

nepaia

nep?oa.

Porph.

nepaia.
as,

nepaia,

Or

APOPHTH.

of nepovrj, pin

in ship-building.
nepaala

1 Cor.

(p?payya.

ov, rb, dimin.

nep?viov,

NT.

18.

Ephes.

(a)

ir?omv,

lar,

neplyjrrjpa,aros, rb, (neptyj/?oa)offscouring.

nepv?oa,

I,

593 A.

351 E.

nep

SEPT.

fj neplxoapos.

Diphi

Diosc.

T?

Latin

968

ireo?s,

O? neplxoapoi,

(c)

3, 24.

irepoimv,

Trepucriv?s,

round

country

bopaKrjv?v.

1, 2, 6.

irepovv?s

3, 4.

Deut.

4,

14,17.

11.

13,

lows:

French

tec.

place.
the

bop?Kivov,

Philotimus

Trepo-ov?Xios,

C?ROP.

yfj,

the

to ?ann

29.

13,

about

round

In

Persian

len. VI, 347 C.

(b) Ai irepoimi,peaches ? Inscr. 123, 18. [The
is as fol
etymology of the English word peach

314, 18.

around.

scattered

(x&pos)

about.

or upon.

is equivalent

fruit.

pijXov,

Uepoimv

is, the peach,

Athen.

apud

the

ji?vimt.

pavUiov,

over,

neptxv?fjvai

ov, (nepixioa)

neplxoapos,

lus

cop

nept?paxiovtov.

sleeve9

about,

Phot.

that

Substantively.

6, 43, pp. 313, 18.

a?fjvai. Eus.

neplxvTos,

with

overlay

?paxioviov,

LP>X lPls)

passages

following

nepixvrfj,

27,

?p) bracelet,

(x

or
6.

11.

134,

nepixeoa,

Ex.

?, Persian.

i),

*LTepo-iK?s,
apple,

to cover

Sept.

ov, rb,

are

widows

abroad.

(xakmoa)

to copper.

per,

4, where

(interpol.)

bag, pocket,

Cer. 470, 19.

VOL. VII. NEW

purse,

Codin.
SERIES.

nepaUiv,

145, 21.
61

?akavnov.

irerpo?bXos,
Polyb.

ov,

?,

5, 4,

6.

Xioo?oXos.
Diod.

2, 27.

Sept.

Job.

41,

19.

7r

ov,

nerpoK?oorjpos,
stone.

?,

(ir?rpa,

Theoph.

troselinum.
To?To

K?oorjpis)

(ir?rpa,

o?Xivov)

ev

219 B.

rb

o-e'Xtvov MaKe?oviKov,

t? ml

mbifi?vrov.

Ga

r?rrois.

Botan.

Lex.

ileTpo

lord.

bey,

Leimon.

mjyi).

?, pigmentarius,

9, 25,

druggist.

Diod.

161.

ov, to, =

mvaK?s.

!
mv?Kiv

for mvOKiov,

8'

"E^o-ev

5, 21 nenprjapivos,

NT.

yaar?pa.

427

2,

Cer. 465,

Epict.

Act,

6.

28,

74.

ARRIAN.

Apophth.

Achi

3, 22,

30.

ov, to, dish,

plate.

2.

Daniel.

mvUios,

ov, of

of

the nlwa.

Mar.

Peripl.

II,

5, 114.

Diosc

x^kKav?ov.

Arrian.

Nie

Erythr.

35.
ov, to,

mvimv,
Peripl.

to the nilometer.

applied

Theoph.

silk

the pinna.

of

Arrian.

36.

Erythr.

THEOPH.

7reoro-?s.
b, rb,

nlnep,

the

(nlwa)

Mar.

=
TTivo-?s

360.

7ri7repi. MARTYR.

ARETH.

5.

THEOPH.

494, 14.
Joan. 7, 30. Act.

7ri??>,?o-co,to lay hold of, catch. NT.

Ili?oras

avrov rrjs bci-ias x

7riaoT77pas Kat KpUovs

rrjs ?X?crecos.

rj, ?, pincerna,

iriyKepvrjs,

Babr.

iri?rjKos, feminine.
=
iri?rj^, rjms, 0,
irimipiov,

iriKOvrCovXov

35,

CuROP. 9, 11.

20, 3.

SCHED.

656.

eViKOUTfouXov.

Joseph.

386.

Sept.

bitterness of feeling.
iriKpaop?s,o?, ?, (?riKpa?vco)
8.

94,

Metaphorically,

misery,

Sept; Deut.

29,18.

Sept.

affliction.

TriXa,as, ij,pila,
tous,

pik,
assumed

(?iXapivas,flamines.
TTiX?ptos, ov, o, (pilum)

158, 16.

stake. Mal.
by Plutarch

Plut.
javeline-man,

278, 3.
as

....

ni7r??eiv

to

14 ni7rio-as

210,

?ne

err,

Kklvoa.

To fall

in

Cer.

love with

one.

any

101, 20.

nkav&pai.

?papr?vca,

Iren.

3,

22,

errare.

Vehementer

HlPPOL.

Ix?vorpocjae?ov.

nov?kiKi),

Porph.

tacas entnrov.

*E7ri y^s

11, 6, 2. Mal.

Ant.

16 Hio-Kiv^

yo'w

Piscina

publica,

58, 21,1 maK?vat.

286,

in Rome.

(Compare Anton.

7, 3

'iX^voov be?apevfj.)

the prototype

of

I, 64 C.
?Kovnorrjs.

Mal.

genuflexion,

eis epoara nv?s,

ninreiv,

Basilic

20.

poison.

fjs, fj, piscina,

niaKivfj,

Job. 3,

453,

To

2.
*Ayav

as) ij, (iriKp?s)bitterness.

TriKpia,

iriXapevas,

2.

Tieae?v

PSELL.

as

sip,

to make

451,

439.

PsELL.

nori?oa.

nmlaKoa,

A?tfov n-iTrep?rov.
Hes.

?ave.
nlnroa,

Lex.

19

140,

? spot

peppered

fj ntnlaKeiv.
To

2.

ciriyK?p

1.

S?lD.

iri?rjms.

rrjv piCav.

oivox?os,

Cont.

==

iaa,

ntni?oa,

piperatus,

(nlncpi)

Theoph.

norl?eiv

cupbearer,

vrjs, ?iriK?pvrjs.ClNN. 56, 11.

7ri7rep?Tos, rj, ov,

ted?

lP0S rjyeipc.

ArETH. 50
iriaorijp, rjpos, o, (iri?Co) hook ? MARTYR.

Ps.

i
nivaKlbiov,

Od.

Sept. Num.

np?jcrai

Phot.

23.

Tous

5, 22

r?, a modification

2.

tt?Jxvs, ecos, ?, gage,

3, 7

swollen.

ntv?piov,

measurement by cubits.
mjxiop?s, o?, ?, (as if from irrjx?C?)
5, 29,

3, 4.

Diosc

transitive.

147.

91.

p.

16x 3.

30,

mvaK?s, ?bos, fj, tablet, used by schoolboys.

657 E.

Alex.

Did.

Treo"cr?s. EUKHOL.

Iren.

to swell,

*nlpnprjpi,

las 3.

the other.

of water,

spring

ou,

JQ,

I, 250, 9.

Proc.

Nomocan.
irrjvo?s

...

. . . . irr) b?, one

part.

irrjpevr?pios,

7r?Xos.

Peripl. Mar. Erythr.

7r?x, ?, indeclinable, the Turkish

Porph. Adm. 178.

7Ti7y??iov, ou, t?,

of

? ?vepos piaov iarlov.

MODERN

[The

paK ?o Vl}0-10v.]

272 A.

Polyb.

7riXu>r?s,
fj, ?v, (ntkos) made of felt ? Porph.
15. 487,5.

word for parsley is t? paKcbovrjoi,the literal

Greek
meaning of which is theMacedonian herb. See also

irr) p?v

7r?Xos.

us,

ov, o, dimin.

ntklams,

irerpoo?Xivov.

?iroKpijpvois

587 C.

Pe

Apium

parsley,

S?Xtvov

?v MaKe?ovta

qbverai

len. XIII,

7r?Xeos, ov, ?, pile

of pumice

II, 625, 52.

3, 77

DlOSC.

piece

5.

622,

ov, rb,

ircrpoo?Xivov,

478
irtcraapiov

Too/aW77/)o?

ma?s,

see neaa?s*

niaa?piov,
Lyd.

logically
7rio-o-os.)

ov, to, =

(?aa?a. VlT.

S AB.

considered, maa?piov

283

A.

(Etymo

is the diminutive

of

to

niarevoa,

entrust.
rov

rbv kabv

one

Kvplov, The

Inscr. 4283.
tering.
280, 20. Gloss.

*0 neniarevpivos

39

ApOST.

Can.

the care

with

entrusted

of

theLoroVs people.
2. To

53,

of

ov, rb,

pis

In

or

ov,

nlarpivov,

'

rb,

to mrrjxov

opposed
Apost.

Const.

7. Basil.

8, 13 (titul.). Laod.
II, 715 C.

(titul.).
Theod.

10

8,

326 B.

Ill,

pistrinum,

Hippol.

to incline,

aaa,

bend,

4, 59.

ov,

to,

270, 22.
a,

TrXayios,

ov,

Ptoch.

PORPH.

nk?ytv.

transverse.

oblique,

'H eK nkay?ov

12, 65.

2,

Adm.

relations.

Nie

2. Plagal,
(See also fjxos.)
s,

nkayio(?avkaK

cav,

Cer.

Porph.

453,

rb,

as

to make,

Can. p. 451 B.

RIAN.

ov,

PORPH.

(ttXotus,

Cer.

11.

457,

TrXaTUTrpoo-coTros. Mal.

uncertain.

Porph.
Porph.

broad-footed.

Mar.
?,

o?,

for

to a side.

pertaining

cake,

(nkamvs)

Porph.

ATHEN.

pastry.

ov,

irXe?ioKirov,

irXei?repos,

to,

dimin.

of

nkamvs.

part.
r?

30.

Agathon.

T?kaKoa?e?aa

ov,

7rXaKovvnov,

caaa, (nk?g)

to pave

incrusto,

oiKeia, Incrustata

eoas, fj, (nkamoa)

65.

Erythr.

(n-XaTuvco)

ml

to,

463.

Cer.
Adm.

223,

irXar?yj/is.

Ael.

N.

widening,

A.

AR
15,

26.
In

enlarging.

domus.

incrustatio,

or

plaster.

Gloss,

II,

irp?ypara,

aloxvveo?ai.

paving

or

p?as-

ml

?irXaKrj os

16

537,

Ill,

76,

rov

irXrj?ovs

eVi
Ta

567,

12.

TrXeto-Tov,For
y?p

aloxp?
?K rov

?v?poiroi

the most
?v?fiara,

eirl

ov

irXeiorov

6.

MAL.

"EXXrjv.

viro

1, 2, 4.

THEOPH.

'Ek rov

el?oaoiv

TrX?Kco, to implicate.

ANTEC.

'= TrXeicov.

PROC.

to

plebisc?tum,

Kvpo??v.

a, ov,

TrXetoTos, rj, ov, most.

Apophth.

Da

maker.

creator,

the following passages it is used metaphorically.

2 Reg. 22, 20. Clem. Rom. Epist. 1, 3.

14, 57.
7rXaKovvnv

as

creation,

formation,

oyjns)

to, meaning

Peripl.

yvoo??v
rb,

statue.

Sept.

20.

270, 11.

nkamvvrrjpov,

as a surname.

Id.

<javka?) flank-guard.

(nk?yiov,

JOSEPH.

C.

77,0, (irovs)

irXarvop?s,

fj, ?v, (nk?yiov)

nkayirtms,

nk?Koaais,

?,

ttXotuttooV,

relationship.

Const.

Ex.

Sept.

TrXaTUTrpocrcoTros,ov, (?rp?o-coTrov) broadfoced,

in music.

nkamoa,

marble.

of

Matt.

19.

72,

irXarvs.

irXarvX?oKiov,

3, 6.

Antec.

Collateral

avyyeveia,

NT.

103, 18.
se.

?k nkay?ov,

O?

Ibid.

Adm.

irXaro\?ns,

25, 9, of a garment.

Curop.

Collateral

oryyeve?s,

side,

ij, (irXaorovpy?s)

177

I,

irXanms

(nk?ytos)

slab

79.

527,

64.

27,

irXarij,rjs, ij, (irX?rrj)a kind of boat ov raft for removing

pillars and other heavy objects. Socr. 7,37, p. 387,
33.
[Perhaps the true reading is irXorij.~]

364, 16.
TrX?yivfor TrX?yiov. Leo.
208.

II,

of stone,

Mal.

masc.

Mal.

intransitive.

stoop,

Matt.

TrXao-Toupy?s, o?, ?, (TrXaor?s, EPrf?)

PORPH. Cer. 64, 18.

nkayla, as, fj, (nk?ytos) side.

nk?yiov,

as,

of man.

ov, to, dandruff.

nkayi?Coa,

Diod.

(see

7.

55,

irXao-rovpy?a,

2, 144.

DiOSC

84,
NT.

jjcrco, (TrXaoroupy??)

TrXttoToupyeco,
Mal.

workhouse.

Xio?orporov
5.

31, 18. Leimon. 156. Mal.

223, 19.
IirXaoToypaqbia,as, ij, (irXaaroypafyos)
forgery.
! Vit. 11.

286, 36.
nlrvpov,

Cer.

imposture.

rj, slab

| TrX??, ams,

o? ntarol,

Greek,

27.

9.

Apost.

Can.

pevot.

ecclesiastical

communicants

63.
| 27,

10, 13.

6, 28.

Leo.

millet.

ground

coarsely

tus)

7, 11.

7rioT?s, fj, ?v, faithful.

believers

Porph.

irX?vrj, rjs, ij, error,

fide.

irXaKor?v,

TrX?vos, ou, ?, impostor.

so,

(pin

5, 3.

Mauric

rb

Xio?crrpoTos).
Bona

Latin

the

nlarei,

Kakfj

slabs of stone.

with

14.

22,

Substantively,

2, 3, 22.

Basilic

the

Codin.

35,7.

a merchantman.

1.

eoas, fj,faith.

nlarov,

Theoph.

Christianity.

or master

b, captain

Basilic
nions,

to

Mal.

V. C. 3, 36.

Eus.

TrXaKcoT?s,
ij, ?v, (irXamo) paved

be converted
ov,

niarims,

7T\ K(?

479

TTiaTeV?)

362,

THEOPH.

KareoKcvao?rj
282,

4.

Xoiirbv

480
Tfkeova?c?

to make

nkeov?Coa,

Sept. Num.
aros,

wXeovao-pa,

to increase

more,

Jer. 37 (30), 19.

26, 54.
to,

to ekarroca.

; opposed

the

(nkeov??oa)

ov, ?, (nkeov?Coa)

increase.

abundance,

With

Theoph.

the accusative.

irXoipos

279, 9.
7rXevpiriK?s,fj, ?v, (nkevp?ns) suffering from
Inscr. 5980.
7rXevo-TiK?s, ov, ?, seaman.

Porph.

rj, ov,

&aoa,

grammar,

rirp&ajcoa,

rpavpariCoa.

490, 11.
multiplying.
in Bekker.

Thrax

nkrjppvpls. POLYB. 20, 5, 11, et alibi.

Erythr.

biamvlav

ek?rroa,

nkfjv

on Kal avrfjv
xpytripGurarriv?

rfjv

rfjv acafiariKoaripav

1 e n i 1U n i Um,
7tXt7viXovviov, ov, to, p
Porph.

es, full.

Cer.

128,

Tlkrjpouaoprj?els

2. To

satisfy.

Apophth.

4 Kara

658,

nkrjp?oa,

aros,

nkfjpoapa,

Act.

Apocr.

152,

to

Act.

Apocr.
nkfjoav,

later

Pet.

497,

et Paul.

10.

or Plenitude

Followed
et Paul.

for nkeloav.

Inscr.

3.

321,

132,

of

Apocr.

by
Porph.

ev t&,

Act.

Adm.

?rp?s r?v.
71.

3.

Philipp.

to the navy,

nXc?i'pos

liberal.

b.

4712,

naval.

Porph.

Them.

classiarii,

marines.

Adm.

'O irXoipos,

navy-sailor.

arparos,

237, 10. 13.

239, 3. 8.
T?

(a)

Theoph.
irXoipov,
14.

251,

irXo'iparov,

Often,

Ibid.

402.

Cont.
ov or

aros,

sail.

vessel,

Porph.

Theoph.

man-of-war.

567,

V. 1. irXo'ip?rov.

Theoph.
(c) T? 7rXc?tpov,navy, fleet.
Porph. Adm. 208, 8. 234, 20, et alibi.
ov, ?, (irXotCo)

as,

ij, prow,

bow,

irXorfj, rjs, rj, (irXoros)float,

7tXcot?s, incorrectly

for

irvcvfiariKos,

spiritual.

rj, ?v,

spiritualis, Spiritual father

Phocas
2, 333. Apophth.

Adm.

MauRIC.

raft.

?irXoros.

53,

Mal.

124,

'O irvevfiariKos

or adviser.
1.

3.

5,18.

by sea ; opposed to

PORPH.

irpopa.

576,

Basilic.

navigation.

irX?pa,

or

through

bestowing riches,

the Valen

from the

ruling

7.

10.

331,
Inscr.

Substantively.

423.

10.

ov, belonging

(b)

PSELL.

Kpar?o)

318,

ttXo?to?.

Cont.

15

Mal.

14.

247,

irXoiori (irXo??o), adv. by sailing,

ireCrix Cedr. II, 15, 5.

developed

2060.

Cont.

ttXo?ov.

irXoipos,

Tzetz.

irXovjip?ov.

Ill,

7.

5.

the Fulness

approach.

Theoph.
ttX?ov=

painted

A.

poXi?bos.

PROC.

opos, ?, ij, (irXovros,

Cer.

irXoiop?s,

the Spiritual World

(Bv?os). Iren, passim.

nkrjata?oa,

Pet.

Theoph.

tinians,
Deep

Theoph.

5.

Mal.
to,

in

Cant.

260, 3.

irXovpiov.

to, =

Adm.

convince.

as, fj, confidence.

to end.

nkfjprjs,

Sept.

or

280

II,

embroidery,

(pluma)

Theoph.

Porph.

(See also nkfjpts

rb ?krj?is.

Paphnut.

nkrjpocjaopla,

34.

navaikrjvov.

correctly for mr? nkfjpes? In full.

in the Appendix.)
fjaoa, to persuade,

Lyd.

tress.

Theod.

ov, rb, plumbum,

234, 1.

3.

764 A.

embroidered,

(irXovpiov)

colors.

irXovroKp?rop,

62,

Novell.

a, ov, plenarius.

ekopivrjv,

Ill,

12.

662,

curl,

irXovTox?prjyos,ov, (xop^y?s)

45.

plav

17

an attor

864.

wealth.

nkfjv, besides, in addition to. Sept. Deut. 18, 8. 29, 1.

II, 535 D Tfjv p?v
ukfjv on, except that. Basil.

nkrjpoqaopioa,

irXiv?eia.

ship-attorney,

Cer.

ringlet,

Theoph.

irXovpparov,

irXovros,

Mar.

?v,

ij,

ov, rb,

irXovppiov

Dion.

plural.

Peripl.

nkrjv?pios,

eKbims)

Porph.

(7tXokos)

various

irXovpiov,

632, 18.

Arrian.

3,

7,5.

413, 16.
to wound,

(nkrjyfj)

=
nkfjprj, rjs, fj,

(irXolov,

ad. Lycophr.

rpavparlas.

5, 8.

16.

brickmaking,

(irXiv?ovpyos)

irXoipos.

with

I, 252, 1.

nkrj?wrims, fj, ?v, (nkrj?vvoa) increasing,

nkfjprjs,

irXovpapims,

442,3.

365, 2.

Theoph.

pleurisy.
12.

467,

wounded,

saucius,

(irkrjyfj)

305, 1.

Cer.

Dion. Hal.

nkrjfie?os,b, plebeius.

In

ov, ?,

irX?Kiov, ov, to,

7rX?7y?Yos,

Diod.

ney employed by ship-owners ? Const.

7rXeoveKre'?>, to wrong.

nkrjyooa,

rj,

Ex.

Sept.

irXiv?ovpyia.

of irXiv?os.

5, 7.

Ex.

irXoi?KbiKos,

37.

25,

as,

irXiv?ovpyia,

Sept.

rj, (irXiv?os)

ibos, dimin.

Sept.

TrXeovao-p?s,

Mal.

as,

irXiv?eia,
ir\iv?is,

Num.

Sept.

surplus.

31, 32.

Lev.

TTvevfjiaTLicos

76,

7.

11, 5.
12.
irarfjp, Pater

Nil.

Epist.

481 irocfiavTLicos

vrvevfiaTOfAaxps

In the ceremonial dialect of Byzantium,

of Rome

is

Porph.

? nvevpanms

called

Cer.

the

464.

b,

sc.

to

narfjp,

of

confessions

confessor,

1.

Theod.

(nvevpa,

Epiph.

the enemy

p?xopai)

the

of

I, 886.

Socr.

to be borne

ov,

9, 7.

Ignat.

by

Iren.

(titul.).

NlC

nobaky?s*

the

ChAL.

1615

pera?v

avrov mi

r?v

Sept.
5,

1.

5,

3.

of

t?

CONST.

21

39,

Leo

Ptoch.

2,

Cer. 752, 12.

Codin.

41,

noboK?<faaka,

used

animal
masc.

the

for

I, 577

(novs,

of

the

officer

29, 39.

church

great

of

ev?ao?ai,

Keqbakfj)
the

food,

off. Theoph.
ov,

7ro8o7ravov,
'O?bovapia
nob?yfrekkov,
rov?ov,

to,
....

ov, rb,

nepiKvrjpls.

the

the

and

feet

classical

of an

head

Da

?KpoK&kia.

338

animal

whose

legs

are

He

Leo.

Gram.

in

9, 2.

Sept.

?aoiXeos

captivity.

Ex.

NT.

233,

rov

?irl A?ovros

Mal.

48

12,

Iloi^o-ai

Matt.

26,

18.

Gen.

18,

7.

18

390,
that

pretended

18

Ex.

'Eiro?rjoev

?s

'Eiro?rjoev

he wished

?avrbv

in expressions
Troie? ?aoiXea

O??eis

to pray.

?ovXopevov

cv?a

like the following.

?s

Vopa?ov

ovros, No

(will be) so good an emperor of the

this man.

as

Et

279

THEOPH.

in expressions
tis

?roTe' ?onv,

like the following.

rbv

rov

iroirjoei

p?pov

Whoever he is, may he meet with thefate

Judas ! that is,may he hang himself !
eos,

Zos.

ij, adoption.
rj, ?v,

(ttoik?XXco)

26,

of

10.
to

pertaining

embroidery.

Job. 38, 36.

Sept.

cut

r?

Substantively,

iroiKiXnm,

sc.

epya,

embroidery.

Ex. 37 (38), 23.

oboav?piov.

Jur.

GlOSS.

ttoikiXtos,
Ex.

nob?nava.
(yjrikkiov)

Leo

Pistus.

7. To meet with,

iro?rjois,

648, 10.
(navlov)

Epist.

biayiv?oKov

o?ai.

iroiKiXrims,

of

Rom,

?iroirjoc

Sept.

feign.

606,

rrjv

irpbs

tP?>va, To

?v irXrjo?ov rrjs

CLEM.

he was

as meat.

pretend,

t?

prjvas

Tpels

rbv

'lovba!

6, 13.

D.

accusative

33.

15,

KXrjpiK?v.

Apophth.

To

??Xov

who

nobomnioa, rjaa, (mnroa) to cut off one's legs. Followed

the

b?vbpov

as a feast.

one will make

'Hnobiarfjs

the

rfjs nobias,

curtains

Curop.

cav, r?,

'Ytto

'Apoppaiov,

dress,

Romans
lO inl

veil.

Constantinople.

by

rov
keep,

To

MAL.

mprrjs.

of

Tr?o-xa Kup?cp. Num.

4.

garment.

Porph.

area.

charge

LTotiJo-at

an object.

6. To make,

Curtain,

with,
ev els aXXrj

prjvas

rpels

rrjv ?oir?pav.

without

To

5.

skirts

2. A kind of kilt.

had

19

?iroiijoapev

181.

4.

T?

these

Act.

NT.

time.

''Eiroirjoev

Barn.

1, 53.

516 D.

Alex.

Petr.

3. Pedatura,

to

IIoir?o-avTes

spend

Act.

CHRON.

fj, (novs)

stay,

12,

Kai MixarjX

5.

71,

as,

nobia,

tarry,

ir?Xeos

Also

the imme

nobaky?s, ov, b, (novs, ?kyioa) gouty, nobakyfjs.

Gram.

487,

the winter.

spend
'

the gout,

nobakyiKf),

To

'EXicra?eT.

the wind.

of God, inspired.

Heron,

ov, =

TToSaXyiKOs, fj,
NoVos

162,

p.

under

(faipoa) being

(nvevpa,

377 A.

Method.

do with

to an understanding
11

'ETro??7creb? ?v rfj al^paXooia

diate influence of the Spirit

Hos.

2, 45,

11.

2, 24.

nvevparocja?pos,

MAL.

Proteuangel.

denies

(nvevparo(jaopos),

Jer.

Sept.

do you

; What

come

rb ?v els, To

conspire.

2.

IV, 238 D.

nvevparoobopiopai

ravra

oirvp?bia

16

Sisoes

Xovs.

Nom.

penitents.

the personality of the

Spirit,
an
;
epithet applied to Macedonius and
Holy Spirit
his followers. Basil.
406 C. Const.
Ill, 22 E.
I, Can.

Apophth.

anything.

18, 23. 20, 3. 2 Cor. 11, 25. Jacob. 4, 13. Apocr.

one who

Holy

r?

Iloielv

applied

2, 33, 1.

477.

ov,

nvevparop?xos,

parents,

spiritual

b nvevpanms,

that hears

Coteler.

The

Const. Apost.

Substantively,
priest

iroielre

with

baskets ?

yove?s,

to the clergy.

narfjp

to do

iroi?o,

17.

680,

O? nvevpariml

the bishop
rov ?aaikioas.

covering
6, 4.

for

Porph.

the
Cer.

leg, x?kKo
294,

16.

35,

iroipavrims,

ij, ?v, (ttoik?XXco) variegated,

35.

Iren.

ij, ?v, (iroipa?vo)

church, pastoral.

embroidered.

Sept.

1, 18, 4.

Const.

belonging

to

IV, 832 B.

the pastor

of

482 iroifirjv

ivos,

notpfjv,

b,

2, 1, 1.

Apost.

The

the

Const.

bishop.

author

an

represents

as

angel

5.

3, 3. 25.

Eus.

5,

8,

p.

15.

220,

to

afficio,

Athan.

Cedr.

punish.

II,

? what

r?s, who

Euan

Nicod.

Apocr.

877

nap?arrjaas

NlC

10.

. . . . ov

II,

noi?oa, middle
oph.

7roi?opai,

618,
to

nokaiov,

TToiav. air/av

Ai?

to be imbued

(no?os)
to?s

BOTAN.

Jud. 5,7, 3.

Bell.

Joseph.

p?xopai.

made

rjs, fj, perfume

nokiov

of

Zos.

Inscr.

ecos, fj, city.

r?js nokeoas,

The

1,10,

governor

of

the Roman

empire.

280,

Porph.

nokeirapxovvTcav.
names
that

nokir?pxys,

of eight
eight

this

As

nokirapxovvres,

was

the

regular

contains

it is natural

to

number

the

of

ov,

?vopa

iroXireverai.

or

ov? ?, (noklrrjs,

See

apx<o)

praefectus

urbis,

In

in a

magistrate
Eus.

TroXtTeu?pevos.

V.

I, 377 B.

Bell.

Avar,

Modern

also

Greek,

Byzantine

popular

ij, ?v,

At

(titul.).

Greek,

iroXirrjs
See

of Constantinople.

common

in

common,

ov iroXirimv,

iroirjrimv,

use.

The

also

Me

Phryn.

word

rj iroXiriKij, a common

Substantively,

peoovvKnov

rjs, ij, female

no

[In

popular

means

iroXiroypaqy?o,

of

alien.

woman,

ir?pvrj.

430.

Cont.

iroXinooa,
]

the whole number of

aoretfopai.

decurio,

colony,

a native

knowl

belongs topoetry, not to the language of common life.

an

of Thessalonica,

means

PsELL.

?iriorijprj, A

X?^eov

Pisid.

[In

Athan.

use.

urbanely.

citizen.

6,

169.

oovvKTiov,

of Thessalonica.

the magistrates

town

7toXitik?s,

sup

one

It

TToXiTeuT?Js.

TToXlS, TToX?TlO'0-a.]

(Thessalo

inscription

or current.

y?p

common

in

behave

Theoph.

INSCR. 1967
nokirapx?oa, to be nokir?pxrjs?

XiTapxai

To

always

Hence theirVt?JXfittfN, Istambul.~]I

pose

edge

of words

tal.

in connection with s rfjv (that is, els

generally heard
that the expression 's rfjv
rfjv), the Turks supposed
nbki, to the city, was the word for Constantinople.

the

Tcov iroXirevopevov

Constantinopolitan.

18.

lived

Apophth.

known,
to

Tcov povax?v

iroXirrjs,

Adm. 208, 20. 22. [In popular Modern

Greek,
as
this
word is
And
nbki.
is
called
fj
Constantinople

nica)

well

C. 3, 1, p. 576, 45.X Athan.

after it became the capital

Theoph.

1, 3. 54.

TroXiTeu?pevos

be common,

municipal

5.

to Constantinople,

Const.

iroXirevop?vov.

7ToXiTeuTi7s, o?, ?, (TToXiTe?opai)

Also
of

To

4.

the city. Inscr. 2621 bis.

2. The city, by way of eminence, applied toRome.
Epict.

'Ev amK?q

5, 9.

?o-?cos, Having

iloXiTeuo-?pevos

163

2852,

15. 22.
cO eVi

one's

life,

manner.

particular

Rom. Epist.

Participle,

3.

7n>Xepos.)

11, 81, p. 466, 57.

of

Euagr.

empire.
a

in

15

12,

I, 793

nokepos, ov, b, battle. Diod.

9, 20.

sense

the

may1 be followed by the genitive of the place. Basil.

IH, 266 A. Greg. Naz. I, 265 C. Nil. Epist. 1,
311.
2, 298. 4, 39. Soz. 4, 24, p. 170, 34.

b?ypaai.

Apa?oav

Lex.

?ypiov mpbapov.

(Compare

noki?v?rj,

holily.

The

with.

live

Clem.

Macar.

rrjv ?l?kov

avrrjv

8,

2.

9 Hoio?oevra

nokepioa, tofight,

Apost.

152. 179,

rb, domain,

to

iroXircvopai,

gel. 11, 7 (23) Ai? TToiav?v?yKxjv; PrisC

tt?Xis,

aros,

iroX?revpa,

26,4.
?to?os, a, ov, for

in

rj, conversation,

daily life. Strab. 16, 2, 46. Const. Apost. 5, 7,

18. Clem. Rom. Epist. 1, 2. 54. Homil. 2, 19.
9, 22. Just. Apol. 1, 4. Frag. 3. Anc. 3.
2. Police regulations, simply police.
Socr. 7, 13,
358.
p.

having

I, 49 D.
7ToivaX??co, laa, poena

as,

iroXireia,

appeared to him in the form of a shepherd. It was

the Pilgrim's Progress of the early church. Herm.
Vis.

eight (see iroXirapx?o). NT.

1967 (titul.).

ir?Xir?pxai being
Act. 17, 6. 8. Inscr.

2, 42, 1, et alibi.
the title of a book attributed to one

2. Shepherd,
Hermas.

Tropically,

shepherd.

TTo\i')(yi<?TiKO<$

iroXIns.

citizen,

Modern

iroXinooa

Greek,

Constantinopolitan
ijoo,

ij?rjv,

Polyb.

32,

Mal.

294,

23.

always

woman.']
(iroXirrjs,
17,

yp?qbo)

to naturalize

3.

ij, ?v, (ir?X?xvrj)municip?lis,

TToXixvtcoTiKos,
Cod. Afr. Can. 69.
municipium.

belonging to a

ttoXtt?tov
483

=
7T?XTTIT0V

irOvXiriTOV. Mal.

TToXuay?7n7Tos, ov,
1.

Ephes.

ij, abundance
;

populousness
676

?ya7r?co) much

(ttoX?s,

to

opposed

T?v rrjs iroXvavbpias

Jer. 2, 23.

2. A

Sept.
nokvoxkia, as, fj, (nokvoxkos) crowd of people.
Job. 31, 34. Baruch. 4, 34. Polyb.
10, 14, 15.

of men,

7roXv7rXao-i??u)

Eust.

?Xiyavbp?a.

Ant.

where

place

meet.

many

many

buried.

of

TroXu??Travos.

Mal.

7roXu?\iTravos.

DlOD.

ov, ?, (iroXvs,

iroXv?Xaios,

9.

93,

Plut.

II,

eXaiov)

[In Modern

278,

4.

1, 52.

iroXvmvbrjXov.

most

(TXeos)

Num.

Sept.

merciful.

? TroXueXeos,

because

psalm,

the

in

word

at the end of every verse.

the
occurs

eXeos, mercy,

It forms part of the

op?pos.

Act.

ov,

well

very

(evraKros)

ordered.

IGNAT.

as, ij,

iroXv?eta,

(iroXv?eos)

11.

(interpol.)

Ignat.

polytheism.

2, 3.

Eus.

Eust.

Ant.

673 D.

138 B.

Amphil.

as,

iroXv?eopavia,

fying

many

mil.

p. 4, 4.

rj, (iroXv?eos,

rjros,

iroXv?eorrjs,

ij,

the madness

pav?a)

of

be

Clem. Rom. Homil. 3, 3.

z=z

JuST.

iroXv?e?a.

Cohort.

15.

I, 320 B.

TToXuKavcfyXov, ov, to,

in

suspended

(iroXvs, mvbijXa
or

466,

Porph.

Cer.

iroXvXaXia,

rj, (ttoXuXoXos)

Homil.

18,

11.

7roXuXoyia.

CLEM.

nokvxpovioa

(See

Proteu

most.

fj p?as

ApOCR.
bt?arrjpa

fjpipas

signi

significations,
Rom.

Clem.

HlPPOL.

121.

as

rows,

Ho

of

oulumns.

many

1, 26.

fj,

(nokvqboavos)

to say
you

May

Eis

xp?vovs

live many

or

voices

many

having

2, 56, p. 168, 11.

nokvxpovl?oa
iaa,

with

bodies,

many

having

Plut.

II,

nokkovsf

or

! Eukhol.

years

2.)
to live

(nokvxp?vtos)

long.

Sept.

Deut.

Els

xp?vov*

4, 26.
To

one

wish

many

CUROP.

48,

years,
19

to

say

tov

Ilokvxpovi?ovai

?aaikea,

They cheer the king.

to,

(Xvxvos)

iroXvmvbrjXov.

INSCR.

ov,

nokvxp?vtos,

r?,

(iroXvpiros)

Peripl. Mar. Erythr.

(ovo?a)

ARRIAN.

polymita.

having

Eis

pression
many

Hippol.

essences,

232.

applied

to

Multi
44,

anni
19.

xp?vws

sint!

Porph.

paKpoxpovtos.

Cer.

46.
r?

Substantively,

39.

the Seed of the universe.

long-lived,

Curop.

36,11.

7roXuoucrios, ov,

Deut.

1, 28.

ov, (a&pa)

nokkovsf

5997.
ov,

At

many

of many

(o-rixos)

errj nokk?
also

pov

nokvaneppos.

(nokvxpovos),

nokvxpovl?oa,

Rom.

Sept.

ApOCR.

nokvafjpavros.

tones of voice. Diod.

727 E, et alibi.

iroXv?

499,

ov,

as,

lamps,

13.

3,

Sept. Job. 8, 2.
To nokv,

having

ov,=

17,

2.

as,

ov,

of

iroXvXvxvov,

211.

Cont.

iroXvXvxvov,

2)

palaces,

7.

circle

rich.

very

much.

things,

bodies. Diod.

Eis

churches

Xaios. Theoph.
Theoph.

?roXvoTixos,

nokvqboavla,

lieving in many gods.

Homil.

Rom.

fj bvo r? nokv.

nokva&paros,

Magnes.

II,

r? e?vrj.

'H y?p n??rjals

ov, (afjpa)

nokvarjpos,

Strab.

1, substantively.

Magnes.

7rap? navra

(nkovaios)

nokv,

Andr.

nokvanipparos,

iroXvevraKTos,

iroXvpira,

ov,

nokvppfjpoav,ov, (pfjp?) wordy.

14,

the Ritual,

CLEM.

to be numerous.

(nokvnkrj?fjs),

Karakap?avei,

Substantively,

135th

7roXXa7rXao-i?)s.

7toXvs, nokkfj,
ov,

Plut.

7roXXa7rXao'iaa'p?s.

1, 15, 5.

6, 3.

angel.

iroXv?Xaios means

Greek,

1.

4,

70.

nokvnkovaios,
PORPH.

18, et alibi.

Orig.

Iren.

?,

7, 7 noXvTrXr?tfe?re

chandelier.']
iroXv?Xcos,

2.

1020 C.

nokvnkrj?ioa

TroXu?a7r?vco?, adv.

Cer.

ov,

=
7ToXv7rXao-icos
are

Deut.

Sept.

7roXXa7rXao-i??u>.

8,1.

872 E.
=
7roXu?aTr?v)7Tos, ov,

nokvnkaaiaap?s,

19, 2.

where

place

multitude

1, 11.

Diod.

many-eyed.

IGNAT.

oxXov.

ov, rb, (iroXvavbpos)

iroXv?vbpiov,

Sept.

beloved.

of men,

ov, (?aa??kpos)

nokvoqb??kpos,

as,

iroXvavbpia,

13.

387,

iro\vypovio<;

nokvxp?viov,

applied

to

nokkovs/

Or Eis

errj noXk?f

Porph.

Cer.

527, 8.

the

ex

Curop.

484 ir?GTovp,o<?

iroXv^poviapba

aros,

iroXvxp?vtopa,

act

the

to,

tifex

C?ROP.

iroXvxpov?Co.

of

maximus,

Zos.

peyiaros.

?pxiepevs

19.

216,

217, 8.

75.
as,

iroXvop?a,

ij,

to

irofiirevo,
carried

224 C.
76. Mal.
[The
was

city

11.

24,

most

; opposed

436,

an

on

his

with

back

way
one

of

rider's

the

the

relatives,

nephew

I, 912 D.

Socr.

rjs, ij, disgrace,

30,

Mal.

6,17.

ecra,

or

suffer

feel

Them.

Porph.

Theoph.

Metaphorically.

mpbias, Let us feel for

ir?vrjfia, aros,

rb, work,

Theoph.

6. 99.

n?pra,

562.

Thorn. Euangel.
>EKp?rrjo

21

472,

ras

Uovijoofiev

sense

in the

of

Mal.

book.

(Compare Hippol.

v avrbv

16, 2.

A,

ir?vrrjv, rb,

177 'Evtois

25.

34,

Apophth.

ou, t?,

23

accusative.

LEO.

48

15,

2.

289,

4033.

ims,

(ir?vnXov)

o, p ont

to

n?vrtXa,

the

lay

ms,

if ex,

I, 65 E.

Plut.

irovnqbimXios,
irovriqbif;,

19.

Basilic

7ropn?,

iKos, b,=

Mau

log.

fjroi

f?Xa

Kpefi?

irovriqbi?,

ov, ?, pontificalis.
o,

irovriqbe?.

timbers,

in con

as

12, 12.

Lyd.

harlots.

Ignat.

harlot,

bastard.

PALLAD.

nopvo?oams.

INSCR.

41, 21. 95.

62,

147, 11.

porter,

Pon-

B.

Theoph.

283.

SCHED.

?vpoapos,

door-keeper,

22.
PORPH.

i CUS,

9, 20.

Cer.

22,16.

CHRON.

noprrj?.

nopri?,

THEOPH.

n?pnms.

ov, (nop(favpa,
to

the

621,

amount.

rfjs poyas,

The

in

Cer. 36, 10.

Porph.

amount

purple,
children.

emperor's

Byzantine

1.

147,

born

yevv?oa)

199, 12, et alibi.

(noa?s)

CONT.

Cer.

651,

14

of pay.

noa?rrjs, rjros, fj, (n?aos) quantity. POLYB. 16, 12, 10.

Clem. Rom. Epist. 1, 35. Hippol.
36, 81 T^v no
rov

xp?vov,

T?)v noa?rrjra

13

space

*Ev noarrj

Mal.

of

time.

in

order?

I noarovpos,

112,

22

1,12,

5.

r&v XPW^T(?V'
Antec

ov, r?, postliminium.

rj, ov, quotus?

n?aros,

The

r&v

which
bvo prjv&v

fjpipa ; On

the two months ?

6.

TLovr?qbij; p?^ipos,

693, 21.

Lex.

969

(536),

13, 1, 5, p. 12.

Adm.
to,

CONST.

590, 7.

n?pnms.

given

Porph.

noarktplviov,

?pxicpevs.

Lyd.

of

nvkrj.

184,

nop?avpoy?vvrjros,

a?rrjra
ooa,

Mal.

T? noabv

timber,

of

piece

(ponti?s)

12.

12,

Ill,

nopr?pios.

ov, b, port

nopTiKos,

Apocr.

Arsen.

ir?vrrjv, rrjv y?qbvpav,

PROC.

after

born

ov, b, portarius,

7TOO-?V,ov,

ir?vrep.

spying

(rpiqboa)

rjs, fj, porta,

rj, b,=

title

te m,

structing a floor? Mauric.

irovriqbe?,

b,

=
7r?pTrj?, rjKos, b,

133.

peva.
irovnX?o,

as or

noprapios,

ir?vos.

on
s), p

(pon

Gen.

Sept.

Sept.

whoremonger.

mnroa)

(yevv?oa)

ov,

nvkoap?s.

Plut. I, 65 F.
j

RIC.

178,

nopr?prjs,

them.

soreness.

ov, ?, pain,

7t?vtiXov,

ov,

99, 8. Chron.
728, 15, et alibi.

Apocr.

vqb' rjp?v ireirovrjp?vois.)

irporepov

ir?vrep

to ache.

Chron.

103

I,

Vit. Chrys. 18 D.

5,16.

pain,

14, 2.

Thorn. Euangel. A,

B.

19.

Mal.
to

I,

Plut.

B.

103

(interpol.) 11.

nopvorp?qbos,

oveibos.

reproach,

948 A.

Pachom.
Plut.

x?ip?S'

ov, b, (amn?oa)

Antioch.

procession.

or?Xov.

21.

23,

nopvoamnos,

6.

Trove?,

ir?vos,

in mock

about

2. To insult, v?piCo. Socr.

irofiirij,

Prov.

transporting.

'AXe?av8peias

nopevopai.

(nopvrj,

in

employed

x?ip^os.

b,

nopvoyivvrjros,

to be carried

Intransitive,

ov,

nopvomnos,

instance.

for

ov, b, p?reus,

nopms,

682, 11 seq.]

See Theoph.

Epiph.

for

transporting,

Jur.

GLOSS.

mnrjke?ov.

npontva,

ov, porcius,

n?pKios,

the ass was led by some

his

THEOPH.

yicjavpa) pontoon.

Tov nopevnmv

5889

barbarous

nopevca,

of rank

towards

fj, ?v,

INSCR.

him hold the tail by

The Constantinopolitan rabble were

particularly gratified when

r), p opina,

nopevnms,

head of the animal, and make

of bridle.

as,

non?va,

Aster.

a man

of disgracing
ass

to be

culprit

I, 321, 14. Ill,

Theoph.
628, 12.

11.

as, fj, (ponto,

novroyiqbvpa,

496, 14.

procession.

Proc.

mode

popular
him

to put

in mock

976 D.

cause

to

publicly,

the

Ephes.

or attention

1, 59. 91, p. 102, 18.

disgrace

about

care

much

(opa)

to ?Xtycop?a. Diod.

postumus.

ANTEC

1, 13, 4.

Chron.
what

18,
day

of

485
irpalha

TTOTa/JLOTTVLKTos

ov,

irorap?nviKTos,
Theoph.

561,

Horajxoppvros

down

a river.

by

Scymn.

mooirepos.
alluvial.

1, 34.

DlQD.

uncertain.

to,

Porph.

3,3,

To mivbv

cup.

cup, the cup out of which

at

drink

the

Eukhol.

of

the marriage

The

aros,

with which

rb,

bioKoirorijpiov.

I, 133 A. E To

Athan.

193 A

irorijpiov.

chalice,

cup,

8, 13, 4.

cloth

Porph.

is covered.

to

Gen.

to drink.

32.

19,

rb,

Gen. 24, 20.

have
o?,

iroT?s,
Cer.

(ir

or

Sept.

42,

lorijs)

I, 65 F.

Compare
as

of

publico,

(irov?Xims)

[Plutarch

MauriC.

43.

1,

1,

4.

French

1, 103.

Latinized

puggs,

bag, purse,

6, 2.

Leo.

into

irovX?ov,
Apocr.

to

to,

EPIPH.

'ESeero

B.

618

I,

in

engage

trade.

Apophth.

traffic.

160.

Mal.

Poemen.

Theoph.

9.

Porph.
512,
270, 19 *A7rep?nb r&v Uar^ivaKtr&v

ov,

b,

negotiator,

(npayparevopai)

merchant.

trader,

2831. 3104.

Plut.

Epiph.

525

II,

broker,

A.

I, 1107 B.

831

Nil.

A.

Epist.

fj, ?v,

Theoph.

budget,

3, 23,

rb,

Thom.

VOL. VII.

pillow,

NEW

bolster,

35.

npay par tms,

oirep ml
avis,
A,

2, 3.

SERIES.

2kvt?ov

viroKeqb?Xaiov,

Lex.

62

opvis,
Sched.

?pvioiov.
844.

amqbrj, Mer

pragmati.cus,
7,

to

relating
rvnos,

Upaypanms

Lyd.

236,

civil

Prag

T?paypanms

v?pos,

r? npay par tmv,

pragmaticum,

edict.

imperial

sense.

same

in the

Ephes.

1736

B.

an

Chal.

Can.

12.

222.
adv.

in

actually,

Porph.

fact.

Cer.

638,

21.
=

npaecjaeKToapla,

npa?ba

as,

or npalba,

kela. Mal.

BASILIC

npatn?airos.

38, Prooem.

irovX?iov.
bird,

?v,

fj,
Novell.

sanctio.

npaen?airos

E ROTI AN.

(pullus)
Euangel.

cushion,

to a mer

belonging

15 npayparevnm

591,

Substantively,

pocket,

(npayparevrfjs)

chant-vessels.

Lyd.

pulvinus,

irpooKcqb?Xaiov,

ov,

31

'Avbpiov.)
traffic.

trade,

18.

71,

npaypariK&s,

irovX?ivov.

bepp?rivov

aov.

21.

69,

Leimon.

npayparevrfjs,

Mauric.

irovyyiv.

[Compare

punga,

poche.J

Epict.

aov,

r&v nob&v

458, 16.

m?tica

irovKXa, see ?ovKXa.

irovX?iov.

pamplov
trade,

a form

r&v nob&v

et Matthiae

Andr.

103.

1, p.

thy feet,

'Epoi,
exei,

npay pare lav, To

npayparevrims,

16

286,

Antec.

PtOCH.

pocca,

Anglo-Saxon

ov,

989

Act.

fj,

Uoie?a?ai

affairs.

irovX?ivov,

1.

Xoius

1, 14,

aov, By

riva.Ovra>s

rov

Adm.

chant.

HlPPOL.

brjp?aios.

TTouyyiov, ou, to, Gothic

irovX?iov

Porph.

Inscr.

Porph.

horses.

divulge.

Can.

irovyyiov, purse.

pouch,

?kka

as,

agent,

Tipo??Vs.]

7, 41, et alibi.

L?o.

Afr.

Cod.

irovyyiv for

Chal.

r&v nob&v

Adm.

Sept.

3.

1, 11,
Apophth.

Antec

pure.

Apocr.

(Compare

109.

57.

1, 2.

obtestation.

npbs

11, 5.

2, 260.

ov, publicus,

irov?XiKij.

2,

npayparevovrai.

watering,

3, 5, et alibi.

irov?Kims,

Basilic

MAURIC

anywhere.

T&v nob&v

npayparevopai,

et alibi.

watering-trough.

ttot?7vs.

(tt?tos)

loa,

irov?XiKiCo,

Lyd.

accusatives.

3.

480,

1, 9.

10,

bwar?s. Plut.

written

?,

two

30, 38.

iroTvijs,pot ens,
must

With
Matt.

NT.

ov,

iroriorijpiov,

adv.

(purus),

433, 13.

give

625,

69.

7TOVS,ob?s, b, foot.

Cer.

631, 11.

adv.

(nov, nori),

n pay p?rela,

the

2, mXvppa)

(irorijpiov

the chalice

Kvpiamv.

Uorijpiov

Chron.

285.

Antec

ov, ?, pupillus.

7rovViXXos,

Kal ivereikaro

communion

irorrjpomXvppa,

iroriCo,

pulpito.

of

ceremony.

251.

Const. Apost.
pvoriKov

7rovX7rir??>, oaaa, (noi\ntrov)

novpoas

the bride and bridegroom

conclusion

p.

2.

common

irorijpiov, The

7r?X7Tirov.

pulpitum,

Theoph.

Leimon.

463.

Cer.

t?,

name.

novnore

ir?rCos, ov, ?, meaning

ov,

ov,

as a proper

2,233.

p. 175, 69.

irorijpiov,

novkmrov,
18,

ov, (x?vvvjii)

irorafi?xoorqs,

in a river.

drowned

itviktos)

washed

ov, (peo)

irorafi?ppvros,
165

(irorap?s,
11.

fj, praefectura,

56,

11

inapx?rrjs.

(titul.).
NOVELL.

? y.
as,

r
fj, p a e d a,

108,19,

et alibi.

booty,

Chron.

plunder,

462, 9.

npiba,

486V(0
7Tpai?

evoa,

irpaibevo,
overrun,

Vit.

less

irpaiKoKtov,
-ocis)

apricot,

1, 165

Ta

b? irpaimKia,

Pcopatort
: that

irpoeiprjp?vov

is, Apricots

digestible

two

recognizes

irpeKoKKia and

the

varieties

of

prjXa.

'Appeviam

irpeKoKKia
209

altogether.

in both

C,

VI,

written

places

A.

348

and

Greece,

in Persian

means

to assume

that

XIII,

admitted,

the

Xipalrcap

it is not
word

absurd

the

kaKes. Dion

peach

it was natural for the Romans

name

its Armenian

connect

converted

Greeks
Armenian

irpemKKiov

(or

into ?epUoKmv,

name)

their

with

is praecoc.

the root of which

vell.

kuk,

to

the gate

original

angel.

Apocr.

ov,

Inscr.

p. 1165. Eus. 9,1, p. 440, 28.

Basil.
Ill, 365 A.
7rpaio*evr?Xios,

which

see.

Athan.

?, praesentalis,

Cer. 392, 7.

Porph.
explained

TrpaicevraXios,

irapovoiaorrjs

tium

Ill,

I, 387 A.

Scho

the

plural

irapajiovrj2).

irpaioevr?Xtoi,

EDICT. 13, 2.

ai irapajiovai

(see

3,

22,

to

knock

at

inl

to

arparrj

praetorium,
NT.

?ivrjs mr?kvppa.

15, 16.

Lyd.
an

the

frequent

17 D.

Chrys.

(npair&ptos)

r&v

t&v

Matt.

171, 8.
house.

elegant

Novell.

npa?qbeKTos,

6, 16

simply

cohor
Praefectus

1 (titul.).

4.

1, 21,

Praefectus
or

t&v npairoaploav, =

"Ynapxos

tec

1, 2, p.

Prefect of the praetorian cohorts (or

Vit. Chrys. 39 D.
Pallad.
Chal. 1005

guards).
A. Novell.

Novell.

Socr.

npairoaploav.

npairoaploav,

praetoriarum,

Ejrapxos

r&v

npairoaploav.

(titul.).

upaiT&ptos
ot

EpiCT.

Krvnioa)
Hence,

ov, praetorius.

a,

praetorio,

495, 6 Tpi?ovvos j
the

(?av

73, 19. No

Zos.

npair&piov.

Vit.

probably

T&v aTpartoar&v

Eu

Koprjrarijoios,

in

wkt?

159, Prooem.
npatr&pios,

Vol.

of

praetorium.

arparrjyiKov

2. House,

lium.
In

r?,

ov,

"Enapxos

o, praepositus.

ou,

the

27, 27. Marc.

See

Nicod.

157, 21.

Pallad.

to

yiov,

1, 2.

I, A,

TrpaiTr?o-iTos,

Krjpv?.

I,

o? ev nakartoa

720, 33.

dimin.

praetorium.

bar
of the present day,
p1p*"D,
Domestica
Prunus
;
t^DtTD,
plum,

6, praeco,

10,15

Proc

plebis,

rjaoa, (npair&piov,

of

npair&piov,

see.

which

Lyd.

to,

npairoapioKTvnioa,

Byzantine
the

perhaps

being the word for apricot.

in
also CapraXov, the Appendix.]
ovos,

us.

urban

47.

praecox,

The

mishmish,

irpaUov,

arparrjy?s.

Lyd.

104,17.

13, 1. Proc
III, 116, 12.
the judge of a ?ipa. Leo. 4, 31.
Cass.

13, 3.

npairoaplbiov,

In the Arabic
means

Zos.

rj, ?v, praetorianus,

npaiToaptavos,

it must have been confounded at first

(with which
by the Europeans),

Olymp.

ship.

enapxos,

vnapxos,

r&v bfjpoav, Praetor

napxos. Novell.
2. Praetor,

contained

before

ripens

militia,

praetor

Praetor

ovp?avos,

npalroap

This being

sounds (brqwq).

apricot

to Italy

barkuk,

plp*"0?

Armenian

nap?po

353, 20.
its Armenian

And

ancient

the same elementary

as

it. Now

apricot.
the

that

suppose

may

name went along with

praesens

praetura,

5, 8, p. 269, 35.

Socr.

irpemKKiov.

[As the apricot was carried from Armenia

we

fj,

capos, b, praetor,

npalroap,

the term

ther that the purists of his time avoided

Galen.

fur

remarks

ipnap?uovos,

470, 8.

the

apricots,

He

nap&v,

r? npalaevrov,

as,

npairovpa,

peaches.

Galen

present,

208.

Chron.

Substantively,

r?v

evoropax?rcpa
are more

176,

a body of troops so called. Const.

(536), 1208 D.
Novell.
Euagr.
22, Epilog.
4, 3. Mal. 375, 16.
et
alibi.
378, 9,

mXovpeva

irepo?K?v pijXov],

[r?v

to be

npalaevros)
3.

ov, praesens,

vov.

DlOSC

firjXov 'Appeviamv.

?epUoKmv,

cloi

napapivoa.

(praecox,

(praesens,

MAL.

npalaevros,

ov, to,

irpemKKiov,

?e piKp?repa

b? 'AppevtaK?,

(536),

evaa,

npaiaevrevoa,
E.

1209

30, 21, et alibi.

Mal.

correctly

?0 plunder,

dor,

Const.

Xrj?Copai, mrarp?xo.

Sab. ?39 B.

than

p rae

praedo,

(irpa?ba)

TTpaifalCTOS

inlrponos,

Tutor

praetorius.

An

3.

ov, ?, praefectus,

prefect,

npiqaeKros,

npoe

l0V

7Tpa/CT0p

orrjK?s.

Polyb.

171,7.

ov, rb,

irpaKT?piov,

ou, rb,

irp?vbiov,

(irp?Krop)

ov, ?,

irpa?air?oroXos,

359, 7.
with

fillets

Porph.

r?v

ai irp?^eis

rj, act.

Ai

r?v

irp?^eis

81.

the Acts

?iroor?Xov,

To

o?, ?,

TLpaoiav?s,

ov,

Itpaotvo?everoi,

ol,

1, 5.

ANTON.

Up?oivos.

'0 XWos ? irp?oivos,

ov, green.

Gen.

emerald

ol

Sept.

In

the ancient

(see

Substantively,

one of

Prasini,

Greens,
Cass. 985, 71.

Lyd.

65, 20.

Dion

I, 119, 15.

Proc.

irp?oios,

90.

Theoph.

irp?ooo

DlON

CaSS.

18.

1228,

to be.

I,

717

Sept.

irpavrrjs,

rjros, rj, (irpavs)

=
Trpe'?a
irpempios,

ATHAN.

irpatba.

see

irpemKKiov,

10.

ANTEC.

1,

PHOT.

apud

80,

p.

Euagr.

724,18.

716,10.
ov,

as of

ij, intercession,

r?,

the

Basil.

Saints.

1252 C.

Scitens.

Chron.

Sept.

Gen.

43,

32

Ps. 70, 18.

2. Legata,
irpeo?evo,

1, Prooem.

Novell.

e?crco, to set forth,

believe, to believe. Martyr.

defend,

profess,

Ignat.

3.

profess

Eus.

to

npiyKtn?rov,

1, 1. |

Porph.

Rom.

veteran,
fj,

as

3, 5, 3.

see

Can.
47.

57.

230

C.

per?voia.

Vit.

CEDR.

in the

npea?vrtbes

early

28.

Const.

r^v Kecjaakrjv l?ik?rov

21.

46,
22.

I, 258,

Parados.
b

church.
Apost.

11.

Laod.

Apocr.

r? npi?ara

Sab.

The

SlMOC

npalaevrov?

Theod.

44.

1,

woman.

Martyr.

npalqbeKros.

Vit.

NT.

Epist.

?erepavos.

npalaevros.

Pallad.

1. 11.

elderly

2.

npea?vrepos,

2, 57, 8.

Lyd.

Chal.

? 1.

2.

I, Can.

the presbyters,

Neocass.

440 A.

npi?tkfjyiov,
Xrjy?ra.

NlC

elder, presbyter.

Clem.

Substantively,

npi?aroapla

seniority.

2.

Pilat.

10

np?obeKros.

rj, ov, p r i V a t U S , Ibioarims.

94 D.
25.

old age.

npea?v
1 Ilpoai

2, 28,

1, 15.

Matt.

'E?eriva?ev
npi?aros,

as,

APOST.

10,

et

ov, rb,

npicjaeKTos

8,

the orders

npeaevros

OLYMP,

ai npea?vrepat

one of
Act.

npeaivrtov,

TrpaiTr?criTos.

III, 421 B.

irpeo?eia,

tbos,

2, 28, 2.

58, 3.
irpeo?eia,

Soz.

rfjs peravolas

Apocr.

irpaimKiov.

Apost.

6.

Magn.

formed

89,

II, 453 C. D.

office of presbyter, presbyterate, npea?vre

passim.

!npea?vns,

B.

114

I,

Ps.

SEPT.

a, ov, p r e C a r i U S , irapaKXrjrims.

14, 1, p. 101.

irpeir?airos

meekness.

of a monastic

prioress

(npea?vrepos)

ov, b, (npea?vs)

'O inl

XaK? eirparrov.

the

Basil.

CONST.

rb,

2. Veteranus,

irpav?vpos, ov, (irpavs, ?vpos) of gentle disposition.

Prov. 14, 30. ?

1, 13, p.

npea?vrepas.

Const.

pe?ov.

'Ev rf? q>v

Soz.

18.

Can.

Ignat.

EPIPH.

rov

'Y^rep

body, presbytery. NT. 1 Tim. 4, 14. Const. Apost.

2, 57, 4. 8, 4, 2, et alibi. Ignat. Ephes. 2. 4.

Apost.

1362,

332, 7.

Cont.

ir
parro,

or

ov,

npea?vrepos,

irp?oivos.

ai.

ov, r?, == npea?vriptov

Chrys. 56 D.

(See also bijpos.) \

ov,=

mke?v

2. The

the

?lpibes,

of the circus.

the factions

fjp&v

7, 41.

Anc
ol Up?oivoi,

421

npbs

church,

npea?vns).

npea?vriptov,

12.

2,

aov

ribes

B?veroi. THEOPH. 356, 2. [

irp?oivos,

nap

1, 3.

HI,

as, fj, (npea?vrepos)

SOCR.
Kai

rov

npea?evoa

oi Up?oivoi

to

equivalent

Basil.

676 D.

Ant.

npea?eveaoai

Soz.

establishment for women.

!
povpevots
of theApostles, the title of a work by Luke, the author of the Gospel. NT. Act. (titul.). Orig. IV, 4 C. npea?vrepeiov,
~

Tpe?s

intercede.

iy&

2.
Acts

?eovs

Ibid. 406 A.

npea?vripa,

Triod.
The

30, 48.

72, 1.

Cer.

Airoor?Xov,

Ill,

naibbs

braid,

Adm.

Porph.

Id. 4, 11, p. 157. Eust.

277

aln&vrai.
2.

braudeum,

bredan)

15.

Gloss.

the name of a book.

of theApostles,
cos,

3, 24, p. 116.

Lyd.

4957,

pignerarium.

Theoph.

Trp?v?ios, ov, ornamented

irp?^is,

1, 71.

Apol.

INSCR.

irpaKr?piov.

(Saxon

band.

fillet,

Just.

TTpLJKLTTarOV

BASIL.

ov, rb,=

irpaKr?pe?ov,

5.

6,26,

487

ANTEC

npiov?ra.

Ill, 646 B.

1, 1, 4.
BASIL.

Novell.

Ill,

128,

191, 14.
Lyd.

npo?aroapla.
ov,

ov,
Adm.

19.

U
p r i V i 1 e g i m,

rb,

1637 A.

196,

Lyd.
rb,
120,

n
p r i c i p a t u s,
24.

v?pos

IbioartK?s.

10, 23 npt?ikeytov.
principality.

488
7TpO

TTpi^KLTTia
npiyKinia, ?v, r?, (p r i n c i p i um) =

?px*?a* Plut.

I,

1057 F. I
BpiyKlmos,

Prince's

in the Propontis.

Islands,
ov, b, =

nplyKinos,

ov,

HpiyKwros,

r) rov IlplyKincs

one

of

one

b, princeps,

ov, b, the office

npipiKrjp?ros,

It wae

as

also

used

Chrys.
Mal.

of npipiKfjpios.

a title.

Theoph.

ov,

b,

1, 239.

Epist.

b np&Tos

TJpippiKfjpios,
a,

r?Ceoas

5.

b npoa

2,

Lyd.

ov, primus,

np&ros.

tcov
one

198,

Leo.

np?pov.

Xey?pevov

Lyd.

vnepaaniarfjs.

Apol.

4,

1,

158,

vplvKiy?r,

see nplyKiyfr.

npi?viov,

ov, rb, saw,

Leo.

5,

out

create

nothing,

of

HlPPOL.

navra.

cav, r?,

privatum,
npi?ara,

re Kal Krfjpara.
also

(See

7, 5, 96
Krrjp?roav

Ta

pr)

ovros

napayaye?v

r?

Chal.

the

849

narpip&viov,

K?prjs
and

rov ?aaikeoas.
Ibt?Krrjra

tov ?aaikeoas.)

emperor's

?Sia tov ?aaikioas

r?

private
xpVPar?

r&v ?eloav npiov?

compare.

ago,

years

or

less.

ago.

Polyb.

2, 20,

(Compare
r?

yiyveo?ai
rrjv

Basilic

7, 5, 97 Tc?v IbiK&v

y?yove

vision

irapeio
E

pe, Many

6 Ta?Ta

LTp?
years

b? ovve?aive
bia?aoeos

ire
pi

b? rrjs YaXar?v

ir?pirro

....
1017

cre? rrjs
Uvppov

irp?rcpov

rp?ro

'iTaX?av,

AcXqbovs

biaqb?op?s.)
it

In dates
I

5836

kalendas

the

represents

TTp? KaXav?cov

(A. D.

Ante

diem
5906

junias.
nonas

III

diem

qbe?povapiov.

407, 10. ATHAN. I, 204 A

puis

ce m b r i s.

cedes

vcovcov
Plut.

1064 A Upb

7, 32,

pp.

369,

'Ebo?rjirpbbemir?vre

TTp?, ijp?pa

Inscr.

Pridie

beKcp?piov,

rrj rpiamorrj

3834

kalendas

IIp?
de

15 LTp?pi?s KaXav

Act. Andr.

Apocr.

frequently,

Very

unde

?v Tpi?epois.

lovvlov

KaXav?cov

78) Upb

maias.

Eus.

LTpo r

I, 61 D LTp? bempi?s mXavb?v jiatov.

bemoKTo mXavb?v

Inscr.
diem

Ante

5879
lovvlov,

kalendas

ante.

Latin

lavovapiov,

januarias.

evbem mXavb?v

b?v beKep?piov

157.

or domain,

jrpiovoYa,

?k tov

to

yeve?Xiov

had

TrXeov rj eXarrov
more

Upb pi?s corresponds topridie.

6.

in the dialect of the Gnostics,

npionoteoa (Uplanos),

II,

oirraoia

ovXXrjqb?rjvai, He

fiercoreiXar?

KaXavb?v
nploav, npiarfjp.

Plut.

'Ev

xp?vcov

II.

KaXe?a-tfai Xpianavol.

rov

ijuep?v

r?v

rjji?pas
5

POLYC.

rov

?irr?

suffered.

7rp? p?as

ir?oxa

the Passover.

before

he

before

....

rov

rjpep?v

1 up?

1,

e? xp?vcov,

pa?cov, Ante

22.

Pind.
With
the genitive.
*7Tpiv, ante, before, np?.
Epiph.
120
A
77
I,
Hplv tov
Hpiv ?pas.
Pyth. 4,

roav.

ijyayev, Forty

cimum

nporUrcap,

LTp? e?

rov

?r?v

TTp? ??o

TouTcov TrXeiorcov

rjpep?v
SCUtarius,

days

.
*Eqbaoav

reoaapamvra

2.
71.

17.

ov, ?, primus

irpipdo-Kovr?pios,

SuiD.

172, 23 M?pnov rbv np&rjv

12, 9. Mal.

Mauric

Just.

serrated.

three days before he was apprehended.

Further examples.
Const. Ill, 632 D up? tou

rvxovarjs.

rfjs

Seven

....

days

Narr?t.

rjpep?v

474,

997 C.

npipiKfjpios* Ephes.

Six

Brj?aviav,
Joseph.

eis

=
npippiKfjpios

eis

rjX?ev

12,

irpb rpi?v

15.

estate

Joan.

MARTYR.

npopoaKplvtos,

primiscrinius,

np&Tos rfjs r?Ceoas. NlL.

np?pos,

NT.

?iro?avclv.

of the officers of the imperial palace.

nptpKTKplvios,

oeiopov.

25 E.

705,

C.

saw-like,

EIA?)

UTrep 'lepovoaXrjp

717

(536), 1016 D.

Const.

41,

Inscr.

npippiKfjpios,

1248 D.

revoav. Chal.

7.

116

15.

et?ev

ira?elv,

principes

6, 21,
Vit.

ov, b, primicerius,

vpipiKfjpios,

the

of

Polyb.

(irpiorijp,

1, 1 Ous

Apocr.

legion.
b np?vKty?r. Pallad.
124, 12, et alibi.

Lyd.

Islands.

Prince's

vfjaos^]

in a Roman
4381,

3, 41.

Epist.

Aret.

irpiov.

7rp?,prep, before, with the genitive of a noun denoting

time, in expressions like the following. Sept. Amos.

78, 8.

745, 6. Cedr.
II, 536, 19.
[The word originated in the expression

13.

np?yKiy?r, mos,

TLpiyK?moi Nfjaoi,

Mal.

Esai.

Sept.

15.

681,

Attal.

NlL.

np?yKt\?r.

17, Prinkipos,

Theoph.

es,

irpiorrjpoeibijs,
Ai

ov, (iLplyKiyjs) Prince's.

saw,

rjpos, ?, (irplo)

| irpiarrjp,

vocp?piov.

the feminine of the article pre

being

understood.

Joseph.

Ant.

14, 10, 10 Tjj irpbTpi?v elb?v ?irp?XXiov,equivalent to

T?) Tp?rrjirpb elb?v ?irp?XXiov. IGNAT. Roman. 10 Tfj
mXavb?v
irpb ?vv?a
tol.

3, 27

Tjj

irpb

oeirrep?piov.
I Kat A

THEOPHIL.

KaXav?c?v pa?cov ==

Ad

Au

evbemrrj.

489
*irpoyvc?orT7)<;
TTpo?ya)

p. 409, 13.

Eus.

Epiph.

I, 394 C.

Athan.

420 A.

SOCR.

Here

also

is the

f? npb pi?s

representative

np&rrj npb
to

npo?yoa,
axrjpa

31

Can.

Apost.

be

Ilpofjyero

1. 2. Ant.

44

612,

II,

Eis

Neocaes.

23.

Pallad.

avrov

vlbv

rbv

61.

pe??ov
et

Act.

ApOCR.

b?^rjs npoax?rjaopevos.

Matt.

yerai

DiOD.

promote.

np?

Nie

Vit. Chrys.

See

et alibi.

npo?yei,

2.

npomnfj

Ps.

Sept.

POLYB.

Nehem.

6, 8, 4,

ov,

npoavevcfarjpioa

to cheer

(?vevobrjpioa),

Method.

39, 6.

1.

482,

1, 51.

Cedr.

II, 513,
156, 8

III,

to sheep.

Sept.

1.

3,

as,

i),

?irobeif-is.

ovoraois,

probatoria,

196, 14.
irpo?i?aCo, to teach, ovp?i?aCo.
ov,

irpo?iKiaXios,

?,

Sept. Deut.

6, 7.

Pallad.

provincialis.

Vit.

Gnost.

to

Cont.

take

away

the first principle,

term.

Iren.

rb, dimin.

Iren.

of npoaareiov,

villa.

17 incorrectly written

713,

producer,

3.

1, 11,

npoaacja?klCoa(?acfaaki?oa),to secure beforehand.

p.

Clem.

test, specimen,

be?ypa.

sample,

Cer. 340, 5.
6, 32, 1. Porph.
Thessalon. Capt. 426, 18.

npo?alvoa,
THEOPH.

be
112,

el pr) vnep?fj
or

or

promoted
13

rvva?Ka

r? if-fjmvra

npo?akkopai,

appointed,

Ptoch.

1 and 2.

Tryph.

?REN.

11,

1, 2, 6.

Ovoias

or

irpo?XrjrtKOv.

els btamvtaaav

pr) npo?alveiv,

to

put forth

from

1, 8, 5. Hippol.

Tatian.

185.

5.

Iren.

one's

philoso
1,

1,

Athan.

as

used

PORPH.

Cer.

12.

19,

ov,

??

the Gnostic

bj

1, 8, 5.

breakwater,

(y?pos)

phi

Clem.

94, 12 Hpo

9.

527,

before

for

the protection

of

300, 21.

HI,

marriage.

301,

Novell.

?lpoyapiaia bope?.

irp?yXoooos, ov, (yX?ooa) hasty of

Barn.

emitter,

I, 678, 21.

harbor, pOXos, irpoKvpa?a.Proc.

20. 316, 13.
a,

Homil.

I, 99 A.
to office. Theoph.

shop ? Cedr.

ov, ?, mole,

38, Prooem.

to emit,

62.

2. Retail

Rom.

1, 1, 1 and 2.

Iren.

eirioK?irov.

irpoyapialos,

errj.

Clem.

1.

2. Appointment

!irpo?oXos,
2.

npoipxopai

self, said of the emanations of the Gnostic

Just.

187

rjs, rj, emanation,

losophers.
Alex.
508.

?oXr)

Eust.
to

1.

irpo?oXij

progenitor.
1, 2,

irpo?oXij,

7rpoa- j

10.

15,

as, fj, p r o b a, proof,

Basilic

rb, =

Hippol.

emitting.

beforehand.

arlr?rjv.

Homil.

aros,

irpo?oXevs,eos, ?, (irpo?aXXo) emanator (Latin),

a Gnostic

Theoph.

irpo?Xrjpa,

924.

p.

for npoaarlr?tov,

npoaarlr^iv

in anticipation.

before,

npoapxfj, fjs, fj, (?pxh) fore-beginning,

the absolute;

1,12,4.

irpo?Xrjrims, ij, ?v, (irpo?aKko) capable of producing

(?noarepica)

Ptolem.

1,11,3.

irpo?Xeiro (?Xeiro), toforesee, irpoop?o. NT. Hebr.

40 irpo?Xe^aooai. BaRN. 6. 9.

D.

361

npoanoarepioa

phy.

??ai

oqbioiv

[ Lyd.

one

inconceivable,

absolutely

(avev?rjros)

of the epithets of the npoapxfj. Iren.

npo?akkca

*Ap?pooiov

Kp?as, mutton.

irpo?aropia,

'o vn?pxcavnpb r&v

54, 20

....

Chrys. 78 B.

npoavev?rjros,

2, 77.

irpo?anms, ij, ?v, (irpo?arov)pertaining

al&voav.)

npo?a,

666

irpov?aXovro.

Tovvres irpo?Xrjorjvaiiroifi?va. MAL.

Porph. Adm. 193, 14.

Upo?areiov

110.

p.

Vit. Chrys. 24 C.
ov,
npoai&vios,
(al&vtos) existing from all eternity. MeTHOD. 393 A. Athan.
I, 740 B. Basil. Ill, 83 E.

Rom.

HI,

els bi?mvov

O?aXevriav?v

21.

Pallad.

(Compare

665 ^

irpo?aras, ?, o, (irpo?arov) sheep-dealer.

16 F npo?

Impersonally,

Introduction,

fjs, fj, promotion,

npoayoayfj,

TheOD.

....

riva

cHp?KXetov

irpo?aretos, ov, (irpo?arov) sheep's. PrOC.

be of advantage.

prodest.

p.

42,

64.

I, Can.

?vayv&arrjs.

2. To

?aoiXea

158

irpo?aoiXevo (?aoiXcvo) to reign before. DlOD.

Martyr.

eis npea?vrepov.
9.

Can.

2,

irpoe?aXXero.

o?pridie.

5898 Tfj npb A voav&vpatoav, equivalent to Tfj ji

!
voav&v patoav.

Inscr.

to an office ; usually in the middle.

2. To appoint

I,

tongue, talkative.

19.

irpoyv?orrjs, ov, ?, (irpoyiv?oKo) foreknower.

Rom. Epist. 2, 9. Method.
377 D.

Clem.

490
7rpoyovr?

npoyovfj, fjs, fj, (np?yovos) privigna,

Antec
1, 10, 6.
ov,

np?yovos,

6, Byzantine

step-son.

60,
-vos in both

195,

35

17,

Clem. Alex.

npoblboa

ov,

to

tec

foreshadow.

9.

87,

on.

Phil

I,

4,

also

b, harbinger,

epithet

An

a
b,

pronepos,

(eyyovos)

ov,

7rpoe8pos,

b, president,

to

Theod.

exist

all

from

Iren.

1,

ovra.
above

aforesaid,

elprjpevos)

(eXprjpai

4697, 52. Polyb.

Inscr.

mentioned.

(npo?pxopai,

1, 9, 3. Eus.

Cer.

762,

6.

Eust.

et

33,

Homil.

vEoti

oplap?os.
Luitprand.

anoint

274

*H npoeoprtos
Substantively,

church feast.
days:
24. Aug.
npoe?pna

ioprrj
r?

Aovnov

npoebpna,

In the Ritual,
Sept.

7.

5. Aug.

Sept.
14.

of Christmas

[December ; that of Epiphany

rov

II,

SlMOC

ioprfjs.

peylarrjs

day

465,

118 C.

it applies to the fol

13. Nov.

20.

Febr.

1.

on

the

20th

1,

Apol.

?iriomiros

r)

Basil.

rjyovpcvos.

BASIL.

in good

453 A.,

II,

order

beforehand.

6.
Damasc.

Cvprj.

649

I,

B.

Petr.

131 A.

to go

MACAR.

137 B.

the

accusative.

With

before.

rj, ov,

(?yt?fco)

b?pa, The

C.
Mal.

CHROfN.

Synax.

irporjyiaojievov

of

on the 2d of January.

r?

159.

elements

employed at

(see

Quin.

Mart.

Can. 52.

12, where

rj, ov, partie,

adv.

of

SC.

irporjyiaoji?va,

founded with Gregory

irporjyovpevos,

Ta

Xeirovpyia).

21.

705,

irporjyovjievos,

consecrated

previously

the sacred elements

tcov

XeiTOupyia

consecrated.

previously

?c?pa.

BASIL.

(See also Laod.

Tprjy?pios

49.

is con

Ai?Xoyos

the Great.)
of

irporjyeojiai,

applied to a book or chapter.

Horol.
comes

cKKXrjoias,

2) prioress.

ov, to, z=: irpoCvprj.

II, 683 C.

preceding

Just.

eVi

8, 6, p. 382, 33.

monastery,

to put

(evrpariCo),
Cer.

Substantively,

p?prvpos.

the

5.

of

as

578 D.

of the Eucharist,

Clem.

Philon.

of a

531 D.

irporjyiaapevos,

the

a feast.

same

66, 18.

347.

beforehand.

rrjs

rjs, rj, (irpocor?s

irpoeor?oa,

the moderator

28,

irpoeor?res

LTpo

cos viraros.

the

usually
2,

13

182,

JlpoeXtfcov

Eus.

superior

irporjy?opai,

alibi.

be npoeoprtos

25

The

2. The

irpoCvpiov,

16.

20,

481,

lowing

forth,

PORPH.

nopnfj,

npoebpnos, ov, (ioprfj) preceding

Mar.

going

tc?v
have

rj bi?mvos.

irporjyiaop?va
to

(ivakel(jaoa),

npoev?kelqboa
Rom.

npbobos,

83.

npoek?e?v)

of

president,

1, 10, 2.

irpoCvprj, rjs, ij, leaven,

3, 7, p. 430.

Antec

process.

2. Procession,
Adm.

1 O?

Can.

Ant.

eoas, fj,

npoekevais,

those who

Mal.
7

186,

Apost.

Iren.

Porph.

5, 16, p. 231, 7.

issue,

Const.

irpoevrpeiriCo
rj, ov,

npoeiprjpevos,

one

cgcpxopai.
2 Mijns

8, 9,

irpo?aivo.

of Christians,

community

1,

1 7rpo

1,

no

?, (irpo?orrjpi)

II, 452 A.

eternity.

B.

first.

forth

than

8, 7,1.

Let

THEOPH.

irpea?vrepos
Socr.

bishops.

.6, 3.

8,

promoted,

?ros,

Ant.

Quin. Can. 2.

6, p. 14, 29.
npbeipi,

to

applied

milder

go forth,

irpocX??ro,

be

65. 67.

npoebpla, as, fj, the episcopal off ce or dignity.

Ill, 684 C.

I, 304

call

9).
To

oKoiros.

great-grandson.

1, 9, 3.

Antec

2.

irpoeor?s,

1, 9, 3.
ov,

out,

Apost.

rjX?ev viraros.

great-granddaughter.

to

provoco,

(emmXeopai),

to go

Const.

of

3, 12.

Euagr.

AtHAN.

rjpepa.

irpoe?pnos

not a right go out ; that is, Let all communicants

(irioroi) stay within (compare 8, 11, 5 : also Can.

receiver. Method.

forerunner,

also

(See

3.

Apost.

rjs, fj, proneptis,

npo?yyovos,

irpoeiriKaX?ofiai

P7 ?uvap?vcov

blboa.)

an

irpoe?pna.

1.)

POLYC.

372 A.

(See

(boxevs) first

John the Baptist.

npoeyy?vrj,

194

no

have

feasts

ov, rj,=

irpo?pxofiai,

Mal.

npoboxevs, icas, b,
381 C.
np?bpopos,

88, 12.

Adm.

564, 34. Method.

npoblboapi.

movable

irpo?opros,

places.

7rpo8iaTV7TO?> (8iarv7ro'<?),

40.

b, privignus,

Porph.

Trpoyov?s.

The

irapapovij

ov,

npoyov?s,

4, 43, p. 287, 98. Mal.

Diod.

Basilic

step-daughter.

Trporjyovfiev

irporjyovpevos,

Diod.
previously.

preceding,

as

1, 4, p. 8, 98.
HlPPOL.

491

irpo?cfia

aros,

np?oepa,

rb,

rfjs

?proi

The

the

Apocr.

the

of

Ritual,

Marc.

north

elements

sacramental

upon

175 D. Chrys.

the

4.

the

Eukhol.

elements

It

begins.

the

on

is

the

one

in Bekker.

of

the

634,

5.

fj, time fixed

as,

Afr.

Cod.

anything.

a month.

Within

fj, ?v,

tec

ov,

Ibid.

fj, ?v,

88

(Spuria),

dotalis,

has its proper

ArETH.

progress,

(innims)

of foreseeing.

the genitive

With

46.

MAL.

irpoKevoov,

irpo?

to

dotal,

before

Ilpo'innim

(npoKa?rjpat)

appoint

already,

(mraaKoneoa),
14,

An

npoiKtpa?os.

the

commencement

Chrys.

of

mp?tvevpara.

as a

clergyman.

to spy out
beforehand.

Laod.

Clem.

2.

1, 53, p.. 63,

ov,

?,

(titul.).

introductory

319, 22.

skirmisher,

(KX?o)

rjs, ij, (irpomirro)

1, 12, 7.

his

his

Con

15, et

372,

Leo.

mvpoop.

progress,

4,

Po

improvement.

2, 37, 10, et alibi.

Phryn.

Pallad.

preferment.

?,

opos,

Antec.

Vit.

Cod.

procurator.

Chrys.

Afr.

Can.

6.

1, 23,

ov, to,

Chron.

vanguard.

(praecursus)

717, 10.
as,

irpoKvpaia,

rj, (Kvpa)

ovoa,

irpoXa?ov,

JOSEPH.

irpo?oXos.

66 npomrep

catechism.

?v, (irpoXap,?avo,

irpoXa?elv)

Afr.

Cod.

preceding.

Bell.

Jud.

Can.

pre

former,

3.

Zos.

20,

6.

38, 18, et alibi.

ov, to,

press

for

Sept.

Esai.

irpoXo?os,

irp?Xoyos,

the

a vessel

juice

in front
the grapes,

of

of

a wine
viroXijviov.

5, 2.

ov, ?,

(Xo?os)
Sept.

ov, ?,=

Ke?pevov).

vat,

(Xrjv?s)

receiving

irprjyope?v.

?)ff>?> (npomrrjxioa)

Mal.

than

1,11,6.
NOVELL.

np?ebpos.

any

other

to

also,

place;

house

34 A.

16.

VIII

passively.

Hier,

at

other

any

7, 36, et alibi.

irpoKovp?rop,

at the hippodrome.

b,

to

stay

irp?mvpoov,

npomrepya?opat. DiOD.

Cyrill.

after

immediately

alibi.

vious,

Homil.

npomTrjxw1*)

MARTYR.

ov, rb, processus,

irpoXijviov,

yaa?fjvai,

irpoKci

HoROL.

Constantinople

lyb.

57.

Rom.

the Psal

'Eair?pas

day of the week

irpoKeooov.

irpoKeooov,

irpoKoirij,

1, ? a'.

npoKaraamn?ca

from

also

at vespers

chanted

2. Promotion,

(722)

ov,

npom?larrjpt,

intro

343. 366, 16.

20.

Apollon.

capable

(npo?eoap?oa)

(npol?)

the horse-races

npom?fjpevos,

a verse

TrpoKe?pevov, called

stantinopolitan palace.

1, 10, 13.

npo'inntms,

an

the Ritual,

?irooroXov,

irpoKeipevov.
=

irpoKevoov

388 C.

npo?eoapos,ov, b, (?eoap?oa)
foreseeing.
372 A.
of the object. Method.
npoiK&os,

in

the Psalter.

rov

verse

irpoKk?orrjs,

npo?eoaprjTims,

13,

?oir?pas

at

Dion.

speech.

npo?enms, fj, ?v, (np?oeais 4) prepositional.

Conj. 480, 6.

a,

1. irpoomropo?o.

ter read immediately before the epistle of the

day.
Chrys. XII, 784 D (spurious). Porph.
Cer. 85,
15.
(The Gospel of the day has no irpoKeipevov.)

temporary

for

prjv?s,

npo?eaplas

of

parts

121.

Method.

from

Clem.

beforehand.

Xcvois, applied to the emperor's going from his palace

Preposition,

'Evros

rectify

(irpoKcipai)

the eicro?os. Every

p. 48.

npo?eapla,

to,

verse

pevov,

offertory.

side of the inner sanctuary (?fjpa). Chrys.

Cant. I, 200, 3. Curop.

Thrax

ov,

To rrjs
ijp?pas

that part of the church where

of

18.

19

p.

Liturg.

274.

1, 6, v.

Homil.

irpoKe?pevov,

Reg.

to

(mrop?oo),

T? irpoKcifievov

777 C (spurious).

XII,
93,

(39),

shew-bread.

rfjs npo?iaeoas,

evxh

3. Prothesis,
consecration

Rom.
39

12, 4.

placing

irpomrop?oo

ductory

The

the holy table (?ylarp?ne??). Amphil.

XII, 780 A (spurious).
In

18,

j
Ex.

Sept.

before.

npo??aeoas,

21, 6. NT. Matt.

2.

338,4.

2,

rfjs npo?iaeoas.

Tfjv rpane?av
O?

EuAGR.

fjbiKrov.

216, 10.

eoas, fj, a placing

np?oeais,
36

z=z

(nporl?rjpi)

p. 318, 38. Mal.

irpoXoyo?

Apocr.

T?

the

Lev.

bird,

irporjyope?v,

1, 16.

irpoKeipevov
Marc.

of

crop

rov

Liturg.

?irooroXov
p.

264.

(see

Trpo

492irpoppaftos

Trpo/Jb?/jLpr)

rjs,

npop?pprj,

fj,

7rp?o8os, ou, ij, procession,

great-grandmother.

proavia,

(p?pprj)

864, 7.

3, 6, 3.

Antec
np?paxos,

ov, b,=

npopax&v,

&vos,

PROC.

npopaxe&v.
?,

III,

npopaxe&v.

316,
40

Jer.

Sept.

Marc.

11.

13,
b,

npoper?roap,
vell.

(me

fj,

But

p?pprj.
Hes.

grandfather.

also

(See

7rpo7r?ra>p.)
as,

npopoaikka,
Porph.

fj,

Cer.

6.

734,

15.
TheOPH.

npipiaKplvtos.

b.

npopox?os,

THEOPH.

equipage.

(a?kka)

461,

npopoaKplvios

2297

Inscr.

13.

754,

t&v ?vp&v, mean

lipopox?ovs

Num.

(npovopfj)

17

TLpovopevaei

24,

fjs, fj, spoils,

npovopfj,

to

evaoa,

189, 7.

plunder.

fj, the

as,

2fj?.

Lyd.

npovopla.

npi?ikfjyiov,

ov, rb,

npowp?aevca

to espouse

Method.

beforehand.

npo^ev?oa,

to cause.

With

the

To

Ptoch.

recommend.

2,

599,

Prisc

With

226,

irpoiriva

pea?(oa

pimp,

ac

two

with

ov,

2, peairevoa

Leg.

HOMER.

that

?,

Lex.

a?nos.

causes,

41.

Sched.

np&i-ipos,

ANTEC

eyyiaros.

1, 22, 1.
deputy,

the

second

officer.

Cer. 599, 11.

to travel before.
npoobomopeoa,fjaoa, (bbomopioa)
Rom.

Epist.

7rpoo8oi7T?pos,

Clem.

Chal.

Porph.

1029 B.

Luc?an.

1, 44.
ov,

b,

(bbom?pos)

Rom. Epist.

2, 10.

Hermot.
forerunner,

simply

introduc

103.

Can.

(irpoopiCo)

15,

1,

Leo.

beforehand*

17,

irpoopiopos.

foreordination,

highest

all

of

all

from

5.

?, paternal

irarrjp

ir?iriros,

grandfather,

(See also irpoprjrop.)

ij,previous

(irpoirerijs)

Alex.

to be
forward,

Alex.

NOVELL.

Apost.

Can.

experience.

evoofiai,

z=z iroirlva.

80.

bold,

rash.

577 B.
15.

11,7,

BASILIC.

Clem.

to get

Upoeiroirjoav

7, 2,

the

start

precursor.

one.

of

323

Sab.

Theoph.

A.

492,

15

500,

13.

rbv ?aoiXea.

aros,

to, =

to go

irpoiropcvopai,

PORPH.

pobioXos.

Followed

before.

Sept. Ex.

Cer.
by

the

genitive,

1 Reg. 25,

17, 5.

19.
(iror?Co),

to exhibit,

said of physicians. With

Trail, (interpol.) 8.

or

draught,

Ignat.

beforehand.

7, 42.

irp?ppaxos,
Mar.

administer

two accusatives.

irpoirov?XiKiCo,ioa, (irov?Xims) to publish

Leo.

27.

Vit.

ou, ?, propinarius.

irpoiriv?pios,

irpoironCo

2. Proximus,

the

? irpooipiams,

praefectiones,

to arrange

or by epirpoo??vnvos.

(Compare npo^evioa1.)
ov, b, proximus,

Afr.

the infinitive.

irpoiroXopa,

poixeiav.

npo?evovvn

np?lipos,

as,

irpoiroi?o,
2.

In

21, ? 11.

cusatives.
To

or

ov, (irawir?praros)

opos,

irpoir?rop,

of

accusative

B.

5.

Iren.

irpoircrcvofiai,
to do,

the thing and the dative of the person.

191.
20. Phoc

7rp??evos,

ecos, fj,
2, 33,

irp?ireipa,

353 C.
fjaoa,

irpooipia,

Cod.

irarp?s. Hes.

(wpqaevoa),

360

10.

introductory.

yjraXfi?s,

plural

irpoirawir?praros,

Ju

Sept.

vovprjvla.

METHOD.

(irpoo?piov)

(opbivevo),

eternity.

before

day

4.

The introductory Psalm, applied to the 103d Psalm,

which forms the principal part of the Xuxvik?v (the
beginning of the services of the day).

Iren.

11.

31,

?v,

*0 irpooipiaKos

RlTUAL,

irpo?piois,

Num.

dith. 8, 6.

3.

rj,

34,

Them.

51.

283, 7.

Theoph.

npovovprjvia,

viovs

Sept.

ov, to, privilege,

npovopiov,

84

irpooipiams,

tory prayers.

Sept.

pillage.

plunder,

navras

Porph.

irpooipi?Copai.

irpoopbivevo

npovopevoa,

612.

mayor.

irpooipiov,

ing?

2.

Theoph.

the modern

No

npopir?roap.

grandmother,

(pfjrrjp)

maternal

npopfjroap,

ov, ?, (otKos) themajor-domo of the king of the

TTp?oiKos,

irpooipi?Co

opos,

p. 378.

In the following passages it seems to correspond to

messenger,

or)

Id. 9,12,

310.

Franks.

6.

130,

npopfjToap,

NT.

216.

Hippol.
tat

4.

(33),

npopepipv?oa (peptpv?), to take thought beforehand.

Joseph.

irpo?Xevois.

9, 1, p. 365, 13.

Soz.

Agath.

14.

progress,

ov, ?, (pax?a)

Erythr.

15.

breaker

at

sea.

Arrian.

Peripl.

irpoppvjjbov ekaiov

ekaiov =

np?ppvpov

at

r?v,

npbs

ekaiov
rate

the

7ror? eis SktJtiv

7rp?s oklya

CHRON.

avr&v

plav, He
Cer.

17

432,

npbs

nivre

a horse.

rpe?s

npoaayopevnms,

one

bibovai

npbs

to each.

Kara

rb

e?os

487,

13

Kai

?pyvpov.

?v,

the

the Sab

before

day

Iren.

vocative.

THEOPH.

pavkiarfjs.
a

In
in

15.

79,

candidate

(?varp?qboa),
6, 1, 2.

Attic.

Cicer.

Kaff vir?jivrjoiv
ov,

olms

increase

NT.

27.

irpooevxrjs.

that

npoaano?vfjaKoa

Cer.

6.

460,

Mal.

10.

482,

ou,

to,

np?aypacjaov,

Cedr.
npoayp?oboa,

174, 1.

(See also

? 57.)

Introduction,
ov,

EusT.

rb,

(np?aypaobos)

adscribo,

in Bekker.

I, ov avv

639,

K(f)oavovpivov

Vol. 2. 1, p. 371.

be.

Eust.

14

said

BEKKER.

1187.

p?v

rov

CRAMER.

1251, 25.

1006,16.

the

of

Dion.

l?poaypaqaopevov

(See

npooypa<f)fj.)

npoabeKT?s, fj, ?v, (npoabixopat) acceptus,

With the dative. Sept. Prov. 11, 20.
vol.

yii.

irpoorjyopims,

new

series.

63

II,

irpoo

6.

168,

Eus.

acceptable.

oratory.

of prayer,

Hel

oratory.

Ant.

Sept.

2.

140,

II, 523, 44.

Philon.

535, 4.

14, 10, 23.

Esai.

1, 10.

23.

1, 2.

Epist.

ij, ?v, (irpoorjyopos)

addressing,

naming.

Thrax

Dion.

appellative.

in Bek

9.

636,

48.

Ps.

Sept.

prayer.

accusative.

In grammar,

ov, ?, (irpoo?pxopai)

Ex.

Sept.

stranger.

12,

23, 9.

2. Proselyte.
aros,

irp?ooepa,

Lev.

NT. Matt.

rb, addition,
19,

23, 15.

increase.

With

aros,

rb,

(irpoomio)

Sept.

before (in front).

The

Xvrpas,

irpooKeiraorijs,

the dative.

25.

irpoooXi?o (OXi?o), topress against.

irp?omvfia,

in writing,

I in the diphthongs AI (long A), HI, and ?l.

Thrax

on.

to write

I, 298, 18.
to annex

ijp?pas.
of prayer,

prayer-room,

(irpooevxrj)

house

the

Rom.

Sept.
tablet

irpooc

32.

Typic.

with

irpoo?xo,

irpooijXvTos,

addition in
npoaypa(jafj,rjs,fj, (npoayp?qbca)adscriptio,
I
in
to
the
the
reference
with
used
diphthongs
writing,
AI (long A), HI, and m.

house

16, 13. 16. Joseph.

6.
Epiph. I, 1067 D.
2,

ker.

crvyyevr?s.

?irb rrjs

reooap?mvra

Act.

Eus.

in addition.

besides,

29.

21,

is,

Porph.

to die

(?no?vrjaKoa),

Ex.

npoayevfjs,

once.

?Vaf,

is, npbs

Petr.

penalty.

avrols

PhilON.

rjs, ij, (irpooevxopai)

Clem.

npoa?na?,

?XXas

as

?, (irpoocvxopai)

lenistic in this sense.

1, 43.

Diod.

carefully.

Cer. 118. 121, 5. Theoph.

Cont. 858, 19.
2. Foldstool, to kneel on at church, the French

irpooevxi),

nourishing.

by

cultivate

Porph.

pri?dieu.

for orders.

the dative.
npoaanavr?oa (?navraca), to meet. With
18. Clem. Alex.
Act. Philipp.
Apocr.
II, 778,

also

to add

1 l?pocrciririprj?rjvai

2. Proseucha,

npoaavarpi(jaca

Sept.

10,

(eiririp?o),

2,

to

7.

TypiC.

irpooqbop?.

(eirepy?Cofiai),

7rpoo-eux?cW,

Eukhol.
to

Sept.

8, 1, p. 376, 17.

Thrax

Dion.

in addition.

3.

Can.

Xevoeos

ij, (irpooqy?po)

irpooeiririp?o

7.

fjs, fj, presentation

1,

evxij

15, 42.

addressing.

(npoaayopevoa)

of

eos,

Alex.

With

approach.

Jos. 3, 4.

to burn

(?piriirprjpi),

irpoocvKTrjpiov,

(aa??arov)

=
ioas, b,

npoaayoayfj,

rpial

Sept. Gen. 33, 6. 7.

irpooeirepy?Copai
,

to

near,

6.

22,

irpoo?vei-is,

Porph.

apiece.

Kkrjnms,

636,

npoaayoayevs,

imaroa

Ex.

come

to

(eyy??a>),

irpooepiriirprjpi

eis emaros

ro?s

to the three, ?

rods

Kal ktrpav

to,

fj,
=

Bekker.

biboaKe

Judith. 8, 6. NT. Marc.

Sept.

grammar,

have

pa?bovs

'Yniax^ro

ov,

npoaa??arov,

bath.

should

ev ?vXov,

npbs

upon

one

voplapara

inalpovai

lax?bia,

time

(j)a\?BLOP

the dative.

*Eb?orj

7rpocrK

irpooeyy?Co

to each one of the anchorites of

the three

gave

Once

8.

19,

16

732,

9 T?s

176,

9,

Arsen.

13 "?va 7rp?s eva ?taw

exij, Fach

Adm.

GeOPON.

Apophth.

of.

few figs were given

Scetis.

araKr?v.

493

Sept. Num. 22, 25.

that

Nahum.

soot

on

the outside

ov,

?,

(oKeiraorijs)

of

an

which

is

burned

2, 10 T?p?omvpa
earthen

protector.

pot.
MeNAND.

418, 9.
adv. at the head of anything. With
irpooK?qbaXa
(KeqbaXij),
the genitive. Mal.
250.
irpoo-KeqbaX?biov,
1, p.

316.

ov, rb, =

irpooKeqbaXij.

CRAMER.

Vol.

2.

494 ir

Trpoatc?fyakr)

?js, fj,

npoaKeqbakfj,

novk?iov,

novk?ivov,

1 Reg.

Sept.

oph.

rb,

part

of

Polyb.

30, 13, 4.

(kioviov)

vestibule

tent.

Sept.

The

at or

Ael.

during.

Const.

(np?aKkavats).

Apost.

3.

2, 10,

2,

Ill, 293 C. 326

12, 3. 2, 18, 5, et alibi. Basil.
B. C. D. 327 C.
Can. 1
(Compare Petr. Alex.
*Rbrj nves
other

of

grades

avaraais,

see

vn?nroaats,

eoas, fj, (npoaKkalca

in

the

?Kpbaais,

the

first

Greg.

npoampibfj,

et

Act.

Apocr.
294.

Vit.

pare

Const.

Apost.
to

npoamplCoa,
ments.

p.

npoamaprjpa,

12,

Nyss.

8,

aros,

rb, (npoamapioa)

Mauric
npoaKvvrjpa,

Nil.

2,

Epist.
113.

(Com

to

the

1.

Apocr.

sacred

ele
Petr.

ornament.

4, 4.

advanced

CHAL.

wapapov?pios.

18,

In

similar.

the

r?v.

Can.

2.

Ritual,
a

irpoo?poiov,

simply

Sept. Gen.

27, 46.

2nxrjpbv

troparion

having

troparion.
of. With

Lev.

18, 25.

the

2 Reg.

irpooox?io?rj.
aros,

irpoo?-^rjpa,

as,

rb,

relish.

side-dish,

(oyjsrjpa)

ij, attachment

Theoph.

genitive.

DlOD.

2,

to, affection

With

for.

the

446, 15.

Ta irpooiriirrovra,

occurrences.

Sept.

1 Esdr.

clinging

to. Iren.

1,7,4.

irp?oprjypa,aros, rb, (irpooprjywpi) the being dashed to

Clem.

pieces.

in

rj, the

cos,

the

Rom.

Homil.

bishop's

salutation

Const.

early'church.

11.

p. 20,

Apost.

rj, ?v, (irpoor?ooo)

to

the

people,

8, 5, 5.

irpoooieX?Co, loa, (oieXos) to spit upon.

?iri Sept. Lev. 15, 8.

amvkm

2.

to

reconnoitre

14, 52.

(noamvioa)

(spurious)

Followed

by

Plut.

commanding.

bow,

congee.

npoiovo-iv

bpov

npbs

?varok?s

bow,

PoRPH.

npoamvrjpa.

rb,

Thrax

the

638,

ov, rb,

irp?oripov,

(npoaKvvrjrfjs)

oratory,

Theoph.

520, 6.

place

set

or

eyKXiois,

mood,

imperative

in Bekker.

II,

the

simply

imperative.

7.

1Esdr. 6, 31.

(See

? 88, 1.)

Introduction,

(nprj) penalty,

punishment,

Cvpia*

Po

1, 17, 11 et alibi.
ov, to,

irpooroov,

(oTo?)

portico,

irpoor oov.

In SCR. Vol.

Ill, p. 1135.
irpooqb?yiov,

*0^ov,

apart for public worship.

ij irpooraKriKr)

ov,

rb,

(irpooqbayclv)

bread, simply meat,

Cer. 8, 22, et alibi.

irpoo-KvvTjTijpiov, ov,

irpooraKriKr],

lyb.

congee,

grammar,

irpoor?ooo, followed by Iva. Sept.

CHRYS.

rpla.

eoas, fj,

In

Dion.

beforehand.

to a holy place.
4905.
Inscr.
2. Pilgrimage
it
occur
is
of
this
4989.
frequent
signification
(In
rence in the Greek inscriptions found in Egypt.)
npoaKvvrjais,

1, 21

i)

Leo.
to,

aros,

npoaKvvrjpara

dative.

7rpooraKTiKos,

2.

(amvkKevoa),

776 A

els

and

accusative

1037 F.

330,

npoamvkKevoa

Ill,

18.

Trpoo-TrXoK?},rjs, ij, (irpooirX?Ko)

offering.

additional

b, proculcator,

Mal.

Basil.

2,21.

rbv ?prov.

Tlpoamplaai

the

the rhythm of another (better known)

irpooox?iCo, ?crco,(ox?lCo) to be weary

irpooprjois,

13,

like,
or

irpoo?poiov,

irpooiriirro.

2.)

reference

Apost.

Can.

Greg.

Homer.

159

npoarnvkmroap,

XII,

Leg.

11.

1104.

Inscr.

Toap.

8,
with

offer,

Const.

Liturg.

61.

Euthym.

ov,

irpooir??eia,

of peni

oblation,
25.

Matt.

352 C.

59, p. 171, 30.

Thaum.

of npoampl?oa,

Martyr.

?Kpo&pevoi,

grade

(Compare Eus. 5, 28, p. 253, 29 seq.

II, 119 A seq.)
fjs, fj, the act

the

vnonlnroa.)

2)

church.

early

For

mranev?ovvres.

exovai

penitents,

avvear&res,

npoaKkavais,
tents

eros

Tpirov

?,

Cer.

7rpoo-?poios,

2. In the early church, to be a penitent of thefirst

degree

ov,

irpoopov?pios,

9, 39.

H.

V.

by

adorable.

worshipful,

388.

Porph.

to weep

(irpooKw?o)

followed

irpooXap?avo,
Theoph.

f np??vpov

?v,

Just. Tryph. 126. Method.

61 D.
89 A.

npoaKe(j)?kaiov.

20.

278,

npoaKkalca,

thefore

(aKrjvfj)

Judith. 10, 22.

ov,

npoaKecjaak?btov,

rj,

irpoa-Kvvrjr?s,

Kep?impiov,

26, 11.

Trpoo-Kijviov, ov, to,

npoaKiQviov,

bolster,

(Keobakfj) pillow,

poetarais

irpooqb?ros,

Deut.

eaten

with

Joan. 21, 5.

Hes.

anything

ctyov. NT.

irpooqb?ytov.
adv.

24, 5.

of

irp?oqbaros,

Diod.

1, 36.

recently,

14, 115.

lately.

Babr.

Sept.

30, 3.

495 irporUrc?p

irpoaj>ep(?

to

npoaqbipoa,
2. To

as an

offer,

celebrate

2, 34, 3, et alibi.

2. Oblation,

Apost.

irov ov

I, 18.

Nie

Const.

offering.

2,

I, 198 F.

Laod.

16.

4,

Eus.

Can.

supper.

Just.

2,

43,

6,

Ill,

Apost.

as

2. Front,

33, 18.

Const.

elements.

36.

Leimon.

18, 23.

ov, to,

484.

Vit.

Sab.

refuge,

(npoacfavyfj)

place

of

refuge.

PORPH.

np?acjavi;.

227, 12.
b,

to bid

Apost.

8,

to pray,

said

6, 2, et alibi.

npoa(f)&vrjais,

2.

379,

470.

Cer. 471, 1.

Them. 33.

Porph.

npoacjacavica,

THEOPH.

np?acjavyos.

of

the

(See

also

eoas, fj, (npoaqboavioa)

in

Const.

Krjpvaaoa.)
the

Dion.
ij,

under

fj, ?v,

npoa(?)oavrjnms,
Theoph.
npoaxapf}?,

monastic
np?axoapa,

(npoaxalpoa)
es,=

npoaxa-pt&brjs,
np?axr)pa'>

18 npoacfaoavrjTiKbs

238,
?>

(npoa(j)oavioa)

aro??

cheerful.

k?yos,

dress.

address.
58.

Proc.

Can.

4,

the

npoaoanokrjnrioa,
npoaoanokfjnrrjs,

rb, mound.

2 Reg.

Sept.

to be npoaoanokfjnrrjs.
ov, b, (np?aoanov,

ka?eiv)

NT.

20,

15.

Jacob.

respecter

of per

?dit.)

that

preceding;

is, A,

to

opposed

7.

479,

irporUrop,

irporrjKTop,
BASILIC.

irpoaKeiraorijs.

mXavb?v

6,

?,

opos,

to

8, 3, ? y.

passage

following

Lateran.

273 D

vo?ep?pioav.
Herod.

irpor?Krop.

9,

66,

as

various

NlL.

1,

233.

Euagr.

6, 4, p.

455,

MARTYR.

IGNAT.

Epist.

137, 2.
decree.

promulgate,

216, 12. 14.

opos,
1.

the

1077 D.

Tit.

Mal.

irporUrop,
2, 9.

With

in grammar.
vowels,

protector,

irporep?o.

Ill,

irpoT?Orjjii,

38.

habit.
aros,

irporrjKTop,

57.

Chal.

personify.

personifies.

Prepositive

?aoiXeios

irpOTCpaias

reading.

61.

to

prepositive,

Conj.

?,

that

iroi?o)

(irpor?ooo)

opos,

*irpoTepevo

addressing.

an

HlPPOL.

HlPPOL.

npoax^pfjs.
> habit,

in

usual

rov

irp?ooira,

1.

27,

Tijs

biamvtms.)

Tp?a

irvevparos.

?yiov

In
exhortation to prayer, the bidding prayer said by the j irporepalos, a, ov, the day before.
it represents the Latin pridie.
deacon. Const. Apost.
8, 37, 3 (titul.).
(See also
biamvim

Eust.

they form the first element of a

in Bekker.
Thrax
631, 6.

Apollon.

virepaoiriorijs,
church,

early

Thrax

376 A.

qbovijevra,

E, H, O, ?, because

irporeKTop,

Gen.

vir?oraois.

(irpoooiroiroi?s)

ij, ?v, (irporaoao)

?TTOTa?is.

deacon.

rov

Method.

ecos,

739

I,

?v, (irp?ooirov,

irpoooiroiroi?s,

irporaKTims,

Sept.

A.

376

irp?ra^is,

representative

Dion.

in theology,

used

ijoopai,

irpooc?iroiroi?opai,

diphthong.

==

1, 2, p. 7,

army.

in grammar.

Kat rov vlov ml

UporaKTim
refugee,

the

of, As

6, 4.
1, 1.

Epist.

Eus.

or of an

Athan.

the genitive.

ov, b, (npoacfaevyoa)

vyos,

676 A.

irarpbs

493, 23.

485, 6.

np?acjavyos,

uncertain.

meaning

1. npoaqbop?pios.

npoa(j)vytov,

np?aqbvC,

Cer.

Phryn.

city

used

as

Method.

ov, b, precise
v.

A,

Adm.

Porph.

Eukhol.

npo*aqb?pios,

Mal.

11.

Can.

Const.

Nie

Rom.

638, 6.

4. Person,
Ant.

Clem.

27,

3, 65, 6.

as

in Bekker.

5. Oblation, applied to a loaf of bread presented

to the church. It is regularly stamped with the
figure of the cross. Chrys. XII, 777 E (spurious).

of

Polyb.

3. Person,

8,

being.

10.

3, 38.

Eus.

315.

p.

296 B.

2.

the part

On

?v?p?

intelligent
27,

12,

36.

1,

Apol.

individual

Polyb.

47,

?ebs

?avp?Co.)

an

17.

1,

Apost.

of.

13,4.

323

Deut.

O?

21

20,

2, 6 l?p?ooirov

also

ov, to, person,

Luc.

(Compare

Gal.

See

'Ek irpoo?irov,

57.

Basil.

sacramental

47.

alibi.

25,

the Lord's

19.

8.

NT.

et

34.

10,

Xap?avei.

Sept.

39, 7.

Act.
irp?aoirov.

irp?ooirov,

40.

communion,

Apost.

Ps.

Sept,
Apost.

1, 36.

Athan.
The

Xap?aveis

Const.

Epist.

3. Eucharist,

4.

of

Const.

Rom.

49.

npoacjaipoa,

offering.

26.

21,

Clem.

Const.

NT.

the com

11.

2, 57,

Act.

3. 8.

sons.

12.

7,

perform

1. Laod.

Anc

as, fj, the act

Apost.

to

Apost.

Can.

Lev.

Sept.

the Eucharist,

munion-service.

npoaqbop?,

oblation.

?,

Apocr.

irporeKTop.
Nicod.

Euangel.

Prolog.

Edict.

(in

496
TTpOTirXoC?

nportrk?oa

rirk?oa.
eoas, fj,

nporvnoaats,

ing. Method.

EuST.

npovpvov,

(nporvn?oa)

typifying,

urn,

name.

5754.

Inscr.

mKKvprjkov.

plum,

(titul.).

pre-existence.

II, Can. 1 Upovnap&s ^vx&v.

to have

I, 527 D.

Epiph.

existence.

previous

genitive.
fjs,

Theoph.

Mal.

b,

np?cfaayov,
npoqbavep?ca

leader,

(npoixoa)

MARTYR.

e^apxos.

PORPH.

npoacfa?ytov.
to

((?aavep?oa),

Cer.

487,

fj, ?v,

Deut.

Sept.
npoqarjrela,
2 Par.

22,

serving

(npo?aaal^opai)

as a

pretext.

14.

as,

fj, (npo<jarjTevoa) prediction,

15,

8.

prophecy.

Sept.

prophetic
II, 158 A.
3. The lesson taken out of the prophetic
Curop. 46, 12.
the Old Testament.

Epiph.

io-opai,

to

NT. Rom. 16, 26.

2 Pet.

choose,

elect,

appoint,

admit.

1,10.

73.

2, 3,

Nie

rooxetpto-is,

19. 20.

Polyb.

1,16, 2.

1, et alibi.

Apocr.

3,106,
Act.

2.
Pet.

Const.
et Paul.

fj, (npox^iplCopai)

Typic
to be current,

694,

irp?io?ev.

morning,

Sept.

Gen.

Sept.

Ex.

ecos betXrjs.

to

the

irpoivov,

Sept.

Sept.

morning.

(?rpcoTos,

Cedr.

To rov

the

the first

amos)

chief

11.

election,

appointment.

prime

?,

the

(a7r?oroXos)

tles, applied to Peter.

19

25,

chief

the

of

Apos

I, 760.

Cedr.

ov, ?, the chief person.

~
irpoTaocKprjris
irporaorjKprjris.
6,

CUROP.

?XXay?rop.

Martyr.

13.

Areth.

CODIN.

24.

131,
Cedr.

irporaorjKprjris.

II,

172,

23.
?, the

raorjKprjrrjs,

?arjKprjns,

chief

TrpcoTeKOiKos,ou, ?, the chief

eKbiKos.

irpo

irpoTaaeKprjris,

CUROP.

irporoaorjKprjris.

10,

Curop.

8.
4,

9.

ou, ?, (IX?T?7s)chief rower in the imperial

7TpcoTeX?T77s,
? barge. Porph. Adm. 237.
?

ov, ?,
opos,

irporUrop,

irporoaorjKprjris,

TrpcoToeuvo?xos.

=
?,
?,

irporUrop.
=

Cedr.

PORPH.

irporaorjKprjns.

I,
Cer.

THEOPH.

17.

773,

21.

497,

588.

616, 10.
33, 9.

ov,

?,

chief

?eonapios.

PORPH.

Them.

Cer. 465,13.

irporoy?vvrjpa,

aros,

rb,

(y?wrjfia)

irporobi?mvos,

ov,

?,

that which

is produced

Sept. Ex. 23, 16.

apxibi?mvos.

CONST.

(536),

1033 B.

as money,

author,

oKi?biov.

irporaXXay?ropos

ov,

394.

Cer.

342.

II,

ov,

2, 27.

Reg.

Porph.

irp?gifios.

mover.

SEPT.

irpoi?ev.
=

first, asfirstlings, first fruits.

1,10.
e?s,

Eukhol.
npoxoypioa,

irpoC?ocv

irporo?coriapios,

Passively.
Apost.

from

Substantively,

irporevvovxos,

Polyb.
Sept. Ex. 4, 13. Jos. 3,12.
2, 43, 1, et
80.
Apost.
Const.
Apost.
alibi. Can.
7, 31,1.
Nie

29,

irporaorjKprjns,

(npoqbfjrrjs) chapel dedicated

(536), 1032 E. Theod. Lector.

iplC?Pah

in

early

7.

41.

irporaorjKprjrrjs,

books of

to a

fj, ?v, prophetic.

npoobrjTiK?s,
Just.
1,19.
Apol. 1, 6.
npox

Cont.

irp?rapxos,

books of the Old Testament.

npoobrjre?ov,ov, to,
prophet. Const.

475.

Trpco?, the morning.

'Atto irpot?ev

irporair?oroXos,

2. The

2, 63.

t?

TrpcoTaXXay?Tcop, ?,

npoqbaaianms,

Steph.

CHRON.

LTpco? Trpcot, Very

Theoph.

( TTpcoTa?rios, ov,

Barn.

beforehand.

manifest

7.

11.

6. 7.

sleep.

irpolv?s, ij, ?v, (irpot) matutinus, of the morning.

ir
p?lipos

to, =

first

1 Esdr. 5, 50.

30.

Areth.

Vit.

push.

the morning.

(irpo?),
13

18,

2.

490,

19.

359,
ov,

npovxos,

uncertain.

fj, meaning

the

virvos)

44, 3.

irpo??ev
3, 27.

Eus.

I, 5 C, followed by the

Theod.

1, 5.

Ex.

7Tpov7rooToX^,

in

the morning.

1, 2

Eus.

Const.

npovn?pxoa,

to

irpoo??o,

Substantively,

eoas, fj, (npovn?pxoa)

npovnap?ts,

irpo?, early

Galen.

496 A.

XIII,

(irp?ros,

570, 4.

foreshadow

irp??o

a proper

p run

rb,

ov, rb,

irpo?virviov,

348 B.

TLpovbrjvs, b, Prudens,
ov,

17.

888,

TTpC?TohldlCOVOS

to pass.

Mal.

400,

As
Basil.

an epithet it was applied

II, 680 D (spurious).

to Saint Stephen.

497
irpc?roroKos

7rpc?Toevvo?r)(p<;

ov, b, (evvovxos)

npoaroevvovxos,
Theoph.

562,

9 ILpoar?

199,

?povov 'Avrioxetas,The first bishop in the diocese of

Antioch next to the bishop of the city of Antioch
Ant.
115 B.
itself. Leo Gram. 263, 12. Petr.
II, 314, 19. 315, 1.

Cedr.

eoas, b, (iepevs)

npoaro'iepevs,

ov,

npoaromyKekk?pios,

(See also narpi?pxrjs 2.)

b, first

THEOPH.

myKekk?pios.

ov,

npoarompa?os,

b,

Cont.

400,

23,

Leo.

8.

19,

he was

called

to

any of the other Apostles

Adm.

14.

218,

Horol.

ov,

npoar?mkkov,

rb,

(NT. Joan. 1,41).

a

paper

date

capos OV opos,

npoaromvpaoap,

352.

so forth.

and

capos, or

vpos,

npoarop?prvs,

opos,

b,

2.

2,

the

II, 154, 10.

Apocr.

Stephen.

Eus.
p. 63 Thecla.
sil. II, 680 D (spurious).
phen. Sept. 24 Thecla.
ov, b,first

npoarovor?pios,
Cer.

451,

npoaronan?s,

Theoph.
npoaronann?s,

Act.

et

Paul,

4, 31.

Leo.

PORPH.

nanas

?,

?,

388, 24.

a, b, =

chief

Cer.

21

538,

rfjs peyahrjs

Cer.

16

17,

THEOPH.

the first

made,

583,
an

9.

epithet

?,

?,first

ov,

leader.

7, 23 primice

Socr.

(orparrjy?s)

commander-in-chief.

ov,

evoa,

THEOPH.

?, first

15.

587,
Chrys.

ovyKcXXos.

XII,

II, 619, 14.

Cedr.

ovp?ovXos,

Theoph.
(ovviorrjpi)

first

counsellor.

chief

132, 18.

Cont.

or

formed

created.

6, 6.

Homil.

to

(irpororoms)

confer

upon any one. With

the

privilege

the dative.

of

Sept.

16.

irporoTOK?o,
irpororoKia,

ov,

r?,

the

Sept.

first-born.

the

right

Jer.

4, 31.
Sept.

of primogeniture.

31.

irpororoms, ov, first-born.

19.

irporooira?apios.

PSEUDO-SYNOD.

oira??pios.

o, first

II, 1036 D.

25,

of

wife

orp?rop.

ov,

to bear

Gen.

iKKkrjalas.

irporooira??pios.

of

5.

irporoovp?ovXos,

21,

7.

28,

71, 16.

777 B (spurious).

Deut.

npoaronann?s.

II, 285, 12.

PORPH.

narpUtos.

b, (nk?aaoa)

priest,

Act.

19.

ov,

irporoovyKeXXos,

irporoTOKcvo,

the

chief

277,

first-born

Cedr.

npoaronan?s.

ov, b, first

7Tpu>r?7rXaoTos, ov,

PORPH.

?akaaptCopevos.
(7ra7r?s)

Cont.

2.

LTpo?

7r?Tpcov, ?p?as

Cer. 62, 20.

?,

Simoc.

Rom.

Kat

14.

rj,

Porph.

irporoavoraTos,

of

governor

NT.

office

9.

utos Kup.

A. KX.

....

the

to,

469,

67,

ov,

presbyter.

685,

the

of

title

irp?ros McXiraiov

ov, ?, first

irporoorp?rop,

Nie.

vor?pios.

b, first

T?v npoaronann?v
npoTonarpUios,

Cer.

Clem.

'Ytto rov npoaron?na

npoaronan?s,

Const.

17.
a,

Porph.

chief

SCYL.

5754

?eep A?yo?orco

as,

Theoph.

record,

5, 1, p. 200, 26. Ba
Horol.
Dec. 27 Ste

Thecl.

Cer.

INSCR. 4957, 19.

irp?ebpos.
the

ou,

irporoo-Tp?rrjyos,

on

martyr

first

PORPH.

irpaiir?oiros.

Inscr.

Cont.

rius.

THEOPH.

pavb?roap.

Cedr.

non

singulare

(irpeo?vrepos)

primus,

(Malta).

360 C.

Mal.

mvpaoap.

first

b,first

(p?prvs)

49,

?,

irpoToairao?pios,

applied to Saint Stephen and Saint Thecla.

Apost.

ov,

irpoToor?rrjs,

401, 22.

166, 2.

Cont.

the

b,

ripcoTOTroX?TTjs,

II, 729 A.

ov, ?, first

irpoToirp?ebpos,

irporoairaoapia,

containing

44,

?,

6, 9. Nie.

irporooira?aparov,

454, 13.

Theoph.

npearopavb?rcap,

Novell.

the first

of

privilegium.

ov,

irporoirpeo?vTcpos,

Theoph.

blank,

(fc?XXa)

Porph.

30.

Nov.

?, first

Tlporoirpa?ia,

Kai ?pqbiiroXevoas

before

office

apostolical

Eus.

optimates,
ov,

brjvs, lirirevs Pcopaicov,

the substance of a legal instrument, to be filled with

names,

proceres,

Melita

called.

the

Gloss.

npcoTOTroX?rai, proceres,

irporoirp?iir?oiros,

ir
poros,

13.

As an epithet it is applied to the Apostle Andrew,

because

princeps.

one

citizen,

18.

578,

Ibid.

Socr.

steersman.

(mpa?iov)

ov, (Kkrjr?s) first

npoar?Kkrjros,

Theoph.

Gloss.

seat. NT. Matt.

npoarom?ebpla,as, fj, (m?ibp?) first

6. Pallad.
Vit. Chrys. 87 F.
Theoph.

citizens.

irpoToirpa^?a,as, ij, (irpa^is) privilege.

412.

Cont.

10, 1.

527, 6.

EUKHOL.

7rp?)T07ra7r?s.

ov, ?, (iroXirrjs) first

irporoiroX?rrjs,

habet,

Sap. 7, 1.

Sept.

4,29.
Theoph.

ov, b, president.

npoar?opovos,

to Adam.

applied

npcarevvovxos.

eunuch,

chief

3.

Sept.

Gen.

22,

21.

27,

498

7r/)?)T0TV7T0?

7rpa>r?TV7Tos, ov,

Alex.

original,

(twos)

Alex.

archetypal.

557 C.
in grammar

2. Primitive,

; opposed

=
7rp?)T?rv7ros, ov, o,

aros,

Hier.
3,

1.

2, 2, p. 80,

2.

Laod.

Apocr.

Nicod.

Cyrill.

fj, ov,

Cer.

Theoph.

offender.

paper,

to naxvs,

; opposed

thick.

of

plate

To

as an

heel,

old

7riKarrev?>.

shoe,

ov, b, (nrepvl?oa)

fjpos, b, spurs,

nrepviarfjp,

ov, rb,

nrepviaTrjptov,

Bekker.

the

to,

ov,

nrepvywv,

nrepviarfjp.

of

tip

the eyelids).
a

eoas, fj,

to,

ov,

Leo.

with

Sept. Lev.

21, 20.

ov, b,

aros,

nrvxlov,

ov, to,

ecos,

fj, fall,
bianlnroa,

?nonlnroa,
2.

(nrvi-)

Case,

nrvov.

spade,

l?)8,

Mal.

Petr.
Dion.

the

of

Can.

1.

fj, ?v,

(nr&ats)

having

cases,

18.

43,

precincts

of

Polyb.

4,

of

janitor

Ti-?p. Theoph.

609.

Id.

Tr?p.
19,

a gate,
2.

18,

church.

Const.

Porph.

Adm.

11.

84,

542 (A. D. 665).

17.

623,

Also

LT?p ?oKevaop?

58.

57.

G EN. 34.
the name

of a plant.

Method.

irvpyo?apis,

ov, ?, dimin.

of

irvpyos,

tomb.

vault,

Inscr.

4212.
ij, (irvpyos,

castle,

?apis)

of which

case

ou, ?,

tacking a fort.

Ps.

Sept.

palace.

a?,

Chron.

censer.

building

348 A.
Sept.

at

for

720, 7, et alibi.
the

17, (wote'co)

tower

movable

(mareXXos)

Did. Alex.

TTupe?ov, ou, to,

of

Epiph.

Lev.

10,

the

tower

I, 6 D.

of

7 B.

1.

2. The place where the sacred fire of thePersians

was kept. Theod.
751 C. Proc. I, 259, 15.

in Bekker.

634, 16.
nroanms,

75.

LeimON.

316 A.

Babel.

(see

lapsed

Alex.

Thrax

Gen.

ov, (irvp, ayv?s)

irvpyonoiia,
to

the

gateway,

?, ostiarius,

TTupyoKaoreXXos,

23.

reference

Unlnrca).

23.

184,

the border

upon

81.

121, 7.

10.

Areth.

Sept.

LToXepiK?v irvp.

irvpyioms,

30, 10.

Job. 7, 19.

Sept.

tttcoxgov.)

EUTHYM.

?palos.

?, (irvXrj)

Leo.

4207.

sewed

stripe

in grammar.

or

consternation.

Lyd.
with

of

3, 25.

Prov.

(Compare Soz.

1, 47.

irvpayvos,

shovel

MARTYR.

(nrvpoa)

ra?klov.

garment,
tttc?o-is,

to,

disease

463.

Cer.

tttvov.

(a

Sept.

husbandman's

Porph.

6.

5,

nrikoaats

fear.

frightening,

ov, ?, (nrvoa) spittle.

7TTveXos,

nrvppa,

?vos,

SKeuaffTov

15, 38.
ov, affected

VlT.

BASIL.

irroxeiov.

I, 906 C.

KaTayc?yta

irvX?v.

(irroxorp?qbos)

252, 20.

vov.

7tt?XXos or nrikos,

Sept.

Porph.

of worthless.

216, 21.
n?p tfaX?o-o-iov.Theoph.

Num.

Sept.

garment.

sense

the

Epiph.
30

365,

'Yyp?v

spur-strap.

kovplov)

(nrepviarfjp,

15.

13,

ov, rb,

ttuXt7, see ?aoiXims,

irvX?v,

to ttXout??co.

2, 25, 12, et alibi.

vp?s, rb,fire. The Greekfire has the following names :
Tj-?p,

6, 4.

Leo.
CuROP.

No

8.

Can.

Apost.

16.

13,

TTTv?piov,

1, p.

TTuXcopo's, o?,

Metaphori

Chal.

; opposed

poor

in

235 D.

TTuXecov.

Ps. 40, 10.

10, 19.

nrepviarfjpiov.

ov, to,

nrepviarrjpokovpov,
Curop.

up.

tripping

4 Reg.

Sept.

cally, cunning.

nrorjats,

9,

Diod.

nrepvtapos,

nrvos,

486,

Mal.

39, 19.

D.

15.

=
TTuXecov

Porph.

nrepvl?oa, laca, (nripva) to trip up, supplant, get the better

4.
of. Sept. Gen. 27, 36. Jer. 9,
2.

223

irroxo

almshouse,

poorhouse,

(tttc?x?s)

2, 7.

irroxorpoqbelov,

855, 42.

Eust.

Cer. 465, 15.

as

kenr?s,

thin,

(nrrjvcs)

or a board

t?,

7, Prooem.

I'll,

metal,

11.

i TTTcox?s, ij, ?v, poor,

I, B,

Euangel.

in Bek

Thrax

Dion.

aVrcoTos.

Amphil.

1 Reg.

70.

Poemen.

ov, ?, (nraloa) faulter,

nraiarfjs,
383.
7rrev?s,

sin.

crime,

1, 1.

Apophth.

634,

to

7ttc?x?Cco> icra, to make

r?, fault,

Catech.

ker.

vell.

29.

Id. 3, 1, p. 171, 23.

nra?apa,

; opposed

rpoqbelov.

SOCR.

Tipain?airos.

cases

TTTcoxe?ov, ou,

Trap?yoyos.

634, 21.

in Bekker.

Thrax

Dion.

to

7TVp6/c?o\oV

is

to those parts of speech that have

predicated, applied

irvpeK?oXov,

ov,

striking fire.

rb,

Leo.

(irvp,

eV/3?XXco)

5, 4. Porph.

steel

and

flint

Cer. 471,17.

for

474.

499
irvpica?a

as,

nvpm'i?,

r), bonfire.

b,

nvpp?Krjs,

Can.

Quin.
Sept.

nvpp?s.

64 Uvpqb?posor?Xos,A fleet

Cont.

65.

Gen.

25.

25,

also

Reg.

16, 12.
?

or

?ykis

fj tov amp?bov

LeX.

ayXi's.

aKekls.

also

(See

BOTAN.

ov,

Nehem.

ILvppfjvrj,

in the
Appen

aKekls

taa,

to

(nvpp?s)

or

be

red.

look

Lev.

Sept.

Job.
ov,=

nvpaoob?pos,

O PH.

The

nvp<jaopos.

10.

610,

charged with fire.

nvpob?pos,ov,fire-bearing,

17,

Trc?sfor

Theoph.

smith.

Sept.

of

colt, filly.

DlOG.

to indurate.

Sept.

ooi

ij ?beXqbfj

ir?Xos,foal,

5, 2.
to make

TTcop?co, cocrco, (ir?pos)

13, 19.

in metal,

worker

(irvp?o)

ov, rb, dimin.

Laert.

nvppl(oa,

?,

3, 8.

iroX?ptov,

dix.)

(See

offire-ships.

KaKKa?oirvpqbopos.)

irvporijs,

rjs, fj,

nvppfjvrj,

pacro?op?c?

that.

on,

viro rov

abri)

hard,

7.
LeimON.

98

'Ap?oKei

?biKelrai

baipovos

iros

Kai ?oxrjpovel

p.

pa??i, b, indeclinable,
Matt.

NT.

bib?amkos.

b, indeclinable,

pa??ovl,

fj, blow

ov,

pa?bos,
13

'Av?

with

btamaloav

Joan.

NT.

pa??l.
a stich

Theoph.

Cont.

rvqb?fjvai, Each

pa?boav

16.

20,

241, 21.

re

pa?bovxioa,

passive
used

before,

pa?bovxovpai,
with

to

reference

the

borne

=
b,

ov,

pa?bovxos,

Polyb.

pa?bocjaopos.

Gram.

Frag.

S?lD.

116.
ov,

b,

(pa?bos,

Polyb.

?bovxos.

as

aros,

pabiovpyrjpa,

rb,

to

expressions,
1.

Prooem.

Iren.

intentionally.

Roman

the

Id.

6.

palba,

fj, roguery,

fj, rh?da,

paib?pios,
palbrj,
palbtov,

Polyb.
palbtov,

palbrj, piba,

cjaope?ov, ?ppa.

Lyd.

12,

ov, rb,

palba.
=

4,
pfjbiov,

ARETH.
Hes.

799

Red

ovs, fj, Rhaitho,

Sea.

....

Leimon.

place
6

Areth.

Prov.

as

speckled,

plbiov,

near Mount

rfjv Wi?ovv.

799 D.

patbloav

Gloss.
Sinai

on

the

(rasus)

robe.

21.

23,

goat.

Sept.

Gen.

Cer. 462, 13.

674, 8

kind

of

napless

woollen

cloth.

2, 2.

Mauric.

Garment

made

gel. I, B, 10, 3.

of p?oov.

Theoph.
a monk's

Particularly,

Frjbloav, mpovxoav,

distinctive

?vaqbopevs.
Sept.

ragged.

(pa?vo)

ov, rb,

p?oov,

D.

(incorrectly written pabloav). Suid.

P?i?&,

pibiov,

PaUropos,

paoiaKOv.

4.

2.

coachman.

palba.

29,

5.

10,

12,

14.

ov, b, rhedarius,

=
rjs, fj,

Polyb.

knavery.
knave.

ov, b, rogue,

pabtovpyos,

the rector's

paoims, ij, ?v, of p?oov. Porph.

as,

S?id.

30, 32.

?REN.

1, 20, 1.
pabiovpyia,

Adm.

14.

528,

es, (p?ms)

ij, ?v,

pavr?s,

trick.

artifice,

(pabiovpyioa)

Porph.

9.

19,

misrepresent

1, 3,

"EXXr?v.

pavr?Co, ?oo, (pa?vo) to besprinkle. Sept. Lev. 6, 27.

Sept. Num.
pavnop?s, ov, ?, (pavW?co)a sprinkling.

pa

lictor,

10, 32, 2.

to distort,

pabiovpyioa,

qbipoa)

officer.

528. 713.

(paUrop)

Paiqbepevb?pios

paK?brjs,

pa?bocjaopos,

Faims,

?
3, 83.
peqbepevb?pios. NlL. Epist.
paiqbepevb?pios
et
968
alibi.
Const.
Proc.
C,
I, 256, 14.
(536),

I, 66 F.

Plut.

ov, rb,
Cer.

Porph.

lictors.

Roman

an

Cer. 22, 24.

paiKTopUiov,
the fasces

Hes.

elbos ??t?paros.

ceive two hundred blows with a stick.

to have

Lex.

?, rector,

opos,

paUrop,

105,

should

PHOT.

TpaiK?s.
430.

Psell.

8, et alibi.

23,

Faims

master,

rabbi,

(Chaldee 3*))

of black p?oov. Ptoch.

*
paooqb?pos.)
paooqbop?o,
Rasophor.

to

become
5.

Apocr.

Cont.
outer

Euan

720, 21.

garment,

2, 480.

paooqb?pos.

Nicod.

usually

made

(See also paooqbop?o,

Balsam.

Epist.

De

500
prjfia

paaofopo?
o,

paooqb?pos,

ov,

tered

a convent
his

During

with

the

intent

of

he wears

novitiate

De Rasophor.

Epist.

one who

qbepm) novice,

(p?oov,

becoming

the

titul.

en

has

a?a,
also

(See

down,

pijyvvjii.

11.

Mand.

Herm.

as,

Hippol.

the

qbayelv)

of paqbavoi.

eating

17.

Ex.

Sept.

27,

ij, ?v, embroidered.

doubtful

Ex.

Sept.

word.

Barn.

37

23.

(38),

various

7, with

Hes.

peyecov?pios.

?vos,

peyc?v,

the

ij, regio,

to ttoXis.

read

2. Regio,

street,

ov,

peyeov?pios,

of

opposed

city;

C.

ward,

78.

Leg. Homer.

yeirov?apxos.

Peyeov?ptos,

suburbs

B.

1632

Chal.

waiting,

of a city,

quarter

to a

?, pertaining

the chief officer of a city ward, yciro

yeiroviapxos.
ANTEC.

pijyios.
to,

p?yiorpov,

(See

rege

6.

pebiov
p?m,

paiba.
ij, a kind

as,

of

968 A.

Ill,

for

peXey?Tos,

relega

Cont.

ov,

p?mvrov,

439,20.

peXarop?a,

as,

peXcyiooos,

rb,

205,

Antec.

1, 12,

rj, relatio,

?vaqbop?.

S?lD.

ov, religiosus.

Antec.

2,

ov,

?ap?apimv,
lish

rhubarb

tion

of

peirovbiarevo,

rha,

p?,
rov

pcy?Xov
has

the

p?ov ?ap?apimv
evoa,

repudio.

rhubarb.

Lex.

Kevravp?ov
appearance
or

Cer.

9.

1.

115,

Eust.

Thessalon.

Lyd.

gestae.

213,

22.

also

(See

2.

in Constantinople.

place

358.

Cer. 495, 6.

Porph.

PORPH.

?aaikims.

piytos,

Mal.

230,

pfjypa,

[The

being

Phila

16, p.

?aalkeiov

regia,

o'iKrjpa.

PiJyXai, albrjpa &s pa?bos.

'(See

piyXios.)
CONST.

to, fall.

to throw,
Apost.

Const.

throw

ApOST.

down,

6, 9, 1.

8, 7,
NT.

p?aaoa.

Leo

Gram.

361,

1.
Luc.
7.

9, 42.
Cedr.

I, 477, 17 ?n?pprj?e.
prjblov,

Eng
corrup

(see
pfjpa,

2,

Hes.

p?xovov.

aros,

pfjywpi,

P?ov

281.

17 prjyla,

I, 69 C. Mal.

strike),

Botan.

ij p?Ca.
of

9.

p?ov ?ap?apov.]
ANTEC.

321, 8.
Mal. 430, 20.
pfjyiaaa, rjs, r), (pr}?) regina.
rutellum, strickle (the American
pfjyka, as, r), (regula)

1, 9.

pcfi?os, ij, ov, (pep?o) roaming, gadding.

delph. (interpol.) 4. Antioch. (interpol.) 11.
p?ov,

res

Substantively,

also

Ignat.

rb, =

Porph.

fjvla.

358,

Adm.

ov, regius,

Plut.

recautum.

Lyd.

avn?oXij.

tu s, banished.

No

21.

Theoph.

ov, rb, (reci?o)

in

Chal.

a church dignitary.
4, 17.

AnON.

pfj^.

Theoph.

a,

pfjyios,

Suid.
peKivov,

3,

Epist.

reins,

ov, rb, Regium,

Vfjytov,

Pe?t'cov, ?pp?rov.
scourge.

incorrectly

p?mvyov,

r?,

489, 3.

S?lD.

1.

lord

piytarpov.)
Const.

register.

paiba. NT. ApOC. 18, 13.

=

of

417.

Capt.

997 A. B.
=
p?ba

sort

328, 12.

Porph.

pfjyeara,

peyeov?pios.)

1, 2,

s ta,

to drown.

prjy?rov,ov, to, (pfj?) kingdom, with reference toWestern

Lateran.

Europe.

vi?pxrjs,

i us,

Nil.

retinaculum,

as, ?, =

pfjyas,

peyc?v.

a stream,

463, 5.

yeirovia.

571, 8. 595.

Chron.

1, 2, 9.

into

dar

patcjaepevb?pios.

r?,

p?nva,

throw

?, referen

ov,

2. Referendarius,
I VELL. 6, 3. Curop.

97 A.
Substantively,

pevm

7.

408,

1029 C. Mal.
?

doubtful

14.

99,

to

(pevpa)

pec?>epevb?pios,

ings.
peyeov?pios

1. peamvpivovs,

Antec

S IMOC

r?pva.
taa,

Mal.

paxirj,

p?yios

pevparl?oa,

16.

Ibid.

y ?pov.

report.

v.

14,

rb, responsum.

pianovaov,
per?pva

paqbibevrijs,o?, ?, (paqb?s) embroiderer.

paqbibevTos,

as

724,

rov

8i?fev?is

pevos.

ij, (paqbavos,

276,

Theoph.

Apol.

22, 19, et alibi.

bi? nirraKloav.

circulate,

spread,

word.

Karapp?ooo.)

paqbavoqyayia,

Pe7rov8iov,

xa>PL(Til?s y?poav

to

JUST.

bia?vytov.

2, 181. Novell.

Epist.

Penovbiov,
piaKoa,

to throw

repudium,

Jur.

Gloss.

(See also peyaXooxw0^

oxrjpa.)
p?ooo,

2, 2. Nil.

Balsam.

p?o-ov.

to,

ov,

penovbiov,

a monk.

ov,

rb,

Hes.

palba.

Vrjbloav, Kapoi>xoav, patbloav

palbtov).
aros,

Bekker.

rb,

verb,

634, 5.

in

grammar.

Dion.

Thrax

in

501
p?hov

prjfiaTiKOs

ij, ?v,

prjpariK?s,

in

verbal,

in Bekker.

634,

of the winged Cherubim and Seraphim that surround

the throne of God. Cyrill. Hier.
(Spuria) p. 331.]

Thrax

Dion.

grammar.

26.

pi|, ?7y?s,?, rex, applied chiefly to theWestern kings,

the title of ?aoiXevs being restricted to the Roman

Athan.

I,
Nyss.

Greg.

in the Bible,

text, passage,

(prjr?s)

103 B.

Basil.

Ill,

measure.

and

360 D.

irvperos)

S?lD.

ague.

....

'ETrtaX^v

fever,

a,

piCimlos,

pivoKoir?o,
men.

6, 4,

is cut

off.

5, 4.

pivorop?o.

9.

553,

(pis,
the

rejielv)

accusative

Mal.

331,

the

of

5. 7.

off one's

Cedr.

II,

693

nose

furniture,

8, 12, 2.

pin-?s,

Chron.

the

early

Apost.

714,13.

church

pnr?biov was

used

to drive

pobaKivia,

in the

church utensil
proper
Now
long

to
a fan

course

naturally
as well

some

of flies,
a

to birds.

wing,
The

the
and

Ptoch.

of

wings

it.

VOL. YII. NEW

SERIES.

64

pob?kaiov,

or

rather

alibi.

706,

SuiD.

Poya,

royal

charity

10.

The

fj r&v ?aaikioav
and

liberality.

650 D.)

Ill,

Nil.

Curop.
to

donative,

largitio,

Chron.

cp?konpta.

2, 314.

33, 17.
as

distribute,

42, 8.
Leimon.

money.

z=z

GeOPON.

pob?Kivov.

3,

1,

4,

as

peach-tree,

(pob?Kivov)

nepaia,

P?rsica

Suid.
ov,

to,

1,

209.

Lex.

pfjka,

r? pob?iava.

ov,

rb,

(boap?Kivov)

(p?bov,

pfjkov

peach,

Botan,

ekatov)

nepo-?a,

attar

of

roses.

UepaiK?v.
r) pobaKivia.

BoiSS.

III, 418.

be

mystagogues,

therefore, of the fifth and subsequent centuries found

no difficulty in regarding the pnr?biovas emblematic

fj,

Kai Hepo-iK?

thought
use

Sept.

reading.
as,

pob?Ktvov,

necessary

it was
in

mystery

suggests
as

it became

time,

irrespective

discover

to angels

of

517 A.

of pomegranate-trees.

b, erogator.

to,

Vulgaris.

was nothing more than a

flies) ; that is, it
fly-brush.
as,

?no

Clem.

recklessly.

Alex.

fj cja?kortpla,

(poya)

ov,

various

away flies from the communion cups (the custom

having probably originated in Egypt, the country of

But

et

11,
ml

opos,

pobaKrjv?v,

the

iKKkrjalas,

97 (127). Mal.
186, 10. 193, 5. 404, 16.
With the accusative of the person. Porph. Cer.
180, 6. 494, 6. 662, 12. Adm. 73. 233. The
oph. Cont. 430. 475, 16. Curop. 42, 9.

-rfirj?rjvai.

Const.

piiriorijpiov.

garden

btavopfj,

evaa,

poyevoa,

Ill, 287, 4.
ox?rj. Proc.
a
kind
of fan, forming part of
pnr?biov, ov, rb, (piiris)
church

Petr.

2. Mercenary.

pivom

whose

?k rfjs

pityoKivbwos,

1,14.

(Compare Theod.

Har

nose,

person

of

erogatio,

75,

poy?roap,
cut

to

JuL.

ptnr?piov.

11.

fj,

evai?eia

THEOPH.

15.

124,
a

with

Vlnrea?ai

adv.

12,

oph.

p?ira, ij, ripa,

[In

36

b, (po?)

as,

poya,

1.

With

ir?o.

rock.

O. 6, 7.

Leo.

p?vrj.

rjoa,

pivoToji?o,

po&v, &vos,

stipend,

Le

piirr?piov.

rjoa, =

immovable,

ptKr?piov,

javelin,

Adm.

armed

Sept. Jer.

p. 313.

72,

Zech.
a

Porph.

one

b,

Rom. Epist.
Tincto

21.

75,

ou, rb, file,

ptv?ov,

rooted,

(ptfiK?s)

Adm.

Porph.
piKr?piov

ov,

piyj/oKivbvvoas,

as

60.

; airy, as a building.

?akkeaoai.

Xey?pevov.

ov,

(Vit.

EPIPH.

VlT.

pmlbiov.

Euthym.

Vit.

5, 3.

LAOD.

plnroa.

fever

Kai t? piyoTrvperov

=
Vit. Chrys. 17 F.
pib?ov
pa??a. Pallad.
for
ou,
t?, (p?Ca)madder, Rubia
piC?piv
pt?apiov,
rium. Geopon.
12, 1, 7.

r=

(pinl?oa)

Leo.

ptnrapiarfjs,
Afr.

(plyos,

266

II,

ptnr?piov, ov, rb, (pinros) jaculum,

a strickle, as a corn
and

r?,

352 A.

?mvnov.

chills

Coteler.

pmlbiov.

pintaros, fj, ?v,fanned

22, 14.

45.

Codin.
ov, rb,

piyoirvpcrov,

351 D.

II, 496 A.

piyXios, ov, (pijyXa) levelled with

ov,

pmiarfjpiov,

irepiKoirij.

83 E.

fj,

Euthym.).

Plut.
emperor and to the king of Persia.
I, 74 A.
Proc.
II, 204, 15. Euagr.
2, 16, p. 309. Luit
prand. 344 (479, 1 D).
P77T?V, o?, to,

180s,

pi7Ti's,

pobi&v,

&vos,

p?bov,

ov,

Pallad.

b,
rb,

Porph.

pota.

rose.

T?

8i?

Vit. Chrys. 40 F.

Cer.
p?boav,

216.
Conserve

of

roses.

502

poBoarajfia

aros,

pob?oraypa,

rb,

(p?bov,

pcoaiarv

rosewater.

ora?co)

O?

PORPH.

Cer. 466, 17.

for

pof?iv

2 Par.

of

Ex.

Sept.

po?.

pot?,

ij, sword.

as,

pov?al?os,

Sept.
for

incorrectly
ruma,

?rjXij.

28,

Suid.

9.

209,

18

217,

povoaws.

ov,

russeus,

Mal.

povs.
povo?bes,

ov,

Porph.

Cer.

povoios

ov,

iropqbv

Mal.

9.

43,

the Reds

ol, russati,

175,

pu?Kiv for

pv?Kiov.
ov,

pv?Kiov,
Euangel.

rb,

dimin.

A,

2, 3.

ov, ?, the

pvytrrjs,

pvoib?opai

17.

723,

pva%, pv?Kiv.

of

an

Thorn.

Apocr.

insect

pvorrjs,

injurious

issue,

sore.

running

deliverer.

ov, ?, (pvopai)

Lev.

Sept.

Ps.

Sept.

17,

632, 33.
608, 80.
to say anything
2. To speak Latin,
App. I, 280, 59. 67.

20.

Basilic.

ij, ?v, Roman.

After

38,

in Latin.

PTOCH.

to the

the

great

sent

colonists

to Dalmatia.

Porph.

Polyb.

city.

360 C.

1, 6 AibaoKaXovs

Pofiav?a.

Mal.

1325.

Inscr.

the

Cedr.

term

became
Popaloi

I, 454,16

the capital
was

a name

Rome,

V&prj, Elder

npea?vripa

p&%, oay?s,

to Con

given

Rome,

Rome

it from Constantinople.
1. Novell.
v&prj,

13,
=

the

to

proper,

Apocr.

Act.
1, 4.

Euagr.

1, ? ?'.

Novell.

preceding.

P&s,

431,

oi,

Leo

Polyb.

applied

of the
also

(A. D. 268-270).

to

V&prj,

*H

891 A.

Also,

fj, berry,

grape,

Rus

si,

179, 17 et alibi.

Lev.

Sept.

p??.

indeclinable,

the Russians.

I,

221.
19,

10.

Porph.

Theoph.

Cont.

Porph.

Adm.

71,

simply

in Rus

196,

(v&s)

Russia.

et alibi.
pcaatari,

sian.

adv.

6.

63.

Diacon.
fj,

AtHAN.

CHpelfrv v&prj. Lyd.

65, 8 b p&?.

as,

V&prj.

npea?vripa

17, 6 olive.

Adm.
anus.

Papr?, New

'H pey?krj

Esai.

r? PofiaU?,

Constantinople

the Greeks.

as a door.

applied

Rome,

r), Roma,

et Paul.

Poo-?a,

empire,

I, 618 B.

7,1.

teachers.

?, Rom

ov,

fj Yoapaloav

empire,

Epiph.

to bolt,

from Rome

*H npea?vns

passim.x

Roman

rjs,

Pet.

Dion

435, 17.

Pcopa?os,

the Roman

(poapavfjatov)

distinguish
to side

Cass.

Substantively,

B.

210

330).

3.

to be of theRoman party,
popatCo, toa, (P?palos)
App. I, 390, 46, et alibi.
with theRomans.

Popalmvs,

Chrys.

stantinople after it became the capital of the empire.

529 (A. D.
Const. I, 3. Lyd. 193, 21. Chron.

28 C.

AmphiL.

pvriboopai.

Latin

Vit.

Amphil.

door.

I, 364 E.

ov, b, Romanus,

*H

Vopalms,

iaa,

'H Nea

to vegeta

2.

15,

Pallad.

of

519,14.

by Diocletian
Adm. 125.

v&prj,

p. 498.

ecos, rj, running

p?o-is,

of

the name

passim.

name

Eukhol.

tion.

for

subjects

the Greeks

2, 131, et alibi.

Lyd.

1, 9.

Diosc.
Theoph.

the

Romans,

6, 21.

poapavl?oa,

circus.

the

of

Euagr.

23.

PcapSvos,
rusticum.

is,

Prisc

proper.

?) Romanesia,

as, fj, Romania,

Poapavla,

161.

Poemen.

Apophth.

Lyd.

65, 19.
povorimvp.,

bolt

rb,

iniKp?reta. Athan.

uncertain.

povoeos.

povoo?roi,

kokkivos,

povoalos,

7.

33,

meaning
=

povoios,

Eastern

fj, (Romanus

poapavfjatov,

614, 6.
povoeos,

the Romans

one of the gates of Antioch.

17 E. Mal.
202, 20.

19 D.

I,

as,

Poapavrjala,

oov?abiov?as.

CHRON.

povoeos.

that

Romans,

of the Byzantine
emperor, including
Id. 151.
(properly so called).

33.

3, 24.

Gen.

Plut.

of Rome,

O? i&oi Poapa?oi, The

Phryn.

syllables.

3, 16.

popqbaia,

povoalos

in three

po?biov

inhabitants

Western

151.

413.

Ill,

?, dimin.

ov,

potoKos,

povpa,

Boiss.

pot?iov.

ov, rb,

potbiov,

the

Voapa?oi, The

ian?pioi

in

Porph.

the Russian

Adm.

language,

76 et alibi.

20

503

ca?aicadiov

cayfiardpcos

s.

'
ov, rb, fillet

aa?amotov,
....

aa?amotov,

aa?amotov,
aa?avov,
nov.

Hes.

; handkerchief
SuiD.

beap?rpixov.

....

KeKpvcjaakov

aovb?ptov.

ov, rb,

linen

Clem.

Alex.

Hence

also,

cloth.

Hence,

linteum,

kiv

towel,

bw?peoav,

made

jTlfcO?f,

Ex.

Just.

Tryph.

30.

16,

Ignat.

32.

23,

I
o?yiv

Sabbath.

aros,

Apost.

Const.

Saturday.

2, 59,

day

T?

the Satur

The

holy

19

5,

Vit.

Pallad.

8.

aa??arov,

ayiov

Apost.

Saturday,

(titul.).

taa,

aa?eklCoa,

bellius.

(Sa?iktos)

Socr.
ov,

2a?ikios,

favor

of

Sa

Hippol.

heresiarch.

aa?ovpa,

eppa.

ballast,

sabbura,

fj, sabura,

BEKKER.

Kev?s.
aa?ovpos,
?ovpa

not

prj

(write

401,

exovaa
aa?ovpa).

in

30

eppa.

ballast.

Hence,

Nil.

Ibid.

Jur.

Bavr?a

empty,

Bamvrla,

(write

aa

bowman,

archer,

arrow,

oayira,

ta,

Lyd.
the

(?aXXo)

ov, rb, =

ro^?rrjs.

Leo.

Mal.

?eXos.

20.

157,

distance

of

an

Adm.

arrow.

77, 21.)

MAURIC.

oayirro?oXrj.

et

p. 55,

Cer. 485, 7.
arrow-maker.

o?, ?, (iroi?o)

Just.

sanctus.

ov,

rb,

12, 7.

Mauric.

1, 26.

Apol.

Antec.

2,

448,

460,

oaypoo?XXiov.

1410, 20.
Leo.

2. Packhorse.
11.

packsaddle,

(o?ypa)

E?st.

5, 7.

2.

Covra rrjv ?irooKevrjv

4, 36

S?ID.

et alibi.

2ayp?pia

Kai rrjv peramfiibrjv

15, 6.

(Compare Mauric.

Bamvrla),

Leo.

Porph.
....

r?

r?v

Cer.
?aora

?irirrjbeiov.

6, 29 2aypar?pios

?iriros.)

aa?ovpa.
aayanrjv?v,

ov,

oayp?piov,

vavs, mvcjarj,

'Avepp?naros
GLOSS.

Gram.

4, 50.

Leo.

a, ov, (aa?ovpa)

Leo

1, 10.

Epist. 4, 60.
aa?ovpos,

Leo.

21.

84,

saddle

21.

358,

490, 17. (Compare Porph.

Porph.

alibi.

o?yKTos,
Lyd.

ol, satellites.
as,

rjs, ij,

Theoph.

oayiTToiroi?s,
the

285 seq.
aa?ikkires,

rj, S agit

oayirro?oXrj,

see.

2, 9.
Sabellius,

b,

the doctrine

MAL.

(oayirra)

oayirro?oXov,
to

14.

462,

p.

o-ay?ov.

30, 7.

ov, ?, Sagittarius.

oayirr?pios,

2, 2.

Apion.

as,

Ioayirra,

ing. Amphil.

Joseph.

7, 22,

5, 3

horse-cloth,

housing,

341.

Cer.

Curop.

?,

Mauric.

(51).

(oay?Co)

S OCR.

robe.

(o?yos)

4, 57.

preced

Orat, 7 (titul.). Mal. 463, 14.

indeclinable, = ?ov?&v, which
aa??& (Egyptian),

Adm.

Porph.

! 52, 3. Chron. 588.

33 B.

Chrys.

oayy?pios,

16.

721,

38

oayirra.

oayir?rop,

Const.

Polyc.

Martyr.

oayira

2.

T? piya aa??arov, The great Saturday,

of Passion-week.

66.

Can. Apost.

ov,

to,

18.

252,
Christian

oayiov,

to,

cloth. Porph.

Sept.

NT.

2. The

ClIRON.

Leimon.

o?yiopa,

the Jewish

cr?yiov.

Or

370.

9.

Magnes.

for

o?yiov

10.

ov, rb, fl??S

aa??arov,

9, 7.

6, 3.

Esai.

Lev.

2kvtcvs,

oay?Co, loa, (o?yos) to put the housing over a horse.

With the accusative of the animal. Nicet.
674, 25.

to the Greek r&v

to keep the Jewish Sabbath.

aa??arlCoa, taa, (aa??arov)

Hes.

rCayy?pios.

NOM. COTELER. 102.

I mXiy?pios.

i 150, 10. 151, 8.

Theoph.

of aa?avov.

equivalent

Sept.

ofhosts.

Sept.

ov, o,=

| oayijva, as, ij, a kind of vessel (sail).

12.

190,

garment

aa?a&o, Hebrew

226 B.

oayy?pios,

199, 22.

Cont.

3, 91 (81).
3, 95 (85). Galen. XIII,
881 E 2ayairrjvbvoirov. (See also r?vtVftv.)

Diosc.

KeKpvcjaakos

ov,

rb, Persian

JJ>3D?y,

sagapenon,

sa

c open iurn, the inspissated sap of a certain plant.

oayparapios,

a horse.

is furnished

ov, ?,

that

Leo.

6, 29.

with

oayp?piov,

as

i), a

rjs,

oayparoyijvrj,
Peripl.

Mar.

Erythr.

oayp.ar?o,

ooa,

(o?ypa)

kind

of

Indian

Arrian.

stuff.

6.
to saddle,

as a

The

packhorse.

ov,

rb,

(o?ypa,

et alibi.

226, 16.

ov,

oaimvX?pia,

of

cloak.

Polyb.

saeculares.

a kind

o-?Ka, to,

of

body

liquid measure.

of

4.

Poemen.

Apophth.

so

called.

Phoc.

9.

202,

257,12.
o-aKeX??oo, ioa,

less

oaKeXiorrjpiov,

Plut.

for

correctly

rai. Hes.

1087.

cloth,

Tzetz.

Chil.

ou,

o airo

aaKcXX?ov,
OPH.
rius.

oaK?XXrj,

rjs, rj,=

lov.

377, 11.

CHRON.

Gloss.

o?KcXXa.
bag,

Hes.

691,13.
13.

697,

The-

13.

715,

?aXavriov,

/SaXX?vriov,

oxtKeXXaptos.

4, 8

oaKepbos,

otos,

?, sacerdos,
for

o-oKKos, ou, ?, sackcloth.

ookk?ov.

ookk?v,
Sept.

to o?kkos,

s a c e r,
o-cMcpos, a, ov,

ocios,

352, 19, et alibi.

460,

As

Gen.

37,

(9).

34.

see.

which
icp?s.

Leimon.

Antec.

2,1,

8.

Theoph.

262, 18, of the king of

Persia.
rj, a kind

299,18.

r),

of vessel

(sail),

oarovpa.

Theoph.

Apophth.

gently.

Macar.
Jur.

GlOSS.

aeipopaarrjs.

38.

Mapr?opa

?,

b,

maker

(aaki?aptov)

754,

or

seller

of bridles.

as a surname.

13,

of aakl?ai

(see

THEOPH.

aakl?a).

4, as a surname.
iKos, b, S a 1 i X,
cav, ol,

ir?a.

S alii.

Hes.

Dion.

Hal.

I, 386.

Plut.

I,

69 B.
rj, ?, Salmutzes.

Porph.

Adm.

170.

aak?s, fj, ?v, (a?kos, aak?Koav)foolish,

poapbs, ?v?rjros*
Ammonas 9. Eulog.
Leimon. 86 (111).
Apophth.

Cer.

rjo?Kpa, imperial epistle, ?clov yp?fi

Substantively,
1120 C. 1252 C. Menand.
jxa. Ephes. 980 D.

Cont.

as,

z=z

?, b, maker

j SaXioi,

Nub.

S?lD.

iepe?s.

2. Equivalent

as,

caXif,

470.

cO oxiKeXXiou.

CUROP.

Chal.

?kpevrfjs.

salgamarius,

39.

aaki?as,

CONT.

PORPH.

b,

to shake

Theoph.

Hes.
THEOPH.

3, 40 (35).

evaoa,

67 F.

sacella

CONT.

aaKeXX?pios.

craKeXXiou =

oaKKrjv, incorrectly

THEOPH.

ekekl

?ovkovp (write MaprCo?ap?ovkovp or Mapr?bj3?p/3ovXov),

r) vvv aakl?a. C?ROP. 24.

577,
rov

*o

BaXavrtoc/>?Xa?,

satchel,

18.

oaKTovpa,

aakl?a,

oph.
ri?e

Suid.

'O airo oaKcXX?ov =

cO to?

Schol.

rjoji?s.

in Greek

plant,

aaki?aptov, ov, rb, (s a 1 i v a r i u s) bridle, xaktv?s. The

13, 420.

sacellarius,

oaKcXX?ov.

to,

sage,

1620 C.

2akpovrCrjs9

ou, to,

fiapo?ir

Cont.

(sacellus)

517.

454.

caKeXXiov,

?,

ov,

oirov rb
xpvaiov

treasury,

Theoph.

o-aKeXXapios,

1089.

oaKKeXiorijpiov,

for wine,

rjs, rj, sacellus,

o?KcXXa,

Plut.

airrj

?k?ptov,

salary,

Id. 5, 28, p. 253, 17.

5, 18, p. 234.

ov,

aaki?apas,

straining

(oaKKcXiCo)

Arist.

ArIST.

SCHOL.

birj??o.
133.

Sched.

Lex.

pay,

104.

2,

128,16.

a?kevoa,

cavalry

14 M?Xi mk?

Erythr.

DlOSC.

a?Kxapi.
s a 1 a r i u m,

as, fj, salvia,

a?kyap?ptos,

oa?rrjs, ?, sextarius?

a?xap,

a?Kxapov,

a?Kxapt*

aqaamv. DlOSC

Cass.

Dion

747, 67.

sugar,

Mar.

Peripl.

ov, rb,

Novell.

2, 30,1,

""Ov?^,

ov, r?, =

aak?ta,

ludi

r?,

rb keyopevov

p?aiov. Eus.

5, 30.

Diod.

pivov

aak?piov,

oayp?

oreXXa) packsaddle,

a kind

ov, o, sagum,

o?yos,

&xap.

Arrian.

a?Kxapov,

ptov, aorpa?rj. PhOC

Arabic

r?,

a?Kxapi,

oph. 653. 682, 12.

oaypooeXXiov,

aaXos

504

a'aypbaroyrjvr)

'Ya?k?s,
1276

T?v

a?kos,

qakvapos.

iyK?cfa?kov

Arist.

(Compare

oaanep aeae?a?ai

poi

boKe?s.)

a title it was bestowed upon certain holy men

who feigned idiocy for Christ's sake, the most distin
was Simeon the Fool.
Euagr.
guished of whom
A.
Jul. 21.
34.
35
Horol.
4,
(titul.). Nic.II,895
[For a fool to pretend to be wise is quite natural.

But for a wise man to play the fool, implies a higher

degree of self-denial than will be readily conceded
to him. With regard to Simeon, the probability is
that,

having

lived

some

twenty-nine,

or, according

to

others, forty years in the deserts of Syria, he lost his

mind. And when he made his appearance at Emesa
(where he
essentially

spent the last days of his life), he was

an idiot. It must be added here, that,

craXoTr?? 505

cxa?

and Syria, natural fools are to this day

as the special favorites
regarded by the Mussulmans
of God.]
in Egypt

craX?T77s, 77TOS, ij,

Ammonas

Porph.

2 Par.

saltus,

Proc.

aXoos.

grove,

Gaz.

Mal.

296,

aapa?apa,

r?, Chaldee

/!?^D>

Persian

2apapeinbos,

in

between

commemoration

in

woman

the

and

Christ

recorded by John

(4, 7 seq.).

of

Samaria

Ho

Pentekost.

ov, ?, (s

oapi?pios,
?

r?v

?irXov

Lyd.

oTiXirvorijs.
....

samiarius

'Amvrjrijs,

cravS?Xiv for

GLOSS.

polish.

ou,

o-?v?aXos,

0,

kind

of

oavb?Xiv.

boat,

oavbap?xvrj
o?vbvf;,

arca,

bovK,

LEX.

oavbap?Krj.

vKos, Persian
cista,

trunk,

XP<*pa k?kklvov.

o?vbvf;,

o-ouv

Russian

Hes.

Ki?oros.

box,

?, sannio,ybo/.
ov,

o-avT?Xivos,

to,

of

reception

abroad.

emperor

225,
Theoph.
(Compare

ou, t?,

3, 22,

(owo-co)

o?ariov,

returned

Theoph.

from

Cont.

(Gallic)

sapo,

oair?viov, yaXXimv. ARET.

150 (2), 37.
OV, TO,=
OraTTCOVlOV,

owcov.

Lex.

NOM.

Polyb.

spear.

Porph.

French

135 B.

Cer.

savon,

Aet.

with

565.

KoXXa)

9, 3.

the gum

Galen.

Leo.
the

of

48.

15,

peach-tree.

226 D. 429 A.

XIII,

karpevoa)

sen

fiesh-WOT'shipper,

I, 742 C.

356
eoas, fj,

a?pKoaais,

293,

a?pov,

soap,

8, 6, p.

aapnlov,
a?pnos,

a?s

for

to become

aapmopat,

Ignat.

flesh

T?v

i? avrfjs

(aapmoa)

Smyrn. 5.

(a?p?

to the Incarnation.

reference

METHOD.

HES.
SCHED.

Mauric

Naz.

Greg.

ylvopai),

Iren.

1, 9, 3.

aapKoa?ivra.

incarnation.

IREN.

3,

3.

18,

I, 776 D.

ov, to,

(aaipoa)

ov, to, wooden

ov,

b, wooden

2ap7Tovs,
vp?s

broom,

mprjpa,

EpiCT.

KaXXvvrpov.

Phryn.

1, 27,18.
?,

a Macedonian

ov, b, (aap?,

sualist.

9, et alibi.
o-?ttcov, ovos,

of

r?pcov for

286.

rjs, fj, (aap?,

Athan.

563, 6.)

dance.

ball,

he

19.

4Y8,

omission

?v, fortieth.

fj,

clothed inflesh.
aapmcjaopos,ov, (<j>ipoa)

Arrian.

ovation,

when

the

aapmpoi?popcjaos,ov, (a?p?, bpot?jwpcjaos)resembling flesh

(a human body). Vit. Steph. 510.

83.

sandal-wood.

b??ipov)

(oa?ipov,

the

Cer.

6, 5.)

3, 99 (89).

aapmoa, middle

Gram.

Leo

640, 19.
o-o?ipov,

Ex.

36.

Erythr.
ov,

oa?ipob??ipov,
the

(o-?vTaXov)

Mar.

Peripl.

of

Nie

compare the mutilated

ov, rb, sarcina.

a?pKivov,

aapmk?rprjs,

8.

oawiov,

For

reaaapamaros,

285.

Diosc

Epict.

the Sara

PORPH.

forty.

rjs, fj, sarissa,

aapmmkka,

SuID.

oavib?brjs, es, (oavis) plank-like. AreT. 37 C.

oavibor?s, ij, ?v, (oavimo) made of boards. Sept.
27,

Coteler.

BOTAN.

chest,

tl\e East-men,

18, 12, 2 seq.

sanduk,

p*)*l?D?

o?

plural

<}>pfjv)favoring

aepavr?nrjxos.

ATHEN.
for

a?piaaa,
=

reaaap?mvra,

(See

rerrapc?v.

Theoph.

610.

the East)

to Mohammedanism.

inclined

also

aapamar?s,
a

cray?

(between

literally,

(2apaKrjvos,

the first syllable,

CHRON.

o?vbaXos.

ov,

for

aap?mvra

5, 3.

722, 20.

HES.

aapa?apa.

Saracens,

Hence,

13.
LEO.

rb, =

ov,

o-av??Xtov,

of arms,

13.

158,

Sept.

II, 1184 E.

samiator.
to

coora, copat, samio,

oapi?o,

i a r i u s,
polisher

the

aapaKrjv?cjapcav,
cens.

s am

i 0)

trousers.

Suid.

name given to the Arabs, because their

country lay
east of Egypt and Palestine.
Eus. 6, 42, p. 308.
Athan.
I, 833 D. Epiph. I, 160 C. Soz. 6, 38.

rol.
am

soap.

aabbael).

2apaKrjvol,

conver

the

of

with

21.

2apaKrjv?s, ov, b, (Arabic p^lty,

woman,

to the fifth Sunday after Easter,

celebrated

sation

CH KvpiaKr) rrjs

the Samaritan

of

Sunday

a name given
clusive,

woman.

rj, Samaritan

Hes.

cav, r?, =.

aapa?apta,
pios and

The

washes

rj, b, Sapores.

14.
ibos,

who

19.

578,

Dan. 3, 21.

rb,

2apape1ris,

Cer.

one

(a?noav)

2an&prjs,

9.

ov,

o?Xrov,

APOPHTH.

popia.

(oaX?s) foolishness,

o,

ov,

aanoaviarfjs,

or

box,
box:

Ki?oarovs.
vp&v.

Porph.

a?pnos.

Leo.

also,

wooden

Bi?vvol
Cer.

15,

house,

be ?vktvovs
380,

77.
p?avv.

oUias.
16

9eos

bia

506

aaaapivos

oas.

(/>uXa?ei

17

380,

also Introduction,
oao?pivos,

ov,

Peripl.

Mar.

o?ooo,

a?a,

2.

(See

a kind

Arrian.

wood.

of

Porph.

xope?co.

Cer.

oaravims,
Pallad.

Vit.

Alex.

Satanic.

564

Alex.

B.

to

SaTopviXtavo?,

as,

oarovpa,
oarovpa

rj, satura,

for

12.

153,

Lyd.

Cont.

satiricus,

rj, ?v,

11,

ov,

to,

Lyd.

satire.

? oarvpims,

the

(oavpa)

Hes.

xQ?vov,

oaxv?v,

=
o?xap, rb,
296.
oaxv?s,

Tr?a,

13.

2avxp?v,
PTOCH. p.

?o?ev?s,

Saxv?v,

ovos, a modification

"I^DN

of

(connected with

Chron.

the

xa^vov*

624,

the Persian

^i7c?

THJ7),

to

addressed

'ETriopKe?s oyav?api,

2 belonged to the next

supposed that the second
word.
Also,
(See also y?bapos in the Appendix.
Proc.
Ill, 53, 14, where Justinian is compared to
a dull ass.)
oyovp?rCrjs,

cryoup?s.

Cedr.

II,

14,

519,

as a surname.

Chil.

?, ?v,
12,

robe, T?

800

o?

it

(?irioyvpos)

curly,

T?ooapa

b? rois

iraXaiols

?yie's, bX?KXrjpov, oX??piov,

Tzetz.

o?Xos.
rb

oyovp?v

ovXov
tc.

Ibid.

brjXol

a title

into

Curop.

8,

20.

ATTAL.

ae?aarocfaopoi,

of no

famines

Augustales.

Leo Dia

instituted in honor of

248.
seat.

HES.

18.

1. Arsen.

2e'8as, m?ibpas.
for baskets.

of palm-haves,

pare

Apophth.

Num.

Leimon.

aetpop?arrjs.)
ov,

aeipop?arrjs,
25,

b, a

kind

of

aelpoaais,

eoas, fj, (as

if from

HES.

Airj?fjaeoas,

aeip&aeoas.

aetp?oa)

seems to be the prototype

ae?apa,

aros,

aeiar?s,

or

lance

Sept.

javelin.

7.

to strain,
to,

ov, ?, a kind

straining,

[The

filtering.

assumed

of the Modern

aetp?oa

Greek

filter.^

(aelca)

o-e?o-p?s, ov, ?, vexation,

as hair,

3902, b.

2, 96.

Ptoch.

ov, o, Augustalis

as, fj, plait

aovpbvoa,
of

a title

As

60 (87). 66 (92).
2. Series, line of progeny, race,
Theoph.
family.
Cont. 110, 12.
578, 18. 667, 15. Theoph.
3. A kind of lance? Theoph.
215, 15. (Com

or

^^OK

the Hebrew

the emperor Justinian. Here, the transcriber having

written ELTIOPKEISSrAYAAPIby mistake, the editors

rj, ?, dimin.

Inscr.

converted

299, 6.

as, fj, S e d e S,

aeip?,

of yavbapis,

vocative

ai?aais.

imperial name Augustus.

the emperors.

Inscr.

Anton.
for yavbapi,

incorrectly

o, ass,

o-youp?s,

Severus.

2, 246.

oyavbapi,

reverence,

revered.

2e?fjpeia, oav,r?, (2e?fjpos) games

HeS.

oavxp?s.

THEOPH.

It was used also as a title of

nobility.
con. 177. Cedr. II, 327,10.

aiba,
=

1.

Substantively,

?o?ev?s.

oaKxapi. CEDR. I, 732,

ij, ?v,

Ptoch.

ass.

oa?pov,

as

also

Id. 1, 83.

reverenced,

Comnenus

ae?aarocjaopos,

plant,

eXacnris,

Hes.

weak, flaccid.

2,

bility. Attal.
6, et alibi.

rjv evioi oavpiov.

oavxp?s, i], ?v, frail,

Luc.

Alexius

Id.

satirist.

shepherd's-purse,

?Xao?ris.

Bursa-Pastoris,

Thlaspi

used

B.

2060.

18.

196,
to

relating

Substantively,

fj, ?v, augustus,

O? ae?aarol,

17.

153, 10.
oavpiov,

764

II,

ae?aapos.

veneration,

1, 22, p. 26, 60.

NT.

THEOPH.

oaKrovpa.

oatvpims,

of

mvovv.

dish,

was

it corresponds to the Latin

the

Saturnilus

35.

Tryph.

ov, o, (ae?aCopai)

Diod.
ae?aaros,

the followers

o?,

Just.

heresiarch.

Plut.

1255 B.

rjros, fj, (ae?aapios)

ae?aapos,

??orai.

fifty-six

cov,

venerable.

558, 8.

se ah, a
or?Tov,ou, t?, Hebrew ?KD? dual D^fiXD?
measure.
Sept. Hag. 2, 16. Epiph.
II, 182 B,
equivalent

ayovpir{jjs.)

358.

ae?aapt&raros

Cod. Afr.

ae?aaptorrjs,

65 A.

Chrys.

(See

Nl

?yvp?s.

also

ANON.

religion.

superlative

title.

i), ?v, (oarav?s)

to,

a, ov, (ae?aapos)

The

330,

633, 17. 18.

14.

inlayovpos,

as a surname.

23

aros,

ai?aapa,
ae?aapios,

to dance,

ent?yovpos,

Curly-haired,

CET. 799,

36.

Erythr.

salto,

eras.

y?pov

? 67.)

o?oafiov,

of

rbv

E?Xoycov

aeiarpov

shaking.
trouble.

of female

Sept.
Eus.
ornament.

Sir.

27,

9, 9, p. 454,
Lex.

4.
21.

Sched.

742.
owrpov, ov, rb, (aelca) S i S t r Um . PLUT. II, 376 C.

aetcov\a

2.

r?,

aimvka,

ov,

aemvvboKrjptos
aemvvbos,
aemvroap,

opos,

4,

Cer.

54.

2. Sella,

1021

C.

3.

the emperor's

of

524,

1568

(536), 968 C, et alibi.

Simoc 329, 10.

Porph.

association.

Kal n?ai

r?l-eat

for

aikka.

ov, b, a Turkish

aek?ptos,
=

aekipviov
aekevn?pios

aekevnov
Cont.

378.

aekrjva?ov,

ov,

aekrjvt?(opai

86,

29.

19.

rb,

10.

horseshoe,

(aekfjvrj)
4.

5,

Porph.
Eust.
to

(aekfjvrj),

so

be

called

from

its

NT.

lunatic.

Plut.

ov,

aekrjvlams,

b,

l?nula,

an

I,

4, 24.

Matt.

?,

ov,

b,

2. Selenite,

inhabitant

1, 18.

Histor.

Ver.

c?an.

(aekfjvrj)

Lyd.

17.

10,

the moon.

of

the

ov, rb,

o-eXiyviov,
various
aeklbiov,
various

moon.

to, =

ov,

ov,

of

to,

cjaeyylrrjs.

lunar

table

for find

3, 74.

Athen.

ov, to,

ov,

rb,

aekls

2.

Suid.

oepv?rrjs,

reading.
inl

see aekrjva?ov.

r? mroa.

Nil.

Epist.

5.

127,

to,

PORPH.

(o?XXa,

1, 2, p. 22.
to

equivalent

Porph.

irovyyiov)

7, 11.

o?XXa

Kai

Leo.

xaXtv?s,

Cer. 80, 25.

Lyd.

9.

109,

83.
(crepv?s)

venerable

Typic.

75.

14,

57,

as

POLYB.

5,
to

?nb

33,

3,

t&v

as

institution,

Lex.

as

MAL.

oev?ros*

oev?rov,

to

applied
745.

Sched.

title.

Athan.

112 B.

BASIL. Ill,

ov, ?, senatus,

ov,

b?yp.a.

I,

183 B

212 B.

10.

321,
orjv?ros,

Lyd.

yepovoia.

senatus

to,

CONT.

oevbals

ocvb?s, indeclinable, Persian

Cer. 468, 18. 499, 13.

?voa?ev

oevC?rov,

ov, rb, a kind

Basilic.

oiv?rop.

THEOPH.

crev?Vs.

of

COnsultum,

318,

brocade. Porph.

?^J&'j

coin.

6, 1, 59.
15.

Theoph.

Cont.

17.
o?vCov,

ov, rb,

o?ooos.

rrjs

1, 2, 5.

ANTEC.

?, senator,

opos,

oev?rop,

ATHEN.

2eklbiov,

Lyd.

creXXa.

rjros, ij, gravity,

ovyKXiJTov

Horol.

aiklyvis.

K?Xrjs

51.

?, sementilis.

oevarovoKovoovXrov,

bp?pos)

early

172, 6.

reading.

?vayivoaampevov
aekiva?ov,

(aekfjvrj,

of new

time

in

Suid.

horse-racer.

GEN.

saddle and bridle.

crev?ros,
Diosc

5, 159 (158) aekrjvlrrjskl?os.

aekrjvobp?ptov,

6.

452,

creXXozro?yy iov, ov,

=
crev?TOv, ov, rb,

Lu

20.
gypsum,

crystallized

saddle,

saddle-horse,

Cer.

(oeXX?pios)

o?X?vriov.

monasteries.

71 F.

ornament.

179.

ing

ov,

Tijs oepv?rrjr?soov.

aekrjvlrrjs,

see.
as a horse.

3, 252.

oepvelov,
fj-, ?v, lunar.

which

oepibaX?rrjs,ov, ?, (ocp?baXis) bread made of fine flour.

17, 15.
aekrjvtams,

having

see.

creXX?pios.

oepevrlXios,

incorrectly

60.

836,

6, 9.

Leo.

which

oorijpia,

oeXX?pios,

saddle-bag. Mauric.
5, 4. 12, 123.

THEOPH.

460

Cer.

1, 2,8.

491, 10.

oorijpia,

3)

"Ittttos

creXXoTTo?yytv for

124.

3,

629,

Antec.

Cer. 22, 24, et alibi.

433,

Epist.

(o?XXa

creXX?ov, ou, t?, dimin.

277.

CONT.

NlL.
THEOPH.

aekiva?ov.

written

oeXXapi?rrjs,
ra?s

5, 33, 3.

Theoph.

K?Xrjs. Porph.

creXXox?Xtvov,

Leo.

form.

5.

mra?arov.

irayiva,

m??bpa.

o?XXai =

sellarius,

731

Chron.

....

6, 8 n?oms

Attal.

THEOPH.

atkivnov.

ov,

oeXXevTiov =

Nicet.

aikevri?ptos.

cov, rb,

Greek

Lateran.

CuROP.

Cer.

title.

aokipviov.
=

et

D,

ro?s aeKpirois.

incorrectly

oeXlbiov,

Polyb.

chair,

saddle.

the plural

oeXXapios,

CHAL.

aeKper?pios.

In

creXX?pta,

14.

in

145, 10.

1219,

(536),

afjKprjrov.

*0 enl r&v aeKpiroav, =

aika,

CASS.

Const.

2. An

book,

77s, ij, s ella,

the seats

between

b.

3960,
a

of

cre'XXa, as or

D.

981

(536),

the members

Porph.

aeKpirov

104 E.

the spaces

oeX?bes,

Inscr.

Page

Lyd.

CONST.

(aiKperov)

chamber.

alibi.

2.

18.

DlON

arjKprjr?pios.

or

theatre.

aemvvboKfjptos.

CONST.

Leo.

&v, oi,

privy

Sept. Jer. 43 (36), 23.

b, secutor.

aiKperov

o-eX?s, ?bos, ij, plural

63.

secundicerius,

aemvvbiKfjpios.

secundus.

aeKpenml,

b,

24.

285,

18, p.

5,

ZOS.

7.

Oct.

aeKperdpios

a?cov.

saeeula,

aemvvbiKfjpios,
Synax.

Socr.

nopve?ov.

Lupanar,

507aev?ov

Porph.

Cer.

229,

9,

173,

508 aijfielooa-^

cei/?b?

ov,

aiv?os,

b,

Porph.

aiaaos.

senior.

aevloap,

THEOPH.

7.

574,

4.

699,

creWos =

Chron.

a?vr?ov,

ov, to, =

o-evrfos,

b,=

ov,

2.
17.

501,

THEOPH.

aiaaos.

aiaaos.

PORPH.

a?aaos.

THEOPH.

ov,

aenrep?pios,

6,

Erythr.

aenrov,

fj, bolt

as,

aepa,

Cer.

19.

506,

oph.

11.

door,

PROC

I,

Peripl.

3.

310,

THEOD.

creip?.

2,

THEOPH.

734,

17,

Sept.

Esai.

6,

as a surname,
r?,

Sepacjalp,

Seraphim.

6.

2.
aip?os,

ov,

aep?ovkov,

Lyd.

r?, (s

of undressed
bound

16.

129,

er vu

latchets.

Ta aip?ovka,

mp?anvai.

Persons

shoes
are

They

wearing

aep?ovka

called rCep?ovkiavoi in the time of Porphyro

Porph.

genitus.

Adm.

1.

153,

Xov, and compare Basil.

also

(See

338 A

Ill,

rfep?ov

T??s ?beyftfjrov

r? vnobfjjmTa.)

?vparjs

ov,

a?aaos,

s es

b,

aevaos,

a?v?os,

su

the

s,

a?vr?ov,

throne,

emperor's
CONST.

aivrgos.

aiv?ov,
941

III,

B.

973 A.
aear'tpTios

ANTEC.

arjoriprios.

eavrov.

ser

LYD.

ov, rb,

arjyp?vrov,
border

of

3, 7,

Vulgaris,

174,

arjpevrov,

gold

on

stripe
2.

afjpavrpov

the

Lyd.

178, 21. 24.

(See also xpw?arjpos.)
148 Uap?cjapaais
2fj?, b, indeclinable, Seih. Hippol.
name
one
of
of
the
books
of
the
the Sethians.
2fj?,
&v,

irj?eiavol,

oaaa,

arjKprjr?pios,
tary,

early

sect.

Hippol.

138 2t?tavol.
to raise,

Cer. 15, 18.

Lyd.

an

o?, the Sethians,

192, 17.

atpoa.

205,12.

aiKpir?ptos*

14.

Adm.

170,

15.

(See also o-iko?.)

ov, ?, (secretum)

aeKper?pios,

PORPH.

secre

secretarius,
Chal.

868

A,

pledge,

ensign,

The

Theoph.

proof.

Sept.

orjpclov.

flag,

Num.

et alibi.

the

sounding-board

(see

oijpavrpov

Cer.

orjfiaivovros

rrjs ?yias

?KKXrjoias.

The

orjfia?vci,

Impersonal,

is strik

sounding-board

Pentekost.
for

incorrectly

2.

oijfiavrpov

Lex.

Sched.

733.
=
rjpos, ?,

orjfiavrrjp,

2.

2.

mark.

Mal.

Segmentum,

35.

Typic.

oijfiavrpov

ov, rb, badge,

orjfiavrpov,

2.

oijpavrpov

ov, rb,

orjpavrijpiov,

TYPIC.

38.

138,

orjyfi?vrov,

39.

20.
MAL.

orjp?vrov.

33, 21.
3. Sounding-board,

or
sounding plate of metal.
It is suspended horizontally within the precincts of
the church, and is struck with a mallet, just before
time.
also

ij, (orjpa?vo)

13, 2. 6. 7.

3902, d.

Nom.

mark,

Leimon.

ov, to, plural

ov,

?,

yp?qbo)

skin.

vor?pios.

notes.

o^peia, memorandum,

(orjfielov,

ecos, rj, signature,

3. Banner,

the

Sept.

InSCR.

158.

Cohort. 37.

Euagr.

Chrys.

?av

(?>epo) wonder-working,

fiarovpy?s. VlT. SAB. 301 C.

Damasc
I, 623 B.

2. Imperial

on

spot

2,18, pp. 315, 31. 316.

2. Mile, mile-post?
Just.
XII, 330, D.

orjpe?oois,

409.

Coteler.

2 Esdr. 3, 12. 13
meaning?

ov, ?, (orjfielov,

orjpeioyp?qbos,

orjpelov,

Pentekost.

orjpa?vo.)

as,

orjficioqbopos,
lift,

Can.

The
170,12 Zrjpaivei ij cKKXrjoia,
the
church
is
334
To?
b?
sounding-board of
striking.

orjpao?a,

169, 20.

arjmoa,

Porph.

Lev.
a

Afr.

broker.

money-hnder,

mark,

(arjfia)

to strike

ava,

orjpa?vo,

(See
Moer.

20.

segmentum,
garment,

2 seq.
revVXov.

(orjp?biov)

rj, (orjpa)

church
=

ov, rb, the beet, Beta

aevrkov,

93.

as,

crrjfiavbpov,

lu s) plural

the classical

leather,

on with

were

arj,

ov, rb,

ing.
b, s er vus.

361,

oe

o?Kpcrov,

Cod.

10.

374,

?vXov
indeclinable,

chamber,
19.

20.

182,

I,

2,2.

LECTOR.

2).

reaaapamvr?nrjxos.

p.

30,

Proc.

374, 11.

1923, 53.

Eust.

aepavr?nrjxos

Arrian.

orjpa?a,
sept

7,

ou, ?,

orjp?biov,

em.

secret.

privy

Eus.

orjpab?pios,

PORPH.

8.

459,

September.

of

Secretarium,

Kp?Vov.

6.

V. 1.
a?nrep,

s e c r e t u m,

97, et alibi.

15.

193,

Cer. 300, 23, et alibi.

Mar.

orjKprjTov, ou, t?,

Cer. 138 et alibi.

VlT.

viroorjpeioois.

decree,

rjbiKrov.

ensign.

Sept.

EUTHYM. 23.

Eus.

Philostorg.
Ps.

59,

5,

19.

12,
6.

7.

o"r)p, ia)Trjc 509

ov, b, (arjpei?oa)

arjpetoarrjs,

arjpevri?vos,
?

arjpevrov
afjpevra

came

these

1616

twenty-five

is

ov,

Act.

; I

years

rb,

72

elmatnivre

2rjpepov
years

have

communicant

of

as

647,

apron.

various

semissis.

arjplaatov,
=

silken.

fj, ?v,

arjpims,

AL. 321,

aev?ros.

Plut.

I, 106, 12.

Proc.

rj, ov,

arjaap?ros,

arjariprtos,

having

Athen.

ov,

b,

ov,

(afjs, ?t?p&aKoa)

mixed

with

Plut.

aeariprtos.

I,

moth-eaten.

Job.

Sept.

13, 28.
=

Soka?os
aoka?ooa,
render

SKka?os.

PlSID.

oaaa, &?rjv,

capivos,

be n?aa

'JLaoka?&orj

of

KaL

for

Them.

4381,

18,

3.

b, written

ov, b,

aiyyovk?pios,

Lyd.

singularis,

kind

of

scribe,

aty

199, 19.

Id. 173.)
=
?, ?v,
r?,

aiyikk?pia,
oryi'XXiv,

see

criy?XXiov,

Mal.

orjpelov.

ovv?rjpa.

Apocr.

orjpaia.
52.

Leimon.
statue,

Watchword,

ov,

o,

Inscr.

?yaXpa.

Porph.

if er.

sign

1, 5.

Porph.

ov,,rb,

signum

oibrjpayoy?o,

rjoo,

magnet.

Hippol.

Cer.

11.

481,

i
:

Apocr.

Nicod.

Euan

Cer. 485, 5.
an

Christi,

(o?brjpov,

to attract

?yoy?s)

cross

iron

570, 6. (Compare

Chron.

as

iron,

the

75.
the

ibos, rj, (oibrjpirrjs)

?X?ivrj.

pellitory,

DlOSC.

4, 33.

? oibrjpirrjs, (a) Parieta

[Modern Greek,
ria Officinalis.
Verbena
(b)
Officinalis.]

OPH.

eoa,

??rjv,

CONT.

joibrjpob?opios,
in chains.

(o?brjpos,

22

617,
ov,

to enchain.

b?vo)

The

oibrjpobe?eis.
bound

(b?opios)

1, 28.

Socr.

ov,

Sept.

aiyrjkos.
si g i lia ria.

aiy?kkiov
r?,

Prov.

Anton.

18,

18.

Pallad.

ov,

o?brjpov,

with

chains,

chained,

2, 26, p. 119, 17. Mal.

seal,

acjapayls.

Theoph.

oo-a,

Paul. 78.
o-?Ka, 37, sica.

SERIES.

65

ai,

55

Chrys.

ASTER.

Theod.

otyobp?s

Ephes.
Joseph.

C.
to

chains.

D.

Ill,

iron

590 D.

chains.

chains.

977 A.
Ant.

?Xvoeis.

chains,

oibrjpoir?bais

load with

324

condemned

r? oibrjpa,

(ir?bai)

to

box.

(mr?bims)

ov, to, plural

1, 13, p. 41.
13, 303.

oibrjp?o,

(aiylkkov)

Vit.

Aeoprjoavres

2.

NEW

rjs, ij, (?iJKrj) iron

oibrjpoir?bai,

7, 3.

775, 13.
VOL. VII.

oibrjpo?rjKrj,
oibrjpomr?bims,

2tyfj, fjs, fj, Sige, that is, Silence, the spouse of the Deep
Iren, passim.
theogony.
(Bvo?s), in the Gnostic
Hippol.
185, 14, et alibi.
(For Simon's 2iyfj, see

atyrjp?s,

11.

157,

245, 13.

aivyk?pts.

yk?pis.

orjpelov,

image,

oibrjpob?vo,

176 C.

Pl?T.

Inscr.

atyyovk?pios.

53,

Deut.

Sept.

o"iay?v.

to
18

?ap?apos.

y?yove

Si?vkketos, ov, (2l?vkka) Sibylline.

atyyk?pis

to Sclavonize,

Porph.

302, 8.

Lyd.

sign,

1, 5.

I, A,

Euangel.

oibrjplns,

(^oka?os)

fj x?Pa

ov, to, dimin.

atay?viov,

197.

or Slavonic.

Sclavic

banner,

on the top of an edifice.

Nie. Greg. I, 460, 19.)

176 C.
arjro?poaros,

insignia,

resembling

orjpeioqb?poi.

Signum,

oiyv?xptoTov,

sestertius,

signiferi,
insigne,

gel. I, A,

57.

14,

sigma-like,

317, 6.

oiyvoqb?pos,
sesamum

EIA?)

14.

171.

Prisc.

434, 18.

(afjaapov)

it, as a cake.

B.

396

II,

4.

et alibis

10,

figure.

letters

2, 6, 20.

Basilic.

6015.

647.

THEOPH.

Porph.

or more

two

ligature,

Signum,

Nicod.
3.

ov, rb,

oi,

ov, to,

2.
THEOPH.

one

?s, (o?ypa,

316, 12.

arjplaatov.

oiyiXXiv.
edict.

imperial

si glum,

rb,

into

oiyvrj(j)?pai,
o?yvov,

kind

sigillum,

721,17

(one of the later forms of o?ypa). Mal.

be

past.
a

rb,

oiyparoeibijs,

reading.

arpr?ros

ov,

olyXov,

errj

since

to-day

been

semicinctium,

19,12.

twenty-five

communicant

arjpiKlv?tov,

arjplaetov

Adm.

united

ClIAL.

to-day.

elpl Kotvoav?s, It

NT.

500,

proparoxytone.

afjpepov,

ov,

Adm. 219, 22.

18.

PORPH.

Chron.

ow?iJKrj.

Treaty,

crty?XXov,

Cer.

169.

LYD.

arjypivrov.

2.

11.

312,

PORPH.

ov, of arjpivrov.

arjpato-

standard-bearer,

ensign,

THEOPH.

cfa?pos, arjpetocja?pos.

ai/?a

Tzetz.

THEOPH.

Chil.

502,

Pet.

et

oirio?ayKova.
Apocr.

Theoph.
20,

S OCR.

8,

10.

Act.

241, 13.

ci/capio?510 crlcfac?v

ov, b, sicarius.

aimpios,

20, 8, 10.

Ant.
pol.

to,

Hebrew

indeclinable,

Ex.

seph.

Ant.

or

15.

weight.

3, 47.

Num.

Cer.

(aUka,

Jo

rpovkka)

215,

oir?piv

for oir?piov.

Theoph.

for

Apocr.

arjmoa.

Nicod.

aiKptr?pios

o-iKvSiov,

ov,

Zenon.

6.

Apophth.
?

aiKvfjparov

Callim.

of

Philon.

B.

cucutnber.

o^ikv?s,

olrov

Sept.
to be

with,

disgusted

30, 4,

tec.

1, 8.

Esai.

Epict.

Anton.

aiKxalvopai

ness.

Gloss.

atkevriaK&s,
riaKws

Si^ao-?a,

?nl r?js Mayvavpas

for

atkevriapUiv

atkevrtap?Krjv.

r? npbs

ov, ?,

234.

as,

rjs,

Porph.
o-iXe'vnov,
interview

o-iXiyvts,
Athen.

the

774,

2iXev

16.

367,

14.

of

place

iSao-iXe? iv nakarloa
12.

CHAL.

Epist.

2,

183. Malch.

ov, t?,

silentium,
the

with

Theoph.

=
ov, to,
eoas,
14,

aiklyvts.

57.

12.

368, 19, et alibi.

ATHEN.

O ,
fj, S i 1 i g
o"iX?yviov,

14,

to

provisions,

Polyb.

5.

1,52,

301, 26 2irapXia, rb
wheat-merchant.

An

Theodorus
as bread.

1.

Nono

Inscr.

5128.

cr?KXa. EuKHOL.

^ai7,

BoiSS.

Porph.

?,

(o?ros,

Gen.

41,

Cer.

?aXXo)
56.

Sept.

Nehem.

and

pails

4.

468,

Polyb.

oiro?oXov.

?vos,
Sept.

Kai Xemvai,

3,

4.

100,

horreum,

granary,

Hes.

distribution

of

9, 15.

oiroperp?o, rjao, (oiroji?rprjs) to deal out portions of

wheat.
Sept. Gen. 47, 12. 14, with the dative.
?

!
to an

Mal.

438,

57.

o-eX?yviov,

to oirXai

Polyb.

4,

63,

as,

10, with

ij, stipend,

the

accusative.
rations.

allowance,

Diod.

2,

41.

reception

Lyd.

Plut.

17, 3, 15.

| oirobor?a, as, ij, (oirob?rrjs) gratuitous

silentiarius.

audience,
emperor.

ov, rb,

oiroperpia,
of

Apophth.

r?, equivalent

?pelov.

wife

9.

10,

with

supply

e
piropos)

(o?ros,

oiKX?rpovXXa.

corn.

Lyd.

I,

21.

11.

i), situla,

oiro?oXiov,

the

Cer. 67, 22 incorrectly with one 2.

23 et alibi.
o-iXiyviov,

fj,

298 C, incorrectly writ-

NlL.

I, 243,
332, 21.

Simoc

basins,

fastidia.

the

rb,

758,

eiri?arais.

?,

ij, batch.

oiro?oXov,

ov,

Sab.

vnrjper&v.

Proc

0-iXevnapio"cra,

teditudo,

THEOPH.

silentiarius,

fjavxlav

920 C.

tedium,

THEOPH.

ov,

oirXoXemva,

btakex?els.

Vit.

silentiarii.

flriXevri?pios,

disgust

aikevriapUtov,

(Diosc.

III, 413.
; squeamish

loathing,

at a aik?vnov.

adv.

Cont.
EpiCT.

Bekker.

o-?Ttvos, ov, (criTos) wheaten,

PHRYN.

aiKxalvoa.

as, fj, (aiKxalvoa)

aiKxaala,

ten

rois

1, 2, p.

orrXa,

5,9.
Mid.

66 ?.

provisions.

II, 64, 28.

o-iT?a, as,

?bekvrropai.

3,16,7.

to Greece

imported

19, 27.

14, 2, 5.

supplies,

btbovai

oir? piropos,

to loathe,

Epigr.

192

EUPL.

r?, dimin.

a?Kvrjkarov.

?va,

*aiKxalvoa,

MARTYR.

arjKprjr?pios.

for

a?Kvbtv

Strab.

astrj,

oirapxia,

to

(oirapxos)

provision.

Euangel.

15, 5.

I, A,

Lev.

o?ros.

rb, wheat,

ijoo,

oirapx?o,

incorrectly

11,

earth

II, 1097 D.

Leo.

n?keKvs.

r?imvpiov,

14, 84.
aimoa,

Sept.

ov,

20.

CrtVCOTTlK^.)

rjs, ij, queue?

oirapiov,

9, 2.

Athen.

88 E. Hippol.

oioorj,
airkok?mva.

Cer.

a red

Aret.

Mi'Xtos

v?irv.

oivrjiri,

crev?rcop.

111

5,

6.

S e C U r i S , axe,

ov, to,

as a various

12,

19,

Hes.

PORPH.

ibos, ij, (2iv?irrj)

from Sinope.

3, 8, 2.
cav, r?,

Porph.

oiv?rop

shekel,
5,

eos, to, mustard,

=

oivoir?s,
a coin

Act.

an animal.

the sable,

o?vairv,

aiKkorpovkka.

NT.

orjpiK?v?iov.

reading.

or intoxi

strong

oipiK?v?iov

Hip

10, 9.

/p$,
Lev.

23.

30,

aiKkorpovkka,

aimvptov,

in

Implied

ov, b, Hebrew

Sept.

*"OtT>

Sept. Lev.

a-irXa.

alKkos,

Joseph.

21,38.

o?pop,

cating drink.
aUka

Act.

Jud. 2, 13, 3, et alibi.

89.

303,

aUepa,

NT.

Bell.

16.

Chron.

o?qbapos,

ov,

2,

18.

oi<l>ovviov,

BASILIC.

oir?vrjots.
to, =

criTcovtKov, o?,

3,
aeplb?kis.

=
rj,

criTcovia, as,

oiT?vrjois.

Novell.

1, 6.
30,

8.

128,

585, 15.

?, supparumor

ov, rb,=

38,

oi$ov.

Epict.

supparus.

PORPH,

Cer.

676.

o?qbov,ovos, ?, siphon, the pipe from which Greek fire

cicpe?vaTC?p 511

was

oiqbovviov.

Theoph.

19, 6, et alibi.

Porph.

discharged,

8.

Leo.

c/cevacTfia

10.

610,

amp?os, fj, ?v, (mpnroa) crooked. GeOPON. 19, 2, 1.

Sept. Ps. 100, 3 Kapbla amp?q.
Metaphorically.

778,

84, 12, et

Adm.

alibi.
he who

o,

oiqyov?rop,
modern

works

ov,

boat.

the

Leo.

gunner).

oiqbovoqb?pos,

(compare

oiqbov,

modern

the

(Compare

as a

LIC

to be silent.

Ignat.

?ir' ?pov, with

cos,

oi?irrjois,
o?oirrjriK?s,

respect

taciturnity.

ij, ?v, taciturn.

Apophth.

ov, ?, (omi?s,

'E?v y?p

yp?qbo)

Poemen.

NlC.

II, 1084 G
ov, o, (Xioovpy?s)

worker

unskilful

stone.

in

Cont.

II,

50. Mal.

343,

5.

omXiov,

Cer.

Adm.

569, 13.
Cer. 497, 11.

Chron.

landing-place.
671. Porph.
3.

Leo.

10.

6,

Theoph.

ov, to, dimin.

of omXis.

step,

(omXa)

stair,

Apophth.

a going

as, ij, (omXa, ?aivo)

stairs.

up

eos,

3)

336

to

sors,

(mpcjaos)

2. The hull of a vessel.

!

3.

in

19, 5.

Porph.

Kkrjpos.

PORPH.

lot,

Porph.

Adm.

75, 10.

Porph.

mpbonos.

Kneading-trough,

boat

ov, b, (amcjaos, mpa?os)

Cer.

670,

o"/ceX/?u), laca,

to a

belonging

720, 17.

Chron.

vnoaKekl?oa.

Sept.

Jer.

18.

10,

SexT.

8, p. 250.

Gram.

ov, rb, adze,

PORPH.

aKinapvov.

ov,

a,

aKenaarfjpios,

aKenaarfjs,

put

to

neuter.

shore,

79, 2.

scaffold,

as used

by

builders.

or

roofs.

227.

aKenaar?s,

ov,

b,

Cer.

14.

494,
DiOD.

defensive.

(aKenaarrjs)

Sept.

(aKen?Coa) protector.

one

scandularius,

Theoph.

Cont.

645,

12.

that

covers

808,17.

rj, ?v, covered.

p. 402

Kapapoarbv

Theoph.

767,

aKeneivos,

omXorijs,

Leo Gram.

land,

B.

ov, ?, (omXa)

repairs

is fastened,

1,

Ex.

15,

2,

et alibi.

rj, (omXa)

Sab.

Vit.

Po

9.

Adm. 76, 3. 21.

Porph.

oar

the

24, p. 28, 30.

crKaXc?vc?, cocra, (omXa

omXoois,

ampap?yytv.

2.

3,

aKen?ptov,

279.

5, 59,

caftan,

et alibi.

Leo.

amkp?s.

9.

491,

78.

Adv.

303, 68.

omXopa, aros, rb, (omXa?) Step? stair? ?aofiis?

LYB.

16,

to which

thole,

rb,

amcjaompa?os,

PORPH.

ava?aopis.

263, 17. 363, 16.

omXis, ibos, ij, (okoXXo) hoe. Hippol.

Psell.

31,

12.

17.

Cer. 91, 20.

omXo?aoia,

b,

Greek

ov,

ship.

rb,

7,

of

97,

15.

49,

THEOPH.
kind

11.

30,

1.

10,
7.

75, 11.

Adm.
ampcfalov,

40.
ov,

ov,

rb,

stum

amcjalbiov,ov, to, (amcjals) skiff, small boat. POLYB. 34,

omXibiov,

Macar.

ov,

15.

7,

CODIN.

for ampap?yyiov.

Cer.

466, 8.

Porph.

Cer.

to stumble,

CUROP.

amnovhiov,

ampp?s,

bia

airo?aopa,

20.

687,

oKoXibiv for

Mal.

ava?oXevs

Stirrup,

KXipaf,

Jul. Afr.

staircase.

125, 12.
3. Pier, wharf,
572, 16. Theoph.
4.

ladder,

1, 93.

2. Stairs,

Nie.

unskilfully.

Porph.

one

2, 2.

MAURIC
mnovka.

ov, rb, zr mnovkiov.

classical

rjs, ij, SCala,

Poll.

?aopa.

talking

BASI

19, 14.

ov, rb,=

Porph.

omioX?yos, ov, (X?yo)

1084 C.
as or

mnklov.

ampap?yyiov,

II, 1084 D.

causes

Sept. Lev.

amnovkiov,

ampap?yyiv

omioXioovpy?s,

omXa,

amnklov

84.

writer.

unskilful

1.

4,

148.

seat.

stool,

that which

t?,

bling-block.
Cant.

Sept.

seat.

519,5.

o-fc?vSaXov, ov,

oioirij

to me.

ij, (aioir?o)

omioyp?qios,

Roman.

ampvia.
scamnum,

rb,

11,24.

boat.)

Nie.

13,
ov,

42.

LEIMON.

ampvov.

over

spread

1204 E.

(536), 1201 D.

44,

ampvov,

gun

cloth

(scamnum)

ov, rb, =

ampvlov,
carrying

qb?po)

541.

oiqbov

Const.

the

8.

19,

(o?qbov,

Theoph.

oioir?o,
orjre

ov, to,

ampv?kiov,

4, 13.
aKevaapa,

Ael.

oxWa>

HerODIAN.
^7r P

etc.

key ova i.

15.

r), ?v, (aKenrj) protected,

Scymn.
aros,

$ikiratp.

v^v amnaarbv

rb,

strong.

Sept.

Nehem.

336, with the dative.

(aKtv??oa) furniture.

15, 11 in the plural.

Sept.

Judith.

a/c

to, =z

OK VO(j)vXaKe1ov, ov,

512
StfoVeXoc

vo<f)v\aK ?ov

THEOPH.

oKevoqbvXaKiov.

120,

&v,

^Kka?rjaiavol,
of continental

14.
ov, to,

OKevoqbvXaKiov,

(oKevos,

iep? oKevrj qbvX?rTovrai,

623.

Chron.
2. The
Cer.

qbvX?Kiov)

sacristy,

2KXaj3iK?s,

181 A.

aKka?tviarl,

adv.

Slavic.

Porph.

AmphIL.

oKevoqbvXaKelov.

treasury of the imperial palace.

Porph.

rjs, ij, the sacristan

of

Ty

nunnery.

ams,

? r?v

tan,

?,

2, 12.

OKrjvr], rjs,

2.

Stage,

theatre.
18.

as a play.

Ai

pf

feast

34.

23,

?irl

oKr?vrjs, play-actresses.

to

to

the stage,

upon

bring

make

publish,

the

2 Pet.

oKrjirrpov,

ov, ?, one

2, 28.

3 Reg.

reveal.

known,

THEOPH.
tabernacle,

earthly

the Jewish

482, 9.

Sept.

tribes.

11, 3L 35.

amki?Coa,

(See also

8.

dead

corpse,

1, 13. 14. Mal.

of

imperial

Reg.

bobemoKrj

Cer. 502, 11.

Porph.

16.

83,

to

o-Ki?fco, acra, ?o?rjv,

aros,

oKiaopa,

banner.

rb,

scare.

frighten,

(oKi?Co)

Vit.

shadow,

290

Sab.

as

of

the

C.

earth.

Boiss.

o-KiXXiTiK?s,
rj, ?v, (oK?XXa)of squills.
oKiprrjTims.

crKtpTO?, rj, ?v,frisky,

es,

oKi?brjs,

CEDR.

Hence

shadowy.

Ill, 420.

I, 43,

Alex.

517 B.

ripl.

Mar.

^KXa?rjvoi,
alibi.

alibi.

striped,

(oki?)

ovros,
Adm.
ov,

(^KXa?os,
131,

oi,

Menander.

Porph.

as

mode

hardness

(aKkrjpompbios)
Deut.

10,

ov, (aKkrjpos, mpbla)

heart,

of

16.
stubborn.

hard-hearted,

20.

aaa,

(aKkrjp?s)

to harden.

(amki?s)

to be crooked.

Ex.

Sept.

Sept.

10.

11,
Prov.

10,

amvb?nroa

amnekov,

ov, to, =

2K??reXos,

ov, Scopelos,

mvb?nrca.

the

Hes.

crK07reXos.
the

coast

of

amvb?nret.

Tlpoanralei,
4

Sept.

classical

TLen?prj?os,
the modern

Magnesia,

17.

23,

Reg.

an

island

r? SK?neko

(full form 2K?7reXov). Ptol.

3, 13, p. 95 (84). The
following are the arguments in favor of the identity
of 2fco7reXov with

the

ancient

Uen?prj?os.

r?

which

2*i?0o),

Scymn.

580. 582.

p. 436.

Plin.

Liv.

is

very

31, 28.

near

Strab.

Smneko.

9, 5, 16,

4, 23.

the Peparethian wine ranked with the

Pramnian, Chian, and Thasian, which sufficiently
attests its excellent quality
(according to the taste of

a belt.

Arrian.

Pe

24.

Erythr.

oKXa?apxov,
Porph.

or laborious

Secondly,

rj, ov,

oKioT?s,

Leo.

14, 2.

modern

17.

Petr.

typical.

?yoa) hard

559.

First, Scymnus, Livy, Strabo, Pliny, and Ptolemy

* name
nen-?p^os in juxtaposition with 2kIo?os (the

2, 31, p. 145, 45.

Diod.

fj,

17,

2Kka?rjvol,

360.

aKkrjpbv. )

14.

386,

Sclavonians,

Theoph.

II, 482, 21.

Sept.

Prov.

opposite

Curop.

532.

aKkrjporp?xikos, ov, (rp?xrjkos) stiff-necked. Sept. Ex.

33, 3.
(Compare Deut. 31, 27 T?v rp?xnk?v aov tov

irrpov.)

2. The

as,

aKkrjpompbla,

aKkrjpvvoa, vv&,

rb,

body. NT.

in

simply

Theoph.

2Kka?rjvol.

Slavs,

Philon.

aKkrjpompbios,

7.

aros,

language,
et alibi.

76,

490.

stubbornness.

5, 3, 6, p. 233.

o-Krjvoirrjyiov, ov, rb, pavilion.

oKrjvopa,

Slavic

as, fj, (aKkrjp?s,

of living.

(oKrjvrj, ?aivo)

Strab.

4, 33,

inhabitants
223.

100.

18,

for

oi, Slavi,

aKkrjpayoayla,

Sept.

Metaphorically,
Iren.

TheOD.

The

okijv?v,

'Eoprrj

Lev.

Apost.
rjoo,

985 D.

ChAL.

Sept.

oKrjvo?areo,

the
Adm.

20ka?oi. Mal.
18, 102 seq.

or sacris

sacrist

(pvX?ooo)

qbvXa?.

r?vra.

tent,

ij,

tabernacles.

Can.

(okcvos,

iep?v okcv?v

Lector.

in

correctly

cav,

2Kka?oi,

19.

oKcvoqbvXa?,

less

Leo.

Slavic

Adm.

707.

oKevoqbvXaKiooa,
pic.

r], ?v, Slavic.

2Kka?ivol,

17.

538,

Porph.

Greece.

ottou r?

the

oi, Sclavesiani,

Slavic

?pxov)

commander.

7.
SKXa?oi.
327.

Proc.
404.

II,
Nie.

Adm. 217, et alibi.

125.
Const.

336,
20,

et
et

the Greeks).
The wine of the modern
Sk?pelo is
celebrated throughout the iEgean ; that is, the mod
ern Greeks think
Soph.
highly of KpaalImneklrtm.
Phil. 549. Arist.
Athen.
52.
Dem.
apud
1,
935,
7.

Heracleides,

Polit.

13.

513

a/copSo?e/jLa

GKpwiapios

Thirdly, Peparethos ismentioned in history oftener

than any other of the islands belonging to the group ;
a fact implying prominence. The modern
Sk?pelo
now

at

stands

the head

of

the Northern

of

the modern

as Cedrenus

salians

Sk?pelo.

calls

to suppose

that

We

him

?iriomiros

the

and Thes

of

process

the

time

to the principal

names

of

confusion

led

and

Ptolemy

restricted

SKOTreXos was

distinct

his

from

vijcros

2KeiriXa,

Porphyrogenitus,

that

owe

to

In

to bad

its existence

Them. 50, 7.
copying.
If Sk?pelo isPeparethos, it follows that r? Aibp?uia,
is identical with the ancient "Ikos,which
Lidhr?mia,
Porph.

rrjs. Lyd.

ompbov,
Num.

place.

ioo,

195,

(Vit.
omros,
Macar.

Barlaam

13

"Yiraye

1 Kat

els rrjv omreivrjv.

SyNAX.

Jun.

Porph.

Cer.
=

amvripios

20.

12,
20.

rb,

10,

eis t? otc?tos.
els to ok?tos

of hell.

pastry.

Athen.

Theoph.

683,

Kai eis rb ?v??epa.

6.

'Atto

15.

39,

MAURIC.

12,

23.

amvr?ptv,

amvr?piov,

1, 208.

Epist.
25.

Lyd.

or

11,

7.

224,
a

scribilita,

22.

kind

of

o? aKpl?oaves,

the

57.

14,

Nil.

41, 8.

128,

Epist.

scriblita

in the plural

ol aoaparoqbvka

body-guard,
2, 204.

Epist.

Agath.

171,

323, 11.

Camp-attendant,

camp-follower,

bmor?ros.

Leo.

15.

aKpi?&viaaa,
?

NlL.

vnoypacjaevs.

Kes tov ?aaikioas*

2.

11.

shield,

the imperial

Simoc

dish.

128, 19.

oavos, b, commonly

aKpl?oav,

IV, 8

Apophth.

bnkl

'
platter,

vnepaanl?oa.

JULIAN.

aKpivlov.

aKpi?klrrjs,

4,
sense

?ambi&rrjs,

plate,

Lyd.

aKpivi?pios.

ov, b,

Joasaph).
in the

165,

1, 303.

CUROP.
=

scutum,

b, S criba,

aKpl?as,

9.
Boiss.

Zos.

9, 49.

rb,

r=

aKprjvlov

2.

trouble, vexation.

1, 5.

PTOCH.

amrovk?ros?

ov,

aKprjvi?ptos

Hence,

night.

85,

Mau

7.

(amvrov)

palace-guard,
prjvrj) moonless

7.

491,
4.

4, 56.

s cu te lia,

472,

eva?,

amvrov,

2.
The

20.

amvrap?ros,

amvr?pios.

Leo.

amvrk?ros

22.

eos, rb, darkness,

b? rov vvv ?ireX?e

imagi

init.

OKoroprjvrj.

Metaphorically,
et

an

shines,

Eccl.

Ps.

Sept.

of darkness,

Barthol.

Sept.

oKOTopijvrj, rjs, ij, (omros,

darkness.

never

to darken.

(omros)

Cont.

the region

Martyr.

KaraXijyet

=
rjs, ij,

omropaiva,

yrj,

sun

the

Apocr.

ij p?a p?v polpa

oph.

sc.

where

country

omriCo,

ompobov.

377,

NOVELL.

Leo.

?anls, ?vpeos. Lyd.

rjs, ij, (omreivos)

nary

Sativum,

Sept.

128, 9.

ov,

amvrikkiov,

5.

11,

omreivrj,
the

Allium

78.

Anton.

== o-Kovre'XXiov.

amvrikiov

OTcovrevc?,

ov, rb, garlic,

12, 56.
69.

265. 458.

ov, b, SCUtatus,

amvr?ros,

see.

ompb?Cepa, aros, rb, (oKopbov,C^a) decoction of garlic.

Boiss. Ill, 414.

THEOPH.

b, scutifer.

ov,

Areth.

Martyr.

14,

Adm.

10.

2m

to the

ov,

Ma?

Porph.

Leo.

amvrov.

2, 7. Mal.

amvr?pios,

?leir?prj?os.

corresponding

seems

ireXos of Ptolemy,

ric

4, 24.

Leo.

amvr?ros.

to, =

12.

Com

origin.

SCOUt, mr?amnos.

reconnoitre.

for amvr?piov.

amvr?piov,

copiers

Synecd. 391, 24. 25 (Bonn edit.).

Hierocles,

amvrap?ros

730,

16,

shelter.]

7, 9, et alibi.

amvr?ptv

This

to imagine

and Porphyrogenitus)

(Hierocles
vijcros

2/cOTreXos was

singular

53. Mauric

3,

724, 8.

of Teutonic

Leo.

to scout,

evaa,

Mauric

?lyka.

Chron.

(aKovkm)

1, 3, et alibi.
247, 6.

amvkKevoa,

coast ; but in

one, that is, to Peparethos.

o,

opos,

ric

the Rocks,

oi 2K?ireXoi,

expression

to the islands lying off the Magnesian

watch,

260.

6, 13. [Probably
the
pare
English skulk,

it is natural

^Koir?Xov,

Erythr.

Leo.

that,

further,

the Magnesians

originally

applied

add

24.

Simoc.

arnvkmroap,

Arrian.

checkered.

scutulatus,

as, fj, s cu 1cae,

et alibi.

(A. D. 325), was bishop

of oi 2mireXoi (Cedr. II, 436). He is now the patron
saint

Peripl.

of the

Fourthly, Rheginus,
first (Ecumenical Council

Mar.

amvkm,

Sporades.

one of the members

rj, ov,

amrovk?ros,

rjs, fj, the wife

of

aKpl?oav.

PORPH.

Cer.

67, 21 incorrectly written with one 2.

aKpivi?pios,

ov, b,

(aKpivlov)

=.

xaprocjavka?.

NlL.

Epist.

514 aov?XiCoj

CKpiVLOV

1, 82. 327.

(See also oKPrj

224, 22, et alibi.

Lyd.

to,

o-Kp?viov, ov,
ments,

sow.

Eunapius

docu

keeping

NT.

Chal.

135.

Can.

Hes.

2moai

oKp?qba.

o-Kv?iopos,o?, ?, (2K?6fy) Scythism, one of Epiphanius's

It flourished from Noah to the building of
heresies.
tower

the

I, Respons.

cTKuX?ov, ou, rb,

o-KvXXopai

to

equivalent
12

38,

In

(o-kuXXco).

the

of

language

KOTri?fco. Abgarus

SKuXrjvat

155.

Adm.

Porph.

ctk?Xos.

Eus.

Trp?s pe, To

take

1, 13,
to come

the trouble

to me.
oKvXos,

2, 601.

Ptoch.

k?cov.

okvXois,
Clem.

cos,

ij,

Homil.

(ctkuXXco)
12,

17, scourge,

07cuT?X?7,77s,

vexation,

trouble,

oKvXp?s.

6.
457.

Psell.

qbpayy?Xiov.

64.

Codin.

catch."]
=

aokaia
aok?a,

o-koXtj?,
that

never

ments

of

of

et

19.

(See

k?Xoo-is,

Phot.

com

64, p.

26, 37.
omvbaXov.

stumbling-block,

Sept.

Deut.

7,16.

....

irerpa p?Xaiva

o-papayb?Co

opiKpvvo,

crpiX?piov,

stone.

106, 38.
=

Kabp?a

to make

Ignat.

ov, ?, (opvpis)

small,

Trail,

PORPH.

of emery.

Sept. Job. 41, 6.

of

an

emerald,

2, 52.

Diod.

green.

opiXiov.

the color

tor.

diminish.

(interpol.) 7.
Cer.

2p,vpirrjs

494,
Xi?os,

14.
emery

the

appear

of

aopbs,

II,

ov,

520

Chron.
?,

et alibi.

one who

as,

taa,

aov?ktCoa,
upon

Codin.

spit,

nelpoa.

the

Vit.

rules

of

Auct.

23.

solecisms.

696,

spit,

tap?vos,
S?ID.

of

garments

the

96. 113.
Lyd.

vno?orjoos.

Theoph.
la?rjv,

of

commits

the

containing

726.

fj, subula,

TAR. 1828 B.

Rhe
Sext.

(titul.).

subadjuva,
Chron.

Luc?an.
1, et alibi.

Luc?an.

Cer. 403, 17 aov?abiov?as.

aov?ka,

violation

A.

Pseudosophist.

aov?abiov?as,

47.

the

Sext. Adv. Gram. 10, p. 260.

(aoko?Kl?oa)

case

12,
?vacjaal

to violate

language,
Ill,

7, 59.

fj, the

Edict.

127.

Pseudosophist.

solecism,

ov, b,

aokoiKtarfjs,

Lyd.

Anthol.

b,

from

iKKkrjalais.

op?vos.

p. 261.

Laert.

aokaia,

?aaikioas

f) nap?

grammatical

Plut.

syntax.

in

floor

church,

16.

128,

rais

10,
ov,

the

donation

donum,

2okepviov,

17.

Gram.

of

sanctuary

syntax.

Praecept.

of

portion

Novell.

in

to

rfcmvoa,

18.

elevated

s o Hum,

laca,

Greek

681,

solemne

rb,

ov, t?,

Adv.

10

lessen,

has

CODIN. 54, 19.

boape? btbopivrj

Virgin.

to have

(opiKp?s)

ou, rb,

Botan.

oKopi?brjs.

emerald

wo,

Sept. Ps.

Lex.

dross-like.

(op?paybos),

to be of an

opvpirrjs,

peros

Luc?an.

o-Kc?pic?cfys, es, (oKop?a)

the

SuiD.

Diog.

cTKc?Xov,ou, rb,

word

[The

aoam

aoams,

a?Kms,

Modern

inner

aek?pviov.

king,

aokoiKtap?s,

165 B.

13.

THEOPH.

the

ov,

rides
3.

and

aoaKiCoa.

V. 1. aoKmis.

a?Kmis,

a?Kms,

lasso,

fj, solea,
of

o-oXoik??u),

compart
Matt.

Martyr.

also

pare Sept. Esai. 66, 24.)

2. The silkworm. Aster.

the

of

worm

The

?miprjros,
one

Act.

Apocr.

Sisoes

Apophth.

name

the

sleeps,
hell.

2K?Xrj?

455,

the

coX?a.

as,

a?kiov,
0, worm.

rjms,

of

438,

Prooem.

whip,

a abms,

with

438, 11.

Compare

aok?pviov,

Rom.

apvpvi??oa.

o-oSaXiv, accusative.

to catch

evaa,

acak?a. EUKHOL.

Lex.

334.

Sched.

rapixevw,

body,

1327

Olymp.

Mal.

front
ov, ?, (oKvXag)

aoKevoa,

ov, b, a sort

ptov.

wine.

658, 10.

Inscr.

a?ms.

force.
it is

politeness

apud

aoms,

as

myrrh,

ance of being etymologically connected with the Per

to h?ld ty
sian *)??3t?^ hunter, hunting,
J?lt^ND?^j

ad Epist.

et Paul.

Acac.

p.

Epiph.

of Babel.

527, 12.

364, 17.

a?KKos =

12, 902 seq.

15.

220,

with

drug

as a dead

embalm,

aoKKevoa or

Mal.

Chil.

Tzetz.

77.

to

23.

15,

sodalis.

aobakts,

and

of Dexippus
51.

Eunap.

Goths.

....

Mal.

apvpvl?oa.

(apvpva)

Marc.
2. To

Theoph.

Tpopqb?s

The

Scythae.
are

for

146, 22, et alibi.

ij, scrofa,
oi,

chest

Afr.

Cod.

Lyd.

?v,

scrinium,

oKprjv?ov.

1029 B.

^Kv?ai,

laca,

apvpvl?oa,

vi?pios.)

oKp?qya,

?a?rjv,'=

apvpvi??oa,

182,

Porph.

aov?abiov?as.

(See also pov?aiov?os.)

o?ekos,

o?eklams.

NEC

578, 19.
(aov?ka)
*E7reipev,

to

spit,

eaov?kiCev.

to

put

G7T

515
COv?Xlv

for oov?Xiov.

oov?Xiv

ov,

oov?Xiov,

Leo.

rb,

'

oircas,

oov?Xiv,

awl,

(oov?Xa)

=z

oirijnov.

ovpyf/?Xiov.

44,

S t a n t i a,
ij, S U b

as,

oov?oravria,

3.

13,

ovo?a.

ATHAN.

as,

ij, sudes,
7.

765,

2. Bitch,
Theoph.

ana?lv

ov, rb,=

Act.

cro??a 1.

, napkin,

Kayjnbp?nov.

19, 12. Poll.

MAURIC.

7, 71.

p. 368.

Porph.

725.

pare

crouXT?v,
?, indeclinable, Arabic ?NtD/t?^ =
Cinn. 14, 12. 56, 10. Nicet.
155, 24.
o-ouXraviKos,

?,

crouXT?vos,

ov,

Scyl.

732, 8.
?,

oovirep?as,

the
also

(See
In
the

6.

575,

TheOPHIL.

vireprjqbavos.

of God

Sept.

hypostatized.

Gnostic

see

Soqbia,

Iren.

1,

1,

seq.

Byzantine

*H ?y?a 2oqb?a, Saint

church

of

Sophia,
to

dedicated

Constantinople,

the

of God (that is, to Christ).

Hypostatized
. Socr. 2, 6, p. 84, 1. Id. 2, 16 fin. Id. 2, 43, p.
oph.

Proc.

2.

I,

11.

34,

obqbiop?s,

Adm.

82,

or

plausibly

31.

4,

The

19.
2, 9.

Sept.

ovros,

?,
37,

peror's

sword-cane^

?aKkov)
4.

"Eaoa?ev

10.

100,

23.

Com

bi? r&v
pa?boav

y?p

avr&v

defensive

THEOPH.

an?vis.

i a,

span

the

in

479.

NT.

Spain.

used

147, 15. 195, et

CONT.

2navtai.

plural

machine

Agath.

Rom.

Athan.

28.

15,

I, 325

2na

vloav for 2navi&v.

ov,

203 C.

b,

For

Cer.

or

Amphil.

15,

of the infant

22.

a mode

of

the hair.

dressing

1, 3, 4.

Apost.

Chron.

aneKtov,

the swaddling-clothes

ov, rb, (anar?krj)

Const.

beard.

of

1180 C.

see Porph.

anar?kiov,

an?rtov

destitute

naturally

Ephes.

anarlov,

ov,

rb,

spatium.

Jud.

9, 45

Mal.

13.

175,

9.

208,
to SOW.

SEPT.

avrf?v ?kas,

ov, to,

a kind

anUkov,

ov,rb,

lapis

of

PORPH.

oira??pios.

Cer.

Marc.

he sowed

nokiv

Jfjv

with

of garment.

ml

m?e?ke

salt.
Porph.

Cer.

ov,

?,

The

body-guard.
14.

spatharius,

(oir?orj)

Martyr.

oira??pioi
Nil.

formed

Epist.
Areth.

sword-bearer,
part

1, 227.
23.

of

the

Apophth.
|

em

Theoph.
aneppari?oa,

Basil.

specularis.

82,

et

with

Athan.
the

I, 131 A.

accusative

158,

13.

laca,

(aneppa)

I, 26 A.

executioner.

capos, b, speculator,

6, 27.

anivbopat,

ooparofyvXa^.

Poemen.

in

anemvk?roap,

ij, the wife

as,

evvovxos.

eunuch,

spado,

(oir?o)
36.

67, 20.
oira?apios,

1, 2.

MAURIC

alibi.

Gen.

oira?apia,

as, fj, Hi

eaneipev
SiMOC.

speciously.

262, 23.
orra?cov,

Snavla,

anelpoa,

Homil.

Clem.

o?qbiapa.
to talk

evoa,

Euagr.

22.

339,

Porph.

=
ov, ?,

ooqbioriKevo,

rjs, fj,=

Jesus,

Wisdom

160,

an?vrj,

an?pyavov.

writers,

13

6.

490,

?aara?ovres.)

anav?s,

'Axaji?o.)

great

ana?lv.

82,

oavos, b, pluteus,

Also

passim.

For

II,
II,

THEOPH.

(ana?lov,
18.

72,

120,

Afr.

J?L.

18, 83.

sieges by the besiegers.

alibi.

654.

superbus,

Adm.

ana?ia

sword.

489.

sword,

to,

Cer.

an?kloav,

Cedr.
Cedr.

oovXr?v.

sidtan,

'
Autolyc. 3, 27.
oocj)ia, as, ij, the wisdom
Sap.

sultanic.

ij, ?v, the sultan's,

aovXr?vos. j
'

a ana?lov.

Leo.

ov,

anaoo?aKkiov,

CHRON.

with

7, 55.

(an??rj)

493, 20.

title

II, 652 C.

Nie

THEOPH.

to,

ov,

Mal.

mvbib?ros)

(anao?pios,

armed

Leo.

for ana?lov.

ana?lov,

s u d a r ium

rb,

NT. Joan. 11, 44.

oovb?rov,

180, 15.

618.

Cont.

oovb?piov,

Adm.

Porph.

b,

as, fj, a cut with

ana?ia,

trench, x?v?af

ov,

72, p. 313.

725.

Chron.

x^Pa?*

palisade,

ov,

ov, b, (an??rj)

ana??ros,

Theoph.

ana?apomvbiba

2.

higher than spatharius.

I,

of

Cer. 67, 19, incorrectly written with

anaoapomvbtb?ros,

744 E.
oovba,

ros. Porph.
one

BASILIC.

rjs, r), the wife

Ianaoapomvbtb?riaaa,

6, 2.

5, 4.

oov?oeXXiov

1, 154.

Ptoch.

pfJLaTu?<*)

of

to come

NT.

199.
the

remote

to seed.

Sept.

object.

Ex.

9, 31 was boiled.
2. To

impregnate,

iyyaarp?oa.

Sept.

Lev.

12, 2,

news

airep par

adv.

oiteppariKos,

of

ROM. Homil.
oircppariK?s,

mark.

rb,

cnriXoco, ?creo,

Dion.

Cer.
to

Ill,

twist.

Athen.

oiriXopa,

stain.

soil,

any one.

oirXayxvooKoir?opai

Sept.

15, 4.

Sap.

or

cake

Porph.
to have

compassion

1, 41, et alibi.

15, 32. Marc.

S OCR.

oirXayxvcvopai.

on

3,

ou,

cnr?yyos,

(Joan. 19, 29), see Chron.

705.

?,

sponge.

Crucifixion

=
rj,

as,

cnrov?eia,

sponge

used

Cedr.

II,

609,

the cup

used

in

oirovbij.

at

17,

19, 35. 36.

(oirovbij)

Sept. Ex.

the

30,

34,

applied

the dative.
ov,

cnrovSuXos,

Roman. 2.

Ignat.
as of

o, neck,

one.

to any

a human

vEXaiov
sponsalia,

orr?pios,
Pallad.

Vit.

Cedr.

Chrys.

r
rj, S p O t a,

as,

oiropra,

10.

I, 297,
ov,

oir?provXov,

ar?krj,

basket,

Hes.

irXekr?vrj.

(jiXoi?brjs

or

to

mvioKiov

presents,

Ill, 720 B.

transitive.

hurry,

2,

1560 B.

Chal.

Sept.

Gen.

ov,

OTTOu?a?os, a,

THEOPH.

80

Sttou&uov

Kara

2. Learned, X?yios. Cedr.

II, 170, 18.

uncertain.

(TTTouSiKOv,ou, t?, meaning

Basil.

II,

ora?apov

ora?apoo,
to

oir?pios.

JuL.

oravapov.
ooa,

palisade,

ora?XiCou,

ANTEC.

683 D

loa,

(ora?apov)
x?pams
(ora?Xos)

75,

to drive

irijyvvpi.
to

p. 314.

stakes
Leo.

stable,

into
11,

Lev.

Gen. 37, 25.

Ex.

GeOPON.

araKTr)mvla).
Cer.

11.

555,

Codin.

it is accented on the penult,

309.]

oil

oil,

same

as

Geopon.
2).

runs

that

off

ekatov.

npoppvpov

6,

7, 12, 20
without

20,

46,

fj,

(tarrjpi)

aros,

to,

(tarrjpi)

491, 13.

Eust.

fold,

cessation.

stopping,

Thessalon.

ktitjv&v.

THEOPH.

Capt. 458, 10.

I, 405

EPIPH.

ioravc?.

rape?ov

sheepfold,

zz

emravoav

il-tar&v,

i^tar?s.
ov, rb,

araalbtov,

see

station,
cavos,

2vve'8pa,

(ar?ais)

Station.

in a church.

2. Seat

187,

5.

5,

1.

?poapos.

fj, statio.

17or?o"is,

PhoC

Eukhol.

HerM.

Simil.

fjv vvv ararlcava

k?yovai.

Hes.

2. Factory,
the body of factors in any place.
Inscr. 5853 (A. D. 174). Novell.
44, 1, ?? ?, ff.

12.

1, 10,
Afr.

p.

rjs,

aranoav,

(spurious).
oirovpios

apa,

or?Vis,

Xpiorov.

Sept.

araop?s.

Sept.

Porph.

Greek

the

ar?voa =

19, 15, with the accusative of the immediate object.

active.

18.

10,

"Akprj araKrfj.

58 B.
oirvp?s,

Eccl.

11, 1.

crraKTov, Virgin

pressing,

288 E.

II,

12.

to hasten,

orrou??fco,

15.

687,

PLUT.

vo?os.

s p o r t u 1a,

rb,

b?pov. Chrys.

Theoph.

appa?ov.

ov, S p u r i U S, oirovpios,

stadia.

substance.

ricbpa.

PtOCH.

ar?Krrj.

765, 14.
o-TTOv?a, t?,

et alibi.

17,
by

araKros, fj, ?v, (ar?^oa) dripped, dripping.

7, 1 2toktj7 mvla, lye (see also araKrfj

Theoph.

being.

488,

in

66, 10.

Sept.

(full expression
12, 8, 2.

[In modern

to be reconciled

inn&v,

115, 17.

liba

offering

ara?kov,

aravkos,

measuring

ov, to, balance,

an aromatic

tov

Cer. 478,

Cer.
a

18, 6. Adm.

Prov.

2. Lye
12, 5, 2.

25, 29.

?oorjv, (oirovbij)

orrovb?Copai,

With

stable,

Porph.

as a roof.

3. Ashes,

ov, rb,

tions.

2,

Porph.

sense).

(ar?btov)

ov ar??piov,

ara?plov

to the Eucharist.
ovrovbelov,

Ptoch.

to mprjs

araKrfj, fjs, fj, (araKros) gum.

the

For

20.

617,

equivalent

253.
b,

Them.

to leak,

ar?Coa,

p.

13,

189, 6.

b,

Lyd.
ov,

ora8iao-po's,

cracknel,

pastry,

Cont.

b, S t a b U1U m,

ov,

ora?Xos,

57.

NT. Matt.

rjros,

n?araais.
of

?oorjv, (oirX?yxvov)

crjrXayxvifbpai,

spot,

(oiriXoo)

16.

a kind

14,

Theoph.

constable (in its original

20. 490, 15.

1751, 9.

ij, s p i r a,

487.

317, in burlesque.
ara?komprjs,

for

459,

(crrriXos)

Hal.

crmpa, as,

in us.

incorrectly

Porph.

Cer.

Clem.

sowing.

by

a-raTit?vapios

18 Tfj ?v rjplv ck ?eov re?ciorj

17,

implanted

aros,

orrrjXofia,

oircppanms,

516

Gloss.
the ground,

9.

as a horse.

2, p. 826
aranoav?pios,

Porph.

2rari?>v,

officina.

s (Compare

Strab.

17,

'EpnopiKrj mroiKia.)
ov, b, stationarius,

cial language, inlara?pos.

factor,

Inscr.

in commer

5853, 22.

3,

to,

ov,

oravapov,

stake,

(oravpos)

err

B.

Theod.

ad

TzET.

ora?apov.

517
aravapop

290.

Lycophr.

of stables.
OTTa?Xov, rb,
oravXos,

for

correctly

18. Mal.

to, =
ov,

oravpiov,
THEOPH.

Anton.

Apophth.

ora?Xos.

cross.

of oravpos,

dimin.

376,

21
a

rb,

of

THEOPH.

19.

9,

1557

A.
orau

eKKXrjo?av Kara

was

PORPH.

Cer.

776,

as

of. Christ,

El

(oraup?s,

er OSS-like.

Au)

was

of

ov, to,

oravpo?eoTOK?ov,

EuKHOL.

a troparion relating (or addressed) to the Deipara

standing by the cross (Stabat mater doloroso),
ov,

oravpoir?rrjs,
cross.

?,

Hence,

army.

Eus. V. C. 2, 9 (titul.).

Cont.

by

oravpoir?rrjs,

ov, to,

irijywpi)

(oravpos,

of

fixing

12.

the

(cjavk?aaoa)
Vit.

377 D.

Method.
the

Sab.

the

cross-bearer,
in Constantine's

keeper

of

246 A.

or

to,

relating

Nicon.

true

the

Theoph.

in

commemo

438 C.

SC.

r? aravp&atpov,

Substantively,

Nom.

in the

rpon?piov,

a modulus

relating to the Crucifixion.

438 C.
Nicon.

Cer. 539.

eoas, fj, the Crucifixion.

aravpoaais,
the

531,

418.

Ritual,
Porph.

The

perjury.

the

of, the Crucifixion.

Coteler.

cross,

6.

669,

oravpoirijyiov,

falsely

the

?,

of

ov, (aravpoaais)

ration

the

upon

tramples

standard

ams,

aravp&aipos,

II, 537, 7.

ij, the being

as,

who

swears

who

Cedr.

simply perjurer.
oravpoiraria,

one

(irar?o)
one

Chron.

cross

of

at Jerusalem.

true

241, 17.

in the RlTUAL,

Ocotok?ov)

(oravp?s,

portion

the

of
the

of

aravpov.)

bearer

Cross

10,

319, 15.

cjaalvoa) the exhibition

which

b aravpocja?pos,

the

which

Catech.

201, 9. Mal.

rov

on

Hier.

Cyrill.

at

on

rpe?s.

cross

the

is,

the multitude.

fj vyjsoaais

Substantively,

METHOD.

crosswise.

oravpoeibijs,

to

cross

the

of

aravpovs

ov, (qb?poa) eross-bearing.

aravpocja?pos,

a mv?v.

see

sign

vyjroaais.

that

feast,

shown

cross.

victorious

iloie?

see

I, 200,18.

aravpocfavka?,
adv.

p.

as, fj, (aravp?s,

(Compare
to the

relating

avaor?oipos)

Resurrection

20.

the

142

Cross,

a church

The

make

crucified,

Proc

aravpocja?ve?a,

cross

400 B.
oravpoeib?s,

C.

3.

12,

To

true

the

Cross,

ov, (oravp?s,

e's,

For

706,

Okto?kh.
OTaupoei??js,

V.

(Compare Eus.

aravpov,

8,

aravp?v,

anything.

15.

ChAL.

'E-Trot^o-e rrjv

cross

and

CONT.

oravpos.

oravpiov.

Crucifixion

rov

Eukhol.

Christ
THEOPH.

oravpiov.

oravpoavaor?oipos,

oph.

Apost.

*H fjyfroaais rov aravpov,

to,

p?ov, resembling
oravpirCw,

rp?naiov

rioie?v

name.

as a proper
oravpibiov,

To
Const.

charge

396.

ov, ?, dimin.

oravp?uos,

has

who

82.

CODIN.

oravXos.

less

one

groom,

IV, 869 C.

Const.

=.

693 A.

Ill,

3, 2.)

ov, o, (oravXos)

oravXioiav?s,

cvo^oj peco

Mal.

Epiph.

I,

274

A.

228, 8.

2. Crucifix.
Porph. Cer. 565, 21.
cross on the spot where a church is to be built. The
for
Lex.
ScHED.
66.
or
dioof
the
the
sent
cross is
aracjavktov.
patriarch
bishop
by
jaracfavktv
cese.

Nie.

gar.

Can.

Const.
27,

Epist.

31,
663

p.

5, 1.
(Compare Novell.
451
Const. Can. p.
A.)
the

ov, ?, cross,

oravp?s,

Leimon.
rb eavrov
'O

Apocr.
To

Apocr.

ensign

173 (216).
irp?ooirov

rviros

rov

B.

Bul

Theoph.

Eukhol.

Mal.

p.

11.

396,

337.

Nie.

of

the Christian

Cedr.

II,

religion.

180, 8 2ravpbv eis

oravpov,

rov

et Thecl.
oravpov,

Martyr.

VOL. VII. NEW

Barthol.

SuiD.

9,

2,
ov,

ariyov,

rov

orjfielov

22.
The

7.

SERIES.

Basil.
sign

Ill,
of

Athan.
66

oravpov.

the

II,

54 E.
cross.

117

(aracfavkfj^

rpl?oa)

=z

narrjrfjpiov.

araqbvkorpi?eiov.
of

species

nard,

Eukhol.

ar?xvs.

166.

to, =

Apocr.

ariyos.

Thorn.

Euangel.

A,

3.
ov, to,

8, 6.
arivvoa =
arevoxcapioa,
one.

rb,

rb,

....

Sracjavkfj
eos,

ar?xos,

arev?Kiov,
To

ov,

aracjavkoTpi?eiov,

Ptoch.

eyxap?Cas.

Act. Paul,
orjpelov

p. 449.

(orev?s)

narrow

20, 23.

27, 11.

arivoa.

THEOPH.

to straiten,

Sept.

Jos.

494,

confine,
17,

15

passage.

19,

Porph.

as a V. 1.

to be too narrow

2revox<ope?

Cer.

ae to opos.

for

any

518

arevoc?

to

cocrco, (orevos)

orev?co,

Euagr.

not

to

Apophth.

well

to

494, 19.

Porph.

aros,

Epist.

as

Arist.
?orev?

THEOPH.

or?vo.

or?vvo,

narrow

or pass.

place

Porph.

189, 20.

Phoc.

68 A.

H,

??\ztcov,

Scarcity

vbaros.

oir?vis

of water,

orepe?, as, ij, (orcpe?s) land, dry land ; opposed

Porph.

or

Adm.

cocrco, cocra, to

orcpeoo,

17.

122,
Say

k. t. X.

rrjv iriortv,

o ?cbs rrjv ?aaiXeiav

Cer.

7.

540,

Horol.

Gen.

orepviCofiai

of

firmament

heaven.

Sept.

rj,

of

in both

23,

rjs,

orcqb?vrj,

Clem.

?vorepviCopai.

463,

ROM.

as

places

Epist.

PROC.

or?qbavos.

a proper

TzETZ.

Koopirrjs.

1, 2.

Kai rov viov

he

rb,

he

whom

crowning.

Hence,

Eukhol.

p. 242

18.

The

solemnization

In

the

I,

90,

name.

ad

tov
(See

for

the

said

the

(?

narpbs

the priest

by

the bridegroom's

is

0eov

head.

mutatis

mu

PORPH.

Cer.

same,

coronation.

(ar?yjns)

204, 19.
Mal.

for arrj??ptov.

arrj??piv

rov

247.

p.

ov or aros,

on

bride

wedding

rov

els rb ovopa

nvevparos,

wreath

the

b 8ovXos

(rfjvbe)

?ylov

the

Eukhol.

ar?^npov,

23.

264,

172, 9, et alibi.

378.

2. Poitrel,
arfj?ea,

a horse.

for

r?, precise

681, 11.

LyCOPHR.

matrimony.
'Kmkov?la

Ritual,

2re'$erai

?eov

Kal tov

puts

tandis.

17.

is married.

of matrimony.

Greek
:

follows

formula

Theoph.

290.

meaning

131, 18.

Codin.

5, 4.

Leo.
uncertain.

Theoph.

Cont?

142, 8.

arrj?obeapls, Ibos, fj, (arfj?os, beap?s) breast-band, for

areqbavialos,

a, ov,

a crown.

of

(or?qbavov)

DlOD.

2, 59,

p. 172, 41.
ov,

orcqb?viov,

o,

victor,

Hence,

crown.

or?qbavos,

MAL.

289,

15.

200.

ov,

oreqbavirrjs,

one

who

has

obtained

Aster.

conqueror.

Theoph.

the

6.

(See

or?qba

arrjkiTevoa,
Hence,

vos, oreqbav?o.)
or?qbavov,

ov, rb, =

or?qbavos,

ov, o, chaplet,

or?qbavos.

O?

wreath.

wreaths.

354 B.

E?KHOL.

Theoph.

or?qbavoi
7.

461,

rov

y?pov,

Eukhol.

The nuptial wreaths are put on the heads of the

bride and bridegroom by the priest, and held by the
ovvrcKvos

r?,

during

the most

solemn

part

of

the

marriage

earrjm.

arfjkkrj=

caracalla)

Cer.

Sept.

fj, ?v,

582,
8,

Reg.

11.
as

invective,

(arrjkiTevoa)

breast

literally,
13.

speech.

I, 49 C, et alibi.

Naz.
evaoa,
to

2, 32.

(arfj?os

Porph.

orqXiTevTiK?s,

Greg.

A.

356
675,

crown.

Jer.

Sept.

caracalla.
or^Kto

man.

2. Married

nuptial

women.
aTrj?ompamka,

to, =

Cer.

Porph.

The

To

arrj??ptov, ov, r?, (arfj?os) bust. Mal.

ov, ?, dimin.

OTeqbavaKios,
Mal.

the

to,

1, 7, et alibi.

I,

iepokoy?oa.)
a

rfjv bovkrjv tov

191, 22.

aros,

Damasc.

priest.

2, p. 445. Theoph.
Cer. 197. Leo Gram.

196,

is as

formula

The

wreath.

?epoXoy?a.)

when

genitive.

orcpeopa,

also

the

Porph.

evkoy?oa,
aros,
Cer.

be?va)

Lrcpe?ooi

Porph.

to ??- \

(For the optative expressions, see Nie. II, 693 D.

Porph. Cer. 651, 8.)
948 B, with
orep?o, incorrectly for vorep?o. Pachom.
the

also

ar'e?aoa, to crown.

334 A.

Sab.

Xaooa.

(See

the nuptial

Can.

fjs arecjaavovrat,

areqbav&paros,

STe'vcocris
Vit.

230,

3 Me?'

with

of

Const.

1. 752, 8.

Porph.

Basil.

; anguish.

said

Nie

arecfa?voapa,

straitened

being

to crown

oaaa,

to marry,

438,

Schol.

869.)

&aoa,

Hence,

language.

Cer. 800, 13.

i), the

Pac.

arecjaav?oa,

Cant. 3, 11.

(Compare Sept.

ceremony.

617 D.

rb, (orcv?o)

cos,

or?voois,

64

developed,

set up,

erect,

Cer. 484, 12.

700, 9.

Chron.

1.

Phocas

(?orrjpi),

or?vopa,

be

hard.

press

confine,

Alex.

Cyrill.

Tropically.

crrevco

1224 B.

Scitens.

o?ai,

straiten,

GTT)\o<?

(arrjklrrjs)
expose

placard,

to

on

inscribe
;

denounce.

column.

Plut.

II,

Eus.

5, 24, p. 245, 7.
arfjkrj. Inscr. 3902, b. 4077.

arrjkoypaqb?a,as, fj, (orfjkrj, yp?qboa) inscription

column ? Sept. Ps. 55 (titul.), et alibi.
arrjk?oa, &aoa, (arfjkrj)

to set up a
pillar,

anything as a pillar.

Sept.

to

lay,

2 Reg. 18,17.

erect,

on a

set

18. 30.

up

519

ari?i

to, =

ori?i,

on?iCo, ioo, (ori?i)

=
c?crco,

ori?oo,

4.

2,17,

Jer.

Sept.

or?ppi.

4, ?O.

APOST.

CONST.

reXe?a onypij, full

ypa?, namely,
p?orj

colon

onypij,

in Bekker.

Thrax

Dion.

2. Moment.
orlaos,

and

('),

arlxos,

arotx?piov

( , ).

Eukhol.

Lev.

117.

28,

19,

oriX?oo,

to

c?crco, (oriX?o)
Ps.

Sept.

as a sword,

polish,

3.

otiXttv?co.

13.

7,

applied

to

the

odes.

720, 12.
776

XII,

rudiment.

the signs

orvirir?ov.

Doubtful.

onx?piv

for

orix?piov.

Chron.

to,

ov,

onx?piov,

NT.

(spurious).

2, 8. 20.

Col.

the zodiac.

of

Epiph.

I,

et Paul.

Act. Pet.

Const.

(536), 1204 C.

orixapoqbeX?viov,

Eukhol.

ov, to,

equivalent

es,

orixrjprjs,

deacon's

one

tunic,

in

verse,

?v,

orixrjp?s,

Naz.

Greg.

to onx?piov

koX qbeX?-

in

not

metrical,

Ritual,

be

never

prose.

cophr.

o?,

?,

to

by

in

rpoir?piov,

17.
that

from

the
the

107, 3.

It

troparia

of

the

Ptoch.

last

upon

I, 347.

verses,

Xeyco)

VII,

580 A.

particular

14.

379,

referred
In

Leo

place
Gram.

to, Paul
of

process

meant

he

evil

of

speaks
the

time,

igno

or demons.

spirits

the word.

of

meaning

2,

ad

Ly

in

the RlTUAL,

to

the

reading

or of the nine odes (see obi) 1).

Leimon. 76 (106).
I

Vit.

to read
of

the

Sab.

to

4)

See

oroi

also

35, 6.

eoas, fj,

biarvncaats,

opera

156.

Cont.

Cedr.

36, 17.

(oroi^ei?o))

7, 22.

talismanic

perform

Theoph.

anything.

Codin.

2 Mace.

Sept.

instruction.

elementary

Eus.

3, 3, p. 90, 14. Hes.

fj np&rrj p??rjats.

2. The performing of talismanic

operations upon
Theoph.
Cont.
13.
anything.
155,
o-roi^eicuriK?s,
Cont.

156.

aroixioa,

rjaa,

ar?piv

to

519,

talismanic.

(aroixfioarfjs)

Theoph.

stipulate.

THEOPH.

278,

11,

et alibi.

95, 17, et alibi.

to,

aros,

aros,

ar?pa,

fj, ?v,

Adm.

Porph.

oph.

16.

Tzetz.

versifier.

reference

above

c?o-a, (oToi^eiov

oToixeioc?,

'Ecja?vevaav

with

used

the

arolxrjpa,

onxrjp?.

versify.

(otix??u>)

?Jcrco, (orixos,

242 C.

4,

425.

orixoXoyeco,

Psalter,

Catech.

a verse

106,

however,
called

l0"a? (orixos)

anxious,

Cont.

remembered,

a Kavc?v are

se.

preceded

Theoph.

Psalms.

HlER.

CyrILL.

onxvpov,

a modulus

Cont.

that

imagined

Hence

arotx^loaats,

II, 98 C.
t?

Substantively,

the moon.

41, 6.

Codin.

2roi^eia)0"is,

orixrjprjs.

or

Chrys.

guarding

Theoph.

the passages

tions

148 (171).

(orixos)

spirit

o-Toixe?a rov mapov.

rant

of

I, 122 D.

Epiph.

87 C.

Xe?ov in the Appendix.]

or

robes.

vtov. Leimon.

I, 178 E.

STix?pia, strictoria.

Gloss.

the priest's

Particularly,

o(f>iyKTovpiov.

oqbiyKrijp,

9. Athan.

allix.

tunica,

STix?ptov,

sacerdotal

the

Genius,

[In
the

sun

to the

applied

Ill, 752 A.

287, 5.

3.

614,

tunic,

(orixos)

Apocr.

Ibid.

4.

1, 31.

Esai.

Sept.

as

Amphil.

or person.

oTiirirvov

oTixi'?^j

as

the nine

CHRYS.

element,

of

3, 31.

Theod.

9, 30.

4 Reg.

must

or of

the

anxokoyioa.)

verse,

Chron.

Luminary,

Eus.

orifip?Co, ?oo, (orippi) to blacken the edge of the eye

lids with orippi (koxXos), on?iCo, x?XXa??co. SEPT.

35.

(See

of

626 C.

ing.

the

rb,

2. One

tattoo

by

odes.

reading

9.

4, 3.

Gal.

the

Ritual,

Ritual,

anx?piov.

ov,

oroi^e?ov,

Hippol.

the

the Psalter,

z=

),

6.

630,

Sept.

ij, ?v, pricked.

comma

viroonyprj,

in

b,

the

the nine

of

of

in

fj,

2. Stipulation.

ori

three

stop, period

II, 13 A.

Plut.

ov,

verses
are

There

rjs, ij, punctuation-mark.

oriyjiij,

16,

2,

or

Psalter,
2.

2,41,5.

2,18,5.

as,

anxokoyla,

Sept. Ez. 23, 40.

onppiCo.

crrev?co ?

GTOVTTITIOV

(aroixioa)

stipulation,

treaty.

The

11.
rb,

edge
ev

avrfjv

for ar?piov,

rb,

of

ar?jxari

sword.

Sept.

Jos.

10,

28

?lcfaovs.

the mouth

of

river.

POLYB.

5,

89,

2,

Theoph.

572, 3. 9.
arovnnlav
reading.

arvnnlov.

as

a various

520

aTO%d?op,a?
arox?Copai, to think, believe. Theoph.
elvai tov

Kal bvap?xrjTov
ov, o,

aroxaarfjs,

rinov

547, 3 'Aacf>akfj orparoX?yrjfia,

diers.

aroxaa?pevot.
3, 2

Esai.

Sept.

guesser.

(arox?Copai)

rj, b, (arpa?os,

arpa?opvrrjs,
565,

z=z

as a various

intricacy. Metaphorically,
Sept. Ps. 124, 5. Esai.

DiOD.

1, 68, p. 79,

Tobit.

arpayyakl?oa.

3.

2,

to

wring

out.

squeeze

Lev.

Sept.

ov,

to,

coverlet.

stragulum,

Basilic.

fj, via

as,

THEOPH.

arpaykiov.
strata,

bbbs.

road,

way,

617.

CONT.

followed

aTparrjyioa,

rjs,

arparfjyiaaa,

fj,

189.
1.

the command

of

orpanjy?s,

oem.

of

PORPH.

arparrjy?s.

Porph.

Them.

23.

45,

NOVELL.

arparrjkaria.

ov, b, commander
r), the

as,

Theoph.

2.

S tren

Theod.

Ill,

orpaTKDTos,

ov,

Pro

arparoKfjpv?,

the
vms,

of

Zos.

army.

99,15.

the

of

officers

(arpaTi&Trjs)

avyovcrr?X?ot
o,

(arparos,

the aTpaTrjk?rrjs.

of

title

Egypt.

given

to the

EDICT.

Krjpv?;) herald

of

o-Kpi

13,
an

13.

army.

3 Reg. 22, 36.

2rpaT?KXi7S,

baton.

PORPH.

PORPH.

Cer.

2.

crooked-nosed,

oTpa?ojiv

22.

53,

Athen.

eVivop?s.

gifts,

PSELL.

contracted

3,

304.

Sept. Job. 20, 18.

ovv, round,

orpoyyvXovs,

orpoyyv

699, 21.

or

?, (orpoyyvXos,

oTpoyyvXoyfns,

100, 8.

ovos,

orpovoe?v,

one

53, 18 r? orprjva.

Mal.

?,

round

o^is)

425, 6.

(orpov?os)

THEOPH.

aviary.

?ovs, ?, VOC. 2rparOKXi7.

Ap'OCR.

Act.

Andr.

ov, ?, rj, (orpov?os,

orpov?oK?p,rjXos,

ostrich.

bird-camel,
or

opos

Athen.

493,

opos,

ij, Strumpitza,
s ter no,

orp?vwpi,

28.

Adm.

?,

to

Joseph.

saddle,
9.

ov,

2, 50,

structor,

place.
as

Porph.

p.

162,

62.

rpaircCompos.

Cedr.

II,

horse.

Apophth.

Cer.

80,

459.

25.

500,

243, 7.

orvXiCo, ioaf (orvXos) to put

976 E.
cttuX?t?js,

Struthioca

K?firjXos)
Diod.

70.

4,

Arsen.

arparrjkaala.

950 A.
6,

Cer. 452, 6.

orp?rop.

pis)

new-year's

?Xipaivciv.

orpiy?v,

16.

ov, b, One of

Cer.

18.
Lyd.

a,

Lyd.

orpovKTop,

38,

18.

192,

arparrjkaTiav?s,

an

of aTpaTrjk?rrjs,

office

Porph.

with

(orpe?Xos,
103,

SrpovfiirirCa,

arparrjk?rrjs,

of

ov,

of

written

i), Strenia.

melus,

? y.

arparrjkaria,

11.

=
r),

as,

arparrjkaala,

10.

30,

12. 495.

31.

the wife

tor.

ov, b, pr

Xeye?v.

THEOPH.

iirirompos.

groom's

(orp?rop)

incorrectly

Mal.

faced.

a arpa

Cer. 67, 16 incorrectly written with one 2.

Sept.

67,

orpoyyuXo^ts

6, 31,

housing.

Porph.

14, 81.

rj, the wife

Xos. Chron.

9.

200,

POLYB.

under

Them.

Porph.

rrjy?s.

INSCR.

npair&piov.

?bos, fj, district

arparrjyls,

Adm.

eVi tovs.

by

to, =

ov,

arparfjyiov,

PORPH.

arparrjyioa.

C?ROP.

groom,

Leo.

rb,

as,

arpoyyvXcos,

of orp?rop.

orpiqbvos,ov, tough, as flesh?

Theoph.

442, 11.
orpaTTjyevi?

office

strator,

ov,

20

52.

arpaykopakoar?piov

Xeytcov,

legio,

Cer. 576, 18.

2,

2,42.

Roman

the

624, 14, et alibi.

Srprjva,

arpaykiov,

vi?pios

opos,

orp?rop,

rrjs.

1,15.

the

sol

troops,

462, 5.

orpe?Xopivos,

out,

624.

r?, s t ratura,

as,

orpar?piooa,
Sept.

army,

(orparoXoy?o)

Cont.
rb,

ov, rb,

orparop?Kiov,

orparopUiov,
choke.

rb,

1, 16, 2.

460, 3.

88.

p. 79,

(interpol.) 5.

taa,

arpayyl?oa,

1, 68,

reading.

coo-a, =

Trail,

Ignat.

arpara,

ov,

I orpar?irebov,

Iorparovpa,

laca, to strangle,

OTpayyaX??),

CEDR.

arpe?kopivos.

DiOD.

arpayyakl?oa.

oTpayyaXi?, as, fj, knot ;

crooked ways, intrigue.
58, 6.
arpayyakl?oa,

z=

pvrrj)

as a surname.

23,

orpayyaXao)

88,

aros,

Theoph.

; Polyb.

diviner,

II,

cttvXlttj^

?,

(ot?Xos)

in the pillory ? EPHES.

piUar-man,

an

stylite,

epithet

given to those holy men whose love of admiration

demanded that they should spend the greater part of
their lives on the tops of pillars in the vicinity of large
cities

of

; the

same

as

the pillar-saints

kiov?ttjs.

The

most

distinguished

are Simeon, Daniel,

Alypius,

o-TVinreCvos

and Petrus.

Nil.
1,

Horol.

Sept.

11 Daniel.

?XX

oTviririvos.

oruTTTretov.
=

orvirvivo
OTU7TUIVOS,

ov, rb, =

ov?kiov,
ova?,

of

cruyy?XaKTos,
Theoph.

Sept.
III,

30,

with

77,

?poy?XaKros.

foster-brother,

any

ecos, ?,

ovyyevevs,

Act.

in company

rj,

2686.

INSCR.
40.

Thorn.

rj ovyyevijs,

ovros,

Athan.

I,

EPIPH.

ovyyevis.

various

Babr.

?, (y?pov) fellow-old-man.

I,

for

Chron.

crtyiXXiv.

721,

17,

to

as a

down.

fall

Sept.

Num.

22,

27.

cos,
349

Sept.

(mTaKXrjpovop,?o),
32,

*0 cruyKaTacnrapets

977 E.

Roman

senatus,

Polyb.

yepovala.

Pallad.

together.

Vit.
become

Having

Severianus.

fj, (avymnroa)

Adm.

tessellated

tessellation,

139, 22.
to labor

crvyK07Ti?u) (mm?ca),

Theoph.

Cont.

work.

143, 23,

with

along

one.

any

Ignat.

6 with the dative.

capos, b, COttCurator.
aros,

substance.

rb,

ANTEC

D.

898

II,

1.

1, 24,

COlicretio,

(avyKplvca)

Plut.

compound

Iren.

1, 4, 5.

Hip

124.
to

avyKplvca,

as

interpret,

ov,

?,

to inherit

with.

Chal.
Ill,

along

30.

avyKpinms,

dream.

Sept.

tco

to SOW with.

?pqbvoijpan

as of

fj, interpretation,

Iren.

1, 5, 6

avrov.

to

Gen.

40,

8,

a dream.

Sept.

Alex.

Alex.

concellita,

a sort

of ecclesiastical

997 E.

Leimon.

212 B.

331 E.

bishop's
spy.

36. 119.
338 B.

Ephes.

(Com
433 C.)

to

take place,

convene

549 A.

Method.

549 B.

(avyKporioa)

about

bring

a council.

Eust.

6, 43, p. 310, et alibi. Ant.

eoas, fj,

Dion.

grammar.

634, 25.

to

up,

get

in

comparative,

to cause

ward,

for

368

Ant.

1. Macar.

convention.

or

Eus.

Afr.

as,

Can.

avyxolpopat

2vyKrrjala

92 A.
5, 23,

514,

territory.

Cod.

GlOSS.
avyxalpoa.

r?, (avyxalpoa)

\ avyxapUeia,
oph.

integrity

r&v napoiKi&v.

saltus.
=

of

fj, (avyKrrjais)
56

17, V.l.

INSCR.

5980,

congratulatory

5.
presents.

avyxaplKia.

vvyxipsw, as, fj, (x*1?) assistance.

Scyl.

733.

C.

676 D.

p. 242, 11.

avyKrrjais,
or

?v,

fj,

in Bekker.

avyKTTjala,

synceltus,

cell-mate,

pare Basil.

eoas,

avyKpiats,

avyKp?rrjais,

(mraaireipo),

ovymraoircipo

ME

B.

Num.

abbot's

Porph.

Eus.

condescension.

rj, (ovymra?aivo)

ovymraKXrjpovop?o

ovyKeXXos,

fjs,

avymnfj,

avyKporioa,

3, 23.

avymra?aais,

Sept.

Chal.

fellow-clergyman.

2vyKXcuo-&Vis 2e?rjpiav&,

with

Thrax

ovym?vqbaivo (m?vqbaivo), to interweave with.

THOD.

(Kkrjptms)

1, 7.

Gen. 40, 12, et alibi.

reading.

cruyKa&'ico,

Esai.

7.

22,

5, p. 40 B.

Can.

incorrectly

cr?yytXiv,

Pio

et alibi.

Thaum.

Greg.

20

avyKpipa,

1049 D.
ovyy?pov,

b,

Joel.

Sept.

cvyKXaons.

ov, fj, the

avyKkrjros,

pol.
rjs,

Petrus

18.

Polyc.

191 A.
ovyyeviooa,

ov,

avymvp?roap,

irX?yios.

cruyyevr?s substantively.

Apocr.

A.

4896,

APOPHTH.

Kp?pa.

1. avyKepaap?v.
ov, ?, =:

Chrys.

18.

Macar.

see ?aopos,

relationship,

ovyy?veia,

to, =

ov,

1, v.

nites

et alibi.

to load anything

Apophth.

Chron.

(Paris).
avyKepaar?v,

avyKk&?oa (Kk&?oa), to spin

5.

rjyovv ovyyap?poi.

(yep?o)

one.

Porph.

intimate

eoxrjmres,

yuvatKas

title.

II, 681 C, et alibi. Theoph.

3, et
Cer. 530, et alibi. Zonar. II, 257

6, 11, 7, et alibi.

ovyyap?pos, ov, ?, (yap?pos) the husband of one's wife's

sister. Leo Gram. 360. Hes* 'A?Xioi, oi ?beXqb?s
ovyyep?o, ooa,

721,
alibi.

Can.
37.

417.

Nicet.

y?Xa)

47.

13,
Gen.

5.

500,

9. Nie

a mere

it became

of time

process

avyKkrjpiK?s,

Lev.

Sept.

of fish.

ov, ?, (ovv,

14.

15,

storax.

Boiss.

ova?.

In

avyKkaap?s,

Jud.

orviririvos.

?, a species

ams,

PhryN.

Sept.

rj, ov, (orvpa?)

orvp?Kivos,

o? y?p

?v iro?' elpov

"EXKei 7rp?s avrrjv rrjv iKp?ba rrjs

(ppovribos.)

ov, =

OTviririov =

Dec.

231 Ei b' ?v

Nub.

?oKOirovv, Ovk

20.

683,

26 Alypius.

(Compare Arist.

ij yrj ?ia

OTvirir?lvos,

177.

Nov.

B.

1604

Ephes.

Theoph.

Simeon.

r?vo mro?ev

Xapal

23.

6,
1

114.

2,

Epist.

13.

Euagr.

521
avy^epeia

The

522 avpi?Xrjfia

(Tvyxnpa

CONST. ApOST.

avyxfjpa, as, fj, (xWa) fellow-widow.

3,

avyXprjais, eoas, fj, (xpWts) joint use.

Mar.

avyxvrims,

fj, ?v,

because

physites,

they

II, 724 C.

confounded

to

fjaoa,

avyx(opioa,

3, 3

Narr?t.

Pil?t.

t&v ?eloav

vofjaai
as

pardon,

sins.
r?s

poi

Svyx&prja?v

24.159.

Can.

Sard.

Tit.

B.

1245

4,1.

To

aire?v,

poi,

or

beg

to

one's

pardon,

poi.

THEOPH.

2vyx(opfjaari

say

CONT.

To

avyx&prjaiv,

receive

To

avyx&pw?V>
o-0*-

give

Theoph.

Eukhol.

pardon.

person.

439,

as a prayer.

avKe&v =

Just.

in grammar.

Dion.

836 C.

Chal.

1, 12, 1. Hippol.

avK&v.

Sept.

Act.

Apocr.

wife.

Apol.

in

Thrax

Amos.

Feminine
Pet.

et Paul.

4,

9.

Sept.

Gen.

II, 38 E.

ou,

Cer.

Alex.

service

21.

177,

Const.

fellow-minister.
14.

Alex.

office.

Proc.

Can.

14.

Neocaes.

?,

the name

an

of

348

Method.

collegium.

Tc5

cruXXoyco.
in

(Xoibop?o),tojoin

reviling

o?, ?, (cruXXox??u>) census,

any

one.

Sept.

the

enumeration

of

the inhabitants of a country.

Sept.
to

Job.

teach,

28,

19.

instruct,

Sept.

irpo?i?aCo.

Deut.

4,9.

avKe&v. Sept.

Iovp?ios,

ou, ?, i), husband,

Rom. Homil.
(avKoaros)

divine

perform

Jer. 36 (29), 27.

ovp?i?aCo,

ovk&tiov.

to,

Petr.

5.

18,

compare.

17.
ov,

6.

7,

Sept. 1 Par. 9, 1.
eos,
?,
ovp?aoiXevs,
(?aoiXevs) joint king. PALLAD.
B.
12
Vit. Chrys.
fj
to
ovfi?aoraCo (?aoraCo), to hold together. Hence,

158.

ovk&v, &vos, b, (avKrj)garden offig-trees,

5,

Esai.

124, 17.

ovXXoibop?o
2, 2.

to

Porph.

rjs, ij, collection,

o-?XXoyos,

6.

conjux,

see

avmnov,

ovk&tiov,

obliging

Eukhol.

wedlock.

(Tvfvyos, ov, ?, husband.

Iren.

Apost.

Const.

pregnant.

o?, ?, (XeiToupy?s)

6,

ovXXoxio-fi?s,

638,

avCvyos,

become

person.

eKKXrjoiaoriK?

fj, conjugium,

Bekker.

Simoc.

II, 496 F.

Plut.

Sept.

(Xeirovpy?o)

572 A.

ovXXoyij,

Ill,
or

3, 30.

2. Conjugation,

Jer.

'O ?ebs

say

18.

accommodating

fj, ?v, absolvatory,

o~v?vy?a, as,

31.

another

Apost.

61.

Hippol.

avyxoaprjTims,

to

pardon,

Cont.

ov, b, (avyx<?>pioa)

avyxoaprjrfjs,

yp?ppara.

4, 4.

NT. Luc. 1, 24. 31. Plut.

ijoo,

ovXXeiTovpy?o,

Alex.

avyx^PW01

Eus.

to conceive,

cruXXeiToupy?s,

289.
Aovvai

8, 77.)

3, 4. 5.

to talk with.

(XaXeco),

19,36.

with

439, 17.

p.

Euagr.

2,

829 B.

2vyx?>p?7o-iv

Aa/3e?v

See

2, 36, 5.

ovXXap?avo,

IV, 242 C.

2vyx?>pT/o-ov

liver

A?t.

?irioroXai,

epistles,

cruXXa'?K?s, ij, ?v, (XaiKos) fellow-layman.

2.

3, 243, p. 414. Theod.

Epist.

Plin.

(Compare

(ovXXa?ij)

1608 B.

on figs.

or fattened

cruKcoTc?v.

c?v, at,

o-uXXaX?co

218 A. Nil.

Amphil.

Parad.

Apollos

7.

for

ctukcotiov.

of

ovXXa?iCo, ?oo, (ovXXa?ij) to spell.

Joseph.

pov.

Compare

the word

Greek

173, 15.

vnoaraaeoav.)

?paprlas

(diminutive

?Trap.

a modification

ovkoti,

Xo?pcov

Chal.

ecos, r),pardon.

o-vyx?p'jo-is,

rb

for

The

TTovTiKos, in the Appendix.]

o-uXXa?ai,

Alex.

Apocr.

2vyx&prja?v W?V* Apophth.

Leimon.

Natures.

(Compare Did.

1088 D.

To pr) avyxva'lv

the Two

127

alone

In modern

o-ukcot?s,ij, ?v, (ovkov) fed

it is applied to the Mono

In ecclesiastical Greek,

924

confounding.

commingling,

{avyxyais)

is

ovkotov

that

used

ovkotov.

rjnap

perhaps

supposed
be

vrjp?v.

(rjirap)
also

II, 948 D.

Plut.

Greeks

o-uKc?Tiov) might

D.

1077

Tit.

contemporaneous.

and

rjirap xo?pcov ovkot?v,

?orjpov,

ov, (xp?vos)

avyxpovos,

ARRIAN. Peripl.

27.

Erythr.

Nie

mediaeval

13.

liver,

and,

in

general,

the

2, 2.

Eus.

13, 5.

or

wife.

Ignat.

Inscr.

Polyc.

4732.

5.

Clem.

Herm. Vis.

6, 42, p. 308, 20.

397, 21 incorrectly written

bowels, r? evrba?ia. Mal.
|ovp?XrjpLa, aros, rb,
the
Roman
of
Greeks
said
avmna.
period
| 41,7.
[The

(ovp?aXXo) joint.

Sept.

Esai.

523
av/Ji?Xrjo-c^
cn;/?<?f>tt/??\oc

ecos, ij, a

ovfi?Xrjois,

son.

coupling

Ex.

Sept.

union

together,

26, 24.

; compari

9, 87 Trjv

Laert.

Diog.

irpbs aXX?7Xa ovp?Xrjoiv.

ovp?orjoos, o?, ?, (?orjoos) ally, cr?ppaxos. SEPT. 3 Reg.

21, 16.
ovp?oXaioypaqbos, ov, ?, (ovp?oXaiov, yp?qbo) writer
contracts..

Mal.

Gnost.

ovp?oXiKOs,
ovp?oXomireo

of

rb,

as,

II,

511

B.

to

or

to

the

to

my

as, fj,

applied

cross.

Christian

Vit. Chrys. 26 E.

40 B.

cross.

the

aaa,

11 Svpnev?eplas

by marriage.
tovs Tovpmvs

per?

to become
Porph.

rov ?aaikioas

Adm.

t&v Voapaloav.
ov,

avpnev?epos,

86

Ibid.

are
16

20,

Theoph.

as

avpnev?epos,

Cont.
aros,

to each

avpnev?epol

372,16
to,

other.

2vp?ooKrjorjocrai

pcr?

?pvos.

various

reading.

avpniv?epos.
wrestlers

(avpnkiKoa)

HlPPOL.

hug.

128.

ov, (?opos)

ovp?opos,
at

the same

the same

having
Arrian.

altar.

ovpp?prvs, vpos, ?,

ov,

ovppvorrjs,

as,

ovpir??eia,

?, (jpvorrjs)

18.

ovpiraiyvia,
60,

ovpiraUrrjs,
POL.

ij,

compassion,

to

rjoa,

ovpira??o,

LIC.

worshipped
Euxin.

Porph.

Cont.

pardon.
Adm.

as,

rj, (ovpiraiCo)

30,

2.

ov, ?,

is

initiated

Ignat.

together

12.

Ephes.
Porph.

pardon.

Adm.

119, 21.
With
223,

the
18

dative.

Mal.

Tropically,

its original

(ovpiraiCo)

pin

together,

set.

Ex.

Sept,

collusion.

accomplice.

36

"2vpnbatov

banquet.

signification),

cjaikimv, picnic

epavos. Chron.

BASI

HlP

(in

212, 20.

to amount.

(noa?v),

SCYL.

21.

654,

avpnpea?vrepos, ov, b, (npea?vrepos) fellow-presbyter.

Eus. 5, 16, p. 228, 27. Basil.
Ill, 211 D. 221 C,
et alibi.

with

to

reference

avpnroapa,

the

emanations

1, 1, 1 Svpnpo?e?kfjaoai

ovpnpoaKwioa
397

collusor,

to

(Compare ay?nrj 5.)

IREN.

ovpira?rj?ijvai.

collusio,

Cer.

avpnpo?akkoa (npo?aXkoa), to emit together with,

(npoamveoa),

T<S ?rarpi
aros,

to,

....
ruins,

to

be avr&
worship

the

of

used

Gnostics.

*Akfj?eiav.

with.

METHOD.

avpnpoaKvvrj?fj.
as of

building.

Mal.

487,

5.7.

72.

ovpirapcKTc?vo

ov, rb,

avpn?atov,
3.

Martyr.

(p?prvs) fellow-martyr.
one who

24.

642,

Gloss.

(nopn?oa),

avpnoa?opai

Theoph.

222, 22.

avpnopn?oa

officer.

conjunc

(39), 6.

Pont.

Peripl.

with another ;fellow-priest.

116,

altar,

Sept.

28.

Areth.

5, an

461,

a fellow-judge.
ovp?pa?evo (?pa?evo), to be
1 Esdr. 9, 14, with the dative,

19.

87,

Porph.

Cer. 172, 9 T? t?js ir?oreos avpnkeKTims,

as
to the
fj, ?v, copulative,
applied
Iren.
tions
etc.
Dion.
in
Thrax
Bekker.
1, 10, 1.) I
ml, ri,
ovp?oXov. (Compare
Sept. Esai. 11, 6 | avpnovos, ov, b, (n?vos) assessor,
assistant.
Porph.
ovp?ooKo (?ooKo), to feed with.
Xvms

2vp

consocer,

(nev?epos)

Porph.

Greek Church.

avpniv?epoi

of the husband considered with reference to

of the wife. Thus, my father and my

father

avpnkeypa,

avpnev

17.

103,

connection

by marriage.

ov, or

Them.

are

mother

I,

(avpnev?epla)

per?

thefather
thefather
wife's

2. Confession of faith,
simply the Greed, p??rjpa.
Laod. 7. Nie. I, 32 C, the Nicene Creed. Ant.
Const.
I, 1131, the
625, the Athanasian Creed.
Constantinopolitan Creed, which is the Greed of the

Comn.

144,

con

wife

exovres*

avpnev?epos,

Const.

wife's

my

(avpnev?epos)

Adm.

the

of

rrjki

to the mother of the husband.

and

other.

to be connected

sacra

the mother

reference

to each

?ipat

ro?s

iavrrjv

avpnapeKrelvoa

(nev?ep?)

mother

avpnev?epi??oa,

feasting.

the

fj,

sidered with

Kal ?y?nas

59.

to be
given

emblem,

symbol,

12,

160,

avpnev?ipa,

nev?epi?aat

6, 23, 2. Pallad.

Prisc.

vp?v.

PORPH.

20.

elements,

Apost.

Plut.

muro),

Pto

symbolic.

Saltat.

ovp?oXims.

21,

ov,

ova?oXov,
mental

Luc?an.

(ovp?oXov,

Deut.

Sept.

kovtois

Thus,

5 Ov

Ignat.

avpnev?epla,

929.

p.

adv.

of

268.

ovp?oXims, ij, ?v, (ovp?oXov) figurative,

lem.

ad

Epist.

(irapcKreivo),
to

compare.

to
Ignat.

stretch

out

Mariae

along-side.
Cassobol.

avpcja?ptkos, ov, (cjaap?kla)with oneysfamily.

662, 12.

Theoph.

524

GvpfyCkioopai,

?orjv,

ovpqb?Xi?opai,
Adm.

21

171,

ovpqbop?Copai
tunes.

to

!avvayoayfj,
Gen.

one's

rj, (ovpqbp?Co)

context

; expression.

with.

Apocr.

Esai.

cos,

own

bewail

(ovpqbop?Co),

ovpqbpaois,

Porph.

AXX17X01S ovvcqb?Xi??rjoav.

Sept.

MOC.

to become
friends.

(crupc/uX?a)

8.

13,

to

ovfiqbov?o,

avrov

fier

?oijpov

?pyvpiov,

threepounds of uncoined

ovpqbovrjrijs,
Petr.

o,

as,

ovpqbovia,

ment.

ov,

rb,

?b?Xiov.

consonant,

in Bekker.
Ilium,

Act.

Apocr.

1. 2. 13. Athan.

witness

in

Adm.

91, 14.

46.

to

(yfrcvbojiaprvpeo)
with

connection

I, 489 D

Epiph.

false

Porph.

liar.

another

Theoph.

542,

Tapim

575.

o-?v, with.

In

later

and Byzantine

it is sometimes

Greek,

669, 21.

654, 2.
2. The

use
in

originated

lator, who mistook

a

sative,

for

bimiov

Kai ovv

ovv

Sept.

Eccl.

o ?cos.
Kpivel

rbv aoc?r)

ev?rj.

?v?poirov

the

8,

3,
7,

17

17

30

2?v

2?v

o ?ebs

ovv

rbv

ovpavbv ml

ovvay?vvrjros,

D.
o-uv?yco,

Ex.

ov,

Athan.
to hold

34, 2. Ant.

(?y?wrjros)

CO-unoriginated.

TlT.

1077

I, 739 C.
a

religious

9,

2, et alibi.

Const.

Apost.

8,

17

86,

134

with

one.

any

school

o-waveyvwKOs,

I,
fj,

739

to-,

beginning,

Alex.

B.

789

with.

intercourse

Id. 4, 4, p. 250, 84.

Iren.

avvavaarpocjafjv.
occurrence,

(o"vvavr?u>)

fj, ov,
Cer.

(avv?vrrjpa)

467,

directions

containing

Adm.

Did.

C.

(avvavaarp?cjaoa)

'iamvvov

without

event.

Sept.

14, plagues,
relating

9 Bi?ktov
for

to occurrences.
?

avvavrrjpariK?v,

divining

eoas, fj, compensation,

by

book

occurrences,

?vnafjKoaats.

PORPH.

207, 12.

awa?apiov,
meeting.

?}s,

avvavrrjpartms,

avv?vrrjais,

yrjv.

read

equally

Athan.

aros,

avv?vrrjpa,

PORPH.

rrjv

to

Mal.

2 Tfjv peTa

Frag.

t?v

iroirjjia.

ovv

Adm.

contracts.

Marriage

3, 18, p. 187, 7.

Diod.

'Eiro?rjaev
rb

29
the

gown,

PORPH.

o~vvaXXayq.

(?vapxos)

avvavaarpocjafj,

trans

the

translation, in Orig. Hexapl.)

1, 1 (Aquila's
?iroirjoev

of

ignorance

church

His

meet

religious
Phermens.

Theodor.

avvaKrimv,

97 A.

ov,

avv?vapxos,

(H?)> the sig11of the accu

flK

preposition.

rbv

*Ev KeqbaXaio

the

like

to a

pertaining

(?vayiv&aKoa),

co-eternal.
<ruv, in examples

of

meeting

church.

ov, to, =

II,

with

fellow.

680, 14.

Hebraistic

following,

?cbs

at

awakk?yia,

Plut.

Inscr. 2114, c, d. 2131, b

followed by the genitive.
4558. Theoph. 454, 9. Porph. Cer.
(Addend.).

meat

conventiculum,

Apophth.

avvavayiv&aKoa

Ennead.

372,13.

rbv

worn

at

to recline

(awaKrfjp)

fj, ?v, (o"way?>)

o-vvaXXayiov,

o-up^uxos, ov, (^uxi) with all on board.

r?,

ke?lroava

Plotin.

Epist. 3, 92.

(avvai;is).

gown

avvel

consciousness,

76 B.

(amvp?lCoa)

Nil.
ov,

avvaKTims,

T?v

THEOPH.

inEpict. Enchir. p. 49 (28 C).

Theoph.

ing

bear

761 A.

Alex.

fellow-heretic.

II, 75*A.

iaa,

any one.
house.

3,

139 A.

Amphil.

Did.

(avvata??vopai)

Simplic

|avvaKTrjptov,

Vis.

Herm.

eVt ovpy?rcXX?ois.

separately

ijoo,

ovfiyfrevbopapTvp?o,

oov?oeXXiov,

o-u^eXiov,

Thorn.

grammar.

I, 378 B.

7Ttcrup\^eXX?ois, write

eoas, fj,

,
avvamvp?lCoa,

12.

631,

subse

in

I, 733 ?.

D.

392

Method.

625,18.

3, 4, 4.

(ovpqbovos)

ou, to,

o-up^eXXtov,

agree

By

co-eternal.

o-vva?8io$.

brjais. Plut.

716, 13.

Thrax

Dion.

Gen.

of

CONST.

3, 18, 1.

ov, b, (aipeat&rrjs)

avvala?rjats,

TLar? ovpqbov?av,

ij, agreement.

Chron.

ovpqbovov,

Cont.

1.

Serenus

Ephes.

?n?boa.

congregation.

(avva?pol?oa)

apud Epiph.

i crvva?8i?)s, adv.

APOPHTH.

companion.

(ovjiqbov?o)
3.

Pionites

to

opposed

(af?ios)

avvaipeai&rrjs,
ov,

to,

2, 61, 3.
ov,

o-vvaf?ios,

silver.

with;

aros,

I Arius

He

Sept.

congregation.

1.

Ex."16,

accord

avv?opoiapa,

Thorn.

Act.

Xirp?v

rpi?v

agreed to sell him to him for

7.

to

collection,

1009 B, with the dative.

|
Si

11.

35,

I Apost.

bargain

Ivveqb?vrjoev

fjs, fj, assembly,

avv?boa,

misfor

17.

173,

avva?apiov

directions

ov,
with

33, p. 213.

rb,

(avva?is)
reference

Ibid. 35.

ritual,
to divine

book
service.

containing
Typic

525
avva?i?

2.

Synaxarion,

Menaea,

of

register

the

life

of

saint.

3, et alibi.
tcov

??eis
martyrs.
2.

17.

paprvpov,

35.

Congregation,

Athan.

(titul.).

cruv

T?s

the

of

112 A.

I,

Li

Jacob.

Apocr.

emowayoyfj.

2, 39,

20

in honor

meetings

4, 71

C.

5.

Gangr.

Religious

V.

Apost.

Const.

meeting.

Laod.

Eus.

ovvairoor?rrjs,

(?iroor?rrjs)

DlOD.

fellow-rebel.

II,

531, 44.
oruvaTTTos.

ovvaimms,

ij, ?v,

conditional

?v, joined

ij,

In

begins

ovvairrij

MiKp?

Cer.

in

the

the Eukhologion,

: 'Ev

thus

PORPH.

ij ovvairrij,

Substantively,
e?xq.

the
in

Thrax

2vvairrr)

together.

or r? biamvim.

eiprjvim,

Dion.

if.

to

applied

25.

642,

airri)

et,

conjunction

Bekker.
ovvairr?s,

connective,

rov

elpijvrj

begins

19.

609,
=z

Ritual,
Mey?Xq

Kvpiov

: *Eti

thus

evxij,

94,

the

to

with

join

one.

any

together.

Svv?irreiv

cum

To

Mal.

ov, (?p?pov)

ovvap?pos,

to

posed

KaT?

aliquo,

459,12
with

ovvairrij

qbiX?av p.er?

Suv?^as

The

rivos,

ovvapirayrjs

friendship
avrov.

in grammar

; op

in Bekker.

yeyov?ra,
to

ApOST.

EuAGR.

surreptitiously.
Kara
a

be

33

3, 7, p. 341

ov, o, (btb?amkos)

time

passing

together.

school

fellow-disciple,

3.

Ephes.
Sept.

Ps.

4 Ov pr) avvbot?ao?

140,

?KkeKr&v avr&v.

as,

contribution.

fj, (avvblboapi)

PoRPH.

Adm.

220, 11.
avvboats,

eoas, fj,=

avvbovkrj,

rjs, fj, (bovkrj) fellow-slave.

Trail,

eoas,

*avvelbrjais,
Not

avvboaia.

to be

fj,

32.

(See

ov,

avvelaaKTos,

Chrysippus

apud

e?vai navrl

kiyoav

avvelbrjatv.

said of ecclesiastics
houses.

the

conscience,

oi/ce?ov

Kal rrjv ravrrjs

in their

who

Eus.

7,

allowed

30,

p.

362,

avvelaaKros.)

fj, (avveta?yca)

an

in

consciousness.

o-wei8?s,

Up&rov

avaraaiv

also

in coun

assistant,

calls it).

7, 85

to live

3, 6.

avveibevai)

with

subintroduco,

avveta?yca,

6.

660,

Babr.

assessor,

(avvoiba,

confounded

LAERT.

Cer.

(interpol.) 7.

(as Hierocles

judge
DlOG.

PORPH.

ov, b, (awebpevca)

Ignat.

a woman

subintroducta,

unmarried

to

be

Mar.

fellow-high-priest.

connected.

o-uvcWpoei?^?, ?s,
Conj.

that resemble

nearest

ecclesiastic's

house.

Cont.

or

fix

439,

the

The

and

For

480,

conjunction-like.

SuvcWpoeio?J

p?pia,

Particles

conjunctions,

ov, ?, conspiracy.

- YOL. VIL NEW

always

aweK?i?aCoa,

very

SERIES.

to

360

B.

above-mentioned
near

to execute

species

the

especially
with

company

aya

Can.
of

19.
inti

in con

present,

canon,

relations,
in

this

7,

Vit.

also

Anc

At

Eus.

Pallad.
(See

and

of

exception

I, 3.

312.

p.

relating
I,

avveKnokepioa
together.

(eKnokepeoa),
Sept.

Deut.

avveKCJaoavioa (Ucjaoavioa),
Sept.

3,

avyKekkos,

joke

Athan.

Nie.

I, 1043 B.

6,

compare

to the

formity

Epiph.

Socr.

patristic
see

relations.

the

awelaaKrot
nieces.)

any

one.

Chal.

1292 B.

1.

(ovvbeopos, EIA?)
8

rb irvp viro

fire,

19.

with

awelaaKroi,

female

18 D.

Chrys.

are

to stir

Theoph.

Arrian.

20.

Erythr.

(ba?eXos),

Apollon.

their

macy,

(ovv?irro) joined,

to have

clergymen

30, p. 362,

ovvapirayijv.

fellow-high-priestess.

II, 804 C.

omXevo.

r&v

nrjrfj,
(?pxieparevo),

ovvaqbijs, ?s,

ovvbeopos,

CAN.

surreption.

(iep?opai),

ovvapxieparevo

ovvba?eXiCo

Ill,

13.

89,

avvbv?Coa.

living

4385.

Peripl.

(avvbtarpl?oa)

BASIL.

fellow-deacon.

third canon of the first oecumenical council forbids

owapxiep?opai

Nie.

avvboi?Coa

women

(ftiX?avper

Thrax

Dion.

rjs, rj, (?pirayij)

Inscr.

fj,

Ignat.

cil.

?v cipijvrj rov

contract

the article,

?ovvap?pos.

ovvapirayijv,
K

Ta

fjs,

awebpevrfjs,

641, 10.
ovvapirayij,

(bt?mvos)

?oaoa rrjv avrov

amicitias

J?ngere

b,

Adm.

3.

Kvpiov berj??pev.
ovv?irro,

Porph.

r?

ow

berj??jiev.

Kat en

ov,

avvbtarpt?rj,

avvboaia,

(ovvairr?s)

in

Thrax

141 A.

pera

see

ovvairrij,

avvbi?mvos,

Dion.

grammar.

6.

634,

fellow.
ov, ?,

in

Conjunction,

avvbibaaKaklrrjs,

p. 37.

turg.

2.
Bekker.

passim.
ecos, ij, religious

ovva^is,

avve/cqbcuveay

Reg.

67

11,

14.

with.

Ael.

Herodian.

to

vanquish

along

with

or

1, 30.
to

utter

or

in Cramer.

pronounce
Vol.

together
3, p. 251,20.

526
avvoi?ncos

avvefccJH?vrjo'is

o-uveK<?(ov?7cris, ecos,
Alex.

Clem.
2.

ij,

I
or

Synecphonesis

changing

a vowel

assembly.

Epist.

to consider

(?v?vfi?opai),
Homil.

Rom.

Clem.

<rvve?o8e?c?

Cod. Afr.

to come.

ov,

church,

the

as

70,

upon

ov,

5.

?,

fellow-bishop.

(eirioKOiros)

Athan.

I,

171 B.
to

?REN.

sanction.

1,

ov,

ow?pyiov,

in

gaged

to,

(owepy?s)
same

the
Mal.

ovorrjpa.

see

cruvearcoTes,

22

to in

to understand,

or consonant

1 Svvevpv?piarai

Philadelph.

y?p

Prov.

5,
as,

rrvvij?eia,

to

(evqbpa?vopai),

ovvcvqbpa?vopai
18.

as

temple,

134, 1. Leo.
*YTrepeiSe
?eia.
avv?rjKapios,

(536),

Euxin.

applied

See

Kepb?v,
also

presents,

19, 18.
a boKelv

language.

Alex.

Did.
the

plural.

(Compare Synes.
eivai

v?pipa

404 B.

Epist.

irciroirjKev ij ovvij

as,

bettor,

bets.

Const.

isthmus.

the communi

the

the

fourth

327 B.

temple,

4899.

fourth

grade.

grade.

Anc.

C.

(See also

the

in

the

temple

in

worshipped

who

have

Arrian.

Peripl.

Pont.

weather.

Me

with.

Iren.

dative.

fj, (v?cjaos) cloudy

sky,

cloudy

10.

463,

be an

to

?aroa, (vrjni?Coa)

infant

one's

ov, fj, (vvpcjarj) janitrix,

literally,

avvwpcfaoi

plural

as,

awobla,

Luc.

in

journey

2, 44.

Ant.

Const.

ov,

o-woSiKos,

Ill,
fj, ?v,

b,

Vit.

(avvobims)

with

Strab.

company.

Joseph.

4, 23, p. 239, 26.

elvar?pes.

others.

II, 48 B.

Sab.
member

4,

7, 5. 64.
II, 527 C. D.
243 C.
of

council.

1136 C.
(o~vvo8os)

synodal,

6, 6.

1.

6, 12,

3. Family, cpapikla. Sept. Nehem.

4. Community of monks.
Basil.
Socr.

The

classical

company

Plut.

travellers,

of

broth

648, 11.

Eust.

10, 7, 2.

Attic.

to the

corresponds

(bb?s)

husband's

fellow-daughter-in-law.

1, 15.

fj,

avvobimpios,
one who

of

to gods

applied

wife,

NT.

62

with

of

the same

Inscr.

2. Party

Novell.

an

by

4, 38, 2.

Sext.

??ijiiov.)

ou, ?, (ow?iJKrj)

1176 D.

in

to

stand

326 D.

in

3, with

Cicer.

Adv. Gram. 10, 192, p. 257.

Customary

SEPT.

2.

Barn.

ij, usage,

with.

rejoice

124,

rfjv LTovtikjJv.

npbs
to

penitents

Ill,

Sept. Ruth.

?vroXals.

npbs

separated

penitents

ov, (vaos)

same

er's

rais

the

orares,

avvwpepos,

to be accordant

Mal.

rbv 'A^tXXea.

avaraats.)

nand.

cruvepyeia.

be

avvlarapai,

Basil.

avvvecjala,

8, 7.

(evpv?pos)

IGNAT.

with.

299,

cause

to

Nehem.

?oo,

ovvevpv?piCo,

considered,

collectively

to

Apion.

67, p. 210 A.

Ill, 326 B. C.

avvvrjnt??oa,

(ower?s)

Sept.

struct.

16.

246,

en

ovviorrjpi.

?oo,

ovver?Co,

business

men

trade,

association,

JOSEPH.

Epist.

avviK?rasyev?a?at

of

common.

6.

The

(Compare Const.
St.

Synes.

Svvia?pl?ovaa

said

avwaos,

(?irioqbpayiCo),

ovveirioqbpayiCopai

S ARD.

11.

in a

centre.

(U?rrjs) fellow-suppliant.

mid.

25.

1, 49.

b,

(la?pos),

O? awe

SEPT.

in the

fellow-prie

44 C.

371

Basil.
among.

ad

seats

clergymen's

being

II, 487,

(iepevs)

avr&v

cants,

simply

together,

to number

(?irioK?irropai),

ovveirioKoiros,

ov,

SCYMN.

7.

Polyc.

bishop's

Xyst.

avvlarrjpi,
to come

(536),

B ALS AM.

2, 57, 4.)

avvia?plCoa
various

the

seat

Cedr.

Const.

23.

THEOPH.

(avv?povos)

ioas, fj,

Ae?pevos

procession.

is wanting).

(o-uve

to,

one.

emamnovs*

29.

13,

avv?k?oa.

avv?povov,

avviK?rrjs,

readings.

religious

Apost.

Can.

Martyr.

ovveiriOK?irrojiai

various

in a

?o8euetv

(?ir?pxopai),

oweir?pxopai

2.

Nomocan.

2, 23.

anyone.

tovs

2vv?rjKl(ei

Apost.

39.

Laod.

reading.

ti vos.

pera

ovveopr?Co

...

43

4697,

with

together

3, 9, with
to walk

(??o8e?co),

Inscr.

Num.

Phot.

o-vviepevs,

owev?vp?o

2,

together,

1, 20.

oph. 682.

meeting,

2.

Can.

Can.

Rom.

coming

1176

avvOk?rroa =

consonant.

of the Greek Alphabet,

ecos, rj, (oweX?eiv)

the

grammar,

its corresponding

11, 41.
(See History
revised
? 23,
edition.)
Clem.

in

synizesis,

into

Eust.

ovv?Xevois,

aw?rjKl?oa (aw?fjKrj), to bet with

together.

uttering

3.

374,

of

an

(ovveKobov?o)

synodical.

Cyrill.

Alex.

37 B 2wo8ikov yp?ppa. Theod.

Epist.
A

714

intarokfj,

SwobtKr)

(a)

Substantively.

T?

(b)

THEOD.

eniarokfj.

2vvo8ifcr?

1153 B.

(536),
(c)

491, 21.

Mal.
se.

'H avvobiKr),

of

Can. 90, p. 1319 C.

(d) O? avvobimi, The followers
council.
ov,

avvobos,

fj,

37. 74.
3.

40.

to, =

ov,

Const.

avvoUrjats*

av

ovvra?ibevo
A.

294

Ill,

Basil.

Ill,
Adm.

avvopikioa

(in its original sense), marriage.

Socr. 2, 43. Chal. Can. 27.

293 B.

Porph.

as,

avvoptkla,

With

to converse

fj,

with.

NT.

Act.

10,

rjaa,

89,

the

ov, to,

upon.

Adm.

PORPH.

limit,

taa,

farewell

Euagr.

4, 40,

p.

V.

Eus.

C.

21

3,

to go
an

in

on an

with

expedition
Porph.

expedition.

any
Adm.

2,

bcapov povaxbv

3,

20

up,

as a wound.

vexation,

to observe

1 Sw&yfriaa
of,

2vvo^??ei

to appear
509,

ras

affliction.

rj, (ovvtckvos

one''s

694,
to have

Adm.

being

2vvo-\//??eTai

The

one.

157,

ov,

o,

ij,

person

104

God-father,

T?s

pears

2.

of

the

the marriage

to the

reference
Inscr.

2015.

ovvr?Kvovs.
considered

with

refer

Porph.

god-child.

Cont.

the

ceremony,
Eukhol.

irap?wpqbos.

foster-sister

adopting.
?avr?v

god-mother,

to the parents

as

per

ovvtckvoi

his

(r?Kvov) foster-brother,

the

of

HOMER.
2.

or

OvvrcKviav

353.

During

Qeo

12.

tov

to any

2. Apocr.

god-father

become

having

117, 12. 156, 10. Theoph.

22.
(See also ?v?ooxos.)

appointed

an

self

7,41,

the

2)

Porph.

II,

children

capas.

to introduce.

before,
2

the

Uoarioa narpi?pxrj
Ibid.

rbv Lavra?aprjvov.

THEOPH.

103.

Const. Apost.

iroirjo?pevoi,

ovvtckvos,

ence

awo^opat,
with.

to heal

anguish,

(avvotyis)

to unite

an adopted child considered with

to the presence
692,

avrov

Leg.

Vis.

bring

CONT.

Porph.

opos.

SCYMN.

ovvrayjia.

?oir?oao?ai.

as,

Cedr.

3.

la?rjv,

Herm.
To

10.

18,

Jud.

boundary,

intransitive,

(ovk?opai),

awo^lCoa,

view

X?yos,
A.

fare

bidding

12.

god-mother.

154,

205, 9. 12.

avvoxf), fjs, fj, distress,

Mid.

I, 510

(owr?ooo),

ovvreKv?a,

accusative.

(avvopos)

141, 4.

Theoph.

2.

book.

work,

to

relating

ovvraKTrjpios.

the dative.

2uvT??acr61ai,
to border

(avvopov)

13, with

awovk?oa

oph.

self

2. To bidfarewell.
With the dative. Eus. V. C.
1, 21. 3, 21, p. 591, 13. Athan.
I, 171 A. Hes.

13.

avvoplrrjs, ov, b, (avvopov) neighbor. Porph. Adm.

5 the inhabitants of neighboring states. \

time.

=
ij,

Barn.

Act.

27,

conversation.

intercourse,

(awopikos)

Adm.

Porph.

Sept.

one's

joining

treatise,

OvvraKTrjpios
Naz.

one

join

ovvr?ooofiai

with the dative.

Adm.

rov

Trept rrjs ovvrayrjs

to the

(ovvr?aoopai)

rj, ?v,

eos,

ovvra?is,

11.

89,

(bpikioa),

avvopov,

Ta

198, 15, et alibi.

2. Cohabitation

211,

7, 40

cove

Hence,

II, 1036 C.

(ra?ibevo),

to

one,

296 A.

avvopeoa,

to.

joining

2uvraKTiKJ7 opiXia.

349.

BASIL.

Plut.

Greg.

o-uvTaKTtKos,

mXkfjyiov,

Xaf?pcov

423, 23.

I, passim.

company,

ovvoyfno?rjvai

composition,

ovvraKTims.

well,

Apost.

Can.

Nie

124.

INSCR.

?laaos.

epavos,

,avvoiKiaiov,

Laod.

association,

Collegium,

arrjpa,

council.

r?v

pertaineth

rb,

ov,

sermon.

assembly,

6.

Anc

aros,

Scymn. 9.

5, 20, 8.

2. Ecclesiastical

Whatever

ovvraKTrjpios,

meeting,

religious

2, 57, 2.

Apost.

of the Chalcedonian
1.

APOST.

CONST.

ovvraypa,

avva^is

'HiTqcraTO r?
8 Airovpevos

with Christ.

Afr.

Cod.

rjs, rj, (o-uvTacrcrc?)

Xpiorov,

1.

Phocas

Apophth.

II, 684 A.

Nie

673,

ovvoyjno?rjvai.

nant.

Const.

council.

571,

M?gipov.

avr?.
owrayij,

tractoria.

?nioTokfj,

yp?ppa,

C.

588

III,

decree

o-vvoSikov,

se.

ctwoSik?v,

a??av

Xay?vco

epistle.

Synodical
To

t?v

III,

ia

avvTe\

527
avvoSos

p.

Adm.

24, 7.

ovvtckvos

251.

(See

120,

ap
also

or?qbavos.)
inter
ayicara-

owr?Xeia,
I

irXijpoois.

as,

ij, end,
Sept.

completion,

Deut.

11,

?va

accomplishment,
12.

1 Esdr.

2,

1.

awrekevraco

cruvreXeur?co
89

to die with.

(reXevrao),
....

2uvreXeuTav
ecos,

ovvr?jirjois,

528

tois

crvcrraTiKos

DlOD.

17,

3, 7, p.

j3ao~iXe?o-i.

rj, (ovvnp?o)

value,

adv.

avpr?,

price.

as,

ovvropia,

ij,

'Ev

brevity.

Adm.

209,

6.

o-uvr?ptov.

Mal.

289,

16.

adv.

o-uvT?pcos,

ovvropia,

led by

immediately.

19.

322,

Theoph.

15.

37,

18.
THEOPH.

ov, o,fellow-rovpp?pxrjs.

CONT.

to

82,9.
rjs, ij,
Prov.

ruin,

(ovvrpi?o)
10,14.15.

to make

contrite.

ov,

ovvrpUXivos,
269

?,

ovvrpiyfris.

Ps.

50,

19.

Ap?cr.

ovvrpippa,
Prov.

15.
fellow-feasier.

(rpUXivos)

breaking,
2

Sept.

against,

dashing

ovvrpi?ij,

5.

22,

Reg.

ovvrpi?ij 2.

2. Contrition,

Basil.

527 C.

II,

II, 704 E.
Apocr.

evrpopos.

Proteuangel.

cruvTuyx?vco,
with

speak

as,

Theoph.

152.

rjs,

569

ij,
Cer.

ovvovij,

comparado,

Cer.

17,

586,

Thrax

Porph.

Cer.

subscribe

with

Poe
409,
any

7.
one,

the

?vij)

o-uvovc?v,
commercio,

procuring

incorrectly.

of

corn.

Gloss.

co?mptio.

synonymous,
in Bekker.

synonyme,

in

grammar.

crupio-p?s

o-uptypos.

b,

ov, to,

636,10.

Sept.

Jud.

5,

16.

Jer.

19,

8.

city.

Barthol.

1.

194 D.

I,
avr?v.

Mal.

87,

6 2vo"Kevc?

plot,

intrigue,

aKevoapla.

HerO

1, 3, p. 12. Athan.

Eus.

(aeiapbs)

Sept.

3 Reg.

badge.

DiOD.

earthquake.

distinctive

(afjpa)

mark,

Jud.

20, 40.

5, 26.
?

meaning

Theoph.

Cont.

ecos, fj, commendation,

Apost.

Const.

Lord's

1.

2, 58,

Eus.

Greg.

293 C.

Ill,

Thaum.

327 A.

to
Can.

Greg.

of

partake
11,

p.

the

41

C.

II, 120 B.

Nyss.

Can. 2, p. 38 C. Can.
I, 10. 13. See also

4. 5. Nie
For

awear&res*
np?aKkavats,

the

other

grades,

see

vn?nroaais.)

cav, oi, (avar?rrjs)

avararfjpioi,

not

but

Thaum.

(Compare Greg.
9, p. 41 A. Anc
avvlarrjpi,

2, 2, p. 47,10.

the fourth

(marol),

Supper.

introduc

and last
Greek,
They were allowed to stand with

the communicants

Basil.

20.

688,

recommendation,

2. In ecclesiastical

zzz

PORPH.

Kovaiaroapiavol.

Cer. 495, 14.

avar?rrjs,

ov,

SCR. 273

one of the
chief men of
2vpi?pxns, ov, ?, (2upta, ?pxo)
et Thecl. 26.
Paul,
Act.
Apocr.
Syria.

the whole

4 Reg. 2, 1 whirlwind,

?Kpbaats,

the being compelled to carry corn to

Proc.
Ill, 126, 7 seq.

Constantinople.
ov,

Apophth.

Tc3 Topeo ovwiroypatyavrov.

451,19

Particularly,

Dion.

to

(ovvov?opai,

Porph.

o-uvc?vupoi,

100.

(viroyp?(j)o),

Alex.

Alex.

(aKevfj)

grade of penitents.
conversation.

ij, speech,

ovvv-iroyp?qbo

ovvovij,

Porph.

the accusative.

cruvTuxia,
men.

Esai.

tion.
one.

to any

Martyr.

2vveo,Kev?Vavro

30,16.

okrjv ax^bbv

2vpe'vros
over

1, 70, p. 81, 56. Id. 3, 5, p. 177, 43.

2. Ensign,
banner, signal. Sept.

owrao-is,

11,1.
to

fj,

ov,

19, 11.

avarapanov,
=

ov, (rp?pos)

ovvrpopos,

fjs,

avaarjpov,

Sept.

ovvrpiyjns.

Nie.

destruction,

(ovvrpi?o)

o?, ?, a

ovvrpipp?s,

ruin.

29,18.

in the
Appendix.)

Athan.

against.

3, 12, 7 and 21.

128
I,
F, et alibi.

Inscr.

30.

20,

ApOCR.

the Per

the modern Greeks

nearly

dian.

avaaeiapos,

to,

dragged

plot

40,

912

a horse

show,

Curop.

imavpoa,

I,

Substantively,
parade,

avr&.

avaKevfj,

ovvrp?KXeivos.
aros,

9.

?bvrai

Also,

avaarjpov.
to

358

Gram.

for

procession

(which

Epiph.

drag.

or

state

of

into ye8e'Ki or yevrUi).

avaKcv??oa,
25,

Eukhol.
Sept.

inHellad.

Act. Philipp,

destruction,

16,18.

2. Contrition of spirit.
ovvrpi?o,

in

bridle

rfjv noktv, Being

avarjpov

Sept.

horse

also napaavpr?s.

(See
o-vpo),

ovvrpi?ij,

the

converted

cv?vs*

immediately,

ovvTovpp?pxrjs,

led horse,

sian and Turkish y\*>

Porph.

Leo

by dragging.

avr?v.

avpr?s, fj, ?v, (avpoa)pulled, dragged, led.

rb avpr?v,

27,4.

o-vpr?s,

mra?aaai

2vpr?
Lev.

Sept.

of

avararims,

b,

avararai,
fj,

2 Cor. 3, 1.
Diog.

(avvear?vat)

Laert.

?v,

one

who

stands

with.

In

prize-fighters,
commendatory,

Can. Apost.
5,18.

introductory.

12. 33.

Epict.

NT.

2, 3,1.

GV
T?Wa)
529

commendation.

?KTcivo.

Dion.

or

tables,

or

Porph.

ovv?orrjm,

said

; opposed

to

syllable

6.

631,
as

to seats,

7.

to,

Rom.

Clem.

society,

as

community,

Homil.

2. Meeting,

3.

p.

15.

15,

convention,

of

Christians.

to,

ov,

Gram.

254, 18.
rjs,

ij,

precise

uncertain.

meaning

the

of

shortening

band,

(ovorpefyo)

2 Esdr. 8, 3.
Sept.

Amos.

10.

7,

or

rb, skim

Sept. Ex.
615

D.

Scymn.

21.

Hes.

157, 19, with the

Theoph.

dative.

ov,
Cer.

Porph.

AntHOL.

ovpyfr?XXiov.
to,

(oqbalpa,

244.

IV,

bp?fios)

rCvKaviorijpiov.

20.

381,

25,

33.

oqb?KeXos,

ov,

Gen.

Sept.
the middle

?,

14,

finger,

v.

23,
?

oqbaKT?v, ov, to,

13.

to shut,

Theoph.

or

sheep

Cer. 451, 16.

rjpai, to secure,

?oqbaXiCo.
shut

371, 3.

rb,

the

Mal.

circus.

307,

furnished

457, 19.
CHRON.

5. 20.

558,

(acjaerepl?oa)

up,

Dexipp.

vp?repos.

3. For

avrov.

HlPPOL.

Kk?ppa.

Eunap.

to

piov,

fi?oos

rrjs x

lP0S

Codin.

?oqbaXiCo.

145,

23.

ov,

rb,

strictorium,

arix?

GlOSS.
PORPH.

TzETZ.

verticillus,

Coteler.

Nom.

ov, b, neck,

Cer.

6.

470,

acjaovrvkiv
acjapayt?oa,

laca, to seal,

balances

2. To

sense

in the

the

make
I, 806

To

ordain,

of

the

Hier.

260,

of xpiv

with

Const.

bishop.

11.
the holy
Apost.

2,

upon

4,

anything.

You

iavrovs,

14.

1240 D.

Apocr.

crossed
Amphil.

Epiph.

Act.

Barn.

20.
acjapayls,

ibos, to,

seal,

it

6, 43, p. 313,

cross

Cateeh.

Scitens.

as

Adm.

Eus.

'Eacfapaytaare

Cyrill.

the

the spindle when

baptism.

sign

Euagr.

acja?vbvkos,

Hes.

PORPH.

32, 2. 7, 22, 1, et alibi.

21. Const. I, 7.

ATHAN.

855.

407.

after

(pvpov)

ad LycOPHR.

acjaovrvkiv,

rp?xrjkos.

for acjaovbvkiov.

3.
624,

garment,

acfatyKTovpiov.

which

12.

CHRON.

-=.

twirls.

131 C.

50,

door.

7, 3.

acjatyKrfjp.

round weight

slaughtering,

Mal.

as

lock,

473, 13.

490, 23, et alibi.

goat

ov, rb, =

or

bar,

Hes.

acfatyKTovpiov.

210 A.

for

of

5, 5.

LEO.

Nehem.

fjpos, b, a kind

10.

25,

8.

300,

shut,

8.

19,

7.

73,

String.

(acjafjv)

7.

13,

Menand.

rb, band,

caaa,

yourselves.

(oqbaKr?s)

iepelov. Porph.

loa,

127, 18.

eacfaevboviapevos,

acjaevb?vrj.

iavrov.

acjarjvooa,

1. oqbvporijp.

b?KTvXoS. SUID.

oqbaX?Co,

ointment

oqbaiporijp, rjpos,?, (oqbaip?o) knop, knob. Sept. Ex.

Shoe-latchet.

2. For

acja?vbvkos,

oqbaipobp?piov,

oqbaXeo,

acja?repos

acjaovbvkiov,

of milk.

skum

fj,

aros,

acjaiKTovpiov

8.

cruxv?fco,to visit one often.

2.

ovos,

acjatyKrfjp,

Act. Philipp.

s c. I,

Dama

reading.

Vocal.

Jud.

ovyfs?Xiov

of

pass,

part.

perf.

acfatyKTovpiov,

as a various

for

engine

12, 3. Mal.

part

Sept. Jud. 3, 23.

ovoxoX?Co (oxoX?Co), to be int?mate with.

31.

rjs, r), funda,

acfaevb&v,

vowel.

Sept.

company.

ovoqbiy&s, eos, ij, (ovoqbiyyo) a bracing up.

ovqbap,

19.

Luc?an.

a warlike

26.

acfafjKoapa, aros,

ovoqbiyyo (oobiyyo), to bind tight. Apocr.

in Hellad.

Leo

12.

633,

rjs, ij, sedition.

35

fundibalus,

?akkoa)

with a tassel, tasselled. Mal.

131, 17.

Codin.

to,

aros,

ovorpoqbij,

(acjaevb?vrj,

BOTAN.

230.

hi Bekker.

2 Reg. 4, 2.

28,

Rom.

Clem.

assembly.

correptio,

Thrax

ovorpeppa,

rb,

Lex.

rpvyia.

fundibulum,

6, 25.

aqbevbovi?oa,
2.

Ignat.

Martyr.

2, 40.

Diod.

ovorrjfi?riov,

Dion.

o?vov

423.

throwing stones. Mauric

acper?piapa,

Caste.

ovoroXij,

tov

ov,

acjaevbo?okov,

acjaevb?vrj,

1, 6.

Homil.

MenAND.

15.

aros,

ovorrjpa,

avrovs.

vp?s

Leo.
BASIL.

ovveorores.

272 A.

Ill,

fundibalum,

applied

466,

the

acja?s

acjaeKkrj, fj Kemvpivrj

Cer.
of

of

A.

folding,

(ovor?XXo)

Letter

?irioroXij,

in Bekker.

bedsteads.

ovot?Jko

417

Thrax

ij, ov,

ovoreXr?s,

Ill,

as a vowel

Basil.

to shorten,

ovor?XXo,

se.

ij ovorariKij,

Substantively,

ccjypay?s

in the

sense

of ?anrtapa

or

xpivpa.

I,

0)
a<f>Vp0K07T

Apost.

Const.
Act.

et Thecl.

Paul,

Hier.

The

16.

3,

25.

7, 22.

Apocr.

7.

Cyrill.

Const.

I,

containing the form for the consecration of

monks. At present it is merged in the Eukholo
book

1, 2.

Catech.

2.

2.

39,

2,

530
?'X0^

the cross.

of

sign

Apost.

Const.

3,17.

Ill,
3. Stamp with thefigure of the cross, used for
stamping the npoacfaop?5. Also, the impression upon
777 E
the npoacfaop?. Chrys. XII,
(spurious).

Eukhol.
rjaa,

ov,

o-xtfiov,

as a smith.
see

acfavpoarfjp,

to,

scheda,

Cod. Afr.

Can. 100.

to be negligent,

to neglect.

1108 A.

Epiph.

schedula.

Lyd.

aros,

fj, ?v,

applied

in Bekker.

Thrax
aros,

axfjpa,

Can.

Const.

mon.

Tryph.
Hier.

Cyrill.

Also

3.

simply

T? axvpa

rb

lep?v

T?

ayiov

vxfjpa?

EuAGR.

the

Sci

the

Apocr.

posture.

Nicod.

Esai.
4.
rovj

3,
In

ov, to,

imperial

I,

Euangel.

Diog.

r? yvvaiKe?ov

a?bo?ov.

scr.

Sept.

Epict.

grammar,

634, 15.
axnporiap?s,

divided

figure,

DlON.

Kai napaavv?erov.

THRAX

d?rXovv,

o, formation,

in BEKKER.

in grammar*

ov,

to,

(axfjpo,

keyoa)

33.

LAOD.

allotment,

out

is measured

Deut.

Sept.

portion.

Jos.

Sept.

by oxolvoi.

Adm.

Porph.

ear-ring.

o? oxoX?pioi,

plural

?irl rov

oi

19.

232,
scholar

iraXariov

es,
qbvXaKrjs

1256 C.
Agath.

the head of a school.

scholaris,

2xoXao-TiK?s

1, 11, 39.

prjropiK?s, Teacher

Ill,

421 C.

In

of eloquence.

I, 863 B. Macar.

advocate.

Basil.

scholar.

schoolman,

Plut.

Scholasticus,

Afr.

Sept. Ex. 5, 17.

10.

Sard.

Nil.

151 C.
Athan.

Epist.

1, 6.

97.

oxoXij, rjs, ij, holiday. Apocr. Anaph. Pilat. A, 1.

2. A division of oxoX?pioi. Proc.
II, 602, 12.

Apollon.

skhematologion,

PALLAD.

5, 2.

o?, ?,

4788

I, 784 B.
Cod.

Conj. 479, 15.

o-xrjparokbyiov,

2.

avv?e

635, 21, of nouns.

ov,

that which

oxoXaorijs, ov, ?, (oxoX?fco) idler.

17.
into

Eus.

I, 133 C.

(oxoiviCo)

palace-guard,

Laert.

crxoXaoriKos,

3. Euphemistically,

ox^o-par apios.

oxoX?pxns, ov, ?, (oxoXij, ?pxo)

A, 1, 5.
=

1, 2.

310.

T? peya axfjpa, The great habit, worn only by the

TypiC 30, p. 207.
peyakbaxnpoi. EUKHOL.
2. Attitude,

Joan.

Apost.

Const.

1, 236. Chal.
Epist.
rcrayp?voi. Nil.
11.
Proc.
Novell.
Ill, 135, 21.
117,

TENS. 1221 C.
T? piKpov axfjpa, The lesser habit of monks,
distinctive part of which is the pavbvas. Eukhol.

NT.

oxto-parims.

Athan.

ov, ?, (oxoXij)

oxoX?pios,
=

=z

2)

o, measurement

ov,

oxoXap?Kiov,

175.

church.

5.

17,

Lei

to,
Hence,

oxoiviop?s,

habit.

r? axfjpa.

catholic

Jos. 17, 14.

32, 9.

Procat.

Sab.

Vit.

variance.

division,

split,

in its technical sense.

aros,

oxo?viopa,

LuciAN.

the monastic

habit,

holy

25.

1.

the

from

i), ?v, schismatic,

by oxolvoi.

Just.

35.

o"xfjp<*, The

T? ayiov
Nie

642,

Lapith.

lov. Dion.

2.

dress.

to, habit,
seu

Conviv.

as nanal!

33.

3.

5, 20 (titul.).

Eus.

indignation,

expressing

(axcrki??oa)

to such interjections

rb,

secede

ov, o, (oxio~fia

oxio-parims,

cx^Xtao-riK?s,

18,

bread.

Vit. Chrys. 60 A.

1,

19.

to

Philadelph.

oxwfiar?pios,

Baruch.

Sept.

of

2, 44, 1, et alibi. Clem. Rom. Epist.

5, 20. Basil.
Ill, 268 D.

I,

205, 8.

as

slice,

(oxiCa)

10, 19.
2. Schism,

the hammer,

2.

acjaaipoarfjp

ov,

crx*8?piov,

with

striking

to,

3 Reg.

SEPT.

ox^a-

intransitive,

Ignat.

4, 22.

Gen.

Sept.

457,

251 A.

a hammer.

with

smite

=
rj,

ams,

oxibag,

ox?o-pa,

ov, (acfavpa, mnroa)

acjavpoKonos,

erxe?ta?oa,

to

(acfavpoKcanos)

5, 26.

Jud.

Sept.

Mal.

of garment.

17.

ox?fai

acjavpoKonioa,

a kind

rjs, rj, (oxio-r?s)

oxiaorij,

651 B.

Theod.

Eukhol.

gion.

the

Theod.

Lect.

2, 27.

Malch.

237,

21.

(?

a%o\taypa<p

axokiaypacjaioa,

fjaoa,

(axoktov,

yp?cjaoa)

531 aooTrjpia

E?S.

axoki?Coa.

6, 25, p. 291, 38.

?aca,

axoki?Coa,
an

Porph.

ov,

rb,

comment.

on

to comment

scholia,
42

Them.

16, 7, 3.

Attic.

Cicer.

Vit.

Apocr.

Thorn.

perish

ev?ioas

eis mpams

8, 2 Kal

A,

Euangel.

rbv X?yov,

mr?navae
avrov

to

a&?opat,

otx^aoai

&s rb natblov

o? vnb rrjv Kar?pav

ia&?rjaav

nea?vres.
for aoampiov.

aoamptv

Mal.

364,

a?ms.

PORPH.

14,

zz

rb,

8? rfjs mva?eoas,

'Ano

jSacriXiKov ?eartaplov,
2. A

incorrectly

Cer.

3 Mera

339,

310.

IV,

4.

oxJkos.

THEOPH.

a?ms.

ov,

to,

Basilic

58,

GRAM.

Leo

108,

10.

11,

6.

339,
=

solarium,

PORPH.

aolia.

a OV ov, b, =
ov,

aoakrjv?piov,

rb,

fjkiams,

Jur.

Gloss.

fjkiamv.

2a>Xapiov,

PaCH.

CUROP.

aokia.
a

15.

Cer.

of

kind

hollow

91,

I,

?0x17

hollowed

(o-ooX^v) grooved,

body,

corporate

body,

society.

6,

out.

Lyd.

Eus.

10.

5, p. 482, 33.
2. The body of Christ, applied to the sacramental
bread. Const. Apost.
2, 33, 1, et alibi. Petr.
18.
Eus. 6, 43, p. 315.
Can. 8. Nie
Alex.
I,
aoapare?ov,

ov,

to,

(a&pa)

collegium,

corporate

rov

28, 8, 9.

Polyb.

JOSEPH.

pare

43,

p.

DlOD.

ooparoqbvXa^.

16,

qbvXai;) body-guard, ? to
Sept.

1 Esdr.

I, 688 A,

et alibi.

?aoiXeos.

Plut.
2, 4

Apion.

oopiJK, Hebrew

several

body,

or

p*1t??
Esai.

Sept.

rov

Trjv

(Com
avrov

o?paros

4.

3,

qbv

the

of the

5, 2.

rb, deliverer,

of

a variety

p^Ht^,

preserver,

to

applied

Inscr.

emperors.

early

title

334,

to Ha

drian.

as,

oorrjpia,

Leo.

169, 13.
to,

14,

11, 3, 1.

In ecclesiastical Greek, ? oorijp is equivalent

Eus. 1, 1.
'tytro?s (VW*1), Saviour.

173.

6, et alibi.

arrow.

oapmqb?yos.

DlOD.

ooparoqbvXa^.

Ant.

rj, the being

qbvX?ooov

cor

ij, solus,

11.

153,

I, A,

on,

e?v pr) mpqb??oi

Tepco r?s

thol.
r?v

r?,

IV,
?bp?v.

oorrjpia.

Kara
r?

o?yva

rrjs

the king's

C.

Nicod.
to?

oorrjpias
to?

eioi?vros

1757 A.
Euan
m?oapos

*Irjoov, ?iro

KcqbaX?s vp?v.)

ov,

oorijpia,

Apocr.

(Compare

1, 6 *Qpooa

gel.

1541

Chal.

to

?aoiXeos,

the king's safety, For

a sort of obtestation.

Theoph.

rov

Tr)v oorrjpiav

safety.

or r?v ?aoiXeov, By
safety,

o-coX^v??t?s, fj, ?v,

aros,

o?pa

crcoT^p, rjpos,
to

26. I

a&pa,

as,

oopos,

oopepaor?a, as, ij, (o?pa ?paorrjs) love of body. ASTER.

360 A.

iij?rov.

aoakia =

ooparoqbvXaK?a,

grape.

ov, b=

o-c?Xapiov,

Joseph.

10, 5, p. 482, 27.

XaKrjv ?yKexeipioji?vovs.)

20.

acams,

aoakias,

=
(aoaKiCoa)

rb,

avrov

aoampia.
Coteler.

THEOPH.

Ibid.

tov

?nb

fjv kap?avei

measure.

long

460,
a cam p?a.

of

bcjaelkei mpe?v

aoKevca.

ov,

a&Kiarpov,

tov

of

kind

taa, =

18.

loads

cjaoproap?roav, With

aoamploav

acalca,

be

676, 39.

Ignat.

oopardov.

?rjKrj) coffin,

ooparoqbvXa?, ams, ?, (o?pa,

ov,

463,

to

4.

2, 62,

c.

4224,

ooparoqbvXaK?o,

Apost.

Eus.

rjs, rj, (o?fia,

4290.

?vbpairo

94, p. 154, 59.

written

aoamprjv.
aoampiov,

Inscr.

slave-dealer,

society,

body,

11.

Smyrn.

1030.

Eq.

(interpol.) 11.

Smyrn.

Ignat.

epiropos)

Const.

Corporate

ooparo?rjKrj,

a&Cca, passive

(o?pa,
Arist.

ov, rb, slave.

2.

passage,

Luc?an.

ov, o,
Schol.

biorijs.

23.

Auct.

2, 5, 27.

oop?nov,
on

note

scholium,

(o-x?kfj)

society,

Basilic.
oojiar?piropos,

O? t?v "Op^pov axokt?

commentators,

aavres, Homer's
ax?kiov,

to write

(axoktov)

author.

2.

oop?nov

poration,

(oorijpios)

21

latrina,

(Agathias).

"Ebpai

y?p

public

Suid.

X?yovrai

ai

privy.

An

'AoV ?bp?v, ?irb

o?XXai,

oeXX?pia,

532

Ta?eXkapios

TCLfieiov

T.

ov, b, tabellarius.

ra?eXXapios,

Vit.

Pallad.

rayy?Co, ?oo, (rayy?s) to be or become rancid.

9, 22, 3.

Chrys.

11 E.
ra?ekkloav, oavos, b, tabellio.

PROC

17.

154,

III,

Suid.
tavern,

fj, taberna,

ra?ipva,
Act.

28,

a?auov.

a?at;,

for

ra?Xiv
ra?klov,

ov, rb,

at dice or draughts.

ra?klaat,

CHRON.

Et.

xkev?aai.

sewed

stripe

ravklov,

the

upon

ravklv.

ravktv,

ra?kiv,

13, et alibi.

413,

ravklov

written

(See also cfai?ktov,

in both

Lex.

619,

Porph.

Cer. 7, 3,

ov, rb,

ov,

jSe?ov. Mal.

ov,

GLOSS.
kv

gaming-house,

2,

(ra?ka

keeper

Traposos)

of

Gloss.

gaming-house.

ra?koara

(ra?konapoxos)

b,

to,

order,

r??is,

in

the

early

church.

SuiD.

. . . . r?

ApvcjaaKros
AriST.

SCHOL.

mkovpeva.

Vesp.

349.

vvv
386

corder.

Nil.

ov,

6, tabularius,

Inscr.

4037.

Epist.

ov, rb,

Cer. 311, 17.

to

applied

the
Apost.

Const.

1, 41.

or

8, 46,

9.

Nie.

I,

3. 24.

Laod.

643.

different

Leo.

raypar?pxrjs,

ou,

Theoph.

392.

raypanms,

?,

rj, ?v,
306,

ros, bevrepos,

legionarius,

(r?ypa)

of

2.

r?ypa

Leo

Xeytcov?pios.

14.
as

r?, ?v, ordinal,

toktik?s,

commander

(?pxo)

and

to the numerals

applied

so on.

Dion.

Trpco

in Bekker.

Thrax

636, 14.

V. 1. ravXcoTc?v.
ra?ovkaptos,

mess

2. 41.

Gram.

r?.

ravXora,

a horse's

which

3. Devotedness, devotion. Leimon. 41 (61).

4. Vow. Mal.
36, 7. 45, 19. 46, 1. 288, 3.

17.

345,

ra?konapoxos,

or

rb,

490,

Cer. 462, 17. Nicet.

Porph.

Rom. Epist.
Sard. 10.

5.

into

bag

(ray?Co)

aros,

ders

4,

of

Theoph.

transitive.

2. A body of soldiers so called, ?avbov 2.

ra?ktarfjs, ov, b, (ra?klfa) gamester.

ra?konapbxiov,

figures

1.

Cer. 232,

523, 15 Tay^v?
cloth having heath-cocks embroidered

of corn is put.

places.

sort of case for clothes.

3. A

324.

Sched.

rayrjv?piov.
with

it.

r?yjia,

V. 1. ra?kfjv.

ray?piov,

on

'ATTaySs

the

?rrayrjv,

....

ornamented

(?rrayrjv)

Porph.

Clem.

2. The game of dice.

15.

a,

r?yiorpov,

cf)v?kiv.)

rajSXc?ra

S?lD.

ov,

irpbs rb ??jv ?vay

heath-cock,

attagen,

francolin.

r?v

ij ovva^is

ray?Co, loa, (rayrj) tofeed,

18. Phoc.
202.

M.

1.

614,

tabula)

garment,

33, 16.

Mal.

rb,

piov ?rjXov,A

(ra?ka,
a

of

ov,

rayrjv?piQs,

be rb ravX?feiv.

ra?klov.

border

235,

. . . .

Tayr]

heath-cocks.

na??ai,

nerreveiv

25

5, 18, p.

3.

ra?klov

Kv?eiiaai,

666,

rayrjv?piov,
French

Eus.

Ta?kiCoa, taa, (ra?ka 3), to play

Hes.

Ka?cov.

Suid.

(quoted).
see

et

Andr.

uncertain).

2. Bice-board,

ra?kfjv,

Porph.

Hes.

Cer. 338, 16

Act.

Apocr.

103, 13.

meaning

(precise

label.

tablet,

3. Mal.

Matthiae

36

NT.

navbox^?ov.

Tayy?s, ij, ?v, (rayyrj) rancid. GeOPON. 9, 22, 3.

Tay77',rjs, ij,food, feed, as for a horse. Chron. 474, 6.
Leo. 20, 82. Porph.
Cer. 476, 19. Phoc.
194,
16.

q, tabula,

r?jSXa,

mnrjke?ov,

15.

Geopon.

(rayfj)

register,
Eus.

2, 214.
a kind

Martyr.

Ephes.
of

dry

re

2.

p. 423,

tises.

registrary,
Palaest.

1172 C. E.
measure.

Porph.

Theoph.

rapeiams,

rj, ?v,

*qbioms, qbioKaXios.
rapclov

TaKnm

Ceremonial.

rapieiov.

Cont.

142,

Novell.
Deut.

trea

Ceremonial

17.

fiscalis,

(rajieiov)

Sept.

?i?Xia,

30,
28,8.

to

pertaining

the

1, ? a', et alibi.
(See

also

qbioms.)

533

Ta/jueiocpayos

a, b, the Roman
ov,

Tavrakiap?s,
Alex.
=

ra?ai&rat

evaa,

Adm.

212.

8, 4.
rajaros,

o,

237. 271.

on a

B.

920

II,

plural

Cer.

Cer.

ra?ibevoa
=

5, et alibi.

or attendants

Nil.

2,

Epist.

1005 A.

Chal.

the

2. Form,
Ta?is

1.

r?ypa

rjros,

mode.

inl x?P?Tov?a

Eukhol.
The

8iaKovov,

p.

form

of

Cer.

4,

*H ?aaiketos

AtTAL.

203,

raneiv?rrjri

nepl

[At

archbishops,

present
and

perpi?T^s.] j
VOL. VII.

NEW

as

places

SERIES.
68

as a

16,

ap

man-disturbing,
Pallad.

Vit.

ring-leader.

Pallad.

Vit.

one

o,

(r?prapos,

386.

of

48.

the

of

compartments

(See

also

ex?)

inmate

to VOW,
promise.
to

avr?

12

572,

or TauXiv

T??ai
for

KoXaois.)
Tartarus.

of

b?pa

r?,

(ra?Xa)

THEOPH.

614,

1,

be

346,
oov.

as

a va

1.

260,
22.

178,
=

*Hv

rrjs oorrjpias

irepl

81

288,
5

80,

Chron.

ra?Xiov.

Lyd.

HlPPOL.
Mal.

ir?pire iv.

Tco ?e?

Theoph.

reading.

?rov,

?K?vbvvov.

....

? Tp?os

ravX?para,

Eq.

MeNAND.

Ta?XcoTa.

SCHOL.

ARIST.

672.
see

ra?Xora.

as, rj, (ravp?a)

ravpa?a,

12, 16.

Leo.

a kind

of

leather

7, 31. 68.

trumpet.

Mau

(Compare Proc.

II,

242, 15.)

18.
a

humbleness,

rovrwv.

?vijp)

tar us,

Euthym.
ov,

ra??pevos

ric.

title

of

as

sumed humility used by bishops, when they speak of

Epiph. I, 1033 C 'Avrjvix?rjb? rfj fjp&v
themselves.

metropolitans,

tar

(r?ooo),

ravXor?,

fj, humility,

Nl?.

339.

rious

ceremonial.

ra?ec?rai.

E.

494,

of women.

(?pxo)

Tapyinos.

Vit.

raprapovxos,

ravkiv

Greg.

12. Neocaes.

Anc

prescribed

Porph.

court

The

hell.

20.

deacons.

Ceremonial.

both

Theoph.

r?irrjs.

class

TauX?ov for ra?Xiov.

ritual,
ytvopivrj

ordaining

ra7reivOT7j?,

21.

242,

4, et alibi.

244,
=

church,

12.

235,

Adm.

24.

Laod.

r??is,

Adm.

PORPH.

early

664

II,
in

B,

(rap?ooo,

o,

ov, o,

i r?ooopai

Porph.

6,1,84.

of

ij,

Taoo?pcvos

Can. 8, p. 40 D.

Thaum.
1. 5.

Basilic

Porph.

ra?e?8iov.

ecos, fj, in

p.

certain

ov,

o,

Tapy?rrjs,
r?prapos,

177, 20.

ra?ei8evo>.

453

Chrys. 16 B.

Hippol.

142, 10.

TOTreiv?T77s. NlC.

Can.

as,
a

to

rapai-?pxrjs,
I

5, 6.

Adm.

II, 336 E.

Chrys. 14 E.

excursion,

445,

officers
ra^t&rai.

2.

SEPT.

reading.

plied

14.

or

expedition

taxeotae,

rag?roi

base. Plut.

ov, to, dimin.

rapaf-?vbpia,

expedition

445,

7, 14, p. 360.

Socr.

<f)prjv) humble-minded.

(raireivos,

33.

Epist.

r?iriov,

o? ra??roi.

military

142,3.

ra^ai&rai,

2. Garrison,

ra?t&rai

NiC

the

Porph.

Adm.

&v, oi, (r??is)

Novell.

ov,

29,

Const.

(See also ra?e&rai 2.)

military

(r?i-is)

of mind,

Clem. Rom.

1, 44.

various
in

to go

ra^ibevoa.

magistrates,

3.

Leo.

20, 19, et alibi.

title of assumed humility.

fort,

(rai-elbiov)

Porph.

ra?e?>rai,

82,

567, 5.

soldier.

200, 20.

ov, rb,

rai-lbtov.

humility.

NT. Act.

lowliness

rj, (rairciv?qbpov)

=
TOTre?vcoo-ts, ecos, rj,

10.

104.

of

evaa,

rai-elbiov,

rjs,

Prov.

PORPH.

Novell.

566, 20.

regular

(to^is)

excursion,

161

taxation.

Adm.

Adm.

rat-etbevoa,

ra?t'8iov

garrison,

Theoph.

Garrison

Porph.

raireivoqbpoovvrj,

raireiv?(?)povt

501, 3, et alibi.

Theoph.
2.

8.

268,

as a fort.

Sept.

2.

130,

Epist.

Cer.

to be humble-minded.

(rairciv?qbpov),

2. Low-minded,

Porph.
ov,

ra?is,

to

(rajaros)

2. Garrison.

On

PORPH.

cavos, fj, taxatio,

ra^a?oav,

or

1. rakaviap&v.

ra^e&rai.

ra^arevoa,

PETR.

tantalization.

(T?vrakos)

11, v.

Can.

8.

6,12,

fiar?a

raireivoqbpov?o
Ps.

Polyb.

quaestor.

b,

sim

the treasury,

of

I, 375 A.

Athan.

ply peculator.
raplas,

devourer

ov, b, (cjaaye?v)

Tapetocfa?yos,

ravpo

it

bishops.

is

used
See

by
also

ravp?Xaq^os,
Theoph.
Taupia,

as,

ov,
170,

o,

(ravpos,

eXaqbos)

species

of

animal.

21.

ij, cowhide,

for

whipping,

ravp?a.

ATHAN.

I,

380 B.
ravpopaxla, as,
4039, 46.

17, (ravpos, p?xopai)

bud-fight.

INSCR.

534
rekerpov

TavTo?ovXrjTO?

ov,

ravro?ovXrjros,
Damasc.

I,

ov,

TaUT?yvcooTos,

masc.

avr?s,

(?

?ovXopai)

same

the

of

1, 13, 6. Hippol.
214 A.

will.

614 A.
the same

(ytvcocrKco) of

It was

Da

knowledge.

I, 614 A.

'O aytos r?qbos.

COMN. 14, p. 428 (Paris)

as

r?xa, forsooth,

. Cedr.

than

re, stronger

rj, ?v,

raxiv?s,

if forsooth,

II, 74. 76, et alibi.

Taxa

ironical

Ptoch.

1, 292.

Id.

particle.

APOST.

CONST.

2,

6, 36.

raxvyp?qbos, ov, ?, (yp?qbo)fast writer. Eus.

Epiph.
II, 161 B.
(Compare Novell.

ov, ?,

raxvbp?pos,

2.

Thadd.
Taxuv?s

ov,

Act.

APOCR.

courier.

1, 13, p. 37, 28.

Inscr.

(irX?o)

CONST.

56,

(ra?v,

as

to

aTe?xioros.

20.

13,

builder

o?, ?, (Teix?fu))

Teixior^s,

mason.

of walls,

Sept.

12, 12.

4 Reg.

ou,

Tetxic?T77s,

?,

Cer.

Porph.

precise

(re?xos)
14.

460,

uncertain.

meaning

Theoph.

Cont.

as

2.

In

the

Ignat.

9.

Eus.

passive,

rcKvo?opos,

?,

equivalent

175,

of

V.

Pet.

Trail,

ov, (r?Kvov, ?i?pooKo)

rcKv?opai

to

(tckvoo),

Const.

Nie.

become

with

14,15,

the

C.

Basil.

Ill,

Christian
ol

baptism.

rfjv acfapay?ba ka

62.

4,

to die.

et Paul.

Sept.

88.

3.

(interpol.)

to

adv.

of

in full

reXeios,

communicants.

Sap.

Act. Barn.

Eus.

7,

own

his

devouring

chil

5, 23.
to

godfather

one,

with

standing,
8 T&

Anc

15, p.

reference

rekeloas

i?bopoa

bex?fj

let them be received in full

in

ecos, fj, end,

b?xopai.

the accusative of the god

sense

the

Consummat. Thorn,

of death.

15, p. 131,
I, 391 C.

(titul.).
in the various readings. Epiph.

NT. Hebr.

TeXeiwT^s,ov, b, (rekeiboa)perfecter, finisher.

360 B.
12, 2. Method.
aros,

rb,

(rekioa)

spons.

of

the

term.

marvellous

work,

wonderful

thing, ?norikeapa, but not a miracle

sense

Apocr.

Act. Andr.

Just.

(?avpa) in the
Quaest.

et Re

24.

ad Orthod.

Mal.

2. Talisman.

Clem. Rom. Homil.

dren.

r?Kvov ?beXqbov,
nephew.

34.

Arsen.

Apophth.

5, et

4.

title.

reXei?opai,

Act.

Apocr.

theological
to

2 Me^pis

2, 39,

reketoa?&aiv.

?ovres

rikeapa,
17.

398, 15.
TCKv?beXqbos, ov,

perfection,

Anc

standing.

feather.

peacock's

opposed

city;

consummation,

said

perfect,

APOST.

reXeiWis,

es, walled,
Num.

Sept.

irrcp?v)

553.

Cer.

rcixhprjs,

Arabic

and Persian

English

talisman,

233,

14, et alibi.
[The
tils am, whence the

Dt^/D>
is apparently

a corruption of

rikeapa.^
rekearrjs,

ov,

Mal.

b, magician.

86,

12.

et

233,14,

alibi.

child.
TCKVoiroi?opai

(rcKVOiroi?o),

eO b? avrbs

prjb?va

b?xa

?aoiXevs

o?Kpas

?rjXv, ?XX' ?irb ?eias

by

to

&aoa,

rekeloas,

NlC.

fast-sailing.

to,

ov,

Porph.

is,

11, 36.

fj, perfection,

Toaaav,In the eighth year

raov?irrcpov,

Chris

communicants.

341,38.

b (Addend.).

1923,

16.

r?Xeios,

rjros,

4, 13.

bp?pos)

(raxus,

raxiv?s.

raxvirXoipos,

14

rekeiboa,

1,

42,

ypaqb?vrov.)

Eus.

catholic

110 A.

CONST.

? ?'

3, 29.

in the church.

standing

TeXei?rqs,

21,4.

Tcov eis raxos

that

to rikeiov,

Substantively,

to

reference

standing,

IV, 200 D.

Theod.

alibi.

1, 156.

raxw?s.

regular

regular

brj?cv, an

r?xa.

swift,

(r?xos)

198, 24.

Adm.

with

also

Clem. Rom. Homil.

4507.

Inscr.

raqbe?v,?vos, ?, (r?qbos) burying-ground.

Porph.
r?qbos, ?, theHoly Sepulchre.

used

in

tians

108, 8.

a, ov,

Ttv?

adopt

a child.

Mal.

401,

?^??ero

?eiov

rvrrov oorc

TeKvoTroie?croVi,

jiijre

?ppev

erepov

jirjre

perfect,

Christians.

an

Iren.

epithet

arrogated

1, 6, 3 and 4.

as,

reXerapxta,
teries

of

rarch.

1, 3.

reXeT?pxts,

o?Kpas.

consummate,

the Gnostic

to

fj, fem.

Dion.

Areop.

of reker?pxrjs.

1, 3 TeXeT?p^is
~=-

initiation

(reker?pxrjs)

godliness.

Hierarch.
rekerpov

fj,

reperpov.

LeO.

DlON.
lepo?eala.

19,

5.

into
Coelest.

AREOP.

the mys
Hie

Coelest.

535

reXevTa?o?

a,

Tekevra?os,

ov,

last, final.

Leimon.

the end of life.

to

rekioa,

ing

e?vai

318,

victory.

rb

iar&s

T?

rfjv noktv,

In

a name

the

The

??apiaalov,

Pharisee,

pr) n?axew

aetopivrjv

in Bekker.

Thrax

reXc?vr?s, ov, b, publican.

rek&vov ml

rioo-eiS?ivos

the

to

given

and

the Publican

of

Sunday

rov

10

seq.).

also

(See

in

'AprCt?ovpios,

npoacjaoavfjaipos,

the Appendix.)
to

rprj?fjvat,

ripvoa,

were

irpfjdrjaav,
To

2.

beheaded.
a

as

prune,

Martyr.

beheaded.

be

Areth.

15

also

?noripvoa.)

Kkab?oa,

Kkabevoa.

(See
vine,

9, 9.

ov, rb,

ripnkov,

templum,

Apocr.

Martyr.

rivba =
as,

THEOPH.

to,

reparovpyrjpa,

aros,

Method.

372 C.

rivba,

terebinth.

Hal.

Sept.

Roman

festival.

HAL.

DlON.

r?ppoves.

the

with

of many

Passion-week.

Apost.

5,

Nie.

II, 611 A.

Anast.

I,

reoo-apamorr).
to any

church

Anast.

vrjare?a).

fast

428

Sina?t.

Can. p. 452 B,

Const.

Ignat.

Nie.

Anast.

(see

13.

45. 49. 50.

reference

days.

fast

Christmas

quadragesimal

preceding

C,

Caesar.

the Apostles%

rj, ?v, fortieth.

rcooapamoT?s,

the

after

ceremony

Const.

and

rpira,

to

4.

93,

8, 42.

Apost.
Sept.

compare

corresponds
Lys.

offered on thefortieth

prayers

burial.

r? rcooa

Substantively,

the

Poll.

Gen.

8,

3.

50,

classical
146.

(See

day
also
This

rpiams,

rpia

Harpocrat.

I, 396,

to

ov,

given

who

those

oi,

a name

(rcooapeomibemros)

celebrated

on

Easter

the

four

teenth day of the moon, without reference to the day

ovos,

r?ppoav,

rjros,

repnv?rrjs,

fj,

Sept. Ps.

T pnoa, repcja?fjval

15, 11.

rtvos, =

Adm.

Porph.

(repnv?s)

I, 70 F.

Plut.

terminus.

b, the Latin
rj, b, Terpemeres.

Tepnrjp?prjs,

pleasantness,

of

23.

149,

de

pleasure,

26, 4.

ipaa?fjval

rtvos.

Mal.

33,

17.

140, 15.
reaaapamv?fjpepos
Can.

the

Cont.

TptaK?s.)

12.

light.

Const.

also

TcooapeomibeKanrai,

cav, oi, termini,

reppives,

Gen.

9.

396,

I,

terminalia,

r?,

fast

*H pey?Xrj

is used

re

who

soldier

Theoph.

pay.

Philipp, (interpol.) 13. Laod.

5. Epiph. I, 1105 B. Chrys.

mbes.

cav,

reppivcikia,

his

the

69.

Apost.

433

oepavr?

long,

(rcooap?mvra)

(reo-oapamor?s)

Lent,

simply

cubits

II, 97.

pamor?, funeral
deed.

marvellous

35, 4.

14, 6.

Dion.

fast,

o,

rjs, ij,

reooapamorr],

ewara,

ov, fj, terebinthus,

repi?ivoos,

1, 2.

MAURIC

Cer. 341, 17.

(reparovpyioa)

3, 24,

fast.

5, 9.

Leo.

aKrjvfj.

Porph.

18, 54.

6, 17.

Leo.

tent,

fj, tenta,

10.

596,

Eus.

as a surname.

D,

xp?crtvoi for

Cedr.

437 B.

revra.

(in

of forty

rjp?pa)

forty

(irrjxvs)

1036

ov,

forty

81, 8.

It

1.

thol.

Sebasteia

reooapamvorjpepos.

II,

reooaparnvrapios,

Sept.

Bar

the

(reooap?mvra,

ov,

Nie.

irrjxos.

consisting
vaos.

ov,

quadragesimal,

CAESAR.

5, 6.

Esai.

rivra,

custom-house.

(rek&vrjs)

Matt.

NT.

of

117.

Can.

ov, rb,

reXcoviov,

p.

ceived

Sexa

before

Sunday

of the
g?sima, because the gospel of that day consists
parable of the Publican and Pharisee (NT. Luc. 18,

The forty

p?prvpes,
lake

9.

reooapaKovr?irrjxos,

'H mpiaKr)

Ritual,

cast

reooapamvraijpepos,

9.

into

Cappadocia), where they froze to death (A. D. 320).

Soz. 9, 2. Ho
Basil.
Ill, 466 E.
II, 149 B.

days,

632,

were

who

ROL. Mart.

to letters at the end of

as applied

Dion.

words.

secur

rov

earthquakes.

against

preservative

rekims, fj, ?v,final,

109,

talisman

xQXKovpy?7pa

eveKev rov

rerekeapivov
a

els vUrjv, a

O? reaoap?mvra

forty.

martyrs,
Mal.

operations.

rerekeapivov
17

rcooap?mvra,

36 (42).

talismanic

perform

O ekeyov

r? rekevra?a,

Substantively,

arca p

Tear

Apost.

69.

reaaapamvrafjpepos.

BALSAM,

ad

7.

Const.

ov, 6, tesserarius.

reooep?pios,
reorapevrapios,

Laod.

the week.

I,

7.

Epiph.

I,

419 seq. Socr. 1, 8, p. 18, 35. Id. 5, 22, p. 293,

40. Theod.
IV, 228 B.
(Compare Sept. Ex.
274.
6.
261.
Hippol.
See
also Terpabirai.)
12,

13,
reor?rop,

ov,

o,

Lyd.

158,

testamentarius.

9.
Antec.

3.
?, testator.

Antec.

1, 14,1,

p.

103.

1,

rearov
536

ov, rb,

r?oTov,

tes

testa,

a vessel.

tu m,

simply

'H ficy?Xrj Ter?prrj, The

HoROL.

rerp?s.

rerp?brj,

Wednesday,

Nicod. Euangel.

Eukhol.

day of the week,

Ter?prrj, rjs, i), (r?rapros) thefourth

of Passion-week.

Wednesday

tar

o?, rb, tar

rcTaprrjp?v,

Cedr.

on,

coin.

of Byzantine

(See also raprep?v, in the Ap

11.

II, 369,

a kind

BASIL.

rcrp?us.

?morrjv

ov, to,

CHRYS.

Koivcovo?pev.

e?bopaba

Terpa?rjXov,

186

Ill,

I,

? THEOPH.

time.

Theoph.

ij, (r?ooapcs,

the

y?pos)

Cont.

rcTpayyovpiv

PORPH.

Adm.

138,

as a

21,

ov,

rb,

elements.

of four

SuiD.

?yyovpiov.

Ta

2?kuo,

re

Tp?ymvpa.

rcTpayp?ppxiTos, ov, (yp?pfia) consisting

Theod.
I, 86 A.
a, ov, (rerp?yovos)

Tcrpayovialos,

=
ij,
ov,

rb,

as a person.

quaternion,

1064

rerp?s 2. Ephes.

1. Nie.

808

II,

t?

E.

Porph.

Sab.

17.
of

towel.

95.

Nie.

Const.

Quin.
ad Concil. Const. I, 7.

rerpacvayy?Xiov,
Gospels
rerparjpepos,

in one

volume.

ov, (r?ooapcs,

as a

faces,

1251, 65.
in any of the

Leo

or

to

Gram.

four
18.

55,

Iren.

quadruple.

as,

==

Chron.

622

'Ek

(r?ooapcs,
Triod.
rjji?pa)

cvayy?Xiov)

the four

Tj} ?yia ml

jicy?X. B\

of four

days.

APOCR.

fj, apparently

4,

NlCET.

2.

13.

for
5,

Clem. Alex.

ov, to, meaning

II.

15.

Can.

Epiph.

rerp?biov.

pamphlet,

Alex.

fj rerp?s.

1, et alibi.

14,

De Octo Spirit. Malit.

43 B.
Epist. 33 B.

Nil.

Narr?t.

Joseph.

Apost.

(interpol.)
Alex.

Petr.

simply Wed

periphrastically

Const.

Four-leaved

Cyrill.

of soldiers.

quaternion

ApOCR.

rerp?bos,

69.

Philipp,

1108 B.

28.

day of the week,

rer?prrj.

rfjs

'Up?pa
Apost.

13.

218,
a

of

which

13.

6.

rerp?brj,

Ignat.

to nerpapla,

15, 27.

Leo.

b, commander

rerp?s, ?bos, fj, thefourth

1

28.

372,

equivalent

589, 6.

rerpapia.

ov,

rerp?xrjs,

not

meaning

3, 8.

Mal.

NlCET.

rerpapta.

Theoph.

nkare?a)

9.

rerp?novs.

uncertain.

I,

14, p. 469.

Theoph.

Cont.

140, 20.
TCTp?aaapov,

rb,

stone.

large

quarters

four

(r?aaapes,

475,

rerp?aepov,
uncertain.

fj,

ov,=

877,

Tpa?vTOV.
ov,

Cass.

(rerpank?aios)

rerp?nobos,

CONST.

Balsam,

rb, meaning

four

6, 4.

8,

having

Chron.

Can.

69.

Id. ad Can. Apost.

ov,

kind

TcooapeoKaibcKarlrat.

372 C.

Can. 33, p. 449 C.

rerp?evTov,

I, 309,
a

TeTp??iTrXov,

four

having

Dion.

the world.

clear.

nesday,

3.

Thadd.

ov, oi, (rerp?s)

I, 7. Vit.

Cedr.

rerpairXovs.

Substantively,

as

as,

Terpa7rXare?a,

2,

=
TeTp?StTrXos, ov,

as

square,

nibov)

(n?pas)

?aoa,

rerpankaat?Coa,

Leo.

Cer. 256, 13.

TeTpa??Tui,

ov,

with

7.

Polyb.

points,

rerpapela
the

12, 4.

pamphlet,
Marcus

Apophth.

Apocr.

(r?aaapes,

rerpan?paros,

rerpap?a,

430.

Cont.

quaternio,

(rerp?s)

2. Four-leaved

Act.

ov,

dimensions.

rerpapala

square-built,

Theoph.

NT. Act.

201,

(rerp?nebov)
138.

rb, monument

ov,

ov,

carats.

of four

II, 38, 14.

Cedr.

rerpaKi?vtov,

with

653,

i^amv?rjka.)

Kep?riov)

Sept. Jer. 52, 4.

see.

TeTp?s.

number four.

seq.

letters.

of four

2, 2, 4.

Geopon.

(See
(r?aaapes,

Adm.

Theoph.

also

Mal.

rerpan?bims,

A?fapos.

uncertain.

1, 14, 5.

6, 4.

Homil.

rcTp?ymvpov,

Tcrp?biov,

for

cardinal

Rom.

C Terpafjpepos

757, 6.

rerpaKi?vtv

three

TeTpayevrJs,?s, (y?vopai) consisting

rerp?brj,77s,

Theoph.

Orat. 5 (titul.).

Amphil.

rerp?nebos, ov, (novs) offour feet, four feet

fourth

13.

709,

?yyovpiov.

marrying

name.

Clem.

ov,

stone.
as,

proper

readings.

rerpaK?paros,

rerp?nebos,

770, 15.
rcTpayapia,

332

various

Porph.

611 A.

?rjXov) meaning

(r?ooapcs,

m?'

Teraprov

I, A, 8.

meaning

columns.

pendix.)
r?rapTov

Epiph.

Vit.

rerpamv?rjkos,

70.

Curop.

Terpacm^p^

ov,

rb,

ov,

(?ticos)

(?aa?ptov)

sestertius.

EPICT.

4, 5,

17.
rerp?crnxos,
17

"Ycfaaapa mr?ki?ov

in four
rerpaanxov.

rows.

Sept.

Ex.

28,

a, ov, (x??s)

rerpaxoialos,
Inscr.

537 T^VKano-rrjpcou

Tpa%ot,acos

or holding

containing

(obij)

a mv?v

THEOPH.

CONT.

ov, rb,

rerp?obov.

ov, to, =

rerp?obov,

cos,

rcrpijprjs,

consisting

ij,

Adm.

THEOPH.

rexv?rrjs,

?, great

art.

in any

adept

232, 8.
rexvoXoyia,

as,

II, 514 A.

Jur.

t? vn?brjpa.

Tf?yya,

Persia,

were

made

were

allowed

also

those

of

red

leather.

subjects

14.

Cedr.
of

etymology

to wear

red

None

we

r?imvpiov

king

of

Porph.

their

Proc.

boots.

observe

the

of

as

its

portion is the leg or tube, that is, the part

the
shank, it is natural to connect it with
protecting
distinctive

the

Swedish

skank,

Schenkel,
2K

ir?oms,

Anglo-Saxon

shank.

English

into

TZ,

s cane,

7reT?Yv, rCijpos,

compare

fringe,

rCayy?prjs,

rCayy?pws.

ou, to,

rfayy?piov,

boot-maker's

(rCayy?s)

and

144.
THEOPH.

shop.

?,

?, ?,

=r

PORPH.

ov, rb,

614,

5.

aav
i

260, 4, et alibi.
rC?yms
T^?crat,

CUROP.
for

incorrectly

82,

rCa?oio,

12.

19.

caesio.

Them.

32, 10.
Tfa?crap,

v.

1. Tfeorap,

Caesar,

Kaloap.

CEDR.

II,

466.

?, Arabic
T?"avT?aXos,

mean, ragged and dirty. \

yfl?f,
18, 52, an epithet given to Jacobus the

Callist.

Substantively,
Ptoch.

t? T?avr?aXov,
p. 49.

ragged

and

dirty

gar

6,

125.

et

11,

Porph.

Cer.
if

(as

alibi.

Cer.

22,

660.

from

r(ovmvl(oa)

II,

Porph.

480,

THEOPH.

Cer.

goff-stick
as a v.

14,

7, as a

688,
11.

557,

1.

Theoph.

13.
to
97

as

in

hang

JFOlt^,

four

(in

was

more

the Persian

[Compare

mvais,

n^j

r?ovK^ia?ca
common

heat,

Slavic

aozhrj

to mramloa.

See also rfovft? in the Appendix.]

?O?J (J like tsh), Arabic
rfo'xa, as, fj, Persian
woollen

cloth.

various

readings.

Apocr.

Thom.
also

[See

Euangel.
r&xa,

than
sukt,

?3pb',

equivalent

syllables),

punishment.

rovreari

Tivpnokela?oaaav,

mieiv,

as a

smoke,

if r?ovK??a?oaaav

nvpnokela?oaaav.

A,

8,

3*|J,
in the
in

kepoapevor^xos,

the Appendix.]
r?vmviarfjpiv

Monophysite.

ment.

; just

y?-iov
Porph.

Adm.

JH3JO? tsha-kudzh, or J3j|,

a kind of sledge-hammer for

Cedr.

to smoke,

7Tvp,

rCayy?s.

3.

of garment.

r?vmviaTrjpiov.

.LEG. HOMER.

emperor's

THEOPH.

144,

t?ovk??),

(See also rC?yms.)

CHRON.

rC?yya.

to the

to,

name.

Cont.

rCayy?s,

10.

494,

only

31, 14.

Curop.

rC?yms,

Cer.

applied

T?ayyapios,

boot-maker.
rCayyiov,

boot-maker,

(rC?yya)

oayyapios.

rCayy?prjs,
T?ayyas,

aros,

proper
ov,

Porph.
5,

Porph.

a game.

ball,

rCovKaviarfjptov

279, 10.
rCayy?pios,

a kind

stones.

r(oVmviapa,
1, 114.

PtOCH.

incor

1, 96,

tassel.']

breaking

OKip?s, omirro^]
rj, ?, =

Theoph.

Ptoch.

Leo.

tsha-kidzh, hammer)

from

rCairiov,

Tovp

3.

524,
rb,

scomber.

Nova.

aimvpiov.

ov,

Aovrpov

2, 201.

t?okos, ov, b, (Persian

German

the change of

For

Id.

Cer.

dried

aKtp?s)

as a surname.

12,

466

Cer.

19. [If connected with the Turkish 3Jj|

(J like tsh),
this
be
garment may
flower, ?v?os,
imagined to have
been ornamented with figures of flowers.
Compare
the Hebrew V^, flower ; wing:
]"!?*?? forelock ;

Ill,

that,

here,

rCep?ovktavos,

rfepya.

(Crjp?s,

r?ir?a/aov,

to the

regard

b,

r?vpos.

of

boots

in

Implied

Porph.

TCt?ira N?/3a, fj, Civit?

rCayyiov.

the

of

14. With

II, 47,

rC?yya,

boot,
[The

as

emperor,

Byzantine

zancha,

bath.

339,

rectly

zanca,

ij, tzanga,

Gloss.

247,

ov,

Cont.

analysis,

grammatical

(rcxv?X?yos)

Plut.

parsing.
rC?yya,

ij,

Porph.

rCip?ovka.

(See also rCep?ovki, in the Appendix.)

Turkish

rtjipos,
as,

wears

who

aip?ovkov.

KtKov, fjyovv Skv?ikov

Adm.

Porph.

to, =

see.

which

1,

b, one

153.

rCip?ovkov,

POLYB.

quadriremis.

(r?rrapes)

705.

CONT.

r?epy?,
ov,

660.

Cer.

PORPH.

mattock.

(amn?vrj)

ov,

r(ep?ovkiavos,

23.

365,

rerpa?biov.

obai,

of four

5.

47,

to,

(See also r(?na, in the Appendix.)

3071.

rcrpaobiov,

ov,

r?anlov,

x?es.

four

for

r?vmviarfjpiov.

THEOPH.

CONT.

438

22.
r?vmviarfjpiov,

ov,

rb,

court

for

playing

goff-stick

and

538

T
typo?
TCovmviorijpiov,

ball,

20. Theoph.
(J being
Hence

Cont.

pronounced

the

viopa,

Polyb.

10, 4,

the

by

later

8, et alibi.

rrj?ewa.

3.

Gelas.

Apophth.

ov, ?, (rrjyaviCo)

rayrjviorrjs.

frier,

416,

ov, 6, =

rrjyavos,

rrjyavov.

44,

15,

Trjprjrrjs, ov, o, (rrjp?o)

Cer.

Porph.
=
Ti'?Jco
v.

T??rjpi, n??o.

653

THEOPH.

as

irpooKvvelv,

riprjTiK?s

....

censor,

530

105, 9 'Er?x?rj

?XX

?? ?XXrjs.
Polyb.

holy

Krjvoop.

13,

picture

to Xa

Ti'pios, a, ov, honorable,

to bishops.
1,1016 B.

raros was given

Const.
572 A.
Afr.

Can.

Alex.

Epiph.

I, 3 A.

Cod.

rpoir?piov

?vbo^or?pav

the

a name

Ritual,

given

to the

?ovyKpiros

r?v

2cpaqbip,

'l8ov,

A.

COD.

Afr.

158, 33.
the

tironatus,

at

rlpoaves

con

collectively

1319 D.
to the
rlpoaves.

the

Synes.

Epist.

a sentence.

of

beginning

NT.

37 (44).

Tirk?oa,

the battle

p?xopai)

of

the Titans.

1, 97.
b,

titulus,

title,

npoypacfarj. NT.

superscription,

19, 19.

Joan.

iniypacfarj,

Novell.

29, 4.

153, 21.
to

caaa, (rlrkos)
To

entitle,

Lyd.

7rponrX?u>.

napa,

Eust.

rovcfaa

731,15.

33, 13, et

(both with a ghain),

ty)F\
3.

11.

245,

126, 20. Mal.

or

T?ya, as, fj, Persian ^?3

turban,

Mal.

confiscate.

as a book,

roya, as, fj, toga.

alibi.

Porph.

Cer.

POLYB.

1,

80,

14.

Al?

84, 21.

nvas

Xepov?ip,

109, 12.

5, 24 Tiv?v ?v?p&noav. Leimon.

ov,

roiovros,
tcov

adjec

Siso?s 7

214

MACAR.

as, fj, (TitoV,

tiara,
in

Trjv Tipiorcpav
Kai

Alex.

Ttpic?

548 A.

25.

*H npioTcpa,
following

superlative

epyoxetpov,

ptKpbv

nenoirjK.?vai.

tiro.

indefinite,

Diod.

2.
The

Da

58 (84).

Lyd.

; opposed

1061 C
rpevriKos. NlC. II,
honored.

rl,

1 Tim.

nVXos,
6,

IV, 2358, 4.

Hal.

Dion.

irpoor?oov,
II,

his person.

Apophth.

great.

rlnore

fj, ?v, pertaining

riravopaxla,

by otto. Zos.

the Roman
TiprjTTjs, ov, ?,

3, et alibi.

rrjyavov.

?iriri?eiv.

ovk ?irb Qavorrjs

b? ovroi

Basil.

irpoon??v).

(write

Andr.

II,

265, 11 m^ ex0*

about

rlnore

Kapve

28, 26.

Basil.

79.
rls,

Act.

Apocr.

t?kto, rex?rjvai,followed
oav

ov,

rrjy?viov,

ripoavims,

to, =

Sept.

Job.

anything.

nothing

Cod. Afr.

sidered.

1, p. 658 B.

to tax.

Sept.

shaking.

38. 159. Mal.

Lyd.

ov, b,

npoavaros,

Apophth.

7.

676,

1. irpoari?ov

irapari?ei.

a low officer.

taskmaster,

for

17, 13.

Sept. Ps.

Abbas Romanus

incorrectly

Tiy?viov

o,

1319 D.

rrjXavyrjois,ecos, i), brightness.

31.

I, 507

something,

Leimon.

oavos,

rlpoav,

13, 23, bright spot.

Macar.

7rore,

210-0*7, iv?ptaas

Sept. Lev.

Ill,

tively.

19.

rrjXavyrjpa,aros, to, (rrjXavy?o) brightness.

Basil.

Theod.

to assess,

yp?cjaoa)

(nv?aaoa)

2. Something
BASILIC.

I, 3 A.

ripios.

in?voa r? nore, Having

as a surname.

20,

to,
ri

also

MASC.
Mal.

Epiph.

fjaoa, (nprj,

aros,

rlnore,

2 Mace.

rayrjviCo. Sept.

to bishops.

given

23, 35.

530 D.

rrjyav?Co,?oo, (rrjyavov) tofry,

rrjyaviorrjs,

4 Reg.

217 D.

I, 34 A.

7, 5.

Pl?T.

I, 568.

Hal.

DlON.

212 A.

see under

Tipoypacfa?oa,

rlvaypa,

ou, ij,=

oabfj).

title

A..

Tipioar?pa,

11,1069.

rrj?evvos,

94 D.

716

Greeks.

rjros, fj, honor,

Ill,
used

garment,

remvaav,

peyakvvopev.

under

olbr) iw?rrj

(see

ripi?rrjs,

It is used also to express the toga of the Romans.

Polyb.
5, 40. Dion. Hal. I,
30, 16, 3. Diod.
385.

cat

in rCovm

TC>uKav??a>, implied

ai

It is usually sung in connection with the Magnifi

rCrjpos.

rjs, ij, outer

rrj?ewa,

Tfjv ovToas ?eoroKov

[In Persian,
fNpU
tsh) means goff-stick.

472,17.
like

Byzantine

Trjv ?biacfa?bpoas ?eov X?yov

75,

f^buKavicmJpiov.]
see

rCvpos,

Adm.

PORPH.

rCvmvrjorrjpiv.

TOIOVTO?

roiavrrj,
roiavras

rotovrov,

such.

For

some

alnas,

2. In Byzantine

Greek,

such

8,

reasons.

it is often equivalent

to

539
rov?a

tolovtc?Stjs

Epiph.

this.

o?tos,
2, 2 T?
Xiov.

8e toio?tov

Vit.

each

ov, ?,
side

Theod.

Lector.

To?to

?e rb evayy?

overseer

?pxo)
Clem.

ship.

sort.

this

of

EIAO)

adv.

of

ov,

TOKcr?s,
man.

?,

Method.

ToioV?e.

on

interest

money,

Zos.

of

3.

20,

p.

14, 3.)

r?7ria,

Zos.
Ignat.

ov,

II, 18 E.

?,

yXvqbo)

sordid

Vit. Auct.

23.

(r?ms,

Luc?an.

ov, to, =

Ro

as, fj, rule,

r?,

(r?nos)

romariK?s

Const.

Topos.

usurer.

Plut.

1012

Ill,

B.

2. Leather, hide, skin.

ov, ?, libellas,

385 A.

Porph.

Cer. 466, 14.

569 C. Eus.

Alex.

Orig.

6, 36.

ropos,

I,

in the usual

ov, ?, accent,

rovos,

delay,

=
rj,

ro?ap?a,

as,

To^?piov,

ov, rb, =

acceptation

in Bekker.

Thrax

Dion.

r?t-ov,

ronims.

Cer.

1, 2.

Mauric.

5, 3, et

ij, ?v, pertaining

to?ikos,

stantively.

T?

(a)

ro^imv,

the

Toi-or?s.

position.

fj, (r?nos,

full

To&r?s. Typic.

expression

ro^o?aXXiorrjs, ov, ?,
Leo.

(r?nos,

as, fj,

(The

ov,

gate,

Sept.

be

Apost.

EPHES.

ronoTrjprjrfjs.

c/xoTaycoyos.)

2.

the

of a fort.
b,

(r?nos,

Porph.

Adm.

Ibid. p.
225, 7. 11.

legate,

rrjprjrfjs)

legatus,

Afr.

Can.

Cod.

4.

dele

Ephes.

I, 651 D.

Damasc
of

Commander

of ronorrjprjrfjs,

office

Can. 94.

of a fort.

the garrison

Theoph.

604, 17.

darts,

Leo.

ro^o?oXiorpa.

5,

7.

Theoph.

TonorrjpfjTtaaa,
Cer.

THEOPH.

roi-o?aXXioTpa.

589.

Leo.

shooting arrows

roi-oris, ibos, ij, (rowans) loopholefor

ro?imv,
ov, to,

Cer.

20,

incorrectly

to^ik?J.

Polyb.

equivalent

Mauric.
579,18.

8,

9, 3.

to r?f-ov

1, 2.

Kai qbap?rpa,

12, 5.

Leo.

bow

6, 5.

(torno),

of

written

T?p8vX0V.

torna,

turn,

TonoTrjprjrfjs 2.
one

with

DlOSC

king, ?aaikevs.

ropKip, (Persian?)
r?pva

and quiver.

67,

rjs, fj, the wife

=
TOpbvklOV, OV, TO,

Toj-oqb?perpov,

12.

3595,

Cod. Afr.

representative.

1176 B.

6,27.

through,

to

(ronoTrjprjrfjs)

2. Garrison

(ro^o?aXXiorpa) ballistarius.

the

'E7ti r?noa, On

Inscr.

rrjpioa),

Jud.

298,16.

Toijo?oXiorpa

Porph.

29,

Sept.

5, 7.

shooting

Attic.

ClCER.

4.

382,

country.

Sub

roi-o?aXXiorpa,as, ij, (r??ov, ?aXXiorpa) warlike engine for

Cont.

(Egypt).

26.

bow.

73, p. 270.

or

clerk

the

'E7TI TOV T?nOV.

19

387,

ronorrjprjrfjs,

is to?ik^

Mal.

ov, b, place.

legatio, vicariate.
1319 A.

5,28.

=
(b) 'H to?ik7?

o,

ioas,

2.

203,

?iais)

ronorrjprjala,

alibi.
to the bow,
for

427.'

1088 D, with the dative.

21.

669,

Leo.

ATTAL.

as,

ronorrjpioa

PORPH.

I,

Cont.

3. Place,
office, official station. Const.
11.
Ignat.
2,
Smyrn. 6. Polyc. 1.

term.

the

Proc

10.

68,

Theoph.

4699

Gen.

26.

629,

rot-?piov.

t??ov.

of

estates.

ypapparevs)

SpOt.

Theoph.

promptly.

r?napxos.

place,

Mal.

government.

(r?nos,

*T?nos,

Const.

545, 22.

Cont.

of

14.

223,

128, 21.

Novell.

farms,

2. Region,
of ropos, without

Inscr.

1,5.
adv.

?pxoa)

2.

80,

ruler

1,13, 5. Diod. 1, 42. 3,1. Vit. Euthym. 90.

2. Rank, dignity, order, official station. Ignat.
Trail. 5. Petr. Alex.
513 D.

Porph.

document.

scroll,

volume,

Alex.

Mal.

notary of theplace.
rono?eala,

11.

525,

ropos,

(r?nos,

41, 34.

17.

28,

429, 12, et alibi.

8, 2.

56 A.
tokos.

?,

ronoypapparevs,

romyXvqbos,

Cer.

ron?pxrjs,

ov,

Tonapxia,

6.

rofi?piov,

Tonapx?oa,

Ex.

206, 1.

on

rowers

the

Sept.

topaz.

rjaa, to be ron?pxrjs.

Sept. Gen.

9.

292,

Homil.

Rom.

(Compare Luc?an. Dial. Meretric.

roi?obe,

T07r?Xiov, ov, t?,

B.

(toIxos,

of

for

e?ayy?Xtov,
320

Sab.

TotouTco?r?s, es, (toioutos,

Tot'xapxos,

D.

303

I,

PORPH.

2.

63.

3,

Mal.

270, 9.

imperative.

Mauric

398, 3.
(See also per?pva.)
rare, preceded by ano. NT. Matt. 16, 21. Luc. 16,
16. (See ?n? 11.)
3, 5.

Theoph.

rov?a, as, fj, tuba.

31.

Mauric

3, 5.

7, 10.

Leo.

7,

540

Tov?arwp

rov?arop,

opos,

to? ?ims,

tu

used

vincas,

Theoph.
oi,

MAURIC.

in

the

cheering

Tovcfalv for

22.

12,

emperor.

=
rpa?ala
oraXTTiorat

tubicines,

Lyd.

7refe?v.

ov, rb,=

Tovqba 2.

PoRPH.

473, 15.
2. Breeches, ?paKiov. Leo
Lyd.

ooXrjvor?s.
rovKKas

ov

ijp?s. Lyd.
ov,

TovXbov,

470,

rov?ia.

....

10, 9. 10.

rpa? alai

260, 5, 8.
grooved, hollowed out,
Gram.

?bi?rai

oi

2.

2,

b?

SuiD.

126,13.
ai

k?yovrai

nokvreke?s

?KdXcoav m?

C^KK?v

the

fiiKij, or

simply

72, 15.

Theoph.

an

of

Mauric.

a^oo-Keu^.

3.

1,

386, 14, et alibi.

4, 29.

To?pKoi,

378

cov, o?, Turci,

295.

Euagr.

O?vvot

Kar

the

of

Porph.

the Turks,

a Tartar

y?p

5,

1.

Cer.

47.

Simoc.

eKclvo rov mipov

Me

people.

?,

torquatus,

as,

rovpfia,

fiavi?Krjv

157, 25.

<j)opov. Lyd.

ij, turma,

3.

Lyd.

7.

157,

Leo.

4,

2. The garrison of a district;

also, the district
itself. Porph. Adm. 211, 13. 225, 14.
ov, ?,

rovpp?pxrjs,

pcp?pxqs.

Theoph.

9, et alibi.

490,

4, 43.

Leo.

Tovpp?pxio-oa,
19,

67,

Toup?s,

incorrectly

ov, o,=

rovppapxos,

rovroi,

see

OVTOO?.

rovqba,

as,

ij, juba,

19.

127,

2.

11.
3.

Tiara,

JOANN.

rpayoab?s.)

SCHED.

(rpayoabla,

yp?cjaoa)

892.
writer

trage

of

Leg.

cabos.

singer,

Homer.

417, 24.
trado.

ANTEC

taa,

tracto,

to

3.

Afr.

Cod.

2, 6 init.

treat.

Can.

Apocr.

50.

Act.

56,

1, 10, 6. Menand.

Antec

Chal.

354, 5. 7.

tractandus.

a, ov, (rpaKra??oa)

et

Pet.

et alibi.

COD. Afr.

MAL.

rpaKTa'iarfjs,ov, b, (rpaKTa??oa)skilful diplomatist.

314, 11.
ov,

rpaKr?ros,
Afr.

b,

fj, ov,

evaa,

HI,

?napxlas

13.
to a

NOVELL.

rpaKrevrfjs.

by the rpaKrevral.

exactions

tracto,

BASIL.

3 T&v imarrjs

belonging

Nisterous

Apophth.

tractator.

130,

215,

to TpaKrevTim,

btaxelpiais*

17.

468,

(rpaKrevoa)

Lyd.

rpaKTevKTims,

management,

Mal.

NOVELL.

TpaKrevT&v.

30,

at us,

47.

Can.
ov,

rpaKrevrfjs,

tr act

b,

to handle,

examine,

5.

213, 13. ?uagr,

Lyd.

btayfrrjkacfa?oa.

2,

9, p. 301, 28.

2.
4, 44.

ov,

rp?KTov,

6, 10.

rb,

kevms.

pivos

(tract

bleached

us)

Theoph.

Cont.

Krjpbs b nenoirj

wax,
3.

373,

711.

Et.

M.

763, 53.
the

[Compare

Curop.

3, 2.

Leo.

hair

the

of

rov?iov,

rovqb?v.

mjirj.

head,

rvq^rj, Russian

t o u f f e, Spanish tupe,

Tassel,

one

Leo.

uncertain.

PORPH.

rovpp?pxrjs.
with

written

rovpfi?pxns.

?v, meaning

French

of

rpayoabla,

evaa,

rpaKTat?oa,

10.

288,

2, 17, 6, et alibi.

Nicet.

IrpaKrevoa,
rjs, rj, the wife

b,

MAL.

Lex.

oabfj.

b, cantator,

236 A.

45.

Cer.

96.

Cod.

fi?pos

ov,

ov,

also

(See

Polyb.

rpayoab?s,

aboa.

p. 1254 A.

X?yeiv

orpeirroqb?pos,

DlON.

nokvrekfjs*

xkapvs

rpa?ala,

sing,

fj, Song,

rpaKTa'iaritas,

Theoph.

ovs Tovpmvs

B.

1452 C.

4.

466,

e???apcv.
rovpKov?ros,

as,

Paul.

Turkish.

ov, (To?pKot)

nand.

rpayoabla,

i rpabirevoa,

3, 7, et alibi.

Mauric.

TovpKims,

183

Simoc.

Leo.

rovXboqbvXa?,ams, ?, (rovXbov, (?)vXa?)prefect

irovXbov.

ANT.

rpayoabioyp?cfaos,

iroXc

?irooKevrj

army,

to

rjaa,

dies.
baggage

a,

I, 385.

rpayoab?oa,

139.

rb,

as, fj, trabe

rpa?ea,

13.

169,

? Kpco?opos,

Cer.

Hal.

rov?ovXapevros, ov, (tubulus)

10.

MAURIC

2.

rovcfaa

X^apvbes.

rov?iov,

9.

rpa?ea. Lyd.

'Arpa?anms

157,

15.

to, =

Tovcfalov, ov,

6, 2. 25.

Leo.

7.

279,

rov?iKes,

tubicen.

o, (rov?a)

Tpaire?a

roov?,

English

Theoph.

Lyd.
crest,

t u f t.]
Cont.

rpav?rrjs,

rjros,

fj, (rpavos)

645,

rpav?oa,

oaaa,

(rpav?s)

Euangel. A, 7, 2.
roya,

rvqba.

PORPH.

Cer.

as voice.

distinct,

Sept.

clearness,

Esai.

plainness.

35,

6.

Epiph.

II, 159 C.

14, 6.
turban,

fj, ?v, clear,

Tpav?s,

188,

rpavs,

trans,

7ripav.

TpaVe?a,rjs, fj, table.

to make

Eust.
Polyb.

clear.

Ant.
2,

Apocr.

Thorn.

613 B.
15,

9.

'O r?js rpan??rjs,The officer who had

541

rpav/j?arca

the charge

table.

the emperor's

of

Cer.

Porph.

rpi?cuvaXiov

70,

*0

modern

?irl rrjs

rpair?Crjs,

*0 rrjs

Ibid.

rpair?Crjs.

'H

also

rp?ireCa,

iep?

or

rp?ireCa,

Jacob.

Socr.

as,

ij,

Liturg.

184 D.

Amphil.

to take

right

p. 275.

any

THEOPH.

rpavjia.

16.

541,

557,

Tpaxeivos,

=
ij, ov,

Kevoav

eis irobas

eastern

The
la.

cha

rpaxrjXi?rrjs.

person,

Victor.

common

tra

into

head been

of Byzantium

people

rpaxrjXi?o

aoa,

rpaxrjXi?Co,

(rp?xrjXos)

to arch

to raise the head like a spirited horse. Sept.

15, 25.
(See also mpap?vo in the Appendix.)
~
ov, ?,

rpaxrjXi?rrjs,

as,

rpaxviropia,

rpaxrjX?s.

ij,

iropevojiai)

(rpaxvs,

ij, ?v,

rpiabims,

the Holy
E

In

triadic,

(rpi?s)

TpiabiKrj

travelling.

Alex.

576 B.

theHoly Triad.

or addressed

relating

377 B.

Basil.

to

II,

A mv?v

addressed

to

mv?
[The authorship of the Tpia?iKot
to Metrophanes,

bishop

of

Smyrna,

who died in the latter part of the ninth century. They

Pentekost.
are found in the Parakletike.
p. 24.]
rb

Substantively,

se.

rpiabimv,

rpow?piov,

rion relating or addressed to theHoly Triad.

Cer.
Tpt??iv

bly

314,
for

tropa

Porph.

ov, rb,

identical with
VOL. vu.

ov,

(rpi?s)

a kind

the modern

NEW

SERIES.

of game,

Greek

proba

rb rpi?bi,me69

1.

1, 17,

thirty

proper

names,

or

of
220.

Hippol.
7, et alibi.

6, 21,

triad.

three,

(See

ad

ecclesiastical

In

or Triad.

Three

Act.

Apocr.
Method.

2,15.

Autolyc.

782 C.

terebra,

riperpov,

gimlet,

rpvnavov.

20.

669,

ov,

rpi?okiov,

rb,

a kind

(rpl?okos)

of

game.

97.

Hal.

tribe, cjavkfj. Dion.

I, 250,

10.
ov,

rpi?ovvakiov,

562, 20.

rb,

tribunal,

ov

rpi?ovvos,

Hal.

PORPH.

b, tribunus,

Nil.

Epist.

Chal.

629, 12 Ta rpi?owaXtov
Cer.

12,

cjavkapxos,

Basil.

I, 250,11.
D.

8.
bfjpapxos.

124 E.

Ill,

1, 55.

1032 D.

CHRON.

rpi?oavaktov.

388, 9.

Theoph.

r&v 19' amv?lroav.

598

as

10,

thirty

having

I, 231 E.

rb,

Cer.

100 C.

17.
Tpt??iov,

5.

having

497,

II,

Polyb.

rpl?os, fj, tribus,

Kavcov rpiabims,

of

211.

thirty-leaved,

Iren.

Theophil.

Homer.

Leg.

II,

of rpi?s.~]

consisting

yp?ppa)

Hippol.

(ovopa)

Athan.

for

Cedr.

place.

nptyKines.)

1.

rpi?okiv

Strutt's

Chil. 3, 218. 224.

the Holy

Porph.

See

largest.

Cedr.

the number

fj,

352 C.

irions.

the Ritual,

ves is ascribed

Alex.

Method.

Triad.

aar?roi,

to the

square

it is the diminutive

oav, oi, triarii.

?bos,

smallest

(rpi?mvra,

names.

thirty

ad

13.]

(cjavkkov)

petals.

ov,

rpi?ikkiov,

ij, ?v, (rp?iro) mutable.

TpeTTTOs,

686

rough

ov,

Irpiamvr&vvpos,

rpt?s,

4,

ov,

Tzetz.

Andr.

II, 458, 5.

Cedr.

name.

Greek,

59.

HlPPOL.

or

the

as a word.

rpiamvr?cjavkkos,

also

Job.

of

from
in

has four diagonal lines

the

Triaditza,

(rpt?s)

letters,

thirty

rpt?pioi,

the neck,

squares

merelles,

English

of

[Etymologically

with

would probably have nicknamed him Kec/>aX5s.]

or

rjs, fj,

Tpiablr?a,

leaves
8.

41,

Epitom.

corners

and Pastimes,

rpiamvrayp?pparos,

his

of

it

[Had Constantine's
the

large,

the massiveness
Latinized

Aurel.

Sextus

remarkably

of

Romans

I, 472, 24.

Cedr.

'HttX^

[The

pieces

antagonist's

The

corners

the

from

436.

bull-necked

on account

the Great,

neck.

13

731,

(Bull-neck) itwas applied to Constan

As a nickname
tine

I,

his

of

chooses.

corresponding

rpaxeivov.

opovs

?, ?, (rp?xqXos)

rpaxrjX?s,

Cedr.

rpaxvs.

concentric

three

dition to the perpendiculars,

Games

17.

one

up

he

part

drawn

49.

p. 73,
=

Marc.

I, 113 D.

Athan.

1, 37,

rpavparia,

p.

Liturg.

453 B.

Tyr.

33.

rpi?8i

98.

Homer.

Leg.

of

of the corresponding sides of the largest. Three

pieces in the same straight line give the player the

rp?ireCa, The holy table of the Greek Church, cor

Church.
responding to the altar of the Western
Apocr.

morris.

consists

straight lines drawn from the middle points of

the sides of the smallest square to the middle points

*H

simply

men's

with

484,

21.
'H ay?a

or nine

relies,

18. 463, 12.

Cyrill.

Zos.

304.

Chrys.
Alex.

Lyd.

et alibi.
\ rpi?oavakiov

rpi?ovvakiov.

VlT.

EUPL.

DlON.

195 A.

Ill,

Epist.

60, 21,

542

rpi?avapiov

rb, dimin.

ov,

rpi?ovapiov,

of

little

rpi?ov,

Epict.

cloak.

pon.

one who

ov, ?, (rp?s, y?fios)

Hippol.

20,

43.

290,

ov, rb,

TptyXiov,

dimin.

of

Nie.

rpiyXrj,

third

2.

Can.

Const.

rpiyXa,

has married

mullet.

Geo

Sept. Gen.

cvoa,

to pass

(rpirjpcpos)

three days.

Scyl.

ij, the

as,

space

three

of

Amos.

Sept.

days.

to deduct

(rplpoipos)

Mal.

278,15.

the third part.

Mal.

rpiovp?iparopla.

Leg.

Tpiovp?iparoap.

6.

214,

MAL.

11.

214,

MAL.

rpiovp?iparopla.

7.

218,

ov, rb, (rpt?pocfaos)the third story of a building.

Tpi?pocjaov,
Sept. 3 Reg. 6, 8.
ov,

tres

rb,

38, 3, et alibi.

unciae,

Antec

Novell.

quadrans.

2, 14, 5.

fj, triumviratus.

as,

rpiovp?iparopla,

Chron.

354,

10.

4,4.

rpiijpcpos, ov, (rp?s, rjp?pa) of three days, or on the third

397 A
'Avaor?s
4, 50. Method.
day. Anton.
to

rjs, ij, equivalent

third

and

Chrys.

sixth

rpirrj ml

canonical

783 A

XII,

hour,

SC, copa, the

ckttj,
rpir?KTrj,

rpiroeKrrj.

Curop.

(spurious).

45,

22.

(See also opa.)

Tpi?eov, ov, rb, (Tpis, ?eos) the doctrine of, or belief in,
three gods. Basil.
Ill, 81 E.
ov, rb, (Krjpiov) a candlestick

rpiKrjpiov,

in

on

churches

solemn

with

three

occasions

of the Triad.

be emblematic

branches,

; supposed

Eukhol.

to

ov, to,

triclinium,

Chron.

rplnobos,
Ktvfjpan

with

three

586,12.

as

apses,

Cer. 119, 7.

Porph.

METHOD.

tripling.

'O

rpipcpijs, ?s, (p?pos) consisting

98.

Hippol.

of three parts,

605, 6.
the fruit of
Diosc.

tripartite.

233.

to
threeparts.
Tpipep?fco,to-?, (rpifiepijs) divide into
19,

Sept.

given

to the

?yios,

???varos

a,

Porph.

Cer.

ov,

holding

(rpiperpos)

three

measures.

463,16.

rpipioiov.

THEOPH.

rpipioiv for rpipioiov. Vit.

CONT.

Sab. 358 B.

743,

short

20.

24.

or

3071.

Tptn?boa

p?voa,

fjyovv

KaX7ra.

simply
"Ayios

hymn

ikirjaov

fjpas.

b ?ebs
APOCR.

Marc.

Liturg.

Theod.

[? Kvacjaevs]

rpia?yiov
p. 262.

"

ayios,

laxvpbs
Liturg.

Sab. 264 C.

e0

264.

Apophth.

1, 20

Lector.
to

name

Jacob.

Vit.

(536),
1192 A.)
T?

rpta?yios,

1156 E.

(a)

Apocr.

Il?rpos

eO aravpoa?els

rpia?yios

'Ev r&
bi

fjp?s

rpiaaytoa
"
npoa?

?rjKev.

(b) T? rpia?yiov, se. ?e?ov, the thrice-holy Godhead.

Const.
Simoc 36, 17.
(536), 1176 D.
Tpiaayibrrjs,

rjros,

fj,

Athan.

1,108 A.

rpiaavyovaros,

ov,

279,10.

3.

rpijierpalos,

1,

7, 35

Xeyop?vcp

vpvos,

Tpia?ytos

Anton.

edifice.

roa

?NSCR.

rplnovs*
Leo.

rpia?yios, a, ov, (rpls, ?yios) thrice holy. METHOD. 376 B.

377 B.

Substantively.

an

of

rplnovs.

avppirpoa

The

rp'tKXivos, rp'iKXivov.

ov, rb, (kokkos) three-seededfruif,

TpUoKKov,
the fi?oir?Xov,Crataegus Tanacetifolia.
169.

ov, =

vpvos.

ov, 6, (Koyxv)

Deut.

ov, rb, dimin.

Tpm?biov,

p. 43. Const.
(See also Chal.

562.

rpUoyxos,

354.

Chron.

ov, ?, (rpi7rXao-i??<i>)

Tpmkaaiaap?s,

(See also

blKrjplOV.)
rpiKXiviov,

b, triumvir.

Tpiovp?iparoap,

357 C.

Tpirjpepos.
Tpi??Krrj,

rpipijoiov

THE

rpipfjaiov.

108.

TpiovyKiov,

681, 5.

oph.

Homer.

rptop?vparoap

15,9.

used

oaaa,

Tptpoip?oa,

rpiop?vpla

rpicriCo (rp?s, ctos), to be three years old.

rpirjfiepia,

rptplaiv,

rpipobios, ov, (rpls, p?bios) of threemodii.

rpiop?vparopla

1.

46,

Tpirjficpevo,

tremissis,

i OPH.686, 18.

rpiyapia, as, ij, (rp?yapos) the marrying a third time.

Const. Apost.
3, 2, 2. Basil.
Ill, 297 C.
time.

ov, rb,

Tptplaiov,

3, 22, 47.

Tp?yafios,

TpLo-eyyovos

(rpta?yios)

(avyovaros)

the

thrice

saying

?yios

august.

thrice.

THEOPH.

443,15.

rpiaeyyovrj, rjs, r), (iyy?vrj) trineptis, fifth

Antec
3, 6, 6.

granddaughter.

rpiaiyyovos, ov, b, (eyyovos) trinepos, fifth

Antec
3, 6, 6.
j

grandson.

543

TpiGKeKlOV

ov, to,

rpioKeXiov,

(oK?Xos)

three

with

frame

11, 26, incorrectly written with AA.

thrice Messed.

a, ov,

rpiofiampios,

a title

pi?raros,

3,

ov,

rp?oirairiros,
Antec.

third time.

3 Reg.

Sept.

rpioo?o.
to

to

triple,

18,

do

the

anything

chieftain,

captain.

ov,

rpioviraros,

Ex.

?, (viraros)

xmarevoas.

6 rpls

consul,

I, 1062 F.

Plut.

ov,

rpiovir?oraros,

with

(virooraois)
352

METHOD.

personal.

three

hypostases,

To rpiovir?orarov

ov,

rb,

three

(rayij)

or

feeds

rrjs ?eias

Porph.

shares.

Cer. 480, 1.
=

Pentekost.

Apost.

Const.

'H pey?Xrj

rpirrj,

(rpiros,

Nomocan.
=

y?pos),

1.

5,14,
great

Tuesday,

Horol.
a

to marry

Tuesday

time.

Phot.

rpi??Krrj.

rp?s, thrice.

Cer.

Tpix?Xaoros,
Theoph.

most

rpioabia

the proper tro

the

circumstance,

1.

It begins

are

the Triodion

of

some

and

that
with

the

others.

Theodorus

Stu

of Crete, Cosmas of
two

first

The

wrote

the troparia belonging to it. (See also

near the beginning of the Trio

of

third.

also

ov, (rpls,

Tpt&wpos,

evvara,

ov, (rp?s, xaX?o)

eviavoia,

ov,

triple,

as a chain

suspended.

434.

the cutting of the hair of

rpixoKovpia,as, ij, (?pi?, mvp?)
a child on the seventh day after baptism. Eukhol.
(See also ?v?boxos 2.)

r?,

Epiph.

CHRON.

714,

modulus,

(rp?nos)

proper

HOROL.

THEOD.

Ritual,

in architec

module,

some

vnamfj

3,

troparion of the day,

church

particular

?vrlcjaoavov,

3, mv&v,

a short
hymn,

1, 19.

e?anoaretk?piov,

Ibt?pekov, m?iapa

prose

for

also

eipp?s,

anxjjp?v,

16.

modulus,

LECTOR.

troparion
(See

iyK&pia,

poiov,

Ill, 616 B.

I, 1068 B.

To rfjs fjpipas rpon?ptov,The

the

reooapamora.)

2.

rpon?ptov

2. In the Greek

the funeral

Ignat.

b abrjs
erp?pa^e.

rpon?piv.
Substantively,

names.

2.

for

rpon?piv

CHRYS. I, 611 B TptVov

r? rp?ra,

three

having

ovopa)

rpop??oa,a?a, (rp?pos) to tremble at. Theod.

ture.

156.

8, 146.
In the Christian Church, thefuneral prayers offered
on the third day after the burial. Const. Apost.
8,
(See

are

icav?ves

dites, Joseph Studites, Andreas

rpon?ptov,

PORPH.

on the third day after the burial.

sacrifices offered
Isae. Menecl. 46 (37). Arist.
Lys. 613. Poll.

42.

from

called

three

of

Triod.

the book containing

authors

The

?Ov avrbs

|
third

T?js e?bojiabos.
rj, ov,

p. 53 E.

Studit.

Sunday of the Publican and Pharisee (see rek&vrjs),

and ends with Passion-week
(pey?krj i?bopas).

Philipp.
the

p. 98.

9, 29,

=
rp?rov (rpiros)

The

Triod.

of Passion-week.
rpiToyap?o

consisting

dion.)

TptVi7,77s,ij, (rpifos) the third day of the week, simply

Tpiros,

its

cinnamon.)

pounded

a mv&v

oabfj)

so

for Lent,
of

or

the Synaxarion

rpi??KTTj.

Tuesday.

(rpls,

Theod.

Jerusalem,

Tpir?yiov,

rpiroenrrj

Vit.

paria

tri

?v?bos.

Tpir?KTrj

oabal.

most
thrice

to,

ov,

Kivv?poapov.

rpiyjf?biv,

(The etymology of the word

ground

2. Triodion,
Sept.

4 Reg. 7, 2.

14,7.

to

Psalms.

166.

2,

cinnamon,

(rp?\jns)

reference

Tpioabtov,

18, 34.

3 Reg.

(lorrjpi)

34.

PTOCH.

Cer. 34, 12.

three

of

B\

pey?krj

rpi\?r?btov.

ov, rb,

Porph.

grandfather.

fifth

has

Sept.

ov, ?,

rpior?rrjs,

tritavus,

(ir?iriros)

c?crco, (rpia-o?s)

rpioo?o,

rpiyjrlbtv for

consisting

(yjsakpos)

Tfj ?yla ml

rpiyjrlbiov,

o,

=z

evoa,

rpiooevo,

grandmother.

6, 6.

3,

ov,

TRIOD.

6, 6.

14.

619,

rpiyjr?kpos,

978 A.

Illyr.

rpiop?pprj, rjs, ij, (p?pprj) tritavia, fifth

Antec.

rpiopam

Superlative

to bishops.

given

Theoph.

the back.

in

Tpixopax?rrjs, ov, b, (?pli-, p?xis) haired

Leo.

legs.

TpOTTllpiOV

?nokvrUiov,

avr?pekov,

evkoyrjr?ptov,

mra?aala,
cfaoarayoayimv,

feast.

eoa?tvov,

Kovr?Ktov, npoa?
oabfj.)

is either in prose or in verse. A

is
troparion
simply a chant. The rhythm of a

troparion

metrical

troparion

is accentual.

In the printed editions of the Ritual

'Qpokoyiov,

TLapaKkrjTiKfj, Mrjva?a,

Tpioabtov,

(EvxoX?yiov,
UevTrjmar?

are separated from each

a
piov), the lines of troparion

TV7T0C?
544

TpOTTVOfiai

other

commas

by

and

colons,

ence to the sense.*

I rpocfaevoa, evaa,

refer-

without

generally

? 41

(See also Introduction,

seq.)
With

regard to the phraseology of the troparia,

most of the expressions relating to Biblical subjects
are taken, first, from the Septuagint and the New
Testament

the

from

; secondly,

ecclesiasti

principal

Gregorius
Church. As

to the troparia addressed or relating to

saints (including the Virgin), the great bulk of them

are

remarkable

for

chiefly

want

their

Tpoirevopai

601, 21.

Theoph.
ecr?ai

to manage

(rp?iros),

Cont.

subdue.

defeat,

Cont.

15,

Sept.

Jos.

11,

equivalent

Theoph.

ircvoai

avrijv, He

the

2 Reg.

active.

as,

rpovXXa,

3 TpoTro?Yai

513,.

it

makes

appear

he

?epa

ov, 6, trulla,

Const.

Ill,

or measure.

dome,

2.

rpovXXa

ov,

dress.

Strab.

Ps.

In

the Bonn

the

chronographer,

the

sense.

it would

This
seem,

3, 4,

of

edition
the

the

their
of

sight

only

classical

poetry.

Theoph.

a kind

happened.
pe

tvxoi

voafjaai.

ervxev

ivomaris

of

e?vai.
head

(rvpnaviarfjs)

drummer.

female

26.

67,

PLUT.

regular,

442

II,

to the

according

prescribed

Porph.

book

rfjs

Cer.
&s fjv

ioprfjs

form.

To tv7t?k?v,

(a)

C.

prescribed.

7r?ora fj ?mkov?la

IlX?7povnu

Ta rvnim,

(b)

Codin.

Codin.

in

the

the ritual

a mo

of
rules

containing

and

a name

Ritual,

to a

given

of

Ptolem.
3. Typical, figurative.
517 C. 520 B.
Alex.

are

Theophanes,

punctuated

rhythm.
the fact,

by printing

each

p. XLII,

seq.

The
that

ov, b, form,

line

learned
and

separately,

editor,
rhythm
as

in

179 B.

Socr.

Greg.
edict,

law,

mode,
Thaum.
order,

rule,

order.

Can.

Const.

5, p. 40 B.
Amphil.

regulation.

1, 37, p. 73, 41. Id. 2, 35.

Const. Apost. 3, 16.

Socr.

3. Type.
rvnboa,

prescribed

8, 4,1.

2. Decree,
to

according

sense

p. 929.

Gnost.

Petr.

82,1.

Saint

EUKHOL.

HOROL.

keirovpyla.

rvnos,

office

troparia

obscures

exhibited

it

ervxev,
be ml

It was usually made by the founder of

regulations.
440 B. Typic
Nicon.
that monastery.
1, p. 149.
Ptoch.
2, 302. 359. 551.

141.

lost

can be

fj,

Deut.

17.

establishment,

Apost.
*

1.
Sept.

system of psalms and rpon?pta, forming part of the

Codin.

Tpo?XXos.

(rvpnavov)

2. Formulary,

19.

489,

Ei

p.

Substantively.

Olymp.

Mal.

eyKevrpiapbs,

13,

tenderness.

Impersonally,

rb,

20,

5995.

Inscr.

as,

23

4,

*Ev a> tovs Voapaloav aKevocjabpovs

Tvpn?viov,

rvnimv,

640 A.

i), ?v, (rpovXXoo) domed.

TpouXXcoT?s,
rpovXos

Geopon.

(rpvcjaep?s)

Homil.

166,14

nastic

?era, (rpo?XXos) tomake like a dome.

TpouXX?co,
141, 6, incorrectly written with one A.
for

fj,

happen.

Rom.

Clem.

Adm.

44, 13, 3.
461, 22. Basilic.
2. Dome, rpovXXos. Cedr. I, 531, 15.
rpovXXos,

rjros,

to

221,

himself

Porph.

5.

Obd.

'O bt? rpvnfjaeoas

inarching.

i, b, Troilis.

Sept.

k. t. X.

a vessel

ij, trulla,

avrbs

that

539, 17.

*Hv Kat rpoiroo?pcvos,

12

b?

sustain.

nourish,

Sept.

vintager.

a TVnOS.
TVTTlKo's,fj, ?V, Of

Id. 529, 20.

cured her.

of

species

to get the better of, to circumvent,

2. In the middle,

91,

to

'ETpoTTc?craTo a?To?s.

deceive.

1,

Tvpnavlarpia,

rpoir?opai,

rvyx?voa,

Jud. 4, 23.

to

cjaipoa)

31.

eoas, fj, a boring.

rpvnrjats,

28, 56.

11.

eat

provisions,

Tpvyla, as, fj, lees, rpv?, ap?pyrj. GeOPON. 7, 12, 7.

43. Psell.
275.

in

689, 6 Tporreu

(rpocfafj,

ov, b, (rpvy?oa)

rpvcjaeporrjs,

to decoy.

address,

Theoph.

decoy.
to

TpoTT?co, c?crco, (Tp?TTos)

8,

Deut.

Sept.

SEPT.

215,1.

fjaoa,

rpocfaocfaopioa,

rear.

up,

bring

commeatus,

(rp?cfaipos)

Theoph.

to

TrX?crpa.

Mid.

cav, r?,

ZOS.

TpoTTos, ou, ?, stratagem,

6.

rp?cjaipa,

Tpc?iXis,

with

Theoph.

of merit,

and absurdities

say nothing of the puerilities

which they abound.

4, 8.

rpvyrjrfjs,

of the fourth century, particularly from

the poet of the Greek
of Nazianzus,

cal writers

Baruch.

ables.

to nourish,

(rpocjaevs)

&aoa,
3,

to decree,
6.

prescribe.

Basil.

Ill,

270

D.

TVTr Tifcos

=
ij, ?v,

rviroriK?s,
Hier.

1, 2.

rupavv?o,

ijoo,

ment.

to revolt,

rbv

Tvpawijoas

2, 34.

'Avaor?oiov

qbpovelv, To

3, 43

THEOPH.

ib?ov beoir?rov.
Soz.

289,

jrvcjaa

13

ov, o,

(rvpawos,

to,

(rvpawos)

ov, ?, rebel.

46

p. 30,

25

=
Tvcjak&voa, caaa,

31.

Bell.

Joseph.

Hier.

2, 25, p. 118, et alibi.

Tvpiov.

Tvprjvij,

ij, sc.

ov,

Tvpoqb?yos,

a name

butter,

milk,

Cer.

760,

(Compare Epiph.

the

Cheese

Week,

pre

immediately

Nie.

not

but

fish,

Const.
ad

Balsam,

^tvx^j

Can.

Can.

Kat

butch

The

Apost.

of

Tvxaia.

rov

rfjv

10

?aaikioas.

EPICT.
PolyC

*rvxov

per

(rvx*?v,

18.

Basil.

diately preceding

The

Quinquagesima.

Horol.

or

Mal.

va

13.

(See also
INSCR.

Tvx7'

139, 17, as a

Kai mk?

11,

60

3137,

rfjv
14

1,
9

ApOCR.

rvxrjv.
rvxjjv
Ni)

"Opoaov

adverbially,

Polyb.

2 Tvxov

Kal

tov
rvxr)v.

r^v Kalaapos
rfjv

Act.

aoarrjplav

rvxrjv,

mlaapos

perchance,

perhaps.

2, 58, 9 Tvx?v ?aoas eiW ns

ovK ebei
bianope?v.

EPICT.

3, 21,

62 A.

Ill,
avr&v. PORPH. Cer. 295,

r&v r?

....

'Opvvoa Ala

caesaris.

tvx^v),

302, 2.

r&v (ros)=

imme

Saturday

4,

fortunam

Horol.

rrjs Tvpoqb?yov,

1,

Epist.

139, 17.

Tvxaia

2eXevKov

?aaikioas

MARTYR.

12,

oa??arov

Rom.

4556.

*Enopoa?pevoi

av.

To

as

4,

Tvxa?ov.

Inscr.

*???Vifortune.

69.

the Cheese

of

temple

33.

Jura
Sunday

1,16

Dem.

Church.

CLEM.

Tvxr?? Mal.

Inscr.

Week, the Sunday immediately preceding the first

day of Lent, corresponding to the Quinquagesima of
theWestern

684,

reading.

Joan.

I, 1106 C.)

*H KvpiaKr) rrjs Tvpoqb?yov,

380, 26.

Euagr.

various

Tvpivij,

good Christians may eat

and

701.
2.

Sunday.

3.

to,

ov,

Tvx?uov,

Tvx?a =

57.

14,

the week

eggs,

Theoph.

meat.

er's
Porph.

to

during which

ceding Lent,
cheese,

e?bop,as,

given

Athen.

rvpos.

It

(Joan. 9).

Rogation

Nicet.

b rvcfaos.

255,

4554.
rvpiv,

commemoration

TvX?a.)

Tvpoqb?yos. COMN.

I, 98,13.
ov, rb, cheese,

in

born blind

THEOPH.

Tvxa?a, as, fj,Fortuna,

464.

=
Tvpivij, rjs, ij, (rvpos) SC. e?bopas,

rvpiov,

Sunday,

6, 29.

=
rb,

Hippol.

Cer.

the sixth Sunday

celebrated

the Anglican

tov

lH KvpiaKr)

Ritual,

rvcjakooa.

Catech.
eos,

rvcjaos,

Tvpivij. CeRUL. 142 C.

Porph.

the

f), ?v, (rvcjakooa)

Tv^XcoTiKOs,
adapted to blinding. Cyrill.

11.

173,

17.

458,

Horol.

rious reading.
SlMOC.

Socr.

In

to

corresponds

tyrant.

Sept.

8, 307.

Chil.

inclusive,

Easter,

Triod.

to curdle.

cheese,

Theoph.

r?pcov.

TzETZ.

blind.

?v,

fj,

after

Tvpav

benighted

yv?qbos)

Apost.

Can.

rovcjaa 3.

of the cure of the man

rvpawis.

Jud. 6, 8, 2, et alibi.
Soz. 8, 1, p. 324.

for

incorrectly

into

Tvcfakov,The Blind Man's

1, 14,

14.

to make

(rvp?s)
10.

10,

Tvcpk?s,

rebellion,

meditate

Act. Philipp.

Apocr.

rvpiv for

regular

8, 1. Euagr.

BiraXiav?s.

rvpoav,

Theod.

rvpawoyvoqbos,

=
Tvprjvij

rvp?oa, &aoa,

govern

S OCR. 5,
ij, rebellion, sedition.
A.
744
546
B.
Ill,

ibos,

(titul.).

rvpawos,

the

against

Soz.

ij, ?v, rebellious.

rvpawis,

Coelest.

AreOP.

DlON.

rebel

Kara rov

rvpavvims,

Tvpavvov,

2.

Job.

Socr.

Tupavvet

vim

rvirims

545
vyeca

10. 15 LToXX?

errj.

T.

v?Xeos ovs, ?a rj, cov ovv, (?aXos) of glass, glassy.

RIAN.

Peripl.

Mar.

Erythr.

6 Aioe?as

b?pioia, as,rj, (v?piCo) insult, v?pis.

AR

vaXrjs.

Theoph.

Cont.

92.

v?piorpia, as, ij, (v?piorijs) insolent woman.

27 (50), 31.
I?yeta, as,

ij, =

vy?cia.

Condemned

Sept.

Jer.

by Herodian.

546
inraieorj

vypoiriaaiov
Polyb.
dian.

in Cramer.

to,

ov,

vyp?iriooov,

iriooa

oiov,

115.
ov,

?,

Dion.

as

liquid,

applied

in Bekker.

ov, to, =

letters

P.

A, M, N,

Act.

21

Bam.

ductus.

aquarium,

'Y?paycoyiov,

aros,

Arrian.

rb,

(vbpevo)
Mar.

Peripl.

4 Reg.

Sept.

ov, ?, aqueduct.

vbpayoy?s,

17.

18,
water

where

place

vbpis, rj, (vbop) Otter, ?vvbpis, ?XXos. Cedr. I, 701, 14.

4 Reg. 2, 20.
vbpioKrj,rjs, ij, dimin. of vbpia. Sept.
water. Theoph.
in
vbpo?aqbijs,es, (vbop, ?airro) dipped
6, not

507,

o, (p?vris)

eos,

vbp?pavns,

by water.
vbpopiXiov,
vbp?pvXos,

ov,

?,

one who

hydromancer,

divines

16, 2, 39.

Strab.
ov, rb,

BASILIC.

vbpopvXrj.

water-mill,

(pvXos)

19,

58,

obscure

oi,

?v,
so

(irapaor?rrjs)
from

called

Hydroparastotae,
the

that

circumstance

water instead of wine at the celebration of

they used
Theod.
the Lord's supper. Basil.
Ill, 270 A.
IV, 208 B.
vbpoir?irepi,

eos,

Can. 32.

Quin.
rb,

(ir?irepi)

DlOSC. 2, 191.
Hydropiper.
vbpoor?oiov, ov, rb, (or?ois) pond, pool.
II.

Basilic.

vbpoor?rrjs,
518

ov,

58,
6,

'Y?pocrT?Tas

Polygonum

301,

21,1.

(torrjpi)
tcov

Vit.

water-engine.
cpirprjopov,

ovoirep

Steph.

atqbovas

KaXov

vbpoxoclov,

water

881

I, 7.

Const.

the Son-Father,

narfjp)

vlonarfjp,

Ignat.

D.

I,
apud Athan.
100
B.
I,
(See

Arius

1,732 D. Athan.

Apost.

Const.

compare

Trail,

Hippol.

there is but one

6.

rb,

(vbpoxoos)

is collected.

Clem.

reservoir,

place

Rom. Homil.

where

10, 1. 26.

Apol. 1, 63.
(interpol.)
276. 278 seq. 289. Athan.
I, 231 D.
636 E. Epiph. 513 seq. Theod.
IV, 223

228 A.)
to

(noiioa),

as a son.

adopt,

the accusative

of the

rjTos, fj,

sonship.

(vi?s)

552 C. Basil.

V, 165 D.
vk?aaoa =

Theod.

vkaKrioa.

vkoypacfala,
xvros

as,

fj,

(ykrj,

Polyb.

?eXo^os, o?, ?, (?aXos, vcXos,fyo)

glass-maker.

Cedr.

I, 687. !
?eT??co, ?crco,(veros) to give rain,
Sept. Jer. 14, 22.
?

to cause it to rain.

3, 5,

37,

adopted.

Hippol.

233.

364 A.

Cyrill.

Alex.

Alex.

527 C.

HI,

Rom.

686,

4.

Krjp?

painting,
Adm.

Porph.
to

fj, ?v, pertaining

1, 12.

Homil.
encaustic

yp?cfaoa)

Theoph.

vkrj.

person

Ill,

CLEM.

21.

139,
Cedr.

vkoypacjala.

II,

Encaustic painting.
497, 20 Eh&v vkoypacpiKf),
for av,

in addressing

thou,

Soz.

king.

1,

6, 44.

p.

eoas, fj,

70, 6.
vos (long v) =

(vpvioa)

praising,

Inscr.

vi?s.

Polyb.
vnamfj,

6,14,

Sept.

praise.

312. 4734.

Ps.

1066.
(genitive).

2.
obedience.

fjs, fj, (vnamvoa)

NT. Rom. 5, 19.

11,1.

1.

6, 26,

Just.

vnai?pa, oav,r?, (vnai?pos) the Roman militiae

a

B.

Son-Fatherness.

; in other words,

and

vionaropla,

vpvrjais,

o-iv, fire-engines,
ov,

also

vpe?s, you,

MeNAND.

(vi?s,

person
729 E et Epiph.

vkoypacjaims,

water-pepper,

o,

ALEX.

vlon?roap,

4, 8.

in the Godhead.

vi?rrjs,

an

being

Catech.

the Father

Alex.

sect,

DiOD.

namely Christ, as viewed by the Sabellians, who

maintained that the Son and Spirit are each identical

with

Cedr.

vbpopvXiov.

fj,

opos,

vlon?roap,

DlD.

vlon?roap.
the

Hier.

vionoiiopai
2.

I, 516, 19.
'Ybpoirapaor?Tai,

as,

vionaropla,

623 D.

durable,

=
b,

ipos,

with

20,20.

is drawn.

25.

Erythr.

vlonarfjp,

Cyrill.

ApOCR.

as of a son.

adoption,

the passive.

2, 4, 112 and 115.

Harmen.

vbpevjia,

vypoirio
NiCAND.

632, 9.

vbpayoyelov.

GLOSS.

vbpayoyiov.

to the

?eros)

vio?er?oa, fjaoa, (vi?s, ?erbs) to adopt, as a god-child.

Alex. Alex.
557 C. Nie
Const.
6, 20, both in

69 EUWa vyp?.)

(Compare Hippol.

Thrax

vbpay?yiov,

19,

r), (vi?s,

II, 585, 6.

pitch,
SCHOL.

as,

vio?eala,

11.

146,

liquid
5.

Hero

Moer.

CoDIN.

iriooa)

Leo.

13.

251,

vypoiriooov.

XVTV'

Alexiph.

3, p.

(vyp?s,

Ael.

2071.

Inscr.

Vol.

ov, to, =

vypoiriooiov,

vyp?s,

12.

32, 14,

2. Refrain,

thod.

208 C.

131 B,

et alibi.

compare Philon.

chorus,

the

(See

I,
also

II, 484,15

36.

22,

554, 21.

burden

Athan.

2 Reg.

Sept.

Clem. Alex.

of

998 C.

vnamvoa,

seq.)

hymn.

Chrys.

aKpoori'xiov,

Me

V,
and

viraicovc?

3.

In

the

the Ritual,

547
vTrep?yav
a

of

vnamfj

*avo>v

is a tro

parion read or sung at the end of the third ode of

that mv&v. [It would seem that originally the vnamfj
was said or sung by the congregation, and not by the
or

reader

chanter.]

to say

vnamvoa,

vnocpoavioa.

Const.

tyr. Barthol.

208
also

vnamfj

8,

vnfjmvaav
Athan.

avrfj.

5, 29.

METHOD.
D.

334

(See

vnavr?oa.

METHOD.

vnavr?oa.

THEOPH.
a

(vnavr?oa)

Cyrill.

Alex.
329, 24.

fj,

(vn?,

?navr?oa)

of

Kvpiov fjp&v *lrjaov Xpiarov.

and

Christ

eoas, fj, (vn?pxoa)

vnap?is,

18.

Tob.

4, 7

poavvrjv.

NT.

Luc.

31,

vnapxos,

ov,

Julian.

or dative.
*Ek t&v

Epist.

(See

19,

also

rjros,

12, 5.

Gen.
aoi

nolei

ekerj

1, 1, 30.
POLYB.

enapxos.

70,

5,

r?,

Zos.

praetorio.

15,

fj, the

of

vnapxos.

Id'. 74,

NOVELL.

1.
70,

oav, r?,

(vnaros)

the consular

calendar.

Chron.

as

elevate,

THEOPH.

20,

16

399,

to throw
11.

310,

head,
T?v

The

it has

after

been
cha

TL?porjv ?ir?repcv

k. t. X.

2.

CODIN.

ij, ?v, consular.

DlOD.

virareia

TI,

rjs, ij, the wife

11.

143,

110

14,

Trjv

35

'Yiranms

viraros.

PORPH.

539,

incorrectly
rj, ov,

viraros,

of

written

military

highest,

1325.

Inscr.

one

with

virariKrjv
eirapx?as*

of

Polyb.

Cer.

The

viraros,

the Romans,

highest
the consul.

simply

1, 52, 5.

? viraros,

se.

the

orparrjy?s,

6, 11, 7. 6, 12, 1. Dion.

Plut.
I, 98 B, et alibi.

Polyb.

consul.

II, 821, 11.

viraros

r?v

67,

2.

^rparrjybs

commander

The

(?>iXoo?qbov,

prince

Roman

Hal.

of philoso

phers, a title given to distinguished scholars. Cedr.

II, 632, 19. Scyl. 688, 3, et alibi. Theoph. Bul
gar.

NAT.

40.

Epist.

to

(eXoeipi),

p. 35,

rHoav

virepay?XXopai

ROM.

Martyr.

adopt.

of, followed by ?pqbi. Soz.

b? ?irioKOiroi vir?p ?p(j)l rpiaKooioi

f?. Apocr.

eETTTaTrX?o-iovX?pirov

iirep?yav

espouse,

Ig

2.

2. Than,
Praefectus

office

raise,

5.

538,

15.

256,

consulship.

vir?nooa,

npair&pios.)
urbis.

II,

I, 1066 A.

Plut.

nat.

698, 12.

Cont.
To

Theoph.

populace.

vir?p, over, upwards

Prooem.
vVar?pia,

10.

DlOD.

(mediaeval Latin),

vire?ocifii

198 D.

HI,

Praefectus

vnap^ts.

property,

Sept.

Epict.

Basil.

9. 23.

'O Tijs TT?Xec?s vnapxos,

vnapx?rrjs,

POLYB. 2, 17, 11, |

vnapxovroav

8.

b, praefectus,

''YTrapxos r^s avkfjs,

16.

10, 8.

vn?pxoav)

(vn?pxoa,

the genitive

With

vn?araais,

2, 29.

Socr.

dare

to the

Substantively,
r?

to be consul.

(viraros)

rrjv KeqbaXrjv virarevoas,

aoarfjpi.)

property,

to the populace

2. Consulatum

*0

oav, r?,

vn?pxovra,

substance,

2 Esdr.

Sept.

vn?pxovra.
et alibi.

r&

LTore piv

392

Method.

vnfjvrrjae

vnav

?n?vrrjais,

thrown

I, 98 E, et alibi.

?pxrjv,

rov

'H 'Ynanavrfj

also

(See

compare

? npea?vrrjs

2vpecov

y?p

Febr.

Horol.

345,14.

money

Plut.

viranms,

(titul.).

the Meeting

in the temple (Luc. 2, 25 seq.), a church

of
feast corresponding to the Festum Purifications
3
Amphil.
Orat.
the Western
Church.
(titul.).

rfj, vn?vrrjais,

evoo,

Cut off.

vn?vrrjais.

348

METHOD.

vnanavrfj.

largess,

of consul,

office
C.

4040, 18.

3.

and Simeon

Theoph.

virar evo,

oph.

seq.

Sina?t. 430 C.

Anast.

I, 866

consulship.

virareia

vnanavrfj,

meeting,

Plut.

by the consul at his inauguration.

Id. 6, 2, p. 310, 16.

18.

328,

the

consulatus,

(viraros)

Consxdar

virar?a,

z=

V7ravr?7(ris, ecos, fj,

208

(2), 385.

Nicet.

fjs,

2.

to women.

applied

10, 26, 3.

Polyb.

vnavrevoa =

fjs, fj,

as

married,

?vfjp)

vnavr?voa =

'Ynanavrfj,

I,

Mar

Apocr.

rb ?pfjv.

consulate,

Inscr.

(vn?,

Sept. Num.

vnavrfj,

3.

13,

i),

In general, money thrown to the populace by any

person in power. Mal.
426, 21. Theoph.
385,
et alibi.

language,

2.)

ov,

vnavbpos,

Apost.

*A7ravres

'YTraKoveiv

in ecclesiastical

the responses,

as,

yirarela,

Epist.

vir?p rbv

(?y?XXopai),

to

Philipp,

in Hellad.

15

rjXiov.
rejoice

exceedingly.

Ig

5.

Philadelph.
(vir?p,

Act.

1, 17,
c?moi.

?yav),
1, 56

very

much,

'Yirep?yav

exceedingly.

?qb?Xipos.

Clem.

virnicoos
548

virepa<y<y?ko<s

ov, ?,

?VepoyyeXos,
oph.

Cont.

yia

(?yios)

Adm.

vircpai?vios,

a,

The

angel.

vneptpeipopai

feminine

The

super-holy.

virepa

epithets

adv.

Alex.

513 A.

(ai?vios)

virep?pofios,

ov,

of

Did.

super-eternal.

virepaiovios,

(apcopos)

Theoph.

34

15,

genitive,

1816

by

oov.

?Tr?p
4 Reg.

POLYB.

19,
6, 39,

adv.

of

Sept.

3.

22,

Reg.

as

over-Attic,

or

to dialect

style.

LuCIAN.

vircparnms.

to

(bwap?o),
4

cos,
Iren.

sanity.
vircpcKirepiaoos

over

prevail

Demon.

rj, (eKKpovois)
1, 16,

to

nians.

ov,

oi,

vircprjqbavevopai,

vircp?erims,

Dion.

Thrax

?v,

Ill,

Chal.

Kal peyakocjavrjs

rotyapovv

Sept.

17.

16,

Sap.

1, 45.
Ex.

Sept.

important.

disregard.

(vnepop?oa)

22.

18,

Num.

Sept.

exiled

(vnepopla)

ecclesiastic.

Theoph.

157,18.
beyond

iKKkrjala, A

church

the

limits.

out

ov, (ovala)

vnepovatos,

of

Const.

1,2

particular

'Ynep?pios
diocese,

bishop's
or

above

super-substantial,

or

2. Exceedingly

Sept.

against.

vnepoxfj,

beyond

vnepoyftts,

Clem.

super-abundantly.

a, ov, (aekfjvrj)
ov,

vnepavvrekims,

I Dion.

Iren.

1, 13,

2.

Ael.

the rulers

(?f-?pxo)

of

the Arme

201, 8.

vircprjqbav?o.

is,

vnepcfavta,

vnepoapla,

vnrjyopla,

(?enms)

superlative,

634, 26.

b,

title.

Novell.

as

Lev.

25,

5,

4.
HlPPOL.

pluperfect

Superlative,
864

CHAL.

Ti}s

vVep

1, 5, 4.

ANTEC

as, fj, (vnepcfavfjs)

127.
tense.

638, 24.
wonderful.

title.

avyKkfjrov.

20,

the

{avvrekims)

preternatural,

vnepcjaviararos,

preternaturalness,

supernatu

4699.

Inscr.

ov, b, (&pos)

the part

above

the shoulder.

Sept.

9, 2.
as,

fj, (vnayopevoa)

advice,

vnay?pevais.

PALLAD.

28 C.

Sept.

Nehem.

Vit.'Chrys.
vnfjmos, ov. Substantively.
peror's

in Bekker.

91, 20.

Adm.

super-lunar.

in Bekker.

Thrax

ralness.
overflow.

SEPT.

vnepopla.

vnepaekrjva?os,

in

complete

as

excellency,

=
fj,

vnepcfavfjs,
excusio,

fj,

fjs,

Porph.

rich.

et alibi.

9, 16, et alibi.
ij,

as, b,

cpvear?rrjs
adv.

Adm.

cvo?prjv,

vnepkapnp?

930 D.

champion.

Epist.

ov,

1 Reg.

Porph.

A.

385

Superlative

Theod.

(p?xopai)

eoas, fj,

vnep?pios,

N. A. 12, 41.
virepef-?pxovTcs,

METHOD.

over-splendid.

ov, weighty,

vnepoplas,

1, 20.

(?Kx?o),

ov,

vnep?paats,

3.

(irepioo?s),

Rom. Epist.

of vnepmaptos.

title.

Rom.

vnipoyms,

26.

rjp?s.

'Yirepebvv?fiooav

virep?KKpovois,

99.

Hippol.

supermundane.

nature.

273.
vircpyp?qbo(yp?qbo), towrite over a door. Theoph.
to
Ignat.
praise
virepbo&Co (bo??Co),
exceedingly.
1.
Polyc. (interpol.)

vircpcKxeo

Clem.

Cont.
2

Sept.

virep?xpovos,ov, (xp?vos) beyond time, before the existence

300 A.
of time. Did. Alex.

vircpbvvap?o

vnepKipaais.

outflanking,

aov.

vnippaxos,

rov.

(Kipaais)

CH vnepkapnpararos

av?evrla

25.

Lexiph.

vircparriKos,

64,

ov,

epithet

(vrrcpaoiriCo) protection.

ov, (*Attikos)

Luc?an.

Ps.

vnepkapnpos,

3.

vircp?rrims,

1,

22, 30.

?, protector.

o?,

Iren.

380 A.

vnepmapicas,

accusative,

the

vircpao?riorijs,
17,

or

rrjs 7r?Xecos toutes.

virepaoiriopos, o?, ?,
2 Reg. 22, 36.
Ps.

an

393, 22.
as with a shield.

'Eyco virepaairiCo

vir?p

'Yirepao?ri?

6, with

Did.

fj,

(mapos)

adv.

Cont.

to protect
or

accusative

Gen.

Sept.

ov,

Method.

Alex.

super-eternally.

super-immaculate,

virepaairiCo, ?oo, (?oiris)

the

desirous.

very

II, 423, 13.

raros, as a

applied to the Deipara.

With

Cedr.
vnepmaptos,

516 B.
virepaiov?os,

eoas,

vnepKipoaats,

of the Deipara.

19.

197,
ov,

to be

(?pelpopat),

13, 2, with the infinitive.

is one of the many

Porph.

an

than

15.

27,

a, ov,

UTrep?yios,

more

(ayyeXos)

in

grammar.

(b)

Cyrill.

Theoph.

subjects.
T? vnfjmov =

Alex.

(a) O? vnfjmoi, the em

14.

ol vnfjmoi

Epist.

101 A.

regarded

Proc

as one

body.

II, 313, 22.

549
virnpeaia

as,

virrjpeo?a,
mviov.

suite,

retinue,

ij, obsequium,

Inscr.

C.

4896,

Eus.

V.

o?oe

oyfrUiov,

C.

43,

4,

p.

Ill,
vnomloa, to heat gradually.

651,

CONST.

virrjp?rai.
=

virrjper?opai
3,

3, 20,

5.

8, 28,

10,

considered, oi
8,

ApOST.

2,

servant.

11.

57,

10.

Neocaes.

Apost.

Laod.

et alibi.

20,

or

nvi.

virioxveojiai

EPIPH.

viroyp?qbo.

pass,

part.

PhilON.

II,

viroycypapfi?vos,

rb virobc?s,

1,19

virob?KTrjs, ov, ?,

I, 389 D.

of taxes.
virob?xopiai,

collector

receiver,

when

he

Const.

Pass,

Apost.

56,11,

a church.

(or

she)

the subdeacon's

in

place

vnoKptrfjs,

ov, b, dissembler,

substitutio.

An

Antioch.

mark

APOST.

(interpol.)
one.

12.

Sept.

under-garment.

INSCR.

in gram

270,

Vis.

Matt.

Sept.

6.

I,

6.

3,

NT.

hypocrite.

PORPH.

Cer.

the

vat,

28,

the

eoas, fj, reputation,

character,

respect,

28.

23,

Job.

36,13.

19.

389,

vessel

under

ov,
-^-.

b,

ov, b,=
ov,

165

II,

(paC?s)

the

wine

laca,

Apost.

Can. 44.

name

THEOPH.

373
longish,

esti

esteem,

Const.

of

the

critical

C.

as

sucking,

Method.

CONT.

child,

8.

623,

vnop?a?tos,

B.
HlPPOL.

vn?paKpos.
to record.

(vn?pvrjpa)

60.

Sept.

1 Esdr.

5, 33, 5, in the middle.

Polyb.

ov, rb, dimin.

vnopvrjp?nov,

the

vnokoyos.

es, (pfjKos)

6, 22.

Cod. Afr.

(ktpvlams)

Epiph.

name,

good

vnokrjpyjns.

I, 6.

Const.

vnopvrjpanCoa,

(virobvo)

1.

15,

634, 25.

vnoKpiala.

vnokrjyfns.

vnor?T?ios.

Phoc.

Ex.

2,

diminutive,

Herm.

vn?Kpiats*

ov, b, (hrjv?s)

vnop?Cios,

vnopfjKrjs,
to any

ANTEC

15, 7, et alibi.

vnokoytos,
CONST.

successor

ov, ?, (viroboxn)

ov, ?,

vn?Kpiais,

2, 3, 2.

(536), 1201 B.
subdeacon.

zzz

eoas, fj, hypocrisy,

vnokrjyfns,

Apocr.

200. 225, 23.

virobvrrjs,

kiyerai.

in Bekker.

as, fj,

mation,
to be received.

(virobidmvos)

Const.

8, 11, 5, et alibi. Ignat.

Eus. 6, 43, p. 312, 12.
virobox?pios,

PTOCH.

(See also the preceding.)

(vnomplCopai)

Thrax

vnoKpiala,

vnokipvlams,

ov, ?, (bi?mvos)

virobi?mvos,

r?

'Enevbvrrjs,

the juice of the grape

press (or oil-press)
the
Sept.
Esai.
16, 10.
oil), npokfjviov.
(or

comes

2.

ov, to,

virobiamvimv,

473, 14.

to receive

3,16.

virobex?rjvai,

virob?xopai,

Act. Philipp.

SuiD.

vnompiaov

ov, b, under-maprjrfjs.

vnokfjvtov,

7.

out of the baptismal font ; said of the deacon or dea

coness.

fj, ?v,

Dion.

vnokrjpyfns

Basilic.

a person

to receive

vnompianms,

NT. Matt.

Clem.

submission.

susceptor,

(virob?xopai)

Athan.

ov, substitutus.

vnomaprjrfjs,

un

the

(Addend.) 1957, g.
dersigned.
or timid.
viroberjs,?s, (AEI?) somewhat fearful
Epist.

Sept.

Kal ?paKia,

Cer. 470, 8.

eoas, r), (vnoKa?larrjpi)

vnomraaraTOs,

mar.

B.

Inscr.

Rom.

to vnompiaa

shirt.

b Kal

-Nicet. 393, 24.

vnomraaraats,

sense.

I, 721

viro?oXevs, eos, ?, (viro?aXXo) prompter.

II, 813 E.
140, 20. Plut.
Perf.

to cover.

| TEC2, 15 init.

Also,
deacon, bi?mvos, in its technical
Const. Apost.
2, 28, 3. Nie.
I, 18.
riva,

64 (92).

under,

equivalent

(mplaiov)

Ip?nov,

2, 93.

Ba

sil. Ill, 327 D.

virioxv?opai

cav, r?,

ov, to,

vnompiaov,

1.

3, 11,

mortgages?

26, 12.

ia&rarov

Const.

up

shirts and breeches. Porph.

1.

13,

Leimon.

to wrap

(mkvnroa),

vnompiao?paKia,

2 ?^virrjperelo?ai.

ov, ?, church

virrjp?rrjs,

8,

2.

CONST.

virrjper?o.

1.

19,

ApOST.

vnomkvnroa

Ex.

to

relating

(vno?fjKrj)

154, 22.

Proc.

Patr.
129, 3.
2. Ministry,
church office, the clerical office. Neo
caes. 8. Basil.
Ill, 275 C.
church servants collectively

ov,

a,

vno?rjmpios,

5.

3. The

irrropvrjfiaToyp?cfroc

of

vn?pvrjpa.

PALLAD.

Vit.

Chrys. 30 A.

31.
vir?ocfia,

aros,

stand,

rb,

(virori?rjpi)

support.

that

Ex.

Sept.

which

25,

is put

38.

under,

Plut.

1011 D.
?tt?oV?tis,

1 Esdr.

ov,

2, 19.

b,

(vnopvrjpari?oa)

2 Esdr.

4, 15.

record.

Polyb.

Sept.

2, 40, 4,

et alibi.
in the

ecos, ij, matter,

1140 D.

II,

vnopvrjpariapos,

Porph.

Adm.

YOL. VII. NEW

sense

132.

SERIES.

of business.

Ephes.

vnopvrjparoyp?cfaos,

Sept.

?
70

ov,

1 Par. 18, 15.

b,

(vn?pvrjpa,

Esai. 36, 3.

yp?cfaoa)

recorder.

550
virorpo^rj

inrojJLvrjo'TUcos

virofivrjoriK?s,

r), ?v,

Sext. Adv. Logic.

ing.

Substantive,

memorial,

161 B.

211 D.

Epiph.

lad. Vit. Chrys. 13 A.

virov?irro (viirro), to wash the feet.
virovo?cvo
46,

to

(vo?cvo),

2.

219,

4. Person,

949 A.

Pachom.
to

?s

avrov.

?p?oa

Id. 359, 6.

to be an

viroiri?Co

to

or

to press

(iri?Co),

viroir?mo,

gently.

with

to

reference

penitents

of the third grade.

The penitents
Can.

9,

p.

o?

41

A.

Anc.

viroircirroKOTcs.

GREG.

III, 326. 327.

Basil.

ov, to,

viroirobiov,

NySS.

676 D.
other

the

(vTroiriirro)

Thaum.

Greg.

church.

Basil.
see

grades

Ps.

vrroorjpcioois,

HI,

11,

p. 41

326 B.

aKp?aois,

cos,

r), (orjficioois)

C.

irp?oKXavois,

(For

somewhat

ov, (o-ipas)
aros,

Prov.

t?,

Eus.

9.

fiat-nosed.
the

607,

12

V.

C.

Mal.
being

100,9.
tripped

up.

24,17.

'Yir?oiravos

Trjv ycvci?ba.

to

Cedr.

on

plunder

789 A.

aranoav.

as a

pillars,

SEPT.

building.

Clem.

secretly.

to recede,

said

of

CLEM.

vniaxviopai.

like

adv.

backsliders.

Petr.

Homil.

Rom.

3, 26,

fjs, fj,

submission,

(vnor?aaoa)

Apost.

eoas, fj,

submissive?

3.
a monk's

? vnoraKTims,

as
sc.

in

used

put after, in grammar.

ov, (rlr?rj, nr?iov)

vnop??tos. Sept. Hos.

grammar.
the

eyKktais,

in Bekker.
(vnor?aaoa)

or

disciple

1, 46.

Epist.

fj vnoraKTiKf),

Thrax

Apophth.

(vnor?aaoa) obedient,

4,11,

Nil.

subor

subjection,

2 Cor. 9, 13, et alibi.

Typic
30, p. 206.

NT.

36.

THEOPH.

subjects.

avr&.

*Epplcf>rjaav vnoray?brjv

attendant.

Rom.

reading.

(vnor?aaoa),

Anton.

vn?rat-is,

Did. Alex.

11.

Can.

dination.

Dion.
IGNAT.

Clem.

3,27.

(avpoa),

as a various

tively,

984 B.

existing.

position,

resting

2. Subjunctive,

under, as of water.

signature.

(?7roo7ceXi'?>)

2, 22.

Substantively,

Sept. Lev.

rfj be avpcjaoa

rpia,

ariypfj.

(avk?oa),

vnoaxiojiai

Const.

p. 644.
Station,

(orvXos)

vnoraKTims, fj, ?v,

Eust.

rpialv

vnoar?aei

npoaoa

vnoar?aeai.

1, 48, p. 58, 65.

vnorayfj,

ovoraois.)

ov, (orrav?s) rather deficient in beard.

uTT?cnravos,
I,

ov,

vnorlroios,

virooK?Xiopa,
Sept.

vnoarvkos,

574,

a word

327 A.

COOX. MARTYR.

cajole,

5.

3,14.
vW?o-ipos,

fjs, r), see

vnoray?brjv

in the early

of penitents
Can.*

a
viroppoi),rjs, r), (viropp?o) flowing
Cedr. II, 87, 8.
VTTOcraivcd(cratvco),

98,

down,

falling

viroirvpp?Co,?oo, (vir?rrvppos) to be reddish.

13, 24.

to

B.

MAL. 494, 5.

the third grade

denoting

120

H,

SEPT.

(ttous) footstool.

<*>?>
h>

6,

iv

substantially

statio,

vnoanypfj,

Alex.

(See also ?Tr?rnwis.)

viroirr?ov,?, (oirriov) suboptio.

v7r?Trrcocris,

Eus.

in theology,

23,18.

vnoavpopai

Thaum.

Greg.

o? viroirco?vres.

eva

T?} pev

Sext.

to,

aros,

vnoavk?oa

O? ?7ro7re7rrcoKOTes, or O? viroircoovrcs,

0eov

fj, ov, subsisting,

Homil.

O? viroiriirrovrcs,

used

Ill, 363 E seq. Did. Alex.

Ephes. 957 A.

915, 5.

Diod.

1,11.12.

Ant.

I, 80 D.

Jer.

Metaphori

(in?dit.) 1.

Ignat.

used

down,

fall

squeeze

Martyr.

of the third grade in the early church. Greg.

Thaum. Can. 8, p. 40 D. Anc. 4. 5. 6. 23. Nie.

46

Basil.

vn?arrjpa,

cally, to annoy.

vla h.

Alex.

Inscr.

under-waiborpi?rjs.

1065

Epiph.
vn-ooraT?s,

255. 265.

as

hypostasis,

I, 736

ATHAN.

Mal.

seduce.

avrbv

'Yirovo?cvoaoa

ijoo,

viroiraiboTpi?eo,

Ill,

Pal

II, 158 A.

1, 12.

Deut.

Sept.

2. Station, garrison.
Sept. 1 Reg. 13, 23. 14, 4.
3. Substance, property.
Sept. Job. 22, 20. An
tec 1, 6, 3.
7TOV. ROMAN.

with,

tamper

to bribe, corrupt.

Also,

Basil.

KoppoviTc?piov.

283 B.

com

commonitorium,

eoas, fj, burden.

vnoaraais,

202, p. 496.

rb viropvrjoriK?v,

mentarium,

remind

commonitorius,

(vir?fivrjois)

Substan
mood.

subjunctive

638, 7.
the

coming

Apollon.
sucking,

after,

the

being

Conj. 479, 7.
as a child,

vn?pa(os,

14 init.

vnoTopevs, ioas, b, (vnoripvoa) a kind

2 Reg. 12, 31.

of axe.

SEPT.

vnorpocfafj,fjs, fj, (rpocfafj)nourishment, support of life.

Max. Tyr. 27, 5. 28, 3. Ptoch.
2,136.

551
<j>a?a

virovk?a

as,

vnovkla,

ov, b, minister,

vnovpy?s,
I,

1 T& vnovpy&

Ignat.

II, 977 E.

small

ois

(interpol.)
Plut.

hoop-net.

13, 17. Opp. Hal. 3, 81.

f) an?xn, or r? ?V?xi, in the same

Greek,

vnoyfr?kkoa

(cfa?kkoa),

sing

Apost.

Const.

Scripture.

the conclusion

oil into a

a verse

5.

2, 57,

of

(Compare

vnoyfrfjcfaios,

for

orders,

holy

for

improperly

vnoyfrfjcfaios.

vyfr?oa,

to

S OCR.

5, 5.

Mal.

224,

elevate.

vam, as, fj, the pith of the walnut wood.

A?t.

Kal

&s

?novevorjpivos

aros,

r? oyfr?piov,

"Yam,

b, the Roman

Kal ?vXov

ev

o? anrerai

Polyb.

pilum.

7, 91.
nvp.

reading.

r?,

Eus.

wo-awros.

12, 22.
t?

Greek,

Barn.

8,

as

to

6, 1.

14, 8.

vyfros,

high

avrbv

uiffos

said

of

the

sacred

Cont.

on

up,

eis robs

Am

elements.

Eukhol.

439,14.

^ItKj

hyssop,

Ps. 50, 7.
vWowrov,

3, 30.

Diosc

savory,

vyffoois

the

SEPT.

Satureja

Ps.

Sept.

rov

fcooTroto?

The

elevation

rov

o?fiaros
of

6 praise.

149,

the

Kvpiov

vivifying

of theHost of theWestern
200 A.
Curop. 95, 19.
rov

*H u^cocris
elevation

[Modern
of

Sept.

13, 4. NT. Rom. 8, 39 height.

Plut.
Iren. 1, 1, 1.
II, 149 A.

ecos, ij, elevation.

*H

phil.
to vaacanov.

10, 8.

exaltation.

elevation,

(vyjr?o)

Elevation

various

2, 17, p. 70, 9.

ov, b, Hebrew

vaaoanos,

Sept.

rjp?v
of

body

our Lord Jesus Christ, a ceremony performed in the

inner sanctuary. Not to be confounded with the

et

40,12,

1,

rb,

'Irjo-ov Xpiorov,

alibi.
ov,

Sept. Ex.

'Avayay?ires

Theoph.

2 Cor. 10, 5.
?^cocris,

vWowrov,

Ex.

176 B.

Judith.

15

koa pov,

vnor??as

ov,

624,

c?crco, to elevate,

vyjtopa,

elated,

vaa?s,

Homer.

rov k/ovos.

phil.

vnoyfrrjcjaos?

rbv

SuiD.

Leg.

(See also vtyoois.)

vn?yfrrjcjaos, ov, b, (yf*fj(f>os)

'Ynnoa?els

?qbalpc
108.

Homer.

Adverbially,

CHRON.

?aopovs

Soz. 2, 20.

vnrt?oa,

deduction,

Leg.

5.

16,

high.

u^?co,
b, candidate

subtraction,

vyjnjX?s,ij, ?v, strong, mighty.

vnamvoa.)
ov,

Ps. 33, 10.

to irpoo?iJKrj.

vyfros, cos, rb, height.

of

Sept.

ov, (v^rjX?s,mpb?a) proud in heart.

vyjrrjXoK?pbios,
Prov.

to

want.

short,

coming

vqbe?Xoo(vqbeiXov), to subtract, deduct.

? 108.

sense.]

vnoxvrfjp, fjpos, b, (vWoxeV) vessel for pouring

lamp. Sept. Jer. 52, 19.

(vorcp?o)

(vqbelXov)

; opposed

the dative.

9,8.

19, 19.

ov, o,

vqbeiXp?s,

4.

N. A.

Ael.

[Modern

Philadelph.
a

scoop-net,

(vnixa)

in an

encourager,

to,

or without

With

Eccl.

Jud. 18,10.

61.

Hippol.

exhorter,

(vnocfaoavioa)

napaKkfjroap.
rjs,

vnoxfj,

bald.

9, 21.
aros,

vor?prjpa,
rather

be wanting.

Nehem.

Jos.

Sept.

?ep?noav.

2. To

10.

797,

I,

Moavafj.

vnocfaoavrjrfjs, ov, b,
army,

lieutenant,

ov, (cfaakaKpos)

vnocja?kaKpos,

Cedr.

dissimulation.

r), (vnovkos)

bota

of

by Saint Helena,

Sept. Num.
varepioa, to be kept back, to be prevented.
9, 7. 13, in both places with the infinitive. |

Great.
rol.

of

the

or

simply

church

feast,
of

discovery

the mother
705.

Chron.
Sept.

the Cross,

in commemoration

nists.]

oravpov,

Porph.

Church.

Am

*H vyfroois,

The

or rather

fast,

true

cross

the

of Constantine
Cer.

190,7.

the
Ho

14.

$.

qba?a,

aros,

Vulgaris,

ognost.

rb,

fab

Kvapos.

a,
Vit.

horse-bean,
Sab.

Can. YAA (434).

garden-bean,
283

A.

Hes.

2. F ab a, a thick soup of horse-beans without the

Faba
The

skins,
506

ervos.
*Ervovs,

Lyd.

109,

5.

Schol.

? vvv cjaa?a oi Ibi&rai

Arist.

Kal oi ?ypoimi.

Ran.

552

fya?pucrjaios

Porph.

Cer.

3.

498,

cjaa?ptKlaios

fj,

also

(See

17

233,

O?

t&v

place

21. 22. 23.

or

cfaa?pim

are

arms

where

for

85, 1. 3.
cjaa?piKf)aioi.

sense of the term),

Mal.

manufactured.

cfaa?pims,

Sisoes 52.

accented

307,

cfaa?pims,

283 C.

Sab.

(?aay?oa
($ATQ), to eat, ia?loa. EPIPH. I, 649 B.
ov, (cjaaibp?s,

cfaatbpoelpoav,

in joyous

e?pa)

cfaaik?vrjs

cfaaivokrjs?

<?atX?viov, ov, rb,

(cfaaik?vrjs)

AGATH.

(?>aivokrjs,

ov,

r), fenestra,
b,

T?v

eWev.

to

rovrov

seems

(fa?Kekos

SlMOC

good,

n,

cfaaik&vrjs,

B.

Lyd.

cfaaKe?kiov

at

the

granted

Hal.

one

agitator,

the Circensian

games,

of

the

qbaicro

PORPH. Cer.

the golden bull by which

title*

of

qbaKTiov?pios.

the

Porph.

10. 12 Trjv XPV("iv?ovXXav, fjyovv rbv qba

Cer. 328,

to

I, B,

is

2, 5

cja?bvov Kal pav?as

avrov.

appearance,

appar

simply

p. 931. 932.

boKe?.

Inscr.

4896,

Aebpe?'

k. r. X.

cfaaKe&kiov,
rfjs

it

turban,

cjaaKeo?kls.

Kecjaakfjs cfa?pepa,

cfaaKiokiov,

PHOT.
o Kai

Lex.

cfaaKiokiov

cfaaKiokiov.

as a various
1, 2

APOCR.

Nicod.

reading.

for ^aKewXiov. NlCET.

(faaKe&kiv

689, 25.

Euangel.

I, A,

urn.

fact

772

Chal.

C.

Basilic.

2,

3,11.
qbaKTov?prjs

keyerai.
=

o, factionarius,

charioteers

<?)?KTov, ov, rb,

(faekbvrjs,

52.

3,

?nb

ov, 6, the Oriental

cja?xekkos,

$?Kekkos,

273

it appears,

cjaovevaovaiv

Gnost.

cfaaKtokiv, cfaaKe?kiov,
SuiD.

4,

Euangel.
on

(?aalverai
iva

e?v cfaalvrjTat, avvr??ai,

or

PORPH.

Dion.

qb?KcXos.

fagot,

qbaKriov,ovos, ?, factio,

or

zz:
<f>aKTov?prjs, rj, o,
qbaKTiov?pios.

634, 22.
=
qbaXay?. EUST. 140, 9.
<?aX?yyiov,ou, rb,
qb?Xay?,

THEOPH.

799.

Cont.

Nicod.

cfaaivbpevov, In

ently. Ptolem.
2. It

13.

ATHEN.

impersonal,

Apocr.

oi 'lov8a?ot

Kara

the Greek

439, 9.

cfaalvopai),

(cjaalvoa,

?v?poanov

vp&v,

cfaaik?vrjs,

nek&viov.

Menand.

??kovaiv

13.

377,

MAL. 395, 22.

v?prjs, qbaKTOv?prjs.
311, 14. 327, 12. 330, 11 seq.

Chrys. XII,

Plut,

?vpis.

paenula,

cfaek&vrjs, nev?kiov,

evident,

bundle,

ov,

emperor

2 Tim.

qb?KcXos. THEOPH.

Kriova.

as,

126,18.

chasuble,

^aivo'Xijs. NT.

(?aaiviarpa,

<faalverai

4,

casula,

19.

457,

as, i), (f?cula)

torch-dance, & dance in which
(ftaKXap?a,
the performers held lighted torches in their hands.
Porph.
Cer, 349, 13.
(Compare <f>?KXa,in the

qbaKTiov?pios,

13.

sacerdotal robe.

presbyter's distinctive
777 C (spurious).
=
cfaaik&vrjs
280, 12.

2 Tim.

o,

ov,

qbaKioXos,

principal
NT.

Mal.

Appendix.)

attire.

310.
zzz

==

cKjiayelov. Lyd.

towel, napkin,

qbaKi?Xiov.
ou,to,

14.

22,

ctyis. LYD. 145.

qbaKi?Xrjs,?, (facies)
145.

QaKi?Xiov,

C?ROP.

<j)aKi?Xiov.

IV, 2028, 6.

cpa?ptKa.

Vit.

I, A,

Euangel.

Cer. 500, 13.

(faaylvfor cfaaytov. PtOCH. 2, 286.

cfaaytov,ov, to, (cfaaye?v)dish, a particular kind of cooked
food. Apophth.

?bos, ij, z=

(?>aKi?Xivfor

343, 3, incorrectly
cfaa?pim,

zzz

cfaa?pUoav,

Nicod.

Apocr.

c/>oki?Xiov.

rj, faci?s,
| qbaK?rjs,

arms,

of

NOVELL.

Cer. 402, 3.
Porph.
2. Armory (in the American

qbaKcoX?s,

the manufacture

fabrica,

bnkonoila. ATHAN. I, 354 B.

Lyd.

3.

85,

qbaKc?Xiov
1,3.

cfaavpiK?aios.)

NOVELL.

(?aa?piKrjaios.

ims,

<f>a?pi%,

b t&v onkoav brjptovpy?s*

ov, r), fabricensis,

oba?piKfjaios,

<?>a\fc?8(,ov

ayyos,

or

ij, palanga

469, 20.
roller,

phalanga,

used

in drawing vessels on shore, or in launching them,

qbaX?yyiov. BEKKER. 115, 20 $?Xayyas KcoX?oucri
[o?
'ArriKioTat]

X?yeiv

r? ??Xa

e^' ?v r? irXola vcoXkcItoi.

qbaX?Kpopa,aros, rb, (qbaXaKp?s)bald head, a head with

out hair. Sept. Lev. 13, 42.
bald-headed
Metonymically,
Cicer. Attic. 14, 2.
qbdX?vTopa,

aros,

rb,

person,

?vaqboX?vrofia.

Sept.

bald-head.

Lev.

13,

43.

qbaXapis,?bos,ij,Barnaby's
Diosc.
3,159.
qbaXK?biov,ov, rb,
Leo. 5, 5.

(falx)

thistle, Centaurea Solstitialis.

falcula,

pruning-knife.

553

(fraXfccov

qbdXK?ov, ov, rb, falx,

qb?XKov, ovos,
et?os

a weapon.

scythe,

?, falco,

6, 27.

Leo.

qbdXK?viov.

cfaavep?oa, with
....

$?XKcov

SuiD.

iavrbv

ov, rb,=

Adm.

PORPH.

qb?XKov.

155,

VlT. STEPH.
qb?Xoevpa,aros, rb, (qbaXoevo)falsification.
to the
479 T?)s eKKXrjo?as
qbaXoevfiara,Things foreign
church.

qbdXocvrrjs,o?, ?, falsarius,
II, 1061 D.

forger,

qb?Xoos,ov, falsus,
=
</>aXcr?co, cocra,
=
(?>afieXia

19.

497,

qbafiiXios,

yeve?.

Inscr.

2511.

Basilic.

44,15,

garment.

Et.

qbipiv?Xia.

Leg.
M.

one'sfamily.
112.

HOMER.
1

98,

ov,

rb,

libellus,

Kara nvos.

libel,

lampoons,

JUR.

GLOSS.

$?povoov

X?yerai to ypaqb?v. COMN. 13, p. 377 (Paris).

Chil. 13, 487.
ov, rb, lantern,
certus,

?, ?v,
EPIPH.
3,

13,

38

CHAL.

Cer.
as

some,

'Ev r)p.?pa nvl

195,

ir?Xepov,

1, 4, p.

rovTO iroielv.

p.

Porph.

certain,

1,1058

19,

rbv

qbav?s.

40
zz

AiTo?vres
?irl

$avepovs
1645

A.

qbavepa
r??as

TzETZ.

applied
<$>avepq
eVi

display,

NT. Act.

tcov

crovs.
mra

xpw?ov.

bopvqb?pov

o,

irepl

Avo yap
biavi

cfaavra?opevoi
avrois.

PALLAD.

e?vai ?eos.
Diod.

pomp.

12,

83,

25, 23.
to delude.

(cfaavraala)

ov,

1073 B

ovai

Kara to bomvv

<?avra?opevos

(cfaavraai?Coa)

EPIPH.

I, 55 A.
Cedr.

impostor.

I,

es,

(cfaavraala,

HlP

imaginative.

EIAO)

9.
adv.
mr?

of

in

cfaavraai&brjs,

rb cfaaiv?pevov.

THEOPH.

cfaaplov, ?nnos.

v, Gothic

c?a,

2, 32,

ap

4.

???*)?), horse, steed,

CONT.

480.

braids,

Anglo-Saxon

7rXarvs.

broad,

appearance,

IREN.

99 C. D.
cfa?p,rb, far. Aret.
cfa?pas,a, b, Hebrew W~\Q, Arabic

Mauric

brad,
1,

2.

Leo.

4.
zzz

to,

ov,

cfaaplov,
Cont.

480.

cfaappaKia,

as,

LEO.

cfa?pas?

fj, enchantment,

136.

18,

cfaappaKela.

THEOPH.

Sept.

Ex.

7,

22.
as,

fj,

(cfa?ppamv,

kvoa)

an

anti-charmer,

epithet given to Saint Anastasia, who was endowed

with the miraculous gift of neutralizing the effects of
charms,

potions,

Dec.

and

cjaaafjkiov,

other

ov, to, =

cfaaalovkos

cfa?arjkos.

cfa?amkos

zzz

cpaalokos.
cja?aKoakos.

cfa?aKrjs, oi, fasces,

EPIPH.

EPIPH.

I,

Diosc

ov, b, phaseolus.
zzz

agents.

Sept.

n?axa*

zzz
cfa?arjkts, eos,
cfa?arrjkos.
cfaaalokos,

diabolical

Ho

22.

cfaaaU, rb, indeclinable,

to num
rov

qbavcpols

iroo?rrjri

4.

bia

m?apo?s

30, 22.

rol.
472,

....

Tit.

iv ro?s

fj, parade,

cfaappamkvrpia,
famosus

Xrjpijpara

eyypaqba

Soz.

<pa

9Ava?vpibas,

?paKia.

qb?povoov,

??o?ai

I,

ovra

r?

cfaavraaiaarfjs,

English

Cedr.

to see men

imagination,
Tovrov

23 E

cfaavraai?Coa, ?aoa,

5,

ov, rj, zz: qbap?Xia.

=

as

ordinary,

22.

qbapiXiK?s (qbap?Xia),adv. with

782, 10.

ber.

as,

cjaapbvs,
is,

in
27

5,

HlPPOL.

cfaavraa?ivres.

Chrys.

cfaavraala,

icfaavepoaaev

manifestation.

imagine, fancy.

ravrais

povai

p.

cfavaeoav Kp?aiv

parently,

qbajieXia,

Chron.

familiar
<?>apCXiapiK?s, i), ?v,

SOCR.

oppaai

Vit.

to see

1, 2,

cfaavraaioab&s,

17.

720, 15.
se. gladiatoria.

9, 22.

2. Familia,

qbavep?s,

EUS.

POL.

3677.

qbav?piov,

tally.

cfaavraat&brjs,

416,

family,

II,

1020 A.

Ill,

THEOPH.

THEOPH.

ij, familia,

y^cvboX?yos.NlC.

Const.

forged.

qbaXoevo.

qbafiiXia.
as,

fiivaXia,

I, 48 A.

p. 537, 60.

ov, (qb?Xoos,prjfia)=
qbaXaopprjpov,
1061 E.

qbapivaXia

(cfaavep?oa)

(cfaavr??oa),

ivavrloav

ov, ?, (qb?Xoos,yp?qbo) zz: qbdXocvrrjs.NlC.

qbaXooyp?qbos,
II, 1184 E.

qbapiXios,

fj,

volas

5 Tore

BARN.

infinitive.
etvai.

Athan.

2. To

et alibi.

Lyd.

cfaavra?opai

Nie.

falsifier.

tofalsify,
to alter felo
falso,
qbaXoevo,evoa, (falsus)
a
as
644 E.
Const,
ni,
document, qbdXo?o.
niously,
ml aZrrjij?i?Xos. NlC. H, 877 B,
645 D 'EqbaXoev?rj

qbafiiXia,

eoas,

266, 35.

3.

the

vibv ?eov

cfaavipoaais,

i?pams.

qbaXK?viov,

^acr/er??

BoiSS.
Thom.

ai pa?boi.

Ill,

2 Par.

I,
649
2,

645 A.
B.
130.

416.

M.
PLUT.

I,

103 D.

35,

1.

Kia 554

(fta

as,

cfaaaKia,

fj, fascia,

749, 40.

Schol.

cjaaaKi?oa, oaaa,
Parabil.

2,

cfaaaKi&aas

ov,

pasceolus,

Ammon.

Agath.

(?a?aKoakos, ov,

396.

Hes.

& r?

zz

(?aaa?kiv

....

Hes.

<f)?s rjp?pas,

etc.

<i?iXer.
b? to

cp?aKoakos

p.

PTOCH.

347

2,

$ao-?Xiv

ov,

cfaaaovkiov,

to,

the

phaselus,

Modern

Greek,

r? cjaaaovki

kidney

ov,

et alibi.

rb,

torch.

f?cula,

Theoph.

Cont.

tive

Porph.

Cer.

254.

172,19.

349,

15,

cfaarpla, as, fj, faction,

Adm.

92,

Chal.

conspiracy.

?aoa, (cfaarpla)to conspire.

cfaarpi?Coa,

S?lD.
Hes.

robe,

ov,

?,

qb?po.

SCHOL. ARIST.

10.

ferentarius,

I, 296,

cfaavais,eoas,fj, (qa?oa,$AY?) illumination,

i
Judith. 13,13.
Gen. 1,14.

light.

or

$?pe

X?yeiv,

example.
572 B.

Clem.

Paj38ia

Kai r?

evbov

t?v

cfaeyy?oav A',

pera

mvpa&poav

Kal avev

surmounted

589, 18.

by

crescent.

Porph.

aKpo?dXi

Sept. Ex.

cfaey

Cer.

ewre?v, For

$?pe

instance,

1, 3.

Did.

22,

For

Alex.

(?>rjTiaXcis. DlON.

(?)iri?Xcis,

Hal.

?X?elv

Eukhol.
to make

notice,

give

to

&rjpioavros
avrov.

Peripl.

Pass.

Mar.

tc

to

known,

fiaKpbv Tetaos

(?>rjp?Copai, to be

Euxin.

*Axpi

rrjobe

signify.

KaraXa?elv
reported.
rrjs x^>pas

(?>rjpiCcrai.

Impersonal,

?rcXcvrrjoev

Cer. 640, 8

A.

294,17.

717

THEOPH.

2. Staff or wand with a crescent attached to it, or

perhaps

to

ChRON.

Arrian.

for cfae?povapios.Mal.
187, 1.
(jae?povapis
crescent. Porph.
cfaeyylov,ov, rb, (cfacyyos2)

endow.

Rom. Homil.

ai qbrjpai, cheers.

?oo,

jqbrjpiCo,

Sept.

Plut.
I, 72 A.
II,
cfae?povapios,ov, 6, februarius.
272 C, et alibi. Dion Cass. 1283, 94. Athen,

3,53.

skirmisher,

Lyd.

(?>rjprj,plural

for cjaa?piKlaios. Cedr.

16.

65,

I, 389, 7.

422.

cfaavpiK?atos,incorrectly

Chron.

EuKHOL.

(jbeTi?Xeis, o?, fetiales,

?pxrjs.

Ran.

Q?yyos,

16.

18.

CHAL. Can. 18.

(?aavko?ios,ov, (cfaavkos,?los) dissolute.

Curop.

qba?Xoviov.

158, 30.
?oo, ((pcpvij) to portion,
(?>cpv?Co,

11.

Can.

rtjtbe?mpiooos?

ov, 6, =z qbibomfiiooos.

qbaiX?viov.

qbcpevr?pios,

ov, b, (cfaarpla,?pxoa) chief conspirator. Da

(?aaTpi?pxrjs,
masc I, 622 E, with a play upon the word 7rarpi

yloav

===

orijs.

Porph.

rj, b, Phatemes.

Cyne

Hes.

9, 2.

oeXrjvrj.Mauric.

zz:

rb,

sacerdotal

qbeX?viov

(See also

in the Appendix.)
cfa?Kka,
Qareprjs,

6, p. 508 C.

2. Casula, chasuble, the Greek

presbyter's distinc

of botanists.]

lus and the Dolichus

(?aarkiov,

[In

the Phaseo

represents

1, 9.

Symp.

=
2 Tim. 4, 13. Amphil.
(peX?vrjs
(?iaiv?Xrjs.NT.
214 A (spurious).
=
qb?X?vrjs
(?miv?Xrjs.NT. 2 Tim. 4, 13. Porph. Cer.
19.
246,

e?ocja??k

bean, cjaaa?kiv,cfa?arjkos.PORPH. Cer. 463, 18.

moonlight, qb?socXij

Xen.

(?)?yyos ocXijvrjs.

(frcbelmpiorov,
qbeibompioos,

cfaaaovktv.

H.

27 (tabul.).

eis

piya,

Rep.

2. The moon,

?v

cfa?amkos,

N.

(Spuria), 43 C.

458.

Plat.

Plin.

ocXrjv?rrjs.

Particularly

Ran.

get. 5, 4.

ip?akkerai.

for

Arist.

vrjs.

ptarov, perhaps the Dolichus Melanophthalmus.

cfaaaovktv

Chrys. VIII

qbeyyos, cos, rb, light.

leathern

bag,

Herodian.

$aaK&kiov

Iparta

leather

255.

avr&v

gypsum,

crystallized

36, 46.

?n?areikev.

clothes-bag,

Ael.

nite,

Kecja?k?s

transparent sele

fayy?rrjs, ov, ?, (qbcyyos) phengites,

DlOSC

bandages.

ana?apioav

b, pasceolus,

Ammon.

kams.

bi? r&v

46.

588,

5 Tas

613,

b,

(faaaK&kiov,

purse.

Theoph.

r& ?aaikel

M.

Plut. 586.

to tie Up with

(cjaaaK?a)
67.

Et.

raivla.

band,

Arist.

<\>6av(?

?qbrjpio?rj,
363,

it was

or rumored.

reported

cv KovoravnvoviroXci

'Eqirjuioorj

on

? ?aoiXevs*

qbrjn?Xcis zz: qben?Xcis* PLUT.

I,

137 B

<j)rjTidXc1s.

SuiD.

Dion Cass. 606, 31.

qbrjn?Xios,fetialis.
= ?b?avo. Leo. 12, 41. Porph. Adm.
qbo?Co
244,14.
qb??vo,

to reach,

come,

arrive

at.

Sept.

2 Esdr.

3,

"Eqb?aocv? pijv ? e?bofios. DlON. HAL. IH, 2241, 11

555
<?>6ap/jLa(ffikoTifieo/Jia?

8' avr?v.

"Ecfa?aaav
yfjs

repp?rcav

cja??aas.

Lev.

75

that which

(cfa?elpoa)

Sept.

ruption.

t&v

8 *Axpi

80,

'Ev yfjpa

rfjs

fia?e?

22,

is

cor

corrupted;

25.

rjaa,

cfa?oyyica,

shout.
(fa?ovos,

((?)?oyyfj)

ov,

b,

exclaim,

Q?ovov

envy.

ex? =

?, ?v,

(cfaoop?,

cfai?krj,

Gnost.
fj,

Theoph.

for

Cont.

141,

18,

Vit.

desert-loving.

cprjpos)

'ETTi?etKv?vai

qb?Xepiorovoi,

of strife.
are

They

Eus.

4, 22, p.
or

destruction

II, 911 A.

Plut.

water.

qbiXcx?p?o (qbiXcx?pos), to excite enmity.

Eu

Iren.

1,

eager

to

Pto

Theoph.

5.

563,

Prov.

Sept.

3,30.

PMlemation,
QiXrjp?nvfor &?Xrjp?nov,ov, ij, (qbiXrjfia)
name.

506.

Inscr.

With
qbiXi?Co(qb?Xios), to become a friend.
Sept. 2 Par. 19, 2. 1 Esdr. 3, 21.

922.

p.

reservoir

(qbiXos,

29.

woman's

causing

noiioa)

ruin, ruinous, destructive.

rjs,

cheer,

ClEM.

cfa?ovovpai.

(fa?opip?ios,atov, (cfa?opipos) corruption.

Id. 4, 28.
183,10.

lem.

out,

cry

1, 4.

Rom. Epist.

cjaooponoios,

to

Cer. 38, 18, et alibi.

Porph.

thym.

prove.

as, fj, (<j>?etp)the tree-louse. Eukhol.

p. 498.
cja?e?pa,
laoa, (<f>?elp)to louse. Sept. Jer. 50 (43), 12.
cfa?eipl?oa,
to

ov,

(?>iX?prjpos,

qb?Xepior?o (qbiXcpiorijs), to befond

eoas rov vaov.

6 $??aas

rb,

II,

THEOPH.

ecfaoaxev.

174,

cfa?appa, aros,

PHILON.

??rjv,

qbiXioojiai,

to become

14, 6 QiXio?ds nvi.

p. 327.

Rom.

Clem.

friends.

I, 45 C.

Epiph.

the dative.

Homil.

Socr.

6, 11,

to be qb?XoCoos.Polyb.
11, 2,11, et alibi.
<?)iXoCo?o,
love
as, ij, (qb?XoCoos)
(?>iXoCota,
of life. POLYB. 15, 10,
5. Diod. 2,50, p. 163,86.
qbiXo?eta,as, r), (qb?Xo?eos)love of God. ChAL. 1644 D.
Clem.
qb?Xom?ebp?o(m??bpa), to love the chief place.

12.

ra?klov 1. PORPH. Cer.

cfai?kiov,ov, to, (filum) =
Rom.
Homil.
p. 12, 8.
528, 16. 721, 7.
=
as, ij, love of the chief place. Pallad.
33, 7. Porph. Cer. 218,24.
<})iXoKa?ebpia,
cpi?ka
cfal?ovka. Mal.
a kind of robe, cfai?kar&piov. Vit. Chrys. 87 F.
(fai?karovpa,as,fj, (fibula)
as a chamber,
Porph. Adm. 251, 11.
rjoa, to sweep,
qj?XoKaX?o,
oalpo,
oap?o.
cfai?kar&piov,

ov, rb, =

to pierce,

oaaa, (fibula)
cfai?kooa,
2. 165,2.

cfal?ovka,

xpv^f)

Cer. 208, 24.

irep?vrj ki?oKok

ov,

fideicommissum,

r?,

<?>eiboK?piaaos,

cjaibompiaaos,

in

legacy
cfaebeimpiarov.

An

cjaibompiaaos,
cjaibovKi?pios,

ov,

b,

cfaibetmpiaaov.
Antec

fiduciarius.

1, 1, 35.

BASILIC

17,

cfaikavayvoaareoa

Diod.

(?)iXoircv?rjs.

METHOD.

Sept.

19.
(cfaikavayv&arrjs),

1, 3, p. 7, 52.

to

be fond

of

reading.

Id. 2, 54, p. 167, 38.

Polyb.
cfaikekev?epos,ov, (ikev?epos) freedom-loving.
DiOD.
9
r?
2, 1, p. 113, 33.
cfaikekev?epov.
2, 55,

32

A,

Sab.

as

reading.

Pallad.

(fiiXoirporcia,as, rj, (qjiXoirporevo) love of being thefirst.

Zos. 236.

NT.

3 Joan.

Frag.

of being first.

9.

tftiX?irporos, ov, (irp?Tos) fond

1,19.

ov, (cfaikos, ?p?prrjpa) sin-loving.

(faikapaprfjpoav,
Prov.

ov, zz:

oJiX?rreuoros,

Vit.

of monks.

qbiXoTTporevo(qb?X?irpoTos),to be fond

TEC 1, 14, 1.

Theoph.

359,17.

qbtXoirpo?aros, ov, (irpo?arov) sheep-loving.

Vit. Chrys. 19 E.

Antec

cfaibe?KOptaaov,

489, 19.

6. Mal.

ov, (povax?s) fond

<?>iXofi?vaxos,
299 B.

various

a, ov, fideicommissarius.

cjaibe?Koptaa?pios,

1,14, 1.

cfal?ka,

Ill,

169, 10. j

krjros. Lyd.

trust,

brooch,

fj, fibula,

Mal.

transfix.

tofasten with a cfal?ka. Porph.

cfat?k&voa,

Ammonas

Apophth.

SuiD.

cfai?karovpa.

of being first.

(fiiX?oapKos,ov, (crape;) given to fleshly

Pallad.
Vit. Chrys. 19 C.
<?>iXor?xvos,

adv.

14, p. 18, 65.

I <?)iXoTip?opai,

Polyb.

115.

Gram.

of

lusts, carnal.

c/>iX?Teyvos," ingeniously.

Diod.

1,

Id. 1, 52.

rjo?prjv,

to bestow

upon.

INSCR.

115

Ucqbi

556 (J>O?Bepa
<j>iXoTifMia

els

kor?prjrai
1

Prooem.

rfjv

cpikonprjoelaais,

JZcfaikoripfjcraro

126.

Joseph.

265

Kevrrjv?pia

bvo xpv

Inscr.

presents.

eis rov bfjpov.

HI,
(?aikonpos,liberal, prodigal.
r?
cfaik?ripov,liberality,
Substantively,
Socr.
(faikovkos,

matter-loving.

cfa?k?xpiaros,ov, (Xpiaros) Christ-loving;

7.

Catech.
for

Hier.

Cyrill.

fj, Philyto,

fe mina

lia,

name.

a woman's

(See also Introduction,

cav, r?,

cfaipiv?kia,

? 60, 6.)

cjaapiv?kia,

?pa

?va?vplbes,

a, ov, fi

ov,

cfalams,

b,

fis

S C a 1 i S,

I, 297,10.
2. Fi s eu s,
Eus.
Bao-iXiK?

anvpls,

cfaka?ikkiov,

rb,

Athen.

14, 57.

cfakayekXtov,

I,

13, et

1245,

67 F.

flabellum,

68 A.

cfaka?ikkiov,

ATHEN.

ov, r?, f 1 a g e 11U m,

SKvraXat

Hes.

ivos, b, flamen,

14,

II,

pmlbiov.

57.

cjapayyekkiov,
....

cfakayikkta,

cjakapevrrjs.

PLUT.

ov, b,

cfak?pev.

f 1am m u 1a.
cfak?ppovka,fj,

Bell.

Diosc

Civil.

I,

of

772,

Leo.

c^X?ppouXov.

MAURIC.

qbX?fifiovXov.

9.

2,

THEOPH.

cfapayy?kiov,
k&poi.
I,

64

1, 65.

4, 131 (129).

692.

THEOPH.

<?>X?ppovXov.

Lex.

734.

SCHED.

dimin.

to,

ov,

Porph.

of

Leo.

qbX?om.

Cer. 676, 8.

53.

12,

123.

(See also CvyoqbX?

(?)Xi?,as, ij, limen superum, the lintel of a door.

Ex. 12, 7. 22.
$Xoyo?aqbi)s, es, ($X??, ?aTrrco) flammineus,
colored. Lyd. 178,19.
ov, nonsensical.
as,

q)Xopa,

C.

Hippol.

ov,

r?,

Dion.

Sept.

filame

122.

?v?ovoa.

rj, flora,

Flora.

Lyd.
a

Floralia,

86,12.
in

festival

honor

of

891, 61.
Followed by p^cos Katwith the sub

Cass.

qbo?eofiai,tofear.
Mal.

15

470,

&o?ovp.evoi

fiijiros

Kai kvkXcv

??OIV.

qbo?epiCo, ?oo, (qbo?epos) to terrify, frighten.

2 Esdr. 10, 3. Nehem. 6, 9.
(??o?epiopos,ov, 6, (qbo?epiCo)a terrifying, terror.
Ps. 87, 17.
?,

?v, wonderful,
great,

11, et alibi.

remarkable,
beiv?s.

oavfiaor?s,

II, 905 D.
Theoph.
qbo?rjrpov,rb, prodigy.

83,

1.

93,

18, 14.
401,

(\>?bepc(f o d i o), f o d e r e, omirreiv.

Plut.

(f>o?bepa, r?,

Sept.

extraordinary,
Mal.

Mal.

Sept.

Nie.

<j)o?os, ov, 6, earthquake,

qb?bepa

App.

dimin.

qbX?fifiovXov.

13, 11.

superior,

11,289 E.
=

Cedr.

qbX?fipovXov.

Isid. Hispal.
qbX?om, as, ij, p h 1a s c a, f 1a s k.
20,
6, 2. [Modern Greek,
ij qbX?om,calabash, but only
when it has the form of an oblate spheroid.]

qbo?epos,

cfaka?ikkiov.

cfapay?Xktov.

cjakapevrrjs,

zz:

junctive.

<?en?Xios. Plut.

cfaka?ikkiov

an?pra.

Tape?a.)

=
cfam?kios
279 B.

of

ov, rb, double

zzz

qbXapovpov

qbXvapos,

4305. 4957, 21.

rape?ov. Inscr.
42.
9, 10, p. 457,
(Compare Zos. 18,

II,
cfaen?keis. DlON. Hal.
Plut.
I, 68 A. C ^inaXe?s.

ensign.

5,5.

$Xcop?Xia,

zz

^in?keis
alibi.

cfak?pev,

basket,

1, 25,1.

12.

Cedr.

355.

Cer. 23,

ANTEC

rapeiams.

wicker

eus,

Porph.

standard-bearer,

OTCIOV.)

Suid.

as, fj, (fi n i s) limit, boundary.

cfa?va,
19. 471,13, et alibi.
cfa?amkios,

ov, to, dimin.

qbXaoK?ov,
ovs,

$?kvT&,

2310.

Inscr.

22

to

opposed

6, 12.

$ikvT&i,

K?a.

Ignat.

Martyr.

piaoxpio-ros.

127,

23.

qbX?p,irovXov
18.

Ignat.

Martyr.

Lyd.

qbX?fi?rovXov.

560,15.

cfaikonpla 1.

3,17.
ov, (vkrj)

qbXapovpov,

158, 27.

qbX?fiovXov

522 A.

Theod.

ban

flammula,

ov, ?, (qbX?pfiovXov)

qjXapiovX?pios,

qbXapovX?oKiov,

shows.

sights, displays, public

flameolum,

qbX?fiovXov,

qbXafiovXiov,

115.

Ibid.

5.

Ignat.

ner,

rb,

21.

12, 1.

Ant.

the plural,

Martyr.

Theoph.

&ikonprj?els nap? tov

liberality,

ov,

qbX?fipovXov,

Lyd.

eveKev ri)s

$iXonpi'as

2. In

ANTEC

emrov.

as, fj, munificence,

29

108,

rfjv n?kiv

CONT. 809

voplapara

cjaikoTipla,

18.

5,

passively.

b ?aaikevs

cri'ov. THEOPH.
?aaikeoas

SOCR.

?ovkfjv.

qbo?bepa.

(fOedus)

oeioji?s.

PSELL.

7.

468.

foedera,

I, 174 B.

<?)?bepa, ai irpbs iroXe

557

^?Separo?

PROC.

ovv?rjmi.

iroX?po

I,

v, ov, foederatus,
Nil.

ovppaxos.

Novell.

confederate,
Epist.

evoiro

ally,

284.

1,

450.

Olymp.

I, 358, 20.

Proc.

117,11.

Apophth.

Hal.

Dion.

385.

I,

irapvqbrj) with

border.

purple

ra?Xiov,

orjyp?vrov,

(Compare

=
ij,

t/>?XXis 2.

<?>oXcp?v, ov, rb,

=
<?)?Xrj, rjs, ij,

qboXXis 2.

90.

2,

42.

LEIMON.

qy?XXis 2.

PtOCH.

purse,

?aXavnov.

<?)oXrjs, o, follis,
qboXis, see

PTOCH.

qboXXis 2.
zz:

184 A.

II,

q>oXXep?v, ov, rb,

Cont.

MAL.

16.

642,

400,

Eus.

(poXep?v.

10,

qboX

14

439,

ZOS.

obol-tax levied by Constantine

1 TeXos

105,

o tivi

?iri?els,

the Great.

<?)?XXiv avrbs

?ir??rjKcv

ovopa.
o?, ?,

<j>ovoKoire1ov or

of

ov,

qbovoK?iriov,
371,

rjoo,

Proteuangel.

to,

(qb?vos,

kottos)

(?>ovcvs.

22, 1.
murder,

4.

person.

with

pollute
Num.

Sept.

the blood
33.

35,

Ps.

105, 38.

<?)op?, as,
oph.

bim

in

rj, time,
15

510,

Koi

irp?rrj

yiverai

NOM.

with

connection

numerals.
tttcoctis tov

c/>op?

COTELER.

46

The

Auo

Pcopa'?

(popas.

Two

226,
times, twice, bis. Tzetz. Chil. 13, 58. Nicet.
16. 459, 24 M?av qjop?v, once, ?irag.
(See also
?iraf;.)

(popas, ?bos,

rj,mare,

as,

VOL. VII.

rj,

zz:

acopas.

Le

qbop?biov,
qbop?eia.

NEW

O. 18,

53.

SERIES.

Job.

19,

9.

Deut.

Sept.

1 Esdr. 2,

Sept.

40,

71

Lu

15.

28,

171, 5.

Just.

et alibi.

182,1,

94.

lade.

'O y?p

cfaepei b koyo?errjs

exovra

Epiph.

Svvar?s

626 D.

I,

fjplovos

evbvpara

loads

cfaoprova?oa

Here

aoamploav

zzz

zzz

cfaoaaarevoa.
3.

cfaoaaarov

fj, fossa,

load.
a

PORPH.

upon

Cer.

load.

loading,

evaa,

Theoph.

cfaoaaartK&s

293,

4.

309,

2.

trench,

Mauric

cja&aaa,

cjaop

478.

Porph.

Cer.

r?cjapos,

Theoph.

4,3.
to

(cfaoaaarov)

encamp,

rp?cfaos.

607,17.

cfaoaarevoa,

cfaoaaa

297,15.
adv.

(cfaoaaarov),

cfaoaaoariK&s.

Mal.
Mal.

ditch,

1,174 B.

cfaoaaarevoa,

Adm.

depends

aoam

476, 5.

465,14.

revoa.

aayp?pta

of aoampia.

cja?proaats, eoas, fj, (cfaopr?oa)

cja?aaa,

2'

KevrovKka per?

arparovpais

cfaopToaala, as, fj, (cfaoproaats)

cfaoa?rov

r?

aeaayparoapeva

iv rats

ploav cjaopToap?roav.

ric

HeS.
20.

91

Act.

Lyd.

rvxr?.

Sept.

tax-gatherer.

aros, to, (cfaopr?oa)load. PORPH. Cer. 460, 1

cfa?proapa,

THEOPH.

567,

an

with
11,

army,

et

alibi.

in

force,

PORPH.

143.
or

cfaoaaarov,

Tov, cjaovaa?rov,

rj ?iriros, rj qbop?as.
SEPT.

Cer.

8.

perprjr?s.

cfaoaaarov

zz
<?)op?biov, ov, rb,

Mal.

to load,

(cfaopros)

HOMER.

Plut.

Kov orparov.

(pop?aia,

Leg.

NT.

?yopa.

r), fortuna,

cjaoprovva,

cjaoaarevoa
to

(qb?vos, ktc?vo)

a murdered

murderer,

slayer,

35, 11. Apocr.

<?>?vos. Theoph.
(?)ovoKTov?o,

killer,

(qbovevo)

Sept. Num.

Act. Philipp.

Porph.

cjaovpvimv.

1, 71, p. 87 B.

roap?roav,

qbovevrrjs,

'

cfaopvtmv, ov, r?, fornix,

Kai

ij (?)cXis.

3. The

ip?nov.

187.

cfaoplov,
incorrectly for cjaope?ov.Apocr.
=
cfa?pvaC cfaovpva?. EPIPH. I, 137 A.

Apol.

140, 13 ? c5?Xis. Mal.

III,

ekavvopivoa.
apparel,

46.

cja?pos, ov, b, forum,

20.

2. Obol, o?oXos, a small coin, called also qb?XXa,

Xis. Proc.

Areth.

cfaopr?oa, oaaa,

<?)?Xa, qb?Xrj, qboXXep?v,

Mal.

295.

cjaopokoyos,ov, b, (cjabpos, kiyoa)

2 Esdr. 4, 7. Job. 39, 7.

bellows, qbvoa. AntHOL. XIII,

eos, ?,ij, follis,

<f)?XXis,
661.

dress,

Esaias

18.

EPIPH.

Theoph.

qboXXis 2.

garment,

cfaopokoyla,as, r), (cjaopokoyos) tribute.

86.

2, 272.

qb?XXis.

=
<?)?XXa, rjs, ij,

mKe?ae

cfaop?alas

rb, (cfaopioa)

Apophth.

ivrav?a

ov, (cfaopokoyioa) tributary.

cfaopok?yrjTos,
11.
20,

qbi?Xiov.)
qb?Xa, as,

Hippol.

Martyr.

A?o.
ov, (qboivig,

cfa?pepa, aros,

51.

sive Asin.

cjaopea?a,as, fj, (cfaopioa)dress, ia?fjs* PALAEPH. 52, 5.

a
qboivi%, fruit.

qjoiv?Ktv for qboiv'iKiov, ov, rb, date,

<j)oivimir?pvqbos,

c?an. Luc.
*EoiKe ?o)?>wo

11,478.

358,23.
4>oibeparos,
bos,

or at ev tc5

oirovba?,

piovs

(froaaarov

ov,

rb,

(fossatus)

camp,

cfaoaaarov, cfaoaaaarov, arparonebov.

12, 22. Leo. 11, 1. 17,19.

2. Army, arpar?s. Theoph.
603,

16.

cfaova?
Mau

Porph.

558

(pocTcevco
Cer. 453, 16, et alibi.

<j>piVT^?rov

80, 21 MeT? cfaoaaarov

Adm.

Fossatum,

Mal.

moat,

ditch,

2.

cjaoaaa?rov

r?cfapos,

evaa,

(cja?aaa)

<jf>ovo:XiKXov,to,
zzz

cjaovkKiCoa

surround,

folliculus,

rb,

as

invest,

furca,

body

SILIC.

drawn

troops

flagello,

51,

10.

qbpayyeXXiov

QpayyiKi), rjs, ij, Francia,

fumosus.

cfaovp&aos,

ATHEN.

3, 79

$ovp&aaa

tassel. Implied
cfaovvba,as, fj, funda,
which see.
also
(See
cfaovvra.)
ov, b, the president

cfaowbampios,

202, 23.

of

place

Attal.

business.

exchange

where

202, 21. 249, 3.

Scyl.

Porph.

Cer.

opos, b, funditor,

714,12.
with a

acfaevbovfjrrjs.

Lyd.

zzz

as a various

read

cfaovpm,

(cfaovvra),

Curop.

zz

6,

14,

PORPH.

Cer.

like

shaped

II, 280 F.
fork, arfjpiy?. Plut.
Theoph.
2. Furca,
gibbet
Cont. 303, 17.

upamos,

15.

467,

two-pronged

Plut,

fureifer.
cfaovpKlcfaep,
cfaovpva?, ams,

Theoph.

I, 319

Teppa

Joan.
to

flagello,

15.

2,

scourge,

fiaony?o,

fia

Zos.

58,

27, 26.
Franks,

$payyoi.

PROC

III,

V. 1.
q^paKra,

5,

219,

?, fornix,

280 D. F.

n,

lime-kiln,

cfaopva?.

Epiph.

baker.

b, furnarius,

Basilic

I,

protected.

qbarpia. NlC. II, 681 D.

q^pevairar?o (qbprjv,?irar?o) to deceive the mind.
6, 3

'Eavrbv

Iren.

qbpevairara.

1, 9, 1

NT.

qbpevaira

<f>pev
prjpia, as, r), (qbpijv, ?prjfiia) senselessness.
Alex.
992 A.
oip?op,

to, =

INSCR.

qbp?ap.

4716,

rj,mind.

Mal.

135,

16

in his right mind.

Did.

C.

?, a kind of demon. Hippol.

qbprjvor </>p?v,
or
[Compare the Arabic **l?j)?
?T*")a^?]
vas, Being

60,3,

27, ? 9.

'E^cov

ras

63. 64.

ibias

qbp?

140 *AvaXa?ovrostcis

ibias qbpcvas.

?ovpv?Kios, ov, (cjaovpvos)of the oven, pertaining

Kki?avUios.

Hence

1, 641.

qbparpia,as, ij,faction,

qbpijv, evos,
ov,

in.

ij, ov, (qbp?ooo) fenced

rovoiv.

136 C.

Athen.

a
cfaovpvims,f?, ?v, like
531, 15.

e?vos

Qp?yyoi,

PROC.

2,10 fin.

Hal.

Gal.

283.

taa, (cfaovpm2) to gibbet, to hang by the neck,

cfaovpKl?oa,
Mal.
283, et alibi.
487, 24. Theoph.
cfaovkK??oa.

oven,

NT.

oi, Franci,

Socr.

Opp.

cfaowb?ros.
a prop

as, fj, furca,

cjaovpv?pios,

ov,

?paymi,

BYZANT.

qbpaKrrjpa.
cfaovvba 1.

cfaovvraros

ooa,

zz:
apis.
qjp?KTTjs, ov, ?,

(See also cfaovvraros.)

ing.

618,

KaXovvrai..

<?Xaye'XXiov.

oriCo. NT. Matt.

13.

158, 18.
cfaovpra

|i

Theoph.

Comn. I, 199, 14.

'AX?recov ?pcov ?yyvs.

qbpayeXX?o,

577,13.

slinger,

France.

Steph.

$p?ymi.

qbpayeXXiov

to transact

cfaowb?ros, rj, ov, (cfaovvba) tasselled, furnished

cfaovvraros.

'iTaXtas tcov

French

(change),

724.

19.

$payyoi

meet

merchants

Ach.

457.

cfaowb?ros, I?payyims, i), ?v,Frankish, French.

the cfaovvba^ ? Attal.

BA

fiaoriy?o.

ARIST.

PSELL.

c/>XayeXXtov.

vovs re, oi v?v

$payyoi

b, fundacus,

the

cfaowblroap,

rvp&.

203, 18.

cjaovvba?, ams,
bourse,

in

a various

14.

scourge,

SCHOL.

qbXay?XXiov.

as

12,

13.

10,
to

body of troops,

zz:

361,

Leo.

toa,

60,

(frpayyeXtov

3, 79.

ATHEN.

Cer. 437, 6.

qboooarov.

qbpayyeXiCo,
of

Erotian.

lirv?s.

KXi?avos,

THEOPH.

The
up in the form of a wedge. Mauric
12,16.
oph. 489, 14. Leo. 7, 66. 73. Phoc
198, 13, a

tassel,

Porph.

qbopvimv.

qbovpvos Xirvos X?yerai.

qboooarov.

q^ovoo?rov

12.

431,

wedge,

1, 25.

oven,

Porph.

reading.

Athen.

football.

zz:

(j)ovo?rov

city.

304. 316, et alibi.

cfaovpKl?oa. Mal.

ov,

cpovkmv,

....

"lirvov
to

8, 1. Mal.

Mauric

ov, o, furnus,

qbovpvos,

461, 22, et alibi.

cfaoaaevoa,

qbovpvimv,

Cer. 50, 25.

emrt?ea?at.
3.

t?

Substantively,

3, 79,

fornix

p.

113

to the

B.

in shape.

fice,
Cedr.

I,

*H qjpiKTr) ?voia,

qbpiKT?s, ij, ?v, awful.

applied to the Eucharist.

<?pivr?arov,

ou, to,

Cer. 373,18.

(fr

on

frondis)

The

awful

Philostorg.
bower.

sacri

2, 13.
Porph.

(ppovrjfia 559 (pcuvrjev

cjap?vrjpa, aros,
Tov

to,

aros,

Nil.

2, 3, 2 and

ov,

ev?evelas,

mvp?roap,

PALLAD.

b,

Vit.

Nil.

officer.

5.

12,

V.

enapxos

air&vrjs,

176,

Chron.

kipev?pxrjs.

Ps.

Sept.

cfapv?aaopai.

2. A

C.

away,

running

active.

Sept.

3, 44.

bevrfjpiov.

as,

cfavyopaxla,
ardice.

fj,

aros,

cfavkaypa,
nance.

cfavms.
rb,

22, 19.
cjavk?Kiaaa,

fj, prison,

<f)vXXov

7.

6,14,

?v,

ij,

qbvoims,
&voiml

2 Esdr.

22,

35,

of battle,

6.

3,

DiOD.

ordi

rjs,

fj,

1,

imprison.

watcher

female

(cfavkag)

o?ros,
54.

ov,

23, 5.
ov,

Const.

one

in

Plut.

prison,

NT.

amulet,

II, 378 B.

b, maker

of

SC.

((?)voioyvopoviKOs)
Hippol.

or

Diod.

the

r?xvrj,

as

6,

various

cjavkaKTov.

Laod.
amulets

In

(jxov?ev

truly,

Sisoes

7,

Diod.

II,

as

land.

qbovrjeiv.

Diod.

93.

521,

Philipp,

36.

*qbovrjev,
\

mar.

evros,

Plat.

to,

et

trees, adapted

1, 36.
Adv.

Sext.

(qbovijeis)

Phileb.

Apocr.

(interpol.) 4. 6.

Gram.

5, p.

238.

qbovij, rjs, ij, testimony, affidavit, deposition.

595, 13.

NT.

(cfavkaKrfjptov).

really,

25.

103 (137).
rb aibolov.

Genitals,

qjvoci,

Arsen.

qbvrevoifios, ov, (qbvrcvo)fit for planting

keeper.

prisoner.

Adverbially

Apophth.

Proteuangel. 20, 1. Ignat.

Theoph.
457, 12.

Act.

4, 2, 1.

Apost.

to, phylactery,

rj,

rj, nature.

Leimon.

to trees,

(cfavkaKf))

10

437,

5, 40.

?Xrj??s.

alibi.

NT.

1, 6.

scr. 4896, O.

Mal.

adopted.

? qbvoiK?s, naturalist.

of physiognomy.

cos,

envois,

14.

1, 45.

Clem. Rom. Epist.

12,

Job. 32, 19.

Sept.
not

natural,

rjs,

Diod.

sics.

2.

to arrest,

8, 3.

qbvoioXoy?a,as, i), (qbvoioX?yos) natural philosophy, phy

Malach.

mpmpos.

Sept. Ex.

reading.

837.
to be observed,

thing

15.

272,

Tra??es.

science

cow

Luc. 23, 19.

cfavkaK?Trjs, ov, b,

cfavkaKrfjpios,

b?qbvrjs?

1,28.

cjavya

6.

SCHED.

9.

Num.

Sept.

Mal.

34.

asylum,

shunning

135,

Lex.

(cfavkaKrj)

Cant.

cfavkaKrfjptov,

(cfavk?aaoa)
Lev.

25, 36.

cfavkaK??oa, laca,

Matt.

rov,

<f>voioyvopoviKr),

cfavyabe?ov.

Cont.

Sept.

cfavkaKf), fjs,

35,

the

qbvpapa, aros, rb, (qbvpo) dough.

14.

(cfavyop?xos)

Theoph.

=z
cfavmptov, to,

Sept.

Num.

to

equivalent

Sept. Ps.

Sept.

of refuge,

place

(cfavy?s)

ov, to, zzz

cjavyabevrfjpiov,

Matt.

qbvX?ooopiai,

2. Substantively,
Sept.

Just. Tryph. 46. Eus.

(Compare Esai. 56, 2. 6.)

rb, dimin. of qbvXXov,leaflet. Diosc.
qbvXX?piov,

4, 15.
cfavyabe?ov, ov, rb,

I,

(Compare Id. 287, 15 Aaqbvivov qbiXXov.)

qbvXXov,ov, to, leaf of a book. Nil. De Oct. Spirit.
Malit. 14, p. 469.

POLYB.

bpanirevats.

Hal.

Dion.

tribunus.

18.

3,

qbvorjrijp,rjpos,?, bellows.

as, fj, (cfavy abevoa)

255,

287, 11.

cfapfjv.
banishment.

8.

253,

MARTYR.

1.

2,

cfapvyiov,rb, (cjapvyoa)dry stick for burning.

101, 4.

cfavyabela,

the Roman

?,

qbvXXobaqbv?v,

zzz

Cont.

Ex. 31, 13.

fjs, fj, (cjapovp?,cfavkaKrj)

guard.
cfapovpocjavkaKf),
Ignat.
(in?dit.) 1.

cfapw, see

ov,

Mid.

10.

6, 40.

Eus.

631. 670, 15.

250.

699, 15.

cfapv?aaoa

Theoph.

qbvX?ooo, to keep, as a holiday.

Lyd.

THEOPH.

(f>vXaKrijpiov.

Cont.

Theoph.

?, treasury.

qbvXapxos,

Basilic

Can. 78.

harbor-master,

zz:

(qbvX?ooo)

583.

<f)vXa?, ams,

trustee,

intpekrjrfjs.

rb,

16.

public

Cod. Afr.

sort of constable.

kipevos,

(pvXaKT?v,

8, 32, 6

Apost.

(Compare Const.

iroi?v.)

ov,

582, 18.

o, frumentarius,

ev?rjvelas

2. A

dignity.

Latinism.

III, 657 B.

22, procurator,

cfapovpevr?pios,

povaarfjpiov.

Theod.

2, 178. 185.

Epist.

cfapov?

ov, b, curator,

cfapovnarfjs,

QuiN. Can. 61.

23

p. 252,

2.

Can.

to,

ov,

38 D.

5, 28,

Hepi?fip,ara

office,

Chal.

cfapovTtarfjpiov,

Chrys.

cura,

r?,

3, 241.

Eus.

pov fjparos?
cfa

?KKkrjaiaariKov

cjap?vnapa,

doctrine.

tenet,

18 B.

SC.

yp?ppa,

VOWel,

Cratyl. 424 C.

Chron.

in gram

Aris

560

TOTEL. Poet.
Dion.

20.

Hal.
2

Frag.

74.

V,

"hcfaoava

Kai

631.

in Bekker.

Thrax

Dion.

Palamed.

(Compare Eurip.

was made
Sunday (the day of the Sun), because light
on the first day of the creation. Eus. V. C. 4,18.
20.
(See also $?ra.)
cfaoaaarevoa
rious

zz

as

15,

297,

zzz

JuL.

cfabaaa.
zzz

cfaoaaaariK&s

Afr.

p.

75,
NlC

cfaoaaariK&s.

314.
684

II,

2.

JuL.

cfaoaaarov.

Phoc

Fossatum,

PhOC.

C.

Afr.

314.

75,

CHRYS.

189, 3.
ditch,

moat,

r?cfapos.

(cfa&s) illuminator,

epoaarfjp, fjpos, b,
Gen.

Gaz.

Proc

luminary,

light.

c?an.

20.

Sympos.

Adm.

Porph.

Proc.

Gaz.

Lu
1.

4,

Reg.

138, 17 To?ikoi <?>orayoyoi,Loopholes

shooting through, rogoribcs.

Apocr. Anaphor. Pilat. A, 9.
(b) Luminary.
(c) fH qborayoy?s, a light, candle. Typic. 38.

for

fyoria, as, r), (qb?s) brightness.

Hes.

$or?a, Xapirp?a,Kai

qbor?Co,to enlighten or illumine, used with reference to

the Christian baptism. Const. Apost.
3, 15, 6.
11. 12.
Just. Apol. 1, 65. Neocaes.
O? qbonCbfievoi,Candidates for
baptism. Const.
35.
Just.
8, 7,2.
8,
Apol. 1, 61. Laod.

Apost.
48.

1,14.

*?ra, oav,r?, (cfa&s)theLights,

Ant. 12, 7, 7.

a Jewish feast.

Joseph.

2. The Lights, a name given to the Epiphany,

of
in commemoration of the Baptism
celebrated
Christ in the river Jordan, 'Eiri^?vta2, eeocja?via 2.
1,624 A. 637 B. 638 B. Const. (536),
Theoph.
495,7. (See also cfaoari?oa,
cfa&napa

qb?riofia, aros, rb, (qbor?Co)an enlightening, illumination,

Clem. Alex.
applied to the Christian baptism.
45.
47.
28.
Laod.
Greg.Naz.
113,
I, 638 B.
2. A

1205 A.

and

2,

cfaoanapos

iv amrei

? nopev?pevos

Sept.

compare
tbere

9, 2

Esai.

cja&s piya*

*o kabs

oi Karoirnvvres

ev X^P? KQ?v*1? ^ov?rov cja&?

kapyftei icff vpas, supposed
to refer to the appearance of Christ in the vicinity of

rjaa,

Joseph. Mace.

to

(cfaoarayoayos)

17. Method.

fj, bv, illuminating.

<?a>Tay<oyiKOs,
rayoayiK?v,

SC. Tpo7rapiov,

in

the

guide

with

3. Baptistery,

?airriorrjpiov,

Substantively,
Ritual,

light.

hymn

Cer. 90.

LEIMON.

qbonorijpiov.

an enlightening,
qbonofi?s, o?, ?,
9.
Ps. 26,1.
Job.
Sept.
3,

illumination,

light.

applied to baptism, ?aimopa

2, 32, 2. Just. Apol. 1, 61.

2. Illumination,
Const. Apost.

the

baptistery,

place

of

?airriorrjpiov.

enlightening,
S OCR. 7,4.

applied
Vit.

1.

to

Epiph.

(536), 1201 A, et alibi.

r? cfaoa qboTobooia,as, r], (qborob?rrjs)a giving of light, enlighten
324 B.

396 A.

Porph.

171 (214). 172 (215).

<?>oTiorr?piov, ov, to,

the Jordan.)
cfaoarayoayeoa,

baptized person.

newly

134.

Greg. Naz.

1,

(a) *H oWaycoyos, window.

Substantively.

?fceg. 1, 20.

Sept.

enlightening.

oppara.
zzz

178 F.

XI,

illumining,

qboraty?a,as, r), (qb?s, amo) a kindling of lights, illumi

nation. Porph. Cer. 801, 6.

217, 6.
cfaoaaa?rov

e|aTrooTeiX?piov.]

18.

Barn.

Va

725.

CHRON.

cfaoaaarov.

also

See

hymns.

reading.

cfaoaaarov
cfa&aaa

THEOPH.

cfaoaaarevoa.

suggested by qb?s,which occurs in every one of these

qborayoy?s, ?v, (qb?s, ?yo)

cfaoavovvra.)

cfa&s,oros, t?, light. CH tov cfaoarbsfjpipa, The day of

light, applied to the first day of the week, that is, to

zzz

ia
(j>c?To<})av

$a>?

read

or sung just before the Lauds (a?voi) during Lent.

each mood (f)x?s) having
There are eight cfaoarayoayiKa,
its proper ^?uTaywyiK?v.Horol.
[The name was

ing.

Const.

Dion.

Areop.

Coelest.

Hierarch.

1, 2.

qboroqb?vcia,as, r], (qb?s, qba?vo) appearance of light,

illumination. Dion. Areop. Coelest. Hierarch. 1, 1
nacra

irarpoKivrjrov

qboroqbavcias

irpoobos.

561
%a?ap

%a/xOKOVfi?ov

X.

or 1N33,

'ISN 3
X<*?ap,Arabic
maso. I, 111 A.

great,

seems to be epexegetical,

D?

piyas.

adjective.

xay?vos, ov, b, |?O, tne khan of the Avars, Hunns, and

Turks. Menand.
284, 17. 381, 14. Simoc 39.
alibi.
Chron.
712,17,-et
286,19.
(See also x?v,
in the Appendix.)
Tobit.

Sept.

Laert.

^? one> ^?

ov,

Xaipenap?s,

visit.

b,

Polyb.

salutatio,

365 B.

Porph.

expressions.

Mal.

faction.

SC. pepos,

for

263,

earlier

the

3 Xalpoav

eis

r? npaalvoa.

to the

Method.

active.

Apocr.

Nicod. Euangel. n,3

(19). Const.
also
avyxalpopai. In the time
(See

of Aristophanes,

f?r

x<upo/?at

Arist.

Pac.

Porph.

x^P6*

was

considered

as

15,

a various

zzz

Xaka?&rrjs

Apophth.

SEPT.

aaKaka?&rrjs.

ov,

x?k?bpiov,

to,

36.

30.

11,
carpet,

spread,

(xaXa?)

Arsen.

Lev.

ov,

DlOSC.

xaXmv.

than

Rarer

neuter.

the

to,

(xoXkos,

rov?iov)

irob?ijrcXXov.

7, 75.
DlOD.

XaXmvpyelov, ov, rb, (xaXmvpy?s) copper-mine.

1, 15, p. 19, 91. Id. 2, 52.
ov,

JXapaiK?paoos,
The

Diosc.

o,

(xapa?,

Arbutus

berry-tree,

cop

963 (958). Diosc.

429 D.
(Compare

c?oaro

*Av?coiv

iron,

of

sulphate

429 D.

XHI,

the Fragaria

strawberry-plant,
1,

Athen.

mp.apos.

154.

also

(See

straw

the

arbutus,

K?paoos)

Unedo,

Parabil.

XajiaiXevKrj,
xaf><*optov.

Sab. 288 C.

Vit.

2, 35.
of botanists.
in

x?f">Kepacrov,

*EyXv^ev

eV avrov

cjaolvims Kal x^Xaor?.

acra, to destroy,

demolish,

m?aipioa,

Mal.

12, 20 *Ean Kexakaapivos. SCYL. 643, 13.

Xakivayoayioa,

fjaoa, (xakiv?s,

POLYC.

5 XaXivaycoyovvres
ov, rb, bridle,

x?kiv?piov,

2. Metonymically,
333, 17.
xaX?vrfiov, ov, r?, calix
12

KavKt'a

?yoa)

refreno,

eavrovs

xakiv?s.

chariot,

to

refrain,

?nb navrbs

Leo.

?ppa.

mm

curb.
v.

Porph.

Cer.

xttX*^?to;,

Cer.

xgA'W"31

Matricaria

camomile,

3,154.

See

(irar?o)

brothel,

Chamo

also xap?firjXov, in the

ov, rb,

CONST.

xafiairvirelov.

(See also Trans?a.)

xaficvpcros, ov, (evpioKo) found on the ground.
(536), 1212 A.

83,

13.

S?lD.

Xapjomvfi?ov,

to,

Adverbially,
487,

where

DlOSC

xafiaUiooos.

Appendix.)

table. Porph.

6, 9.

? a kind of cup ? Porph.

?ao-iXiKa

ov, rb, (firjXov)

Diosc.

milla.

Xap.aiir?nov,
mrakvoa.

rjs, rj, (XcvKrj) ground-ivy,

3, 126.
XafiaifirjXov,

xaXaoT?s, fj, ?v, (x?k?oa) slackened, let down. Substan

2 Par. 3, 5
Sept.
tively, r? xaXaoro'v,festoon?

468,

289,

the Appendix.)

reading.

X?k?oa,

Cinn.

xoXkov*)

6, 25. 35.

2.
268,

257

ov, ?, zz= x?Xmv?ov.

XaXKQTov?ov,

291.)
Cer.

?v?os)

(xoXkos,

Ther.
*
Av?os

Leo.

equivalent

xloapa.

5.

733,

peras, x?Xmv?os. Orph. Argon.

329 A.
Galen. Xni,
5,114.

XoXkov?os,

x<*ip?po:i,

(536), 1181 A.

zzz

ov, rb,

Galen.

barbarism.

Scyl.

prophet.

XaXmv?ov,

5, 88

complimentary

as

np?aivov,
Mid.

Arabian

NlCAND.

complimentary

8.

32,15,

to
*XcuP?>> favor,

xalcapa

G.

Dio

680.

Cer.

to

%Exaipiriaev

(xaiperl?oa)

salutation,

Also,

7,1

avr?v.

98.

3,

?T?3vD> Khalipheh,
xaXiqb?s,?, o, Arabic
Caliph,
a title given to the successors of Mohammed
the
20.

Xcuperl?oa, laca, taa, (xalpoa) to say Xa^P

salute.

unless it be regarded as an

bvfi?va

(xapa?,

cubo)

on

table

the ground,

low

Cer. 465,12.
on ^e

x^^^P-?^

*0 ?e pivoovp?rop
Xivo?evera,

Mal.

Xafiaicvperos?

m??s

rp?ireCa xap#Kovp,?a.

eyei

ground.

7TiXc?Ta KcvrovKXeiva

irpoc?prjrai,

Kai y?vcrai

Ibid.
cvbc

ij ?aoiXiKr)

562

%afioaopiov

ov,

\apoaopiov,
Porph.

rb,

Cer.

orjs.

k?pva?.

ykoaaa?mpos,

17.

646,

X*vbat;, ams, b, Arabic

trench,

zzz

(aop?s)

Persian

plJD,

3*1 j3,

ditch,

cja?aaa, r?cfapos.

fortification,

As a proper name it was applied to the principal

city of Crete, and is the prototype of the Italian
Candia.

Theoph.

76.

Cont.

Gen.

14.

47,

^aprov\?pio<;

Phran.

MAL.

18

436,

r&v olmvvroav.

n?ikeoas per?

Kal

r) yfj

'Eaxiv?rj

to

ixa&?rj

THEOPH.

X?p?? as,

r), joy.

mation.

els rbv,

Xap?

Porph.

Cer.

avr&v! What

18

379,

beauty! How

's rov

tov

Keirapevov

stretched heref]
2. Feast, festivity.

els

Xap?

Greek, Xap?
*Q xaP<* 's ro -;H?w fine

mouth !

one,

'
a

What

zzz

Vit.

excla

[Compare
What a

man

lies

519, 61.
172, 8.

Apophth.

Johann.

Theban.

of a person.

as

np?aoanov,

Act. Paul,

et Thecl.

Diod.

Mal.

413,

14.

16.

HlPPOL.

103

axfjpvri.

121

KTrjpl?ei rbv nvevpariKov

fj,

XapaKTrjpiarims,

?v,

roiovroa

"EarrjKe
Evcfapalvei
rikeiov

Kai

by a distinctive
nvl
rpicfaei

KexapaKrrj
Kal xaPa"

?v?poanov.

(xapaKrrjpl?oa)

distinctive,

the genitive. Dion. Hal. V, 170,1,

et alibi. Just. Quaest. et Respons. ad Orthodox. 3.
Sext. Pyrrhon. Hypot. 21, p. 169.
ov,

b,

zzz

(xap?aaoa)

povrjr?pios?

BASILIC

54,

(xap?aaoa),

Xap?aaopai
*Hbrj

b?

rov

op?pov

to

dawn.

xaPa<ra'0P'*vov

AGATH.
Kai W*Pas

180,

10

i^iobavei

Ephes.

Joann.

prebendary.

179 B.

r?, charms,

Iren.

spells.

Plut.

for

ou> ?,

xaPraPl0*i

char

o,

ov,

12.

ov, to,
ov,

chartarius,zz:

libellus,

Id. 10, 5, p.

THEOPH.

756.

871.

CONT.

pro

chartis

Cedr.

II,

quod

(xaprrjs)

NT.

record.

document,

xapTo??oiov.

to,

Sept.

xa?TovX?

1, 13, p. 37, 20.

1000 A.

Theoph.

clerk's feef

in Latin

delight.

Eus.

zz:

1, 25,

3310.

Inscr.
ta,

prebend.

256.

Hippol.

datur,

37,

15.

(Compare NOVELL. 8, 1 MeVpia b? irap?xciv irpoqb?oci

r?v

vir?p ?K?orrjs biboji?vov

dimin.

to,

ov,

ov,

Xapro??oiov,

Cod. Afr.
XapromXap?pia,

to,

Xap

vX?ptos,

3, 105.

Chrys.

??ois)

archives,

Theoph.

equivalent

Porph.

Jer.

Cyrill.

117, 11.

xap^^iov.

664,10.

to xaPTia

*a*

KaXaji?pia,

Cer. 352, 12.

Nil.

ou, ?, chartularius.

Novell.

Sept.

21 C.

33 A.

(x?prrjs,

r?,

libellus.

^apr^s,

Vit.

86, p. 1315 D.
ov,

re Kai
xapr?v.)

ovp?oXov

of

43 (36), 2. Pallad.
Alex. Epist. 20 D.

paper and inkstands.

16 (titul.).

(xapioriKrj)

xapfioovvrj, rjs, ij, (xapfi?ovvos) joyfulness,

Lev. 22, 29.

Xapr?ov,
charac

God.

of

the grace of Christ.

charit?sia.

Xaprijoiov,

teristic. With

XapaKrfjs,

ov,

2 Joan.

Da

the grace

?eov, By

2. Substantively,
ij, xaPlOTlKhjpresent;
I Porph.
Cer. 480, 4.

XapnariKov,

taca, (xopaKrfjp) to designate

xapaKTrjpl?oa,

piapivos

o,

484, 6. Ephes.

2. Likeness, picture.
I, 631 B.

life,

Cer. 59,14.

x?prrjs,

7. Mal.

7 Xapi

28,

xapioriK?s, ij, ?v, (xapi?opai) bounteous, liberal.

; H, 332 D.

| xapr?pis,

masc

mark.

ov,

177 A.

Ant.

Theoph.
his

spared

X?pm

ptos, x^p^o^Xa^.

Apocr.

H,

ij, grace.

Cer. 623, 12.

1088 D.

letters

on a coin.

the Ap

18.

7,

Porph.

present.

He

x?pm Xpiorov, By
1097.

r? mkkrj

236 B.

fjpos, b, face,

iros,

x?p?s,

XapiariK?pios,

NT. Matt.

x?k?bpiov.

Syncl.

XapaKrfjp,

an

grant,

offer,

Leo.

strap.

xap/jfopa*. Porph.

xapirijoia,

25, 21.
or
the
xapayr?, fjs, fj, (xap?aaoa)
stamp
figure
622
Theoph.
Damasc
C.
I,
559, 4.
xap?bptov

Ephes.

ironically used.
huge

to

?eTai avT($ rrjv farjv,

xapifa

655, 27, et

beautiful!
9s rb aropa!

the Modern

Xap?

to any

Joy

of

2. A kind of ornament.

17.

336,

2. To lose, ?n?kkvpi. Nicet.

85, 25.
alibi.
(See also x^j in ^DeAppendix.)

ov, to, a kind

xapC?viov,

xap?Cofiai,

rfjs

fjpiav

in

^ap??ei,

ircpixap?ooofiai,

pendix.)
xap?piov, ov, rb, (Persian *V*")|7, silk) a kind of silk
cloth. Porph. Adm. 72, 2.

100, 2.

N
(See also xavT?\Kiov,in the Appendix.)
Isidor. 8.
Xa?oa,&?rjv, (x?os) to swallow up. Apophth.

also

(See

Lyd.

Epist.

2, 275.

210, 19, et alibi.

563

^apro^vkaKLov

ov,

XaproqbvX?Kiov,
are

records

rb,

the

(xaproqbvXa?;)

kept,

archives

where

Const.

ypafifiaroqbvXaKclov.

papers

documents

408 A.

Aster.

2. Keeper
228, 9.

the

of

Const.

church,

ypap.paroqbvXa?.

(536), 1125 C.
documents, archivist.

of public

a kind of cake, oWis.

?crco,
17,

angel.

12,

8,

Act.

et

20,

alchemist,

Mal.

xypevrrjs.

alibi.

uncertain.

to alchemy.

Porph.

eVetcre ? ?aoiXcvs

Cer.

?qby lirirov

xPV0~?? biaXi?ov

?irb oeXXoxaXivov

99,

13.

^a* LEO

xrJP

lP' VT0^y rjpqbicop?vov

GRAM.
A

troops.

xeipibiov,

ov,

Mal.

404,

rb,

sleeve,

ov,

?,

Act.

et

Pet.

treatment,

handling,

1, 4, 1, et alibi.

Diod.
Vol.

Inscr.

manage

II, 587, 28.

III,

p.

1126.

a sort of balista.
Xcipo?oXiorpa, as, i), (xdp, ?aXiorpa)
Porph. Adm. 245, 21. 246.
Xetpoypaqb?o,
Petr.

ijoo,

sory note.

(xeip?ypaqbov)
Can.

Alex.

xeip?ypaqbov,

ov, rb,

Xeipovop?o),

rjaa,

as

ov,

lay

on

hands

any

to,

Polyb.

to

give

a note

of hand.

5.

in

(xeip?ypaqbos)

30, 8, 4.

28

Polyb.

6, 9, 7.

lP0KPa(r^aSt
6, 3. 25.

LEO.

paviKiov.

hand-mill.

(pvkos)

Leo.

to move

(xeipov?pos)

6.

5,

the hand

to sing.

Hence

singing.

rjs, fj,

rhythmi

Theoph.

Cont.

Ptoch.

Sept.

x*LP??i<rpiov.

handcuff,

(nibrj)

ov, zzz x^iponkrj?vs.

Xeiponkrj?os,

of hand,

promis

ov, made

LeO.

se.

19,

e?boakov,

4, 64, 9, et alibi.

Polyb.

Xeipoalcfaoavov,

ov, to, hand-alcfaoav.

Xeip?revKTOs,

ov,

(revota)

13.

of man.

hand

the

by

rb x?po7ro??7Tov,

2, 18.

Substan

idol.

Sept.

Strab.

Leo.

19,

Esai.

17, 1, 10.

58.

x?LPO7T0irlT0Sm E?ST.

Ant.

677 D.
Xeiporexvrjpa,

to,

aros,

(xeiporexv??))

BABR.

handicraft.

30,4.
Xeiporove?,

officers.
Const.

note

in the passive.

for the purpose of keeping time in singing.

2, 63. 78 x Pov?pos, in both places.

tively,

II, 116 B.

to be a xeipioT^s?

Xcipiorevo,

Apocr.

xapk*

(xeiptiio)

Polyb.

ment.

100.

LEIMON.

epy?xcipov.

Athan.

Paul. 47.
xcipiop?s,

zz:

534,

xeip?pvXov,

X iponoirjTos,

ov, rb,

6. 15.

Can.
the

Job. 36, 8.

19.

121,

Latinism.

469,5.

Xe?pepyov,

rl?rjpt)

684,16,

ov, to, =

Xetponibrj,

ij, manus,

cipos,

(x^'p?

to

\Xcipovopta, as, fj, themoving of the hand rhythmically, as

in singing. Porph. Cer. 748, 13. 757, 7.
Xeipov?pos, ov, (x*ipy vipoa) moving the hand rhythmically

?orpop?vov

?irb fiapy?pov.

xe?p,

19.

I,

107, 2.

8.

395,

II,

Xeipop?viKov,

spirits,

cally,

rj, ?v, meaning

'iTTTre?ei b?

rjs, fj,

Nie

8, 46, 5 XeipSv

Chal.

x?porovia.

Cont.

Diod.

?m??prov.)

zz:

9.

8, 19.

Apost.

et Respons.

Quaest.

Neocaes.

xeipoKparla, as, fj, the right of might.

5, 16 'OxXoupevous

xeipeuTiK?s, ij, ?v, (xeipevrijs) pertaining

Phot.
170, p. 117,28.
|
XeipeuT?s,

Just.

Const.

one, said of the bishop. With the accusative of the

person. Const. Apost.
2, 18, 5, et alibi. Clem.
Rom. Homil. 3, 73.
19, 25.

e7rixeip??>.

by unclean

Apost.

(Compare NT.

ov, ?, (xew)

xcipevrijs,

fjaoa,

Theoph.
Proteu

p. 387

troubled

Const.

?tt? irvevp?rov

14.

hands.

of

imposition

2, et alibi.

Ordination,

Xeipo?erioa,

Sept. Jer.

Apocr.

Phryn.

Persons

oi ?vcpyovpevoi.

17.

trouble.

vex,

Ammon.

O? xciPaC?pevoi,

Anc.

BASILIC

x^iponibrj.

X*i>poKparioa,
fjaoa, (Kparioa) to hold one by the right hand.

afflict,

2.

zzz

beap?s)

ini?eais.)

Kcqbovprjs.SEPT. 2 Esdr. 8, 27.

to

2, 32,

(Compare Const.
Lyd.

2.

xac?v,Hebrew p3,
51 (44), 19.
=
Xaqbovprj

Apost.

the

r),

ad Orthodox.

x?obiov, ov, rb, (Arabic *fp, silk, Persian f?,

silken)
a kind of silk cloth. Porph. Cer. 607, 7. Phran.
146, 12, et alibi,

Xciprj,

as,

xeipo?eala,

or

(x*lp,

60, 35, 18.

Ill,

XaproqbvXa?,ams, ?, (x?prrjs, qbvX?ooo) keeper of

14

ov, to,

Xeipobiapiov,

932 E.

yeip??co,

^ecporovec?

fjaoa,

to

NT.

Act.

Apost.

ordain,

3,11,

with

14, 23.

reference

Can.

to

Apost.

church

2. 35.

2.

2. To invest with regal dignity and power.

Ill, 711 C.
4, 31, p. 254. Theod.

S OCR.

004
564
Xl<ov

yeipoTovia

ij, ordination.

as,

XcipoTovia,

82.

68.

35.

Apost.

Can.

2, 2, 2, et alibi. Just. Quaest. et

ad Orthodox. 14. Anc. 10. Nie. I, 4.

Const. Apost.
Respons.
2. The

investing with
S OCR. 5, 2.

coronation.

ou,

Xeip?^eXXov,

6, 3.

Leo.

rb,

Porph.

alibi.

rb, =.

XcXavbov,

xeXcov?piov,
ripl. Mar.

pare

x^Xav?ov.

73.

et

7,

578,

Cer.

the

earth,

x?crpa

Hes.

yrjs.

(Com

Sept.

adv.

(kcvos),

the hands.

Sept.

Cherub.

Plural, 0*^1*0,
Ex. 25, 20 o?.

cO Xepov?iKos

Cherubic

vfivos,

hymn,

chanted during
O? r? Xcpov?ip.

Apocr.

??rjv,

fivoriK?s

(xcpoos)

the art of converting

rj

rov

?i?Xiov

Const.

Clem. Rom. Homil.

Const.

Apost.

11, 36.
Epiph.

3, 4,1.

k v

avrbv

nvperbs,

at

Yesterday

the

seventh

hour.

\ METHOD. 241 C X??s t? 8eiXiv?vnepmar&v.

or o?Xcpov?ip.. ;
EPHES. 1000 D
mr?
'ATreoraX?jpev
Adjectively.
Act. Phi

? Xepov?iKOs,

The

p. 53.
to become

'La>X ?M'
?pyvpov

above,

(see

p.

Cedr.

I, 685, 4.

waste,

as

land.

58).

fjpepav.

Xt??o, ?aoa, (x?) to mark with

58, p. 170, 72.

X.

thefigure

rjaoa, to be a xtXiapxqs.

XtXiapxeo),

Diod.

2,

4714.

INSCR.

Sept.

thousand

XtXiovraeria,

as, fj, zzz xtXiovraenypis.

Eus.

*?e occult science, alchemy,

into gold and

Syncell.

24,13.

Kai xPV(T?v

Suid.

KaraoKevij.

rjv ?v bcppaxTi ycypappkvov

irepiexpv

Id.

Xrj
Aepas

o?ros bel

of the juice of a yellow

more.

67,15

of

adv.

Sept.

Xiovboa, &aoa,

eros)

xloapa,

years,

xiXierq's.

(x^v)

xtAt07r^?"t0S>

3, 28.
thousand

times

1, 11.

Deut.

to make

white

as

snow.

Sept.

Ps.

xi0Va>^1l(T0VTai*

Xi?oa,&aoa, (x?) toform

11.

of

1, 8.

XiXiorrXao-i?s,

the base metals

into gold by means

herb called Kipi?.]

is, (xtXioi,

xikiovraerrjs,

Just. Apol.

rbv xpvc?v. [The ignorant in the

yivco?ai bi? yrjjie?as
Levant still believe that copper and iron are trans
muted

r?ypa

xvpw*

denoting a smaller division of time. This is logical

apposition. NT. Joan. 4, 52 X??s &pav i?bbprjv?cfafj

x Pfr^

rfjv x^s

eiKovt?bvTes

Prov. 24 (24), 31.

XOpeia, as, rj,Arabic N*D*3>

xvP

of widowhood,

r&v

25, 19.

Ex.

Apocr.

simply

8, 25.

Chil. 13, 591,

order

to the troparion XiXiovraenjpis, Ibos, fj, (xiXioi, eros) the space of a thousand
a name given
the pcy?Xrj e?croSos. It begins thus :
years. Just. Tryph. 81, theMillennium,

Jacob. Liturg.

xcpo?opai,

or

r?

Tzetz.
^e

XJ]p?^vvrj,rjs, fj, zzz XIP6^ AmpHIL. 27 C.

It may be followed by the accusative
X#?s, yesterday.

Xcpov?ims, ij, ?v, (Xepov?) Cherubic.

360 C.
lipp. 26. Method.

....

Kcvals

hands,

empty

31*1^

Gen. 3, 24 r?.

pet'a,

44,13,
et alibi.

Cer. 9,18,

Porph.

with

Basilic.

XW**0" SEPT.

1,1104 A.

?*? basin

see x?pov?pos.

Xepov?, ?, Hebrew
Ezech. 28, 14.

early

Philipp.
(See also XV

6,1.)

xwK^va

church,

3, 2,1.
also
(See
xvp^)
!xvp?s> ov>?>widower.

1 Par. 12, 33.

Xepov?pos,

silver,

Ka^ 1*0"

to x*0Vi?0V

rb, equivalent

and pitcher, for washing

3. 44, 15,19, ? 9. 10.
XcpoKcvos

the

Apost.

xVPaP>?s, xipaf?is.)

xepvi?oCeorov,

in

Pe

13.

*0) widowhood,

to

Substantively,
Arrian.

tortoise-shell.

19.

487,

cleft. Hes.

X*ipM?s,r?,?v, (xvpa) of a widow.

23.

345,

Cer.

Smyrn.
293 D.

Act.

Xrjpevais, eoas, r), (xW

Gen. 38, 14.

579.

THEOPH.

10.

in

NT.

compare

xqpapls, ?bos,f?,fissure,
Theoph.

Porph.

and

pimv,

LP?P^VLKOVo-ibrjpovv.

Cer. 108,18.

(xcX?vrj)

Erythr.

chasm

xcpa?os,

barge,

Adm.

boats.

ov, rb,

Ignat.
2, 57, 8.
15.
Basil.
Ill,
(interpol.)

Apost.

Cer. 669,18.

xcX?vbiov.

robs,

XeXav?o?pous,

(yjr?XXiov)

Porph.

ov,

xeX?v?iov,

to,

Porph.

xhv*

xfjpa, as, fj,widow. The xiP formed one of the orders

in the early church. NT.
1 Tim. 5, 9. Const.

and power;

regal dignity

ov, t?, goose,

Xrjv?piov,

SuiD.
aros,

8. 15.

Ai?perpos

....

Eunap.

105,

Kexi&cr?at.
x?"*/?1?

rb, caparison?

Porph.

Cer.

268,

500,16.

X??>v, bvos, fj, plural

THEOPH.

like the letterX.

273

al

x^ves,

Pwrrovvres

snow
eavrovs

lying
nprjve?s

on

the ground.

els T?s xioms%

565

%\apvBiv

for

xXap,vbiv

dimin.

to,

xXapvbiov,

of

613, 20.
to,

(xXeua?co)

rjs, ij, delusion.

xXevrj,

xXo?fco, to be green.
zz: T?

irp?oivov

Simoc.

?,

189,

ers,

327,

16 To x^?^C0VXP?r*a?

Ill,

as

wood;

to

opposed

f-rjp?s, dry.

not dry, just picked, as applied

opposed to ?jrjp?s. Inscr. 123, 23. Athen.

to fruit ;

Also,

ov,

rb,

?oravrj)

(xolpos,

?vbp?xvrj. Psell.

Oler?cea,

-13, 49.

Sept. Lev.

296.

(Literally pig

ov, rb, zz xoipoypuXXios.

HeS.

XoipoypvX

? ?xlvos.

Xiov,

XoipoypvXXios,ov, o, (xolpos, ypvXXos) hedgehog ? ?

Lev.

6.

11,

Ps.

103,

Suid.

reading.

18, with

Xaycoo?s

ov,

Xoipoocf)?KTrjs,
Attal.

167,
zz:

?, ?,

o,

xoiP?ypi>XXiov.)

one

(oqb?Co)

EUST.

mxXos.

who

Mal.

kohhol,

XoXXa1op.?va

swine.

butchers

*0

ev&wpos

x?p?sy

(Compare Basil.

Ill,

vvv

p?v

the

place where the church singers

96. Typic. 67. Ptoch.
2, 611.

btxfj

(xop?s,

biaveprj?ivres

?vrtyfr?kkovaiv

leader

tarrjpi)
15

Laod.

I, A,

?vp,ovp,ai.

enraged,
9,

as

2,

various

Gen.

Sept.

on?iCo,
?xovoa

?Xeqbapa.
sc.

16.

40,

f?r X?phy?0V)

Conquest.

bread

?pros,

18

101,

also

(See

Ke

ov? T?> Hme,

to

Tovs

of

chorus.
v

x?PoarT^Tas

ntade

Kar

cement,

irvpyovs

Kai mX?

Xopijyi, V. 1. fi? rbv ao?earrjv.

rcix?a,

bXa

[The word

p?

rb

is Still

this word

of Cambridge,
animal

gryllus,

habitans,
with

non mains
in Italia

the Alpine

by Dr. Beck.

VOL. VII.

NEW

as

is defined

ericio, simile m?ri

abundans.
marmot.

This
We

SERIES.

seems

have

(See also p. 578.)

72

vel urso, in cavernis

given

to identify
the article

the
as

to grass,

accusative.

Eis

as a

Mal.

rrjv xp?'av

Diod.

nlnretv,

5,

4.

To

be

1, 3, p. 7, 56 Ov p?biov
ntnrova&v

?l?koav.

T&v

PORPH.

?ypaplcav

Adm.

rfjs

cfai?krjs

biaipe?a?at.

necessary,

0aKevovo-i,

ATHAN.

rbv ?v?poanov

ia T0V Aaoz/

i?ovalai$

200 D

Hes.

?vaym?ov,

(spurious).

eis

m?rjvrai

I, 341 D

Am

Konp&v, kvrp&v.

Porph.
r?s

Cer.

699,

xP*'Las*

13.

(Compare

Eio-i?X0ev els ??ms &s bi? xpeias

yaarpos.)

discovered

by Dr. Charles
follows : C h o i r o -

need.

fj XP

Privy,

xpeiams,
recently

the

?eov yevea?at

Tis

bvalv

phil.

ao?eorrjs.

to run

24 (24), 31.

r&v els rrjv

xp*lav

etmva

2.

mortar,

Me

Glossary

314,

10.

forage.

9, 4, 3.

T?s fj xP 'ia> What need is there? What is the

I, 58 A Tls fjxP '?aT?v i i ?pxfjs
necessity ? Athan.

iv

of groats.

o? to?xoi tjoav ?S/^Xo?, ?Xoi pe t?

In a manuscript

With

fodder,

Polyb.

paivopat)

(xopros,

use.

provender,

et alibi.

needed, or needful.

242,

mxXos.)

(xopr?Cca)
25,

as, fj, necessity,

3, 83.

Athen.

rjaa,

evnopfjaai

704
725

Xopijyi.

Mal.

orifipiCo.

rb,
24,

Sept. Prov.

xp?opai,

Xpeia,

362.

ov, ?, (x?vbpos)

xovbp?rrjs,

corrected

Suid.
choir.

right

Concil.

aros,
Gen.

field.

XoXXa?Co,toa, (xoX?s) to blacken the edge of the eyelids

animal

TlIEOD.

Xopraala, a?, fj, (xopra?oa)afilling, satiety. Sept. Prov.

5128. Apocr.
Act.
et Martyr.
24, 15. Inscr.
Matt. 2. Basil.
Ill, 101 A.

Xopropav?oa,

48.

to be

Euangel.

reading: Mal.

petrarum

to the
sing

applied

eKKkrjalais ?bovroav.

Horol.

b,

ad

Theoph.

728,

to be angry,

Nicod.

Apocr.

Beck

ov,

Balsam,

Sept.

as a surname.

14,

XoX?co, ecra, (x^Xas)

The

Leimon.

X?praapa,

also

(See

Sept.

as a various

ov, (xolpos, KeqbaXij)hog-headed.

XOipoKeqbaXos,
120, 4.

X0pvyi

?kkfjkois.)
2. Choir,

iyx?p^jyos,

KovbaKioav.

XoipoypvXXiov,

with

Kai

Xopoar?rrjc,

weed.)

XoX?s,

311

as

162.

Leimon.

left choir.

stand.

2, 42.
Portulaca

purslain,

The

also

See

of a church,

r&v ev ra?s

cO be?ibs x?p?sj

37.

30,

Xoipo?oravov,

to avarrjpa

622 A.

Greece.

Glossary.]

ov, b, the choir

Xop?s,

18.

xp?fia.

?v, green,

Gen.

Sept.

12, 4.

Job.

Sept.

mockery.

Mal.

xXop?Co, ?oo, (xXop?s) to be green.

xXop?s,

in the

iyx&pios,

aros,

xXevaopa,

in Southern

heard

ChrON.

xXap?s.

Xp i?>?rj<;

Erythr.
Xpei&brjs,

813.
38.

fj, ?v, (xp^ta)

16

Xpeiam?s

e?, (xpe'ta)

Plut.
Lyd.

Arrian.

necessary.

"Kpa^fn, Arab

needful,

necessary,

Peripl.

Scymn.

useful.

II, 353 E, et alibi. Luc?an.

220, 11, with the dative.

Substantively,

r? xp

l?>bes,

Mar.

servants.

that which

is

Amor.

needful,

566

Xpeoabvkaicec?

or

necessary,

on.

Phil

useful.

20.

492,

I,

Plut.

4,

II, 80, D.

ij,

of debts.

charge

the

of

Polyb.

II,

Xpe?v

Porph.

Tovs

? ?aoiXcvs.

68.

(Compare

22

rjoa,

av

?v xpewoirjori

"Ottou

et

to

as

owe,

96.

ad Orthodox.

Respons.

ov,

?,

Antec.

?qbe?Xov;
Prov.

?qbeiXo)

(xp?os,

to bavciorijs.

opposed
13.

29,

NT.

Luc.

et alibi.

7, 41,

ov,

rb,

the

((?>vX?ooo)

warn

to declare,

?oo,

to
31,

14.
2.

16.

o, 57, 5.
31

name

or

title.
the

title

5, 57,

Id.

of king.

20, 53, p. 445,*

309,

Act.

ovoji?Ceo?ai

I,
irp?

is superfluous.

ovopaCco?ai

225, 13, in

149, 11.

Transitively,
both places followed by the reflexive pronoun.
3. To have been in existence, or simply to be.
Eus. 1, 2, pp. 6, 29. 10, 36. Euagr.
2,12. Mal.

xprjp.ariopos,
posed

5 *Etous

227,

Xprjpar?Covros

MB'.

o?,

?,

with

Kara

Chron.

reference

4,

surname,

Basilic.

rrjv pcy?Xrjv

'AvTi?xetav

355,

(xprjpar?Co)

to Kvpiov ovopa.

2. Era,

as,

to

Ka? TO

1, 4, 11.

Const.

II, 664 A.

a passage

quotation,

et

Utile

repnv?v,

Polyb.

to

quoted

Leimon.

33.

Ill, 793 B, et alibi.

a

fj, (xp^arpoborrjs)

of oracles.

delivering

an

give

oracle.

Clem.

136, 9, both passages

r"> the necessaries

XP7?orT?Pta?W)

35,

to certain

et alibi.

Ignat.

of

Rom.

1,

Epist.

in the passive.
Const.

life.

Apost.

ov, b, a man's

Xprjarovs,

ews, fj, an

Xp?vpa,

aros,

; op

2, 4.

the

desire

of learning.

Inscr.

unction.

29.

2130,

Ex.

Sept.

29,

21.

55 A.

Ill,

with

anointing

oil.

Ex.

Sept.

29,

30, 25.

7.

In the Christian

church, the anointing with holy

Const. Apost.
7, 22, 1.

oil (ekaiov 3).

2.

one

Unction,

of

seven

the

sacraments

of

the

Greek Church, corresponding to the rite of Confir

mation of the Anglican Church.
100.
Hippol.
Laod.

Christ.
Xpiarepnopos,

Euagr.

name.

anointing,

Basil.
to,

pav??voa)

(interpol.) 8.

Philadelph.

7, 48.

Xptarepnopela,

?irovvfiiov

cities.

as, fj, (xprjaros,

Xprjarop??eia,

Lev. 8, 2.

Inscr.

1. Athan.

*Exprjp?nocv

where

26.

11,

Act. Philipp.
15

'AXe?avbpcias,

21.

T0 ?ovkeaoai.

65.

55. Mal.

Jer.

XptVis,
NT.

to call. Mal.

217,

xpWipos

useful,

xp7?0"1/*6^61

To XPW^^

165, 16.

Xprjapoboreoa,

Polyb.

1, 44.

Diod.

Apocr.

Mal.

Tov ?ros

become

the truth of a statement.

Hippol.

2060.

?aoiXevs.

4705.

A.

avrov

ovbev

<*>S)f?> citation,

Xprjapoboala,

Clem. Rom. Homil.

assume

to be called.

Passively,

321

30, 2, 4.

^Exprjp?nCe

4680.

which

18.

xp*?p<""t'?eiv, To

BaeriXea

9.

(interpol.)

2, 4, 1.

assume

To

covetous

very

ka?kayfr)

to

(xpfjaipos)

Eis

establish

2826. 2843.

Sept.

(xpfjpa,

Magnes,

ov, useful.

Xpf)o~lS)

Plut.

in

archives

Inscr.

oracularly.

2, 12.

37 (30), 2. NT. Matt.

9,

Chron.

lists of public debtors were kept.

xp^a, later Doric for xP '?m*Inscr.
Xprjfiar?Co,

evaoa,

ol,

2. ^Respectable, as to character. Nie.

Porph. Adm. 209, 12. Phoc.
221, 21.

I, 1056 B.
Xpeoq^vX?Kiov,

1 Esdr.

Sept.

dulce, The useful and agreeable.

(See also &cfaikipos.)

II,

Job.

Sept.

oav,

Ignat.

Xpfjaipos,

debtor,

debitor,

'Akeijavbpelas.

council-chamber.

rb,

Phryn.

1, 6, 3.

XpeoqbeiX?rrjs,

Aiyvnrov

e'? eKelvov tov xp?vov

1, 1.

Diod.

Gentil.

debt.

Xpc?orrjs, ov, o, (xp?os) debtor, oqbeiX?rrjs.PLUT.

101 C.

ovv

"Eotiv

ylvopai. Diod. 1, 81, with the dative. Clem. Rom,

Homil. 3, 25. 36, et alibi. Just. Quaest. Christ, ad

of any

the assistance

debeo,

(xpc?orrjs)

ov,

persons.

Quaest.

37.

rfjs npbs

Xprjaipevoa,

to need

73,

14.

16

309,

XprjpaTokaikanes,

cancelling

?iroKoirai.)

iroi?o),
Adm.

tabulae,

Histor.

Frag.

(xpda,

one.

XPWa

MAL.

Xprjpariarfjpiov,

xpewc^uX?Kiov.

3,
novae

(xpcoK?iros)

226

XpecoTToteopai

Xpcoor?o,

have

Ill, p. 1058.

as,

Just.

to

rjoa,

Inscr. Vol.

PLUT.

9.

Xpijpanapbs

XpcoqbvXaK?o,

Xpcomiria,

piro pos

^piare

Christ.

as, fj, (xpiarepnopos)

Alex.
ov, b,

Alex.
(xpiar?s,

Ignat. Trail,

the making

trade

trade

of

549 A.
epnopos)

making

(interpol.) 6.

of

567
XpicrTrjs

ov, ?,

XpwTijs,

in

plaster,

(xp?u))

Greek

early

to

?oo,

Xpio-naviCo,

Orig.

tianity.
Xpio-riavims,

Chris

adopt

ov,

?,

Just.

Christian.

Quaest.

407, 1.

110. Mal.

3.

?,
an

Christians,

II, 701 D.

1,

Christian,

Ignat.

Christianity.

Just.

600.

Just.
11.

grin.

Exposit.

traducer

(mrrjyop?o)
epithet

given

the or

of

to the

iconoclasts.

In writers

who

et

ov,

?,

Luc?an.

Xpio-T?XrjiTTos,

ov,

to the

the

8,

first

orthodox

6,

2.

Xpiarropax?o,

ov,

by Christ.

Ignat.
being

Smyrn.

2.

(interpol.)

Christ.

of

under

hostile

the

13.

to

576

Christ.
549

C.

Ignat.

A.

Athan.

Cont.
Xpio-T?s,

4, 5.
Xpio-T?rrjs,
ness.

Theoph.

Christ-imitating.

Ps.

DlD.

to persons.

Sept.

Lev.

17, 51.

rjros,

I,

ij,
ALEX.

Xpior?s,

being
848

Phila

Ignat.

Ephes.

24 Xpiarocfa?poi p?prvpes?

named

Christ.

after

Ptoch.

Porph.

Cer.

132, 4.

xp?>?kos.)

With

the infinitive.

1.

Ai

Trjv

Christ

literally
Kvpi?rrjra

avrov

ml

Xpio~r?rrjra.

Xpio-roT?Kos,ov, ij, (t?kto) Christipara,

applied

I, 93 B,

chronology.

(a) Ta xp0VlK?, chronicles, annals.

B.

I, 23,

XpovtK&s,

adv.

22.

LuciAN.-Macrob.
sc*

xP0VLKah

Hal.

zzz r?
xpovixa.

loToplai,

DlON.

8.
of

in

xP0VlK?si

time.

Alex.

Alex.

557 B.

moeans

to

to the

the

catholic

because

Christians,

the

latter

predicated eternity of the Son, who, according to the

Arians,

was

A?tius

apud Epiph. I, 924 A.

(Compare Alex.
556 B. Theod.
690
Ill,
seq.)

Alex.

5,

created

ov, rb,

in

time.

Athan.

(xpovoyp?cfaos)

II,

495

A.

C.

The

chronography.

10.
to record

rjaa,
Mal.

times

17.

90,

158,

and
14

to write

events,
....

Tavra

ixpo

voyp?cfarjaev.
Xpovoypacfala,

the

(See

125

chronicles.
applied

also

Substantively.

Xpovoypacfaioa,

444. 447, 7.
i), ?v, anointed,

IGNAT.

xpLa"roKT?vos.

6.

(ovopa)

32,

to

relating

oph.

Xp?orop?prjTos,

Ex.

Xpovoypacjae?ov,

I, 124 F.
ov, (pip?ojiai)

Cae

Xpov?rat, &v, ol, (xp?vos) an epithet applied by the Ano

immediate

Alex.

Alex.

Alex.

630,20.

(b)

Method.

Philipp.

Alex.

(p?xopai)

cav, r?,

ANAST.

((faipoa) Christ-bearing.

ov,

Plut.

Ignat. Antioch. (interpol.) 12.

influence of Christ.
45 B, of John the Evangelist.
Method.

xpiarofi?xos,

1.

Cer. 35, 12. 369, 11, et alibi.

=

XpoaK?s, fj, ?v, (xp?a) colored.

oecumeni
Christians.

the murderer

(ktc?vo)

to be xpiaT?p?xos.

'Entcfa?via

8, 10, p. 388,
I, 56 A.

Athan.

4, 6 (titul.).

Socr.

taught

(Xap?avo)

Eus.

Sept.

Pere

Apost.

after

6, 25, 2.

Const. Apost.

IV,

Xpiarovyevva,

Xpovl?oa, to delay to do anything.

Alex.

52 A.
Xpio-TOKT?vos,

Theod.

Xpovtms, fj, ?v, (xp?vos) relating to time. Plut.

flourished

ov, (bib?oKo)

Xpiorob?baKTos,

alibi.

Const.

I, 312 E, et alibi.

Athan.

Xpiarocfa?pos,

Xpiar&wpos,

38.

it is restricted

council,

Clem.

apud

7,

25.

orthodox

| 1, 386.

Christian.

Adjectively,

cal

1,

Apol.

Porph.

ov, ($ENf?)

ov,

word

1,

Qeocfi?via

sar. 433, B.

9.

Basileides

Alexand.

the

by
35 B.

Epist.

one

in

delph. (interpol.)

Fid.

Rect.

1029 A.

7.

8,

recognized

Alex.

or

yevva,

Christmas,
as a

Xpio-navos, ij, ?, ij, (xptor?s) follower of Christ, a Chris

tian. NT. Act.
11, 26. 1 Pet. 4, 16. Const.
Apost.

and his followers, who objected

title

Cyrill.

Xpiarov

I, 320 E, et alibi.
ov,

the

?eoroms,

245 D.

(xpioriav?Co)

Xpio-riavomTrjyopos,

to

Xpicrrocja?vos,

Roman.

Orig.

by Nestorius

Deipara
church.

772 A.

10.

Nie.

17.

680,

to

xPl0"rLav?K^TaT0h Most

Chal,

thodox

Theoph.

xPlaTiav?s,

ad Orthodox.

Xpiarriaviop?s,

15.

become

with

overlays

I, 583 A.

Superlative,

Magnes.

who

mviarijs.

ij, ?v, (xpiomav?s)

et Respons.
title.

one

plasterer,

%/?ow>y/>ac/>o?

33, 5.
Xpovoyp?cfaos,

as,

Scymn.

fj, annals,

23.

ov, b, (xp?vos,

chronography.

Eus.

Polyb.

5,

6, 13, p. 272, 19.

yp?cjaoa) chronographer,

chron

icler, b yp??aoavtovs xP0V0VSm STRAB. 1, 2, 9 fin.

Luc?an. Alexand. 6. Epiph. I, 637 D.

568
%povo<;

ov,

Xp?vos,
seph.

time.

?,

Bell.

Xpovov

Xpovov

Jud.

4,

Joseph.

2. Annus,

5, 4.

year,

tros,

et Thecl. 43.

Agath.

12 ? Euagr.

4, 33.

to,

(xpvoos,

Euagr.

'A7T? ?oppa

for xpvo-?qbiov.
ov, to, gold,

Comn.

silver

Nyss.

Xpvo?qbis. Greg.
alibi.

the north

to

alluding

also

(See

a man's

II, 182 C.

name,

147, et

Prisc.

ov, (xpvoos,

clad

evuuco)

in

ov, rb,

Apophth.

xpvwos.

THEOPH.

xPV0~avy*ls*

gold.

Johann.

zz

XpucrojSo?XXiov

CONT.

for xpvao?ovXXov.

incorrectly

Xpvoo?oXXov,

Theoph.

Pers.

xPW('/3ouXXov

(from

10. 20.

Cont.

auro

et

scriptam

145.
CiNN.

bull,

Porph.

royal

Adm.

t?
decree

with

golden

b,

sc? ypappa,

golden

seal

to

it.

16 At? to? xPV(T??0V^0VX?yov

Cer.
66, 24.
(Compare Porph.

227,

Xa?elv. NiCET.
328, 12 T^v xpvcr?v ?ovXXav.)

(kl?os)

82.

Cer.

Ex.

Sept.

chrysolite.

ov,

fj, ?v,

zz

7,

Porph.

xpvaovs.

ov,

Xpvaoaekklov,

Cer.

to,

with

(nepiKkeloa)

Porph.

20.

28,

(xpvabs,

border,

golden

17,

et alibi.

Cer.

379,

20.
chair.

golden

aekklov)

Cer. 520, 21 (in the Scholium).

Xpvaoafjpevros,

ov,

garment,

xpw?arjpos,

with

(arjptvrov)

Porph.

xpwoTa?kos.

as a

borders,

golden

Cer.

294,

341.

oph.

one who

ov, b, (arl?oa)

Cont.

ov, (ar?pa)

Xpvaoaropos,

ever

ov,
Cer.

the most

fj,

In the year

tery of Mount
evangdistary
it was
tially

copied

by the emperor

authentic

emperor

Theodosius

tradition,

the

the Third.

ad

xPv^?(rfjp

VTOs.

xp^abra?ka.
levied

3, 42.

by the

Mal.

em

394, 8.

saw in the
library of the monas

(To povaorrjpiov

in letters of gold.

bishop

much

157 (191).
zzz

ra?klov)

Euagr.

1826 the author

Sinai

he was

the gold-tax

(rikos)

epithet

distinguished

Leimon.

18 Xkavlbia

an

As

because

had,

(xpv&?s,
142,

as,

Xpvaorikeia,

The

gilder.

golden-mouthed.

it was given to John,

PORPH.

gilds,

450,18.

peror Anastasius.

set

The

2, 52.

Xpvaora?kos,

367

signatam.

xpuo"?j3ouXXov,

8.

aurioclavatus,

clavus,)

mired for his eloquence.

276,13.

xPuo"?|8ouXXos).

Luitprand.

13,

embroiderer.

(xpvaoKka?os)

PORPH.

Constantinople

a golden seal
Xpuco?ouXXos,ov, (xpvo-os, ?ovXXa) having
5.
7.
Attal.
to
it.
set
61,
246,
Substantively,

Porph.

gold.

CuROP.

xpvaoKka?os.

(Kka?iov,

Xpvaonep'tKkeiaros,

2.

119,
2
Kpvoo?ovXiov
(write xpvo-o?ouXXiov), id est
C)
(487,

epistolam

Diod.

XpvaoarlKrrjs,
=

with

Xpva?arjpos, ov, (of)pa) with a border of gold, as a gar

ment.
Dion. Hal. I, 568,11.
II, 817, 5.

Theoph.

xpvoivos, ov, (xpw?s) a kind of gold coin, xpvcrtvov.

Vit. Chrys. 21 A.
Socr. 4, 34. 7, 25.
Pallad.
Xpvo-oauy^s

ov,

Xpvaoki?os,

14.

678.

Xpvoivov,

ov,

XpvaoKka?os,

Xpvabs,

Xpvo?qbis for Xpvo?qbios. ChrON. 590.

Xpuo- v8uTos,

ov, b,

XpvaoKka?apims.

177.

Chrysaphius,

Cont.

15.

726,

Porph.
ov, ?, (xpvo?qbiov)

Cont.

oph.

Job.

Sept.

Xpvo?qbios.)
Xpvo?qbios,

letters

Theoph.

golden-speared.

zz
fj, ov,

XpvaoKka?aptms,

I,

with

Isaurian.*

ov, (Kevreca) embroidered

as a garment.
1, 316.

the

ov, (b?pv)

XpvaoK?vrrjros,

104, 15.

From

(apparently,

writes

407, 12.

3, 39.

like gold.

PTOCH.
xpvo-os.

and

Zos.

v?qbrj xpucrouyo?vra,

come gold-gleaming clouds

the Aurora Borealis).
!

who

Cer. 529, 15.

the gold

the Great.

Xpvoavy?o (xpvoavyijs), to gleam

Xpvoaqbiov,

of Leo

xpvaob?paros,

in Bek

Thrax

?pyvpos)

2, 53.

Lector.

Xpvo?qbiv

Paul,

5, 12.

Dion.

tax levied by Constantine

21

Act.

one

(yp?cjaoa)

Cedr.

XpvaoKka?aptos,

ov,

Xpvo?pyvpov,

37,

Apocr.

evtavr?s.

b,

I, 787, 22 Ovros f)vm\ xpvo-oyp?aW,

to
the
emperor Theodosius the Third, the
referring

12.

9,

6.

638,

Theod.

1 Esdr.

predecessor

in grammar.

Tense,

ov,

Xpvaoyp?cfaos,

I, 186 C?
1, 1. Athan.
Vit.
Sab. 226 C.
(spurious).

225 C

ker.

Sept.

Jo

Herm. Vis.

Amphil.

3.

time.

time.

give

of gold.

take

11,

Ant.

To

10.

3,

To

Xa?elv,

bovvai,

xpvaoTeXeca

The

rov 2ivaiov

fathers

Theodosius.
transcriber

opovs) an
have a tradition that
If this is an essen

must

have

been

the

D?v
569
XwPa

XpvaoTopevTos

Sept. Ex.

Xpvooropevr?s, ij, ?v, (ropevo) made of gold.

25, 18.
xpvcrovqbavros,
Cer.

with

interwoven

ov, (vqbaivo)

gold.

6.

24,

Theoph.

xpvaox?prjs, rj, ?, (xc?p, xep?s) golden-handed.

9, as a proper

726,

aros,

Xpvoopa,

rb,

1 Esdr. 8, 56.
?vos,

Xpvo?v,

ov,

gold

rb,

ij,

(xp?a)

aros,

Xp?pa,

Nie.

mine,

gold

Just.

xp?a<?s.

Confut.

to the

reference

4, 32 (titul.).

of

factions

327, 19.

Simoc.

78.

as of pic

Xpoparovpy?a, as, ij, (xp?fia, EPr?) painting,

tures. Nie. II, 1068 C.
a, ov,

numerous.

abundant,

(x^rjv)

common,

Vulgar,
Kat

Xu&u'ou

iravbijjfiov

25

ad Orthodox.

Spons.

Polyb.

popular.
Just.

XaXiSs.
Xvbal?

aros,

rb,

(x^o)

re

t?v ?pi?fi?v.

24 T? x?pa
t?v Xaov,

X^pa
the

rjyovv

ot

14,

2. Adverbially,

Quaest.

2 Mace.

Sept.

Porph.

rates

2,

3 T?

Cer. 491,
the mass

jSao-iXiKoi ?yovpoi,

x^a? without modulation,

manner

to pera

; opposed

of

p?Xovs,

reading
singing.

Eukhol.
xvfieia

Syncell.

xw*'ia*

24,

13,

as a various

read

ing.
eos,

ij,

oph. Cont.
XVfievrrjs

(xvpevo)

331.

composition,

Et. M.

lP VT*ls* THEOPH.

XUpeuTos,ij, ?v, mixed.

mixture.

231.

Kal xPva*'L0V XvP VT0^m

voa,

vp?vos,
Nom.

Coteler.

v?rjv,

?K-xwopevov.

xeco.

NT.

292.

Matt.
(See

ij, ?v, molten,

Kokoaaat,

bia

the Maeander.

Ac

struck the ground with

operation

sixth

was

the

above

commemo

Church

of September.

Porph.

Scyl.

who died in the latter part of the fifth century before

Christ. Her. 7, 30.)
X?avevpa,

to,

aros,

(xoavevoa)

molten

Sept.

image.

Hos.

13,2.
eoas, r), a

of metal,

casting

x(?V

ta'

Sept.

Ex.

39 (38), 27.
ov,

Ex.

Sept.

to,

(xoavevrfjs)

in a church.

fj, ?v, molten,

cast,

Sept.

foundry.

Zachar.

Eukhol.
formed

of cast metal.

Sept.

32,4.

Ex.

Xoavvov?aptaapos,

(x&wi)
26,

io

cas^ found,

as metallic

utensils.

37.
ov,

b, hubbub

THEOPH.

CONT.

441,

18.

Xvvo.)
xvros,

26,
also

28

reaches

The Greek

on the

event

Xoavevoa, evaoa,
to pour,

the*

686, 22. Horol.

Sept. 6. (See
also Synax. Sept. 6. It may be stated here that,
unfortunately for the feast, the chasm in the imme
diate vicinity of Colossae was known to Herodotus,

xoavevros,

11 Ata papfi?pov

it

of which

chasm.

11, 13.
2. Sink

The

630, 52.

CODIN. 142,

result

that

Xoavevrfjptov,

xvpevois,

xvvo,

the

Them. 24.

X&vevais,

classical

the

the great archangel,

7,
et Re

attendants.

in the usual

in Phrygia,

tempted to destroy his church by turning this river

against it ; and they would have succeeded, had not

mentioned

Kal ireC? Kai ?yopala

stream.

flood,

SEPT. Jos. 11,

cording to a Byzantine
legend, when Saint Archip
one
of
the
pus,
disciples of the Apostle Paul, was
bishop of Colossae, the heathens of that place at

Michael,

fia?ijpara.
xvpa,

to embank.

of

before

passes

a staff,

2.

anx?ptov.

71.

representative

Ex.

Sept.

7.

1,

K&?oavoi,

Sept.

The name was suggested by the hollow or

tunnel in its immediate vicinity through which the

Lycus
with

color,

Sept.

Colossae.

63.

colored,

Euagr.

Const.

xvbalos,

mediaeval

Ar

xpvo-e?ov.

7, 70.

X&vai, &v, ai, (x?1"1))Chonae, a city

2.

11,

12.

rb,

the circus.

EDICT.

fiovrjr?pios.

tunic,

fiJfO?

Nehem.

of vessel.

the capital of a pillar.

Xoapari?oa,taa, ia?rjv, (x?pa)

13, in the passive.

Sept.

xPU0"??v.

31, 3,16.

Erythr.

Aristotel.

Dogm.

okcvos

plate,

(opvoo-o)

Peripl.
?v,

Sept.

Polyb.

Mar.

XpcoiK?s,

Xoa?oav&?, Hebrew

name.

?, (xpvoos)

xpvoopvx?ov,
rian.

3 Reg. 7, 38.
X^o?p, Hebrew /TirD?
4 Reg. 25, 17.

Porph.

a kind

ov, b, (xvrpa, mvk?s)

xvrp?mvkos,

cast.

Sept.

2 Par.

4, 2.

X&pa, as, fj, opportunity.

Zos.

9, 15 Tiyove x?pa $i

%ojp 7ricrtco7ro<i

klnnoa

rrjv ?aaiketav,

....

fjv biebi?aro,

the means.

found

Id.

(Compare

570
favBo?ov&a?os

av?fjaai,
20

15,

=
xcop???

Philip
be

Evpvxo>pi'av

?v?poirov

irap?vop,ov

2, 17, 4 'E?v o?v

Apost.

?KKXrjcr?as rov ?eov X^P1"

fir) rrjs

crcopev.

ex?)v.)

XoapenlaKonos, ov, b, (x&pa, inlamnos) country bishop,

14. Nie.
13. Neocaes.
suffragan bishop. Anc.
I, 8.

Ant.

Inscr.

anything,

21.

123,
13

Philipp.

"iva

Just.

of

4.

Tryph.
iv

yev?pevos

179, 2.

; to comprehend.

vessels

Apocr.

Act.

bvvrj?fjs

?yiaap&

18,

yv&vai

to

(xopo?arrjs),

Mal.

2, 439.
as

survey,

land.

Sept.

Jos.

country

town,

Kop?

8. 9.
cos,

Xop?iroXis,

252 A.

Method.

xoaprjrbs,fj, ?v, (xoapeo?)containable.

1, 320.

Ptoch.

Xopo?areo

avrov.

Kai x<*>pfjaai r? ovopa

larpov pov

? x<?>piKOs, ij x^P1*3??
peasant.

Substantively,
said

to the country (not to

Xopims, ij, ?v, (x?>pa)pertaining

the city). Poll.
9,13.

8.10.

to hold
X<?pe'?),

rbv

Kat

aqbop?Co. Const.

ttoXis.

ij, (x^pa,

Porph.

large

iroXis)

Adm.

24.

207,

of ^aX?s,

dimin.

ov., r?,

yfr?klbiov,

Proc.

scissors.

II,

ifr?klboapa,aros, rb, (yfr?kibboa)vault, arch.

1, 5. Inscr. 4385.

StrAB.

to chant,

yfr?kkoa, ak&,

16,

as

sing,

religious

11.

27,

hymns.

2, 58, 3, et alibi. Laod. 15.

Sept. 2 Reg. 23, 1.
yjrakpbs,ov, b,psalm.
Laod. 59. Eus. 7, 30, p. 362.

Job. 21,12.

Just.

y?Aakpoab?s, ov, 6, (^aXpos,

9.

ad Zen.

Epistol.

HlER.

CYRILL.

aboa) psalmist.

yfrakrfjpiov.

PhOT.
the

the Psalter,

to,

as one whole,

Can.

once

through
b,

p.
book

Hippol.

yj/akrfjp.

119,

29.
re

of Psalms
110.

Athan.

every

chanter,

Apost.

26,

et

church-singer,
alibi.

2 Par. 5, 12.

^?XTr?s. Sept.
2, et alibi.
Job.

8.

24,

^euoaTT?oroXos,ou, ?, (??rooroXos)false
Philadelph.
(interpol.) 5.
as,

rj, (?peoKeia)

ov, (?iriirXaoTos)
ov, ?, (?iriomiros)

?HEOPH.

IGNAT.

apostle.

false

obse

complaisance,
373

Method.

cringing.

quiousness,

B.
AttAL.

fictitious.
false

14, 7.

THEOPH.

bishop.

Const.

yfrakroab?s,
Apost.

3,

cabos.
11,1,

118,

54.

upon the psaltery ; sung.

hermit.

ov, ?, (?prjjiirrjs)
yf/evbeprjpirrjs,
false
760, 1.
eos,

tyevbicpevs,

o, (iepevs) false

priest,

THEOPH.

yjrcvbolepevs.

CAN.

47.

Apost.

yfrevboyvooriKOs,

rj, ?v, (yvoorims)

as,

falsely

not

enlightened,

159.

Hippol.

y'evbobibaoKaXia,

rj, (ij/cvbobibaoKaXos)

false

doctrine.

7.

POLYC.
yjrcvboiepevs

fyakr?s, fj, ?v, (yfr?kkoa)played

Ps.

2, 28,
Sept.

yearns.

enlightened.

week.]

et alibi.

Sept.

Apost.

tyevbeir?omiros,

is
II, 162 A.
[The Psalter
I, 114 E. Epiph.
called
and
is
into
divided
m?lapara,
twenty portions

T?rakTrjs, ov,

=
yfrems

Sept.

i Cont. 484.

zz
yfrakrfjp, fjpos, b,
ov,

5,

I T>evbeir?irXaoros,

6.

Procatech.

read

10.

13.

| yjrevbap?oKeia,

CONST.

Tfrakpoabla,as, fj, (^akpoab?s) psalm-singing.

garded

Areth.

^euSajSjS?s, a, ?, (yjrcvbrjs,a??as) false monk.

513, 11.

- Const.

Apost.

2, 54,1.

2 Par.

Const.

5.

16,1,

yjrakrfjpiov,

Martyr.

=
^dXrob?s, ov, ?, (obij)

yfr?kl?oa,laca, (yfr?kls) to clip. Babr. 51, 4.

^aX?s, i8os, thefillet of a pillar. Sept. Ex.

Apost.

ij, chantress.

as,

^aXTco?e'co,fjoo, (^oXtco?os) to sing to the harp.

284, 16.

Strab.

^?XTpia,

yf/evbolovbalos,

not a Jew.

yjfcvbiepevs.
ov,

JOSEPH.

o, ??ovbalos)

Ignat.

Trail,

false

Ant.
Jew,

(interpol.)

8, 8, 5.
a Jew

10.

that

is

571

yJrevSo/JLapTV?

vpos,

yjsevbop?prvs,

5, 9.

Apost.

Vit.

Porph.

Basilic.

to,

LAD. Vit.

purple.

false

floor.

temporary

floor,

19, 6.

Leo.

pastor.

elder.

false

PAL

=
ov, b,

ov,

canonical

council.

fj,

DlD.

preceding.

ALEX.

(avvobos)

^ evSo'xpvo-os,

o,

584,

is, un

that

Diod.

2,

52,

a touching, handling.
eoas, fj, (yfrrjkacfa?oa)
yjfrjk?cjarjais,
Plut.
I, 262 C, et alibi.
yjfrjk?cjarjais

rod

Qoap?,

The

examination

by

Thomas, the title of a picture representing Thomas

the Apostle thrusting his hand into the Pierced Side
(Joan. 2, 27. 28). Horol.
fj, ?v, that may befelt.
-^rjkacjarjr?s,

rb pi)

3.

Ex.

10, 21.

onoas prjbeis
yfrrjcjataapivrjs

Xla

bovkevrj

....

avxvovs
one

^rrjcfats, Ibos, fj, tessella,

avppaxos

t&v boitkoav fjkev?ipoaae.

of

the

pieces

3.
Iren.
1, 8, 1.
yfrfjcfaos
248 C. Soz. 1, p. 3, 16.
ov, b, (tyrjcjal?oa)

Naz.

mere

Soz.

2.

dice-box.

14.

103,

yfrrjcpo?irrjs,

ov,

b,

(rl?rjpi)

Just.

Frag.

p. 592 B.
yjffjcfaos, ov,

Eus.

fj,

computation.

5, 8, p. 220.

Iren.

1,

15,

number.

6,

y^rjqbovs*

59??

p.

6, 6, 1 ?tX?s

Trail,

in grammar

Smooth,

in Bekker.

yj/iXorrjs,

ov, ?, (\?siX?o)
than

rather

D.

avtfpco
6.

(interpol.)

Eus.

the

631,

one who

uses

Tzetz.

rough.

to

; opposed

cW?s.

-Dion.

21.
the smooth
Chil.

11,

breathing
52.

ij, ?v, (yjnXorijs)apt to use the smooth breathing

yjsiXoTiK?s,
instead of the rough. Cramer. Vol. 4, p. 198, 4.
=
-fyirraK?s, ov, ?,

DlOD.

yjnrr?Krj.

2, 53.

yjfoqb?o,ijoo, to be dashed to pieces.

Kal

irXarelav

to

?yj/oqbrjoc.

the

Eukhol.
in

?, flea,

also

name

(in

?irl rrjv

rrjv yrjv
in

insect

the Ap

injurious

Tryphon's

Greek

Cass.

255, 16 Ka

yfroobo,

of an

Saint

classical

Dion

eis

??pos

(See

(^vXXos)

vegetation.
ov,

Ik rov

payos

Mal.

prayer).

yp-vXXa.

644, 42. 43.

Sept.

Phryn.

Moer.
ov,

human

mancy.

slave.

rb, mancipium,

Theoph.

r*vX?-> ??j ?> soul,

of

tessellarius.

6,

.Frag.

Apost.

Ignat.

Thrax

155.

4, 27.

r?s

yp?qbeiv

5,28.

yfrvx?piov,

accountant.

ov, rb, (yfrfjcfaos,

?akkoa) fritillus,
yj/rjcfao?okov,
Mal.

Const.

man.

1 Reg. 24, 15.

I,

irpbs
a?ro?s

e'yxetpo?crtv

avrovs

yjrrjqbos. Just.

yjnX?s, rj, ?v, mere.

yj/vXXos,

in mosaic

used

Greg.

work,

tyrjcfaiarfjs,

iv enap

ikev?epos

xapT?oeoiov

169 A.

Hes.
(See also ?yfrecfaeoa.) pendix.)
cfapovrl?oa.
tyrjcfaioa,to carefor,
to
DiOD.
decree.
II, 531, 58 Tfjs be avyKkfj yfrvXXirrjs, ov>o,
yfrrjcpl?opai,
Tov

rovs Xpionavovs

q^?ovo

?vaymo??vres

bvvao?ai

664,

Xpioriavoi.

brjpooiov

r)
ecos

Kal

bib

characters.

Tessella,

rrjvex?rj S?pcov

Sept.

b?

av?is

^ijqbov,

r) bv?ba

shows that, as late as the year 759, the Arabs

7Tos,A

19.

gold.

false

(xpvabs)

*Apa?es

no numerical

had

tc? erei

eK r?v

K?bims,

T u

ypaqbeo?ai

vor?pioi

Toutco

yp?

Xoyo?eoiov

yX?oorj

r) rpia

cr?v avrols

-j- 8)

bi?

Aster.

p. 164,25.

'H

751

?K?Xvoav

lying

prophet,

council,

false

Theoph.

373 A.

ov, b, (xpiar?s) false Christ, applied to the

yjrevb?xpio-Tos,
Theoph.
Messiah expected by the Jews.
617, 5.
ov,

rjpiov

This

ov, b, (npocfafjrrjs)
yfrevbonpocfafjrrjs,
false
Sept.
Jer. 6, 13.
prophet.
yjsevboavvobos,

r? okto
etcriv

brjp.ooiovs

pov?ba

oijpep?v

t?v

?Keivov

rrj

Theoph.

OvaXlb_?KcoXucre

8)

x^P^

?bvvarov

piaba

240.

irapaorjpaiveo?ai,

?ireibr)

r? avr?,

16 A.

Chrys.

avr?

oX?yov xpovov,

(npea?vrepos)

-f-

'EXXr?vtori tous

(A. D.

PALLAD.

699

'Apa?iois

Hippol.

figure.

D.

(A.

(?)eo?ai

10.

ov, b,

yfrevbonpea?vrrjs,

imitated

purple,

tyevbonolprjv, evos, b, (noipfjv)false

Vit. Chrys. 14 C.
yftevbonpea?vrepos,

ifsevba??as.

?XX

true

10, ? 3.

58,11,

monk,

20 B.

(n?ros)

10

575,

(pov?Coa) false

not

470,

ov,

^ev8o7r?riov,

b,

(oijvs)

Cer.

2. Numerical

Const.

martyr.

false

34.

Chrys.

e?a, v,

yfsevbo??s,

(p?prvs)

Laod.

ovros,

yfsevbopov?Coav,
Pallad.

b,

fvx?

souls,
Just.

Cont.

321, 7.

"fyvx?v

?v?poirivov

equivalent

Apol.

to

Porph.

Adm.

77,

KXrjois, Invocation
veKpojiavreia,

necro

1, 18.

T? oa??arov r?v tyvx?v, The Saturday of theSouls,

to All-Soids' day of the Western
corresponding
It is the Saturday immediately preceding
Church.

572

yfrv^KOi

Sexag?sima

Febr.

KvpiaKr) rfjs

('H

2.

also

Called

Menaeon,

?noKpioa).

T? aa??arov

in

Lev.

sense

the

1. Deut.

2,
27, 37.
3. Butterfly.

o? person.

10, 2^.

Ex.

NT.

12,

(See also yfrvxapovba,in the

Iren.

Appendix.)
Polyb.

to the soul.

8,12,

1 Cor.

spiritual
44.

15,

46,

et alibi.

Iren.

1,

. ...

5,5.

r?^xik?v,

Substantively,

alms

the bene

for

given

fit of the soul of the donor, or of some one of his

Leg.

friends.

Cont.
^vxtKC?s,

adv.

blas. Sept.

100,

in the plural.

Gram.

272, 23.

heartily,

cordially,

Homer.

Leo

363, 18.
of

yjrvxiKos,

4, 37.

2 Mace.

aoi

(See also

Appendix.)

eiroielro

yfrvxoqbeXcs

irap?yyeXfia.

rb,

bread,

yjrofi?s.

Porph.

Adm.

4.

78,

Cer. 451, 16.

2. Loaf of bread; cake. Apophth.
Theodor. E
Nono 1. Xoius
1. Vit. Euthym.
33. Leimon.

Theoph.

?k rfjs mp

64.

to the soul.

ov,

tyofi?s,
"Yban

yftvxo?ka?&s, adv. of yfn>xo?ka?r]s. DlD. ALEX. 616 D

yfrvxo?ka?&s

rb

ov,

^cop?ov,

14, 24.

tyvxo?ka?qs, is, O/^x1?*?^anroa) injurious

Nil. Epist. 3, 252.
Ta

Cer. 466, 16.

the

Sept. Num. 11, 4 Tis ijp?s yjropiel

?oo, tofeed.
y?rop.?Co,
Kp?a; Who shall feed us with flesh ?
1, 83, et alibi,
^copiv for i^cop?ov. Ptoch.

2, 480 ?vxi

5. Eleemosynary, of charity. Ptoch.

Kov yfroaptv,
The bread of charity.

vessel,

the soul, soul

?s, (foxr), ?qbeX?o)profiting
yjfvxoqbcXrjs,
210
D Up?qbaoiv
Cyrill.
Alex.
IV,
benefiting.

to 7rvev

; opposed

wine-cooler,

(foxpos)

in the

Kpvorrjpiov,
not

animal,

NT.

?lariKo's.

ov, rb,

classical yjrvKrrjp.Porph.

9.

2. Natural,

life or soul, to animate.

to give

7.

1, 14,

yjfvxptor?piov,

V X1k?s, ?J,?v, (y^vxn) of the soul, pertaining

EUST.

worship.

pov b?yparos.

yfrvx?o, c?crco,(foxy)
Hes.

hearty

(Xarpcvo)

tyvxoqb?opos, ov, (qb?eipo) soul-destroying. Method.

393 C. Did. Alex.
989 B To? MaviXaiov foxoqb?o

4.

2, 41. 43.

Act.

ij,

616 C.

Ant.

rfjs ?noKpioa.

Sept.

as,

y?rvxoXarpe?a,

Horol.
2. Soul,

Br)

18

6,

ml

bread,

^copco

yfropiov,
biarp?obcrai.

yfrvxob?rrjs,ov, b, (^vxn, blboapi) soul-giver,

869 C.
Did. Alex.

life-giver.

yjfop?brjs,

es,

(yjr?pa,

Aster.

THEOPH.

368
CONT.

199,

bran-bread.

"Srofibs iriTvp?brjs,

yjropaypi?o, to be scurvy.

iKnovrj?ivra.

apros.

Sept. Lev. 22, 22.

EIA?)

scabby,

y^opocibrjs.

DlOSC.

1,12.

SI.

Sept. Ex.
the edge or border of a garment.
$a, as, fj,
28, 32. Ps. 132, 2.
Ai iwia ?bal, The
ode. In the Ritual.
<pbfj,fjs, fj,
nine

odes,

a name

given

*Qibr)
np&rrj,The first
1 - 19).
(Ex. 15,
'Qibr)

Moses

Sevrepa,

The

(Deut. 32,1

to the

43).

odes

ode,

the

second

song

The

fourth

ode,

the

prayer

the

of Ha

bakkuk the prophet (Hab. 3, 2 seq.).

nepnrrj, The fifth ode, the song of Isaiah the
*Qibf?
prophet (Esai. 26, 9-20).
*Qibr)eKrr?,The sixth ode, the song of Jonah

of

It is used only during Lent.

The third ode, the song of Anna

'Qibr)TpiV?;,
mother of Samuel (1 Reg. 2, 1 -10).
'Qibr) reraprrj,

?:

ode, the first song of Moses

second

following

prophet (Jon. 3).

the

573

?)8o?

(?poXoytov

'Qibfji?boprj,The seventh ode, the song of the Three

Children

(Dan. 3).
'Qibrj oyb?rj,The eighth ode, the Benedicite opera
omnia Domini
(Dan. 3).
the
'Qtbrj iw?rrj, The ninth ode (theMagnificat),
song of the Virgin Mary and that of Zacharias the
father of John the Forerunner (Luc. 1, 46 - 55 and

3.

the Ritual,

ode,

elpp?s, mv&v,

rpioabtov

rerpaoabtov,

1.)

ov, b, zzz woiap?s.

ov,

b, Aulus,

PROC.

I,

9, 11.

name.

a man's

AvXos,

as a V. 1.

22,

37,

CONST.

Inscr.

Act.

zz

fj,

Arrian.

3 Reg.

Sept.

side.

6, 8,

fjaoa, (&poroms) to miscarry.

&poroK?oa,

Job. 21,

Sept.

10.

wpocfaopioa,fjaoa, (&pocfabpos) to wear

on the shoulder.

241.

Gram.
2. The

Codin.

bishop's

Lector.
&veoam,
*

&v, r?,

pipos
bapa, as,

avrb

before

yol.

rfjs

season.

nakariov

zzz

2.

&pocfa?piov

rrjv ?w?rrjv.

8.

589,
CH ?pa?a

irvXrj, The

Porph.

NlCET.
the

Curopalates,

were
18.

Cer.

irvXai.

of

beautiful

identical

with

14,

15.

603,

11.

'Qpalai

Also

in

irvXai,

it

the BacriXiKai

7r?Xai.

91.

se.

ov, to, orarium,

?p?piov,

towel.

linteum,

nokeoas

2. The deacon's scarf.

SYNAX.

THEOD.

stores

ransom.
biori

avr&v,

e?rjyopaKe

oiro?oXov,
Mal.

tov

sense

(See also ivoapls, in the

part

twenty-fourth
Matt.

in the

season,

25

avare?Xai

female

in a nunnery.

Typic.

23.

Laod.

of

the day.

9Hk?ev mr?
r?v

fjkiov, an

?varo
hour

73

Ptoch.

338, 22.

bvo,

?poqb?piov

2.)

superintendent

p.

granary,
?iro?iJKrj.

copoX?ytov

clock

ou, t?,

Mal.

Kal

Xa?ov,

of

stores

233.

?p?ov,

?p?ov,

ANTEC.

?pdiov,
15

3,

init.

SOCR. 7, 39.

?poX?yiov,

472

?iropiov

8.

?
copoXoye?ov, ov, to,

12.

776 C (spu

superintendent

for men.

?p?ov for ?pelov.

XoXkc?v

series.

ij, horrearia,

oiToboxelov,

60,

rov

(Compare

to
h o r r e u m,
cope v, ou, rb,
to

ti

Ka?

ov, 6, horrearius,a

?pei?pios,

Mal.

Chrys. XII,

26

?vopa?eiv.

?p?piov
as,

Oct.

in a monastery

redemptorium,

et Martyr.

new

rrjs irpooevxrjs

?pai?opai, ??rjv, (?palos) to be pleasant or beautiful.

Sept. 2 Reg. 1, 26, with the dative. Cant. 1, 10.
Sept. Jer. 4, 30.
?palop?s, o?, ?, (c?pa?fco)an adorning.

of

sunrise.

yii.

Theoph.

Ai ?palai

82,

?peiap?a,

217, 8.

1, 12, 2.

&pa

(Compare

14, 4, 3.)

time

seem,

ovvrj?es

'Ev &pa, In

Polyb.

Act.
rov

k?s

cjaipoa)

viopai)

Appendix. )
the
2. Hour,
Apocr.

Vit.

rfjs nokeoas?

fj, time,

of early.

hour.
hour.

ninth canonical hour.

?aoiXims).

the

rious).

28. 105.

Theoph.

Ta &veoam

Pallad.

wp?cfaopov.

scarf,

(oapos,

2,15.

19

233,

to,

ov,

&pbcfaopov,

pacfa?piov.

Leo

98,7.

Leimon.

Chrys. 22 C.

as

same

the

apparently

canonical

beautiful.

plural,
In

apocja?piov, ov, rb, (wpbcfaopov)a kind of hood worn by

women,

the

prime,

22. 23.

3, 7, 2.

Ant.

Joseph.

(see

Curop.

&pos.

hours

gate, a name given to the gate of the v?p?rj^of Saint

to be confounded with Ai ?aoiXiml
Sophia. Not

would

Peripl.

65.

Erythr.
as,

to ?rjpapnikivos*

opposed

ov,

(Com

canonical

hour,

canonical

*E7Tt rrjv ?pav

?pe?ov.

a,

?patos,

the

vine-leaf;

Ant.

z=

the

is,

Church.

third
sixth

3,

Joseph.

that
15.

550,

The

1.)

canonical

first

"Qpa ?w?rrj,The

&papniktvos, ov, (&p?s, ?pnekos) of the color of the green

?p?a,

The

of theWestern

irvXai

5855.

8, 34,

"upa rp?rrj, The

NT.

521.

Cer.

*Q.pa rrp?rrj,

Prima

opdiov,

db?s,ov, b, zzz yf/?krrjs. SEPT. 2 Par.

Apost.
2, 25, 12, et alibi.

Mar.

Apost.

the hours,

opai,

Porph.

as follows

are

tro

of metrical

system

paria, each of which has the rhythm of the elpp?s of

that ode. Theoph.
Cont.
106, 19.
(See also

9Qkos,

Const.

pare

ai

Ritual,

hours.

"Qpa cKTTj,The

In

??rjapos,

the

canonical

68-79).
2.

In

? Lyd.

Theoph.

oKcir?Covrai

kookivot?v,

Kal

Mal.

229.

17.

479,

Menand.

337, 5.

'Oqbe?Xeib? yiveo?ai
Iva

1.

463,11.

Porph.

X?KKos ex<ov ?aoos

?ir?vo

rrjs

ovpirap?Kcivrai

yrjs

viro
avrals

Cer. 14,
oiri?ap?s
7rer?Xcov
irpbs

?v

574
w^pa

?pocr/coirsa)

KTjpovkia,

Tp?a

bi?

?pyvpovv
rbv

r? WKrepevpara,

Koir&va, ml

erepov

ev?a o? Kotrwv?rai

the

hours,

and

ianepivos,

ov,

Sext.

4.

completo

Sext.

the

Adv.

Astrol.

horoscope,

b,

in

52, p.

an

astrological

(&pa,

horoscope,

aKoneoa)

Strab.
by m?&s.

Chron.

713

'?s m?&s

ou,

2. When, after, enel, eneibf), ineib?v. Followed by

?v. Sept. Gen. 12, 12 c?s ?v ?8axri. 27, 30 '?s ?v
??fjk?ev. Nehem.
11,

8, 3

6, 3 *?s ?v reXeiaxr? air?. JOSEPH.

'?s ?v vnoarpeyfrrj.

Also without av. Porph.

rov wnrov.

Cer. 495,16

rrjv

Poemen.

731, 13.
iva. Athan.

by

1254 C.

DlOD.

??rjois, ?ois.

2, 19, p.
S CHOL.

doorkeeper.

ovs, ansa.

?T?rprjTos,

as

handle,
'?tiov

Gloss,
ansa

okcvovs,

; write

of

a vessel.

Ba

o-Ke?ous, ansa.

Ibid.

?t?ov

^Io-kXos,

330.

okcv

(Compare Ibid. "Io-kXos,ansa.)

ov, (ovs,
Lev.

?qbeX?o,

ansa,

(o?s)

Plut.

Arist.

Schol.

?vpa.

1, 25.

50,

'IokXoo?tiov

r?pvo)

having

his

ears

cut

off,

earless.

Mal.

470,

21,18.

rjoa, to accomplish,

effect,

mrop?oo.

6 O??ev rjbvvij?rjoav
?qbeXrjoai. 480, 3 Mrjbev?qbeXrjoas
?m?rjro
?qbeXifios,

'?s mr?k?rj

t?,

Sept.

e?nev.

Followed

that.

Cod. Afr.

?s

Plut. 330.

silic.

natal

50, p. 346.
16, 2, 39.

Chron.

in

cooTiov, ou, t?, ostium,

c?t?ov,

one's

Apophth.

ov, ?, o s t i a r i u s, porter,

?on?pios,

instrument.

?Vi.

Sab. 311 C.

?op?s, o?, ?, (???o)

133, 48.

52, p. 346.

Adv. Astrol.

, 2. Baruspexf?
?s, as. Followed

Ant.

I, 784 D.

(See

ascendant,

That,

ra

$?pei

as

of thefoot.
by

order

4,

19,

1,

51

2,

Followed

Vit.

5.

?nobemvov.)
in

142.

the canonical

Kavoves.

That.

Polyb.

Ptoch.

reading.

ficorjv,up to the middle

?araa?ai

vespers,

as.

ecos, as far

various

els

Arist.

Adv. Astrol.

&poaKonos,

taraa?ai

3. For

16.

several

to be

language.

piKpbv

bcfaeikei

65,

matins,

calendar,

ov, rb,

&poaK?niov,

hour.

Cod.

fjaoa, (&poamnos)

astrological
346.

Sext.

xa^KOVV> onep

service,

midnight

?apa 2, peaovvKTimv,
&poaKonioa,

ocfaetkei

the book containing

the church

rium,

onep

pivovaiv.

2. Horologion,

Kal &pok?yiov

KoaKivoarh,

cfaav?pia

?v 'AvTioxeia.
ov, useful.

Athen.

1, 22.

as,

ij, paleness.

?xpa,

T? ?qb?Xifiov

Kal ijbv, Utile

(See also xpfaipos.)

Sept.

Deut.

28,

22.

et dulce.

to

additions

the

575

glossary.

ADDITIONS TO THE INTRODUCTION.

ChAL. 1409 C T&vUpoKonlov.
" In later and
For " In Byzantine," write
Byzantine."

? 79, 2.
? 85, 2.
To

the

m\

avvebpevaai
5.

? 85,

DlOD.

11,

10

671,

Sept.

Nehem.

ZOS.

11,

p.

15,
ronovs

Kara nolovs

?ovkevaaaoai

TheOPH.

1.

? 88,

add:

examples

88

415,

avpcfa'epei nenoifja?ai

ri elne?v npbs

'Anopovvres
E?7rev

'A?epaaa??

yap

bp?&s

Kai btmloas

avro?s

rovs

navras

icja' fjyepovlas

reraypivovs

rfjv vavpaxlav.

rovro.
iva prj

65

7,

ovv

vE8o?ev

ano

cfa?yoaaiv

rov

?y?ov

t&v

?yloav,

ovk

?v

coas ?vaarfj

lepevs

cfaoarlaoav.
1.

? 108,

Eire

14

ekotro

rrjv ?pxfjv,

perax^ipio-aa?ai

?pKeaoi

Kara

n?ai

r?

??ov npoaevex?fjvai.

ADDITIONS TO THE LIST OF AUTHORS.

(See p. 134 seq.)
?

Chalcocond.
?

Doroth.

Laonicus

Basileae.

Doctrinae.
Franzius.

Erotian.?Erotianus.

Hephaest.
Himer. ?

Hephaestion.

Himerius.

Bonnae.

Chalcocondyles.

Dorotheus.

1780.

Lipsiae.

Oxonii.

Gaisford.

1843.

1569.

1810.
1790.

WeiTisdorfius.

Gottingae.
K?ster.
Amstelodami.
Vita Pythagorae.
? cjaik?aocjaos.Constitutiones.
In the same volume

Iambl.?Iamblichus.
Leo.?Leo

1707.
with

the Novellae

Constitutiones

of Jus

tinian.
?

Luitprand.

Max.

Tyr. ?

Plotin.

In

Luitprandus.

Maximus

Plotinus.

Tyrius.

same

the

Reiske.

volume

Lipsiae.

with

Leo

p. 343

Diaconus,

seq.

1774.

1580.

Basileae.

Gaz. ? Procopius
Gazaeus.
Meursius.
1620.
Lugduni Batavorum.
Simplic. ?- Simplicius.
Commentarius in Epicteti Enchiridion.
In Schweighaeuser's
Tyr. ? Concilium Tyrium.
Coleti. Vol. II, p. 550 seq.
Tzetz. ? Tzetzes.
Chiliades. Kiesslingius.
1826.
Lipsiae.
Proc.

Epictetus, Vol. IV.

ADDITIONS TO THE GLOSSARY.

a?aXe =z a?aXe. DlON. THRAX in BEKKER. 642, 2.
ayyeXiK?s.
?yyovpov,

-4P0CR'
=
ov, to,

Proteuangel.
?yyovpiov.

14,
BoiSS.

Syyoupos, ou, ?, a kind of cake or pie.

298.
?yevvrjoia.

HlPPOL.

124.

1.
Ill,

?SeXc^?Vais,
child,

?, rj, (?beXqbos,
niece.

nephew,

various reading.

420.

Hes.

aibos,

Psell.

??pio-criov?Xios

H?rmen.

?pio-o-tov?Xios.

?boXeox?o, to trifle.
Coet.

Dion.

Eus.

'A?oXeo-xo?o'i

irais)

brother's

Hal.

II,

or sister's
796,

2, 3, 3.

5, 8, 14.

PORPH.

Cer.

(Constantinus)

7repi robs X?yovs.

405,

as

15.

ad Sanct.

additions

576

Just.

??eoTrjs.
'A?? =.

2.

1.

Diod.

aiVx?vj;.
?mK?a,

as,

rov oXkov.

9, 3 T? di?ptov

2, 29,

5,

6.

p.

143,

a name

Cer. 25,
Cer. 766 seq.)

Porph.

to a small

given

51.

Curop.

?XXayij,

premium
49

Erythr.
evr?iriov

*Exov

322.

Arrian.
Kal

?XXayrjv

Mar.

Peripl.
riva

?iriK?pbci?v

?XX?yi.
Turkish

2754

irpbs

?X?yi, incorrectly for

the prototype of the

to be

(in three syllables), battalion,

body of soldiers, squadron of cavalry.]
?paXXetov,ou, to, fillet, band for the hair, bcojibs fiaXX?v.
*fci/K> a-la-i

322.

Psell.

In Persian

?fiirap.

?pa?cXarrjs.BASILIC. 20, 1,13.

Thessalon. Capt. 472, 16.
means ambergris, and
*l3JJf

amber.

NmrtNS,
Mal.

320,

eK?Xecrev "kv?ovoav

b? rvxrjv

Trjv

rj,

(?v?poirapcoms)

Damasc.

I,

Catech.

ov, to,

?vriiravov,
garment.

Balsam,
?vTi<?cov

6,

Hes.

Cyrill.

Babr.

open.

(iraviov)

showy

Haparovpiov,

460,

18

27.

59,

stripe

on

11.

?vriiravov,

VII,

of a

Kp?oircbov.

as,

366.

PsELL.
Cer.

529,

14.

Schol.

Arist.

r), (?avvraKTos)

6.

1, 94.

brazier,

Cer. 401,

as,

ovk

beanbras

aaylov.

fj, arula,

with AA.

15 'O

522,

tovs

anoavvoyfrlCeaoai

zzz v?nv.
PORPH.

Porph.

to go

before,

Cer.

Porph.

?pp?piv for ?pp?piov. Ptoch.

?povka,

?no.

iax?pa.

furnace,

portable

2, incorrectly written
Ach. 888 (896).

402,

bad

PORPH.

syntax.

Cer.

457, 3.
=

ov, b,

avroparlrrjs,
ov,

r?,

avxjrjv.

4.

657,
Adm.

15.

78,

1, 154. Just. Apol. 1, 15.

269, 27. Arius
I,
apud Athan.
733
B.
I,

Parabil.

PrOC. II, 103, 15.

zzz

?ap?aKepos.

DamASC. I, 615 C.

Bapb?prjs,

rj, b, zzz Bapb?pios.

ov,

b, Bardarios,

II, 455, 7. Nicet.

a

fj, Bdrna,

city

59.

TypIC.

?annats.

as,

PORPH.

665.

?cfa?opos. Diosc.

Bapb?ptos,

TheOPH.

avTopanarrjs.

rudder,

Sched.

?ap?aKrjpos

27.

HlPPOL.

avropariapos.

COMN.
the

I,

ancient

239,

12.

Axius

('A|ios).

666, 26.
in Bulgaria.

549.

Theoph.

II, 555, 4.

Cedr.

aros,

?aaraypa,

to,

carrying

or

lifting,

apats.

Psell.

! 280.

16.

Avriqbovrjoavros

pera

ov, to,

apiarrjrrjpiov.

Bdpva,

the border

I,

by

to appear

of.

. . . . iv r&

elaepxerai

Cedr.

ad Concil. VI,

co. MAL.

of sense, folly.

13.

rj, ?v, (?voiyo)

?voiKTos,

humanity.

618 D.

?vorjoia, as, ij, (?vorjros) want

Hier.

race,

3.

1, 10,

?viOTop?o.

before the presence

?aktarpa.
the human

rjros, ij, (av?poiros)

Iren.

man-pleasing.

strengthened

(?noavvo^tl^oa),

p?ytarpos

arpayy?kl?oa

?xpbvoas. Hippol.
730 A.
Epiph.

1, 2.

Apol.

?v?poirorrjs,

rrjs

....

iroXcos

(sic).

as,

?v?poirap?oKeia,
Just.

Lex.

17

'
D?MASO.

unshaken.

1, 11.

17,

avx?viov,

?vaqb?Xas. MAL. 425, 6.

?v?ovoa.

Strab.

?avvra?la,

=
?fia?apios, ov, ?, (?pa?a)
=
?prjp?s. Eust.
?pip?s

yfr?at, ?k&neKes.

loin,

rov
LTepi rfjs
?v?p&

(7rapao-aXeva>)

zzz

?noarpayy?kl?oa

?pivov,

Conquest.
[This seems

lumbus,

o?vyyiov,
68.

2,

613 D.

j
rb

v?ptoyia.

?XX?yiov 2.

ov,

?noavvoyfrl?opai

coin.

r?,

PrOTOSPATHARIUS,

?napaa?kevros,

(Compare

?Kov?oxoipos,ov, ?, (?mv?a, xolpos) hedgehog. Psell.

on

ov,

?n?Kiov,

?^ovyyiv,

1, 154.

Parabil.

nov mraaKevfjs, 5, 5 (as quoted by Coray in his

Atakta, Vol. I, p. 204). Ptoch.
1, 269, et alibi.

69.

purple bag containing earth, which the Byzantine

emperor held in his left hand on solemn occasions.
Porph.

for

t?ilow,

axungia,

Diosc

ThEOPHILUS

goodness,

21.

r?,

ore'ap.

?n?Kiv

8.

rj, (?mms)

ov,

XiVos,

HlPPOL.

Hippol.

glossary.

??ovyyiov,

see.

Ez.

Sept.

aipeoi?pxrjs
aipeo-is

1, 4.

Apol.

'lajSe', which

a??piov.

the

to

vir?p

Ta'iC?vov.

LeX. SCHED. 455. 757.

?|o?yyiv for ??o?yyiov.

avrov

?avmkls.
Beklas.

Athen.
Hippol.

11, 28.
151.

Bepyikkios, ov, o,Vergilius

or Virgilius.

Mal.

132.

to

additions

?eonapiov2,

Porph.

treasury.

Cer.

7.

463,

the

672,2.

ov,

?ijva?Xov,

Mal.

p?vavXov.

ov,

?Xaxvov,

Danish

rb,
the

bracken,

Kal

that

were

they

of

name

Their

century.

or

Slavic

They

Bulgarian

origin.

Secondly,

b?zhe

corresponding

to

rrjs

vcotyavovs

jSoet'a, as,

BoyopiXov.

ij, (?oeios)

Porph.

yayiXa=

ov,

470,

13.

taining

the memorable

guished

anchorites.

Doroth.

i?evyevl?oa

646,

yept?a>.

MAL.

37.

25.

of

a book

and

deeds

of

con

yop?co,
aura

?iov.

2, p. 225.

Theoph.

ory.

rjs, rj,

bei-apevrj,

irpiao?ai

?pxrjv

MAL.

brjp?oiov.

mXvp?rjopa.

Gen.

SEPT.

b?ofiai.

43,

19

Aeopc?a,

318,

Xovrpbv

y?p

'Ey?pcocrev

fjkiamv.

literally Big

IGao-ios.

Greg-

Ill,

28,

17.

Kvpic, Kare?rjpev

man
rrjv

ota 4.

NT.

Koivov?av

279,

T?

Xey?pevov

iraXaibv

<S?iXiirirov BaoiX?os

?eoprjvla,

rjv Kal r? XP?P<? fy?ap?v

quake,

19

rov

'O eV?v?

?ppapivrov,

1168 E

(536),

kap?avoa)

love-smitten.

equivalent

To?s U

to

PrOC.

iaoacja?piov m\

522,

2.

Eunuch.

at

ov, (?eos,
the

same
rov

54 B.
473.

8.

611,

Theoph,
10.

423,
14,

mk?

15.

57

e?aia.

K?pva

?vfjp,

eiKeXos)

resembling

time.

Porph.

Cer.

Kvplov

fjp&v

Kat ?eov

as, fj, (pfjvis)

?rjoov Xpiorov

rov

Kvpiov ijp?v.

Mal.

aeiapos.

the wrath
229,

of God.

God
519,

and
19

eH

iarrjkoyp?cfarjrai

14,

heresy.

Hence,

et alibi.

earth

[According

it is heresy to maintain

that earthquakes
In the ninth
of God.

are not caused by the wrath

century Photius was charged with

7.

avrov

22.

71,

cIk&v.

1 Cor. 1, 9 ntcrT?s ? ?ebs ?Y o? ?KXij?rjre

eis
rov viov

r?,

Cer.

ATHEN.

to Philaster,

Zos.

ov,

Theoph.

?eavbpeiKekos

Kal prjXovov.
brjporiK?s.

(epoas,

Luc?an.

?eavbpeiKekos,
PROC.

MAL.

Cvp?oa, oaaa, to knead.

?popara,

'
Arjp?oiov

13

12.

456,
=

14.

443,

19.

759,

458,

21.

436,

icpekKts,ibos, fj, (ekms) the scab of a sore. Aret.

2. The snuff of a lamp-wick, pvKrjs. Psell.

in

yXooo?mfios,

404,

Vprjyop?s,?, o, (Tprjy?pios)Gregoras,

ov,

Porph.

irep?bogos.

Kat Yor?iKrjv X
^Pa ?irXiop?vovs.

OvvviKrjv

MAL.

eKxo?apos.

(Compare Const.

eaoacfaopoKoko?iov,

distin

correctly.
cocra, (y?pos)

Kat

avrbv

beapovatv

alyvov,

be

4.

evyevifco.

ipoarokrjnros,

19

zzz

THEOPH.

ipav?ptos.

3 Ei

482,

bpovyy?piov.

225,

zz

Cer.

III, 14, 14.

Doctr.

Cer.

Porph.

242,

name

sayings

2.

423,

r&v ep?voav
atn?opivois.)

Nicet.

the

(yepovnms)

Cer.

PORPH.

Cer.

Porph.
?vev

i?ek?e?v

Theoph.

'EtjaKi?viov.

I, 103 B.

Plut.

Cer.

rb,

yXoooompos.

p.

white.

PORPH.

attempt.

eis rov

eoas, fj,

eKx??ats,

486

6, 19, p. 241,

yayvXa. NlCET. 299, 23.

yepovrimv,

15,

ris

Mal.

?KXot(oa.

in?voa 2.
Soz.

ravp?a.

?ov?ovXms, ?, bubulcus.
?ovXyibiov.

CoMN.

to

?aoa,

?n?yovatv

Gee

Greek

107, 24.

Nicet.

(Paris).

521,

rrj rovroav btaaeiaei

?erre

pure

aanpos)

bi?rjrfjaiov.

boKtp?aei

ejaculation

the

(bi?,

for

boKip?Coa,

?X?rjoov,God have mercy. Cedr. I, 514, 20. Glyc.

621. ZONAR. in COTELER. HI,
471 C Aip?oeos
rov

(157).

Cer.

ing.]

that

first,

free use of the pious

prjXovrj,

99

bi?rjrfjaiov. Porph. Cer. 192, 18, et alibi.

[Compare
the Persian K3**T or ?13*1, brocade, cloth of gold:
Mi^^l
Q like dzh), vest of brocade with rich edg

of the

implies,

that they made

ov,

bi?rjrfjatv

Bogomili,
sect.

heretical

in the second half

their appearance

eleventh

Porph.

shaking.

biaaele?,

p.

16.

528,

1,

brjXol ?v Bi?vviamls.

fiijXov-iov)

boy,

is, God-have-mercy-ans,

made

ravra

'E^epx?pevos

blaanpos,

Parabil.

lH Trrepis, r)v ?vioi

1017,19
'Appiavbs

Boy?piXoi, ov, oi, (Slavic

brake,

English
Diosc.

irr?pis.

Eust.

os

mXovoiv,

?Xaxvov

bregne,

apud

2, 3, 4,

KTvnov ?noreke?a?ai.

classical

Arrian,

154.

STRAB.

btacfarjpl?oa.

ecos, fj, (biaaeloa)

8i?Veio-is,

163, 3.
?Xarra. EPIPH. II, 227 C.

6 O? biaKpiv?pevoi.

495,

zz

btaKoaboavl?oa

en ab u lu
(v
m)

rb,

577

MAL.

btaKpivoa.

75, 23, et alibi.

Nicet.

glossary.

Philastr.

Haeres.

102.

this species of
Theoph.

Cont.

10

673,

*0 $?nos

on

ciirev

oi

?irl rov

ava?as
ovk

oeiopol

7rXt;crpovi)s vbaros

ap?ovos

?K irXij?ovs
The

yivovrai.

TO THE GLOSSARY.

ADDITIONS

578

brjprjyoprjoai

?papn?v,
this

of

origin

e*K

?XX'
simple,

and apparently satisfactory, mode of accounting for

earthquakes is the following passage : Sept. Ps. 103,
32

looketh upon the earth and it trembleth. The classical

Greeks regarded Poseidon as the Shaker of the earth."]
It

is sometimes

followed

PHOT.

?coooqbla.

for

?coviraiveros,

God.

170,

Kara pepos

rov Kparovvros
ov,

KaXb?piov,

5.

?iraiv?o)

(ocas,

of

praised

681, 9 navra

602, 4.

Theoph.

r? rovrov

epya

irpbs ?cpairciav

k. t. X.

yivopeva,

caldron.

caldarium,

Porph.

Cer.

1, 68.

PtOCH.

KapiroT?s, embroidered with figures

1, 280 A.

of fruits.

10 $?XXov'lv

429,

Kevo?o?e'co, ijoo,

Kep?Tiov2.
Kep?rjmpiov

to be Kevobo?os* Doroth.

Galen.
for

XIII,

of

ou, t?,

cake.

Small

Doctrin.

epe?ivoos.
Galen.

XIII,

of bread.

loaf
Suid.

2, p.

....

1,861

B.

979 A.

ou, t?,

crustum.

ov,

con

to,

rj, ov,

Athen.
s ilium,

ensign.
VlT.

Nicet.

305,

EPIPH.

351

ov, reprobus,
name
as,

aKvmla,

ar?pa.

of Christophorus,
niggardness,
incorrectly

with

ov,

14,

r?

crvp?ovXi).

57.

628,
JUST.

woollen.

lanatus,

Xi?cXXioios.

soft

woollen
Porph.

Xoy^pt?fco. SCHOL. ARIST. Plut.

rjplv.

the

Doctrin.

Doroth,

418,

who

personal
a

receives

Cer. 402, 20.

Just.

47

Tryph.

elpt.

12

to curse

2),

To?s

ix?po?s

ApOL.

in company

avvavaaK

67

1,

vneKKpovoa

to

(eKKpovoa),
to

fyavra

'En*! r? avrb

supplant,

with.
avr?v.

avvekevais

21.

381 Aoyiowtfai, Xoya

tina
bus

vnoaKekl?oa.

undermine.

Just.

1, 58.

cfaek&viov.

....

up,

trip

overthrow,

Porph.

Cer.

5.

374,

autem

Sciendum

658

dicitur,

?pKopvs
hujus

petrarum

generis
et

terrae

et ursi.

et magna

abundantia,
foveis

XoipoypvXXiovs

non

esse

animal

habens similitudinem m?ris

garment.
Cer.

have

officer

with.

agreeing

?vi7ria.

To

Porph.

personage.

(?vaamnroa

THEOPH.

Apol.
Hal.

Dion.

of

Saint.
Doroth.

stinginess.
written

aroparos,

said

one,

(aivos)

avvavaamnroa

?nb

9, the

the dog-headed

2, p.

(roal riva

Mai.

Synax.

reprobate.

219,

230.

3, p.

D.

fj, (aKvtnbs)

A?x

o-vvaivos,

Doctrin.
26.

XOipoypvXXios. HlERONYMUS, H,

rb Xav?rov,

2, p. 230

pi?oai

4,

223.

2, p.

11 D.

DOROTH.

nepnepela.

npoaeve?is.

Doctrin.

ylverai.

mXXovpia,

II, 821, 11.

Xi?cXXrjoios

nepnepla

Id. 8, 24.

23.

780,

Metaphorically,

KovoiXiov,

Xav?ros,

zz:

avvkkevais.

397.

Psell.

KoXXvpa

230.

XaX?yyia.
KpovoTov,

navayla

11.

15,

Tha?M.

GREG.

O?s ey& ov avvaiv?s

Plut.

k?kkos.

small

2, p. 221.

Doctrin.

Doroth.

Kcp?impiov.

ou, t?, dimin.

2.

Nicet.

1.

C.

2, p. 223.

Doroth.

3, rustic.

nayav?s

248

II,

Cer.

distinguished

980 D.

ce r,
chickpea,
K?Kep, epos, t?, ci

KoXXo?piov,

I, 23 C.

Plut.

raxvs.

o??s,

monk.

6, 19, p. 241, 37.

Soz.

interview

blKOV.)
K?Xcp, celer,

I, 475, 6. Nicet.

Cedr.

Doctrin.

Porph.

opcfa?kiov.

Doctrin.

Kapv?qbvXXov.(Compare Theoph.

k?kkiov,

bkoafjpims.

former

The od.

NYSS.

Doroth.

penpe?os,

for mXomipiov.

13.

745,

131 E,

III,

GREG.

vrjarevrrjs.

nobea

670, 17.
KaXoKaipiv

Basil.

va?ipa?os.

Tr?Xpa, mud.

ovyyp?qbeiv

to,

savage,

Hence,

wolf-man.

?v?poanos)

k&?rj, rjs, fj, leprosy, kinpa.

73, 28.

?Vv?3.

373 B.

Method.

?cpaircia 2, pleasure.
y?p

ov,

?cociraivcros,

190,

7.

117,

p.

Mal.

o-eio-po?.

by

(kvms,
Theoph.

cruel.

v?p?rj? 1. NlCET. 592, 23 rfjs v?p?rjms.

avrrjv rp?pciv, He

?irl rrjv yrjv Kal iroi?v

cO eiri?Xeirov

ov, b,

kvmv?poanos,

est

in

semperque

habitare

majus

hericio

in Palae

Unde
istis

regioni

in cavernis

consueverunt.

APPENDIX.

Period.

Greek

Modern

(See above, p. 133.)

the holy city of the Greeks,* as well as of the Jews, was taken from the
Jerusalem,
followers of Mohammed by the Crusaders in the last year of the eleventh century, and
was held by them until the year one thousand one hundred and eighty-eight, when
Saladin (^aXa^avrl or XaXa^avrlvos:) drove them away from Palestine
to the Eastern

places

and

hundred

Church.

fell

Constantinople
two.

Not

into the hands

long

after

occupied by the same people.

ern

were

adventurers

and gave the holy

chiefly

The
French

that

in the year one thousand two

of the Latins f
the most

event

important

parts

of Greece

were

reader is supposed here to know that these West

and

and

Italians,

their

respective

were

languages

the French and the Italian, as spoken in those days. Their descendants in process of
time found it necessary to adopt (reluctantly, of course,) the idiom of the Greeks.
And when the Turks became masters of the country, they shared the fate of their hated
brethren ; they became Turkish subjects and paid xaparfy. % But it is not to be sup
had any affection for the books of the Greeks.
On
posed that these modern Hellenists
the

contrary,

they

quence of which
write

at

all)

their

discovered

heresy

vernacular

tongue

ritual.

(Aarlvoi) the Byzantine

Before

.even

in the Greek

the

appearance

Europe

alphabet,

the Italian

of the present day Jerusalem

exerted

this

term

included

the greatest

is commonly called 'O "AyiosT?qbos,

historians who flourished after the Schism mean

of Protestantism

in conse

(that is, such of them as could

characters.

in Italian

languages of Western

* In the
popular language of the Greeks
The Holy Sepulchre.
Latin

schism

curious discovery they generally wrote

Of all the modern

t By Latins

and

all

the Western

those who used the

nations

of

Europe.

At present it is restricted to those who regard the bishop of Rome as the head of the visible church of Christ.
is the tax annually paid by the Christian subjects of the Sultan for the
X The Turkish JlN^U, kharadzh,
their
heads
of
their
shoulders.
upon
privil?ge
wearing
? The Church Catechism, published a number of years ago at Smyrna
is a specimen of this kind of literature.

of the Levant,

for the use of the Roman

Catholics

580

APPENDIX

influence

modem

upon

TO THE GLOSSARY.

which

Greek,

influence

may

safely

be

with

compared

that

exerted by the Latin upon ancient Greek.

The languages of France and Germany did
not leave many traces behind them, simply because the French and the Germans that
settled

were

the Greeks

among

numerous

not

an

to make

enough

Before

impression.

its disappearance from Greece the Italian forced upon the popular dialect of the Greeks
a large number of words, together with the following formative endings :
-ANOS, paroxytone, from -ANO (a modification of the Latin -ANUS), occurring only
in adjectives

derived

-AP?2

-IPS!,

and

from

of places
and

-ARE

to beat, a nautical

?o\TavT^apcu^

-EZ02,

names

from

-IKE,

term;

from -ESE;

paroxytone,

out

; as Bever?iavos,

of Greece

occurring

in verbs

only

Venetian.

of Italian

origin

; as

<?>a\?p<o,tofail.

as 'Eyyk??o?, Inglese;

5We?b?, Scotch; MaXTe?o?,

Maltese.

their first appearance in Europe about the middle of the

The influence of their Tatar dialect upon the Greek was any
It is to be remarked, however, that although a large number of

Turks made

The Eastern
fourteenth

century.
beneficial.
but
thing
words (chiefly substantives and adjectives) were furnished by the Turkish, no formative
of Tatar

endings

were

origin

into modern

ingrafted

Greek.

As

to -J.H5',

-AIKI,

-TZH$, which are commonly regarded as having been adopted from the Turkish,
are found only in Turkish words inflected after the analogy of the Greek.
Thus,
/ or

from
the Turkish
perispomenon,
; Ka&repXr??, a native
of Kaiaapeia.

-AH.2)
arivos

from the Turkish

-AIKI, paroxytone,
iraeaXifci,

the province

of

37 or

^' I as BeXearivkfp,

a native

and

they

ofBeXe

as fcaBiXiKi,the district
of a cadi ;
p7 ;

pasha.

-TZH2) perispomenon,

from the Turkish

(dzhi) ; as irairovT^f]^shoemaker ; ye

/am>t?V;?,sailor.

The Turkish was not affected perceptibly by the Romaic, chiefly because the creed
of the Turks taught them to hate and despise everything peculiar to the unbelievers.
adopted the religion and the alphabet of the Arabs, they regarded the lan
Having
guages

of Mecca

and Medina,

the sources from which

and

of

the capital

of their

co-religionists,

the Persians,

as

their linguistic wants might be supplied. As to the Mussul

vernacular tongue is identical with that of their Greek subjects,

mans of Crete, whose

it is to be remarked that they, as a body, are not of Tatar origin ; they are the imme
diate

or remote

descendants

has always been the Greek.

modern

Greek

correctly.

of Greek

renegades,

and

therefore

their

traditional

language

The same is true of nearly all the other Turks who speak

Greeks

in mind

always be borne

It must

in a manner,

had,

581

TO THE GLOSSARY.

APPENDIX

that from the twelfth

two languages

the

; namely,

traditional

the

downward

century

of the many,

language

language of scholars. The latter was supposed by the ignorant to

be excellent Attic, but in reality it was little else than a lifeless mass of far-fetched
and the written
and

words
of

the

twelfth
to

dressed
modern

the

the

Manuel

emperor

so

properly

both

these

Comnenus,

His

languages.
are

the most

of

as

regarded

learned

ad

verses,

popular
the

men

earliest

specimen

of

in authors

of

called.j"

list we

following

one

Ptochoprodromus,

in

wrote

century,

Greek,

In

Theodorus

expressions.*

some

give

of

and

the words

found

meanings

The majority of them are still heard in many parts of

Among them the reader will find a few to which no authority is
Such words belong to the popular language of the present day. They are

the third Byzantine

Greece and Turkey.

epoch.

subjoined.
given here simply because they throw light upon the earlier forms related to them.
the first

two Byzantine
fivTT] or ?ivres,

Kpaalov,
We

remark

may

false

with

that,

is

that

many

ass,

the

; yae/oapo?,

cudgelled

or obscure
foreign
as a fundamental

Persian,

is a

of

contraction

same

the

comes

animal,

Arabic,

the

origin,

that

principle

The result of
and

Sclavonic,

they are in no way connected.

roots with which

to them,

according

Latin,

genuine

Thus,

always

of

; as Kpaalv or

the Glossary

characters is to be derived from the Greek.

are referred to Greek

being

of

assumes

scholars

Turkish words
ael?apo?,

sought

to words

regard

the Byzantine

assumption

in

in authors

in tcpaa?s, KovTopLvrrjs, respectively.

in Greek

everything written

occurs

modern

apparently

is to be

that word

implied

of

a word

of

compound

epochs,

here,

system

etymological

this

or

the derivative

When

?el

expression

from

yrjv hepuv,

Bepeadac,
the

striking

earth with his feet. %

*

the

During
orator

the

of

majority
oioi

ovx

and

re

their

the

ei7retv

'AXX', co yevvaie,

t Introduction,
X One

of

the modem

of Greece,

days

r?

not
be

ejiavrov

the

who

comedian,

hearers,

bib?oKCiv,

Kal ovK av exotpt

2?K.

best

of

but
;

oirovbai?repa
btb?oKaXov,
pev ?ya$oi

Note

?Q, p. 29.

Byzantines

in

AAK.
?XX'

?i??crKaXoi

derives

teacher

of Greek

advised

respectively

in kind,

rovrov

great

eis

and
Plut.

quality.
Otpat

eyoye

robs

avrovs

was

Ale.
....

otov

?vaqb?po,

common

the

amused

the masses,
110 E

1, p.

differed
2QK.

ov

that

r? pev

rovrov

ov oirovbaiovs
qbrjs

of

language

from

Eir-a

Kal rb ?XXrjvi?eiv
irap?
ovs

The

people.

the

qjavXorcpa

eyoye

elvai

of

?pa?ov,

bibaomXovs.

oi iroXXoi.

Xovmvimv,

sausage,

from

Aouk?s,

Luke

the Evangelist,

because

hogs

(whose flesh ismade into sausages) are usually killed (in the Archipelago) about the eighteenth of October,
which is Saint Luke's day. The same scholar has
recently discovered that 2mpX?ros (from the Italian scar
means
Charles (Carolus,
in Theophanes, K?povXos). In the next edition of his Greek
latto,
scarlet)
Lexicon we may be informed that this supposed Western Charles is no other than the Greek
Xap?Xaos.
VOL. VII.

NEW

SERIES.

74

582
?elhapos

a?pafir)\t,a

the

a?pajirjXia, as, ij, (a?paprjXov) the wild plum-tree,

in its natural

plum-tree

the sloe.

state,

or

a?vCaoTOS

rj, ov,

a?vCaxTos,

not

(?vCavo)

un

sucked,

suckled,

as an

unsuckled,
r? ?yava,

awn,

an

of

ear

not

rj, ov, (yav?vo)

rjs,

?y?irrj,

as

ij, peace,

tinned

over,
two

between

i?os,

pos.

Lex.

Sched.

605.

?ypipiv

for

?yplpiov,

==

nations,

cipijvrj.

Hal.

Opp.

ScHOL.

yXcox?v.

Angleterre,

rj, (?y?Xrj)

to?, to,

*lyKXir?ppa.

OX.

(?yeX??tov)

an
ij, ?v, OX1S, of

?yeXabivos,

aros,

?yiaopa,

2. A

rb,

toi

of

?yeX?Sia,

184,

96,

is

20

b?

"ETepov

iepbv

ov,

?yiaojiar?piov,

rb,

ou, ?, holy water,

?yio?ovpiv

for

?yio?ovpiov,

rb,

of the

! wheat.

PTOCH.

2, 231, et alibi.

soup

to monks

served

the monasteries

of

the

poorer

class

in

?yKXeiorpa,
?y?piv
lad,

for
boy.

?yopiov,
Ptoch.

is superfluous.

PtOCH.

eyKXelorpa.
ou,

to,

(?yovpos,

1, 111

adv.

IlaiS?v

p.

youth)
?y?piv,

(a-,

4, 8, 7.
512.

COTELER.

unrefined,

impolite.
coarseness

vulgarity,

of

shamelessness,

impudence,

NlCET.

et

27,

351,

8i?,

of

rj, ov,

shameless,

ivrponfj)

impudent,

?vatbfjs.
?bt?vrponos,

shamelessly,

Nicet.

?vaib&s.

(?bpos,

136,
?ki?oa)

impudently,

24.
as

ground,

coarsely

941, 25.

Eust.

e?a, v,

?bpvs,

:
?ydba, as, rj, (axis) splinter, sliver prickle.
as, rj,=

l?ARMEN.

?rpaKros.

Spindle,

NOM.

407.

COTELER.

?bpok?kla, as, fj, (?bp?s, kaki?) impudent talk. PtOCH.

2, 483.

2, 395.

Ptoch.

of Constantinople.

sister,

adoptive

?valbeia.

?vataxvvros,

ov, to,

I?bpax?ov,

2l
?yio?ovpov, rb, (?yios, ?ovpiv) holy broth, ?yio?ovpiv, kind
vile

indecent,
Ia8iavrp?7rcos,

I (?SpdXeo-ros,
?yt?foupov.

sister

1, 184.

rj, ov,

indecently,
5.

?yyurpa
ov,

the

an abridgment

27.

742,

alibi.

ev x<*>Pa Ka"

Hagiasmatarion,

(?yiaopa)

priest's Vade-mecum,
E ukhologion (E?xoXoytov).

NlCET.

NOM.

aSi?Kpirov,

?vaiaxwrla,

a8i?vrpo7ros,

Greek

26.

140,
331.

220.

as, fj, (?bt?vrponos)

indecency,

the

(For

? 8, 1.)

COTELER.

low-bred,

vulgar,

night

Nicet.

NOM.

aSeXo^OTrotr?ari?.

Ptoch.

?btavrponla,
i

21.

unsearched.

?bekcfiorrjs.

Substantively,

solanum,

19.

422,

Coteler.

to

manners.

'H ZcooSo'xos

avrrj

rj, ov,

abt?KpiTos,

beef,

The most

reputed holy.

Constantinople

a8eXo>ocrvv7j,

rjs, fj,=

16.

Xlrjyrj ?v??rjKev.)

Xoupevco

?yiao-fxos,

?yeXa?tv?v,

as, fj,=

-HN.

written

Greek Grammar,

?bekcfaonoirjais.

Nom.

animal.

10, 37.

2)

to ?pi

wild

peXivrf?va)

fjs, fj, (?bekcfaonoirjros)

a8eXo3o7roiia,

OXeil,

(See*HoROL. p. 388, and compare

Urjyij of Balukli.
Ill,

Kp??s
C?ROP.

?vribopov.

?yiaopa

PROC.

OX.

of water

spring

celebrated

for

of the

; opposed

; incorrectly

(?ypios,

youth.

a?, fj,

fruit

(?ypipa?os)

Phran.

?yovpos,

by adoption.

Plural

fj,

rj, ov, (yvpevoa

to,

Theocr.

seeModern

?bekcfaonoirjrfj,

COW-herd.

cows.

bulls,

?yoapos

ov,

ypoiKc?.

I ?bekcponoirjala,

COW.

i, o, (?yeXabi)

?ycXabapis,

?yvpevros,
=

as,

Schol.

prefix A,

3,

115.

npo'Xoy.

as,

?yeX?St,

rj, French

as,

Conquest.

piav

....

9Aprjv?ia
as

as a surname

22,

60,

?ypoiK&

rj, (aKts)

'AyyXrjr?ppa,

?yeX?Sa,

Cinn.

shade.

(See also ?yKi'Sa.)

286.

of

unripe,

I?ypiopekivr?ava,

700, 11.

Nicet.
?yyis,

(?capos)

I
as a kettle.

Botan.

rj, ov,

infant.
the beard

of corn.
?y?voros,

evprj ns

?yovplbos is metaplastic

Lex.

grape.

unripe
?yovpos,

ov, to, plural

ayavov,

tva

pckis

?yovplbos

?yovpibo?oapov,ov, to, (?yovplba, ?copos) the juice

?povvia.

sucked.
2. Not

?brpvv

Nicet.

grapes.

unripe

ayovptSas.

=
rj,

as,

Eis

unripe)

p&yav &ptpov, where

a?papjrjXia.

a?povvia,

fj, (?yovpos,

26

304,

a?paprjXov,ov, to, (?pa?vXov) the wild plum, the fruit of

the

as,

?yovplba,

(?Sp?s)

as meat,

tough,

coarse.

Ptoch.

2, 101.
250.
male
where

ov,

?elbapos,

b, =

child,

Schol.

Opp. Hal.

iraibiv

Sched.

585.

?o7

?f ?eir?viv

ACROP.

yaelbapos.

1, 105.

[Formed
from

from

ya?ravi,

and

15.

138,

Et. G. 10, 15.

yaelbapos
fjep?veos

after
from

the

16.

Lex.
anal

yep?veos.J

?enaviv
583 'Ak?avos

?etr?viv

for

of the r,

omission
ov, to,

?epimv,

some

sudden

demon

of

compare

nvevpa.

ov,

???rvpov,

?elbapos,
eruption

[For

to be

caused

by

Nicet.

12 T? ?epimvm\

443,

also

cream-cheese.

rvplv)

Ptoch.

caaa,

want

nourishment,

of

atrophy.

capevos,

to

(??oaooa)

also

(See
ov,

alyiopera^ov,

(Aiya?ov,

of one

native

TreXayos)

Sea.

aiyiScuSr?s,

2, 82,

(aiyeios)
ov,

6,

(afpa,

184, 29.

Nicet.

bred at Ancyra

1.

?lyaiopira?ov.

(An
also

(See

NlCET.

alyiopera?ov.
one

plyvvpi)

24.

328,

guilty

of

incest.

6, 4, 1.

H?rmen.

PtOCH.

167

2,

Xeyerai.
?mnvos,

(see

o?os

'Apavir?piv,

in the

sense

ov, in the

lamp before
?mlprjTos.

a holy

of burning

day

and

Typic

picture.
Sept.

(Compare

Ex.

night,

as

66 Kavbfjka
20

27,

"Iva mlrjrai

?mprj, less correctly ?mpi, (?Kpfjv) adv. yet, as yet,

hitherto, up to this time. Phran.
422, 21 'us vioi
?mpi
amvp?lCoa,
place

b?v ?ypoiKovv
taa,
against.

la?rjv,

eis

'Amvp?iCovoa

rov

morpov

rcix?v

(amvp?iCo)
28,

prop,

support,
*

stay,

et alibi.

?vXov,

'Amvfi?ioTrjpiov

eu

an

the

staff,

to be

(aKpi?oXoyeopai),
Schol.

qyeibopai.

sparing,

Substantively,

2. Dear,

beloved,

3. Dear,

not

niggardly,

Arist.

Plut.

588.

close,

penurious,

aKpi?os,

miser.

?yanrjr?s.
precious,

cheap,

costly

to

; opposed

?rj vos.
adv.

aKpi?os,

of

1, parsimoniously,

aKpi?os

faiboX?s.

827.

Sched.

PtOCH.

?Kpoiraoros.

1, 131.

aKpo?paoros, rj,ov, (aKpa, jSp?fco)slightly boiled.

2,

PtOCH.

164.
rj, ov,

meat.

Ptoch.

?Kporrjpiv

for

very

(aKpos, oaxv?s)

lean,

as

poor,

1, 342.
ov,

?Kporijpiov,

to,

Lex.

promontory.

773.

26

456,

o,

ov,

?Xaro7rc?Xqs,

(?Xas,

oi ?Xaroir?Xoi

iroX?o)
for

?X?x, ?, indeclinable, Arabie

472, 10.

seller

of

salt.

NlCET.

?Xaroir?Xai.

?f/K, God, oe?s.

Ca?an.

25.

Ducas.
'AX?aviria,

as,

ij, Albania,

Phran.

82,

country

incorrectly

northwest
written

'AX?avinms, rj, ?v, ('AX?avirrjs)Albanian.

322, 13.
*AX?avov,

ov, rb, Albanon,

"Ap?avov,

*EX?avov,

of Greece
fAX?avrjria.

Cant.

II,

city

Albania, perhaps identical with Ptolemy's Albanopo

Kak?.
tapivos,

Canan.

Me^pi

rb,

26

171,

proper.

ev rfj aKrjvfj tov

paprvplov.)

^ia navras

27

r?v

Nicet.

upon.

'AX?avirrjs, ov, ?, (*AX?avov) an Albanian,

'Ap?avirrjs,
385. 391, 11.
*AX?avos. Acrop.
151, 18. Phran.

re, m\

?k r ?mnviv.

?mlprjros,

kvxuos

inlyeios

zzz ?mnvov

ov, to,

?mnvtov,

Glossary).
pektv

os Kai ?mv?las

e^vos,

?Ka7rviv for

or

ok?itov.

Sched.

?mv?las, ov, b, (?mv?a) one furnished with prickles.

*Amv?las inlyeios =
BOTAN.
?mv?oxoipos. Lex.
Xepaa?os

719,

26

406,

?Kpooaxvioji?vos*,
=

rjmvp?iCov.

Nicet.

=
a?cpt?7racrTos, ov,

garment

a?yiov.)

ov, to,

a?pop?KTrjs,

v.

or

cloth

perada)

of the hair of the goats

gora).

aros,

Lex.

(aiyeios,

Ptoch.

against

721,

amvp?iojia,

of

?lytophaf-ov.)

rb,

lean

aKpi?os, ij, ?v, (aKpi?ijs)parsimonious,

acquit.

exculpate,'

Nicet.
121, 15.
a
739, 6
alyib&brjs,es, (alylbiov) goat's, of goat. Nicet.
A
made
garment
A?yiSc?Ses Inivbvpa,
of fine goafs

a?yiov,

relxos.

niggardly.

ov, b,

the islands of theEgean

hair.

'Ev

aKpi?oXoyovpat

22.

Aiyaio?reXayirijs,

to
co

parsimonious,

&?rjv,
568,

made

171,
to

Nicet.

2, 577.

Nicet.

rjmvp?ioav)

(write

aKovp?iorijpios, a, ov, (amvp?iCo) supporting, propping.

(?v?os,

fj, (??penros)

Ptoch.
??oa&,

26

cient

as,

1pa* Kc? rjmvfi?rjoav

Intransitive,

epeio-pa.

?epimv.)

2, 199.
??peyffla,

?qbepov ?v? x

eis r? re?xrj.
2.

or

the body,

building.

rb,

vov

fjep?veos.']
on

; supposed

11

p.

amvp?ioavrcs.

(See

as a

2. Airy,

G.

derivation.

air.

the

?epims, fj, ov, of the air.

yeoaxapes

an

illness

Et.

ya?ravi.

: absurd

rash,

(aepiKos)

other

any

==

r?,

bt? r? ?e? ravvvea?ai

'Aeir?Viv,
the

ov,

?etr?viov,

472,

to lean,

to cause

15 U?v

to lean,

nokepimv

opya

to

lis.

Acrop.

'AX?avo's,

ou, ?,=

28,

oxytone.
'AX?avirrjs.

D?CAS.

223.

in

584
aXe?oi

coa,

?X??o,

?o?rjv,

Ptoch.

2,

eoji?vos,

110,

or

aXeirov,

aXovor?a, as,

mass

not

has

been

111.

2. That has not heard mass

see

corn.

apa,

(Xeirovpyia).

form

lov, full

?XcTpoirobi,

to,

?XeTpo?ro?iov,

irovs)

(?X?rpi,

aXlpovo,

to,

ov,

H?RMEN.

's robs

'AXipovo

exov

430, 8.

Kal

bi?

iropvevov

bob em ?XXaKTc?v ooqbpovi??o?o.

2. Beam,
for

ders

yoke,

at
M.

sus

like,

to

is chanted

after

immediately

?v

the ovvairrij

succeeding the ?|ctyaXpos : but during Lent (Sundays

excepted) ?AXqXoota is chanted in its place. Typic.
32,

Ptoch.

209.

p.

2,

'Ekc?voi

b? X?yovv

'Upas

m?rjp?pav,

ty?XXovoiv

335

8e?s

ko? Kvpios

'Sijjiepov

yj/?XXcrc

?XXrjXovia,Tfith them (the abbots) it is always a

but with us (common monks) always a
feast-day;
fast-day.
ov, rb, a term
ad Concil.

Balsam,
ov,

'AXpupo's,

o, Halmyrus,
gulf.

Pagasetic

has

ing great
aKovirov

Now

VI,

to ?XXrjXovia

applied

chanted.

75.

?pavlrrjs.

Lex.

?pavir?piv.

BOTAN.

(See also ?pavlrrjs, in the Glos

a

?pire,

defective

to nfjyaive,

go, go

imperative,

nrjyaivere.

not

rj, ov, that has

also

(See

?pevoa,

Nom.

of

partaken

Coteler.

the

438.

sacrament,
also

(See

pera

blboapi,in the Glossary.)

?prjp?kios,

ov, b, Italian

ammiraglio,

admiral.

Curop.

=
rj, b,
ov,

Nom.

vineyard.

(?pnekos)

amiral,

851.

CONQUEST.

?prjp?kios.

rb,

French

11. 24, 11, et alibi.

Coteler.

14. 139.
?pnore, that is, ?v nore, interj. utinam ! O that ! Would
In the expression of a wish, it is
that! pampi!
followed
500, 22 *Av
regularly
by v? (iva). Nicet.
nore Iva icfapovn?es! Cant. HI, 99, 2, where it stands
alone.
(See alsoModern Greek Grammar, ? 85.)
ava?alvoa,

to rise,

ava?aapa,

aros,

as dough.
rb,

ava?aros,

an

(ava?alvoa)

2. Leaven,

406. 426.

the

ancient

ascent.

ascending,
?vprj.

Nom.

Coteler.

(See also ava?aros, in the Glossary.)

?v,

fj,

a
called

three

town

of

Thessaly

'Appupos, Armir?s.

ascended.

Op?vos

ava?aros,

throne

on

the
Ni

20.

21,

(Compare

vyfrrjkoi, &are
iaa,

ava?kepparlCoa,
to look up.

Id.

exeiv ?aopibas

A'

to cast

(ava?keppa)

Ptoch.

2, 474,

12

89,

Cu

Op?voi....

r) Kai E'.)
a

as a various

look

upwards,

reading.

?vab??tpos, ov, b, fj, (?vabixopai) god-child, god-son, god'

ov,

(?Xoyov,

breast-straps.

TpiTrXous, ?vrcXiva)
Ptoch.

wealth.

or ?Xe7ro?,

rop.
toctovrov

841, 11.

?XoyoTpi7rXovT?Xivos,
horse

mushroom,

having steps leading up to it ; simply, elevated.

?XXrjXoviapiov,

cet.

or

equivalent

?pni'kiov,

?v?qbopov.

? ?pxopevos

cvXoyrjp?vos

reading.

in the Glossary.)

?pip?krjs,

Ran.

ad Arist.

Kal ?ir?qyavev ijplv,

Kvpiov

shoul

be observed here that the modulus

?XX7jXoo?a. It must

ov?pan

baskets,

the

end ; the classical

each
Argument,

Kvpios

to a person's
and

b, mushroom,

apere

?pe, plural

English
fitted

frame

pails,

carrying

pended
Thom.

ov,

?Koiv?v?/ros.

culprits.

chastising

yvvdiKa

rb,

or

anything

as a various

2, 167.

aper?boros,

an ?XXaKrov. Nicet.
*0

3,

6,

for

rod,

(?XX?aoo)

a blow with

Hence,

?pavir?piov,

with

Together

ov,

9.

238,

sary.)

at

Heard

(See also ?cX?s, in the Glossary.)

K?irovspar.
?XXaKTOv,

! woe

alas

interj.

2, 616.

Phran.

2, 230,

Mvktjs, ? ?pavlrrjs.

ye,
or

PtOCH.

rov,

pe

Ptoch.
for

?pavlrrjs,

Pelion.

Geos

one.

Ptoch.

a part of the plough, different from vvi.

2. The constellation Orion (Qpiov).

aXijiovov

PtOCH.

?kovr?la.

bathing,

chain.

"Apa

together.

?pavir?piv

a'Xeoros, ij, ?v, (?X??o) ground.

?X?rpi, iov, rb, (?poTpov)plough.

?kovala.

ov, f?, (akvats)

any

TzETZ. Chil. 10, 424.

=
r),

as,

aXovrfia,
aXvo-os,

aXou?ro?.

aXecrpa,aros, rb, (?X??o) grist.

the not

r), (akovros)

p. 327.

in which

Coteler.

Nom.

performed.

as

grind,

in burlesque.

over

rj, ov,

?XeirovpyrjTos,

to

(?Xe'co, ?Xij?o)

to eat,

dvade/ia

1, 60,

whose
imply

?va?epa,
cursed.

ov, ij, (aXoir?,

?Xoiros) fox.

Nom.

daughter.

Kai nov

aros,

PTOCH.
r? ?ekel!

183.

Coteler.

rb, curse.

"With the accusative

1, 86

'Ava?epa

Av??ejiav

of

r? yp?ppara,

Kai r?v mipbv

the object
Xpiar?,

Kf iKelvrjv rfjv

585
aprCcCco

avaicepapascris

'Oirov

rjpepav

pe

1, 134

Av?oeji?

orpaqb?

Kal

mpir?verai
o-?Xta pou

iri?orj

eos,

ooa,

sleeves,

rb

ba?pov,

ij, (?vaK?papos)

7r?os ?va

T?

o???v

as of

repair,

Tpe^ouv
2, 435

'2

?vbpeiovoa,

opkvos,

to roll Up

(avamji?oo)

to

?vaKop7rovopai,

roll

PtOCH.

?vaoKovpir?vopat.

iri?o-rj to kout?kiv, He

one's

1,

rolls

sleeves,

sleeves

?vampirop>a,
one's

adv.

?vamvpmvba,

preparatory

coxim,
sit

To

heels, to squat.
rj, ov,

or

cossim

one's

up

rolling

(or

upon

down

(See also KXoKvb?,in the Glossary.)

(?Xas)

not

unsalted.

salted,

Ptoch.

2,

225.
to melt,

intransitive.

ecos, ij, (?vavevo)

?v?veua*ts,

ov,

dvairavoipos,

pic.
474

(?v?iravois)

32,

211

p.

Kavcov

14.

up

after

kX?ctis.

or

rest.

eis vijiria reXevrijoavra,

?vairavoipos

32.

ov,

(See

also

Ty

Thessalon.

spire,

(?veyfrios)

454,

Capt.

p.

is,

oji?s.

up.

Wlien

lazy fellow,

Ill,

sluggard.

NlCET.

take

breathe,

?vaoKovpiropa,

502 B.

ooa,
aros,

EuST.

breath,

re

26.

518,

breathing,

respiration,

?vaoa

Greek Gram

of

the

that

year,

the

is,

Kat

699

rov mipov.

'H avoids

els rov mipov

Con

rrjv avoi?iv

va

tasteless;

insipid,

to

opposed

vbanpos.

Kpeas*

insipid,

a, ov, (ovala)

formance.
=
fj,

as,

?vrapa

(ev

*Avoaros

disagreeable.

copevos,

avamjiiropa.

avampir?vo.

adv.

?pa),
3

literary

per

with,

pa(l.

51.

1326,
together,

together

"OXoi ?vrapa.

fj, agitation,

disorder,

as a

trashy,

noifjpara.

EuST.

?v?a.
r&
419,

as,

?vrapa,

insipid,

'Avovata

disturbance,

distress,

2. Rain-cloud,

fog.

trouble,

commotion,

confu

ivrapa.

(For its etymology,

see rpa

klCoa.)
=

?vr(i?oa,

PTOCH.

evrepov.

?vr(a, as, fj,=

avaoaoi.

to, =

rj, ov,

?vovaios,

avrepov

??rjv,

r) ?bekcfafjs ?vy?rrjp.

?bekcfaov

is

expression

np?Xoy.

*Avoarov

sion,

mar, ? 10, 2, 3.)

?vaomvpirovo,

full

PHRAN.
to

rj, (?vaoaivo)

ov, ?,=

ad

Nicet.

opening

Metaphorically,
to

applied

Coteler.

(For its inflection, see Modern

avaoaop?s,

fj, the

eoas,

The

canon

4.

(?vao?paivo)

?vairv?o.

niece,

254.

Balsam,

73, 26.
s
the
?vCa, as, fj, (an a)
ham, the bend of the knee, ?vra,
51.
?vrCa. Eust.
1326,
2. The calf of the leg, ?vra, aWfa. Id. 1061, 42.

avra,

(avairiirro)

ava,

?vaoaivo,

?v?oaoi,

as,

fj,

irreverence.

(evka?eia)

16.

?voaros,

Xeioypa$ia.)

?, ?,

?va7reo-?s,

fj,

?v?poanos.
Sent

(?vair?piro)

it means, in relief.

paintings,

Eust.

7r?re 's rfjv Svpi'av.

for departed infants.

?v?irepirros,

as,

quest.

Meta

E?KHOL.

?vairavoipa.

Tpoir?pta

valorous,

bepoa) weatherbeaten.

(?vepos,

Concil. VII,

making

the dead.

for

brave,

spring.

Typic.

to

pertaining

to death,

relating

phorically,

rising

to yov?Tcov

; opposed

genuflexion

94,

Codin.
the

rj, ov,

?vepobapros,

avoids,

?vaXuco,

24.

720,

Nom. Coteler.

or

hams

the

upon

strong,

strong.

?vbpeibvovv.

ave?aros, fj, bv, (ave?alvoa) raised, leavened, as bread ;

opposed to Xei^?s. (See also ava?aros, in the Glos

?veyjna,
K?

the hams.

to become

app&aroi

(?vbpeiovoa)

rpav

1095, 12.

2, 203.

Ptoch.

?vamvpmvba,

?v?Xaros,

rj, ov,

?vbpaxvrj)

(?vbpe?os)
Kat

?ppoaarovv,

Nicet.

avevXa?eia,
a

(dvampir?vo)

sleeves.

own)

?opai

to,

(?vbpaxkrj,

sary.)

va

Avamjiirovcrai

his

up

own

one's

up
136

to his taking hold of the spoon.

aros,

Ke? bev

?vbpe?os.

??rjv,

fj,

oaaa, &?rjv, oapivos,

?vbpeioapevos,

building.

as,

?vrpaxXa,

'Avope?ot

?vaomvjnrovo.

Mid.

or

avbp?Kka
kov.

oc !

?v??cp?

?vbpabekcjarj,rjs, fj, (?vfjp, ?bekcfafj)husband's sister, ?vbpbs

277.
?bekcfafj.Nom. Coteler.

toi

160.

1,

iror?piv!

"Ovrav

179.

14, p.

?vamjiir?vo,

Kat

rb mvr?Xiv,

?p?vav

pe,

iros m?i?ei,

rb

Xowrov

pou yvpi?erai,

?vaKep?poois,
Typic.

pe,

c?s rp?xei

tt}v yX?ooav

oTcoXetov

j3ao~iXeO, Kal rpioav?oep?

toco tov
va

to

eis

irapeb?moiv

iaa,

37, 26.

?v?a.
la?rjv,

1, 332.

(See also the following.)

tapivos,

(aVTfa)

?vr?oKon&.

CODIN.

586
airoKelpt?

avi?otcoirSy

?vr?oKon&,

rjaa,

e?s,

fj?rjv,

rjpivos,

CODIN.

Kon&, ?ymkoKon&*

zzz

K?nroa)

(?vr?a,

vevpo

8.

37,

?vrfjkiov, ov, to, (fjkios) blind for a horse.

Eust.

a7reoc?(air?, ?b?), adv. hence, from

out of this place.
2. Improperly, on this side.
3. Of time, henceforth, from

914,

44.
ov, r?, return-gift,

?vrlboapov,

in return,

present

bread distributed

the blessed

at

congregation

end

the

applied

to the

by the priest
the

of

to

service

communion

....

iva ka?oaaiv
rov

evkoylav
CUROP.

CONQUEST.

Tokpos

va robs

din.
?vrls

361.

I,

to

?v rjrov roa

Kai

16

HpoXoy.

contra

against,

speak

in architecture.

centring,

Co

the accusative.

With

of.

ano?vfjaKoa

see

avrp?icXa,

time when

the

la?rjv,

for

?vvnokrjcfaros

are

sung

at

tapivos,

(iv,

(See rp?kl?oa.)
rp?kl?oa)

rj, ov,

to avvnokijcfarov,

zzz:

an

worth

b?okov

Mrjbevbs

iaa,

??l?oa,

?n?kapia,

impoliteness.

at.

a?/?ei

scraped,

scaled, as fish.

as,

=
fj,

Ducas.
for

anavoacfa?piv

garment.

268,
en?voa.
for

eva

not

place,

*EXvjiiro, From

that

?7reKeI p?cra

'E?tco^ev

Kal ?ncKel.

then,

thereupon,

?7r'

?Kel?cv,

after

that,

?ircKel

1.

?ir?Kci,

52

IlpoXoy.
air

robs Tovpmvs

ttiXot?kiov.

?anpo,

?irXovo,

ooa,

2.

Nicet.

is not

NiCET.

Can AN. 470, 17.

inavoacja?piov,

ov,

1, 364.

(?n?voa,

53.

2,

390.

?ir?oo

yEoe?rjoav

569.
eis

rrjv

the

rj, (?irib?a)

cop?vos,

??rjv,

pear-tree,
(?^Xoco)

Communis.

Pyrus
to

out,

spread

expand.

To

stretch,
103

stretch

out,

'AttX?vco 's t?

as

extend,
ircpoUiv

the

hand.

pov.

airo?pabvs (air?,?pabv), adv. at nightfall,

Kal

?Xeiro,

Kopji?na,
payepiav

cfaopoa)

Kal yovib?ra,

(?irobe?Xi?o) to throw

the

masculine

applied to men.

Ptoch.

airoKc?po,

rpav?

off fear?

2, 494.

?irom?rjoji?vos,
outer

air?ybapes

biirivamv.

?neKboxfj* ?irobc?Xi?, as, aoa,

462.
to,

Ptoch.
95

27.

203,

2, 210 metaphorically.

Ptoch.
2, 202.

eo-co.

Up?Xoy.

1,

107

2, 202.

17.
PTOCH.

o ?ebs

b?orj

diroybepvo, apa, ?p?rjv,app?vos, (yb?pvo) toflay thoroughly.

2,
Comically, to engulf, devour, despatch. Ptoch.

2, 225.

PtOCH.

?oo),

*Av

?Kci?ev.

Suptav.

Ptoch.

It

PtOCH.

r*ov Ka? bie?rjv aire

rb x*Plv

oov?Xeav

Kpovo

e?yaXovoi

as,

scratched.

Ptoch.

?n?kapla.

Ptoch.

rbv

?ireb?

Conquest.

Ptoch.

aVavSoxi? f?s, fj, (ano, evS?'xopai) expectation,

?n?voa

Kai

?7ri?i?,

asper.

2. Not

that

there, from

?nb
namely.

or

?ircKci?ev,

impolite.

a?ia?ovr?>v.

A?v

??i??oa.

rj, ov, (?voa) not

aovaros,

time,

CONQUEST.

rpakl?oa.

(vnokrjyfris)

to be valued

to be worth,

(agios)

28

661,

3. Of

Ptoch.

aaa,

Olympus,

?irepiKVKXooav

?Trccrco (?tf'

1, 184.
??i??oa,

'AttckcI

Id.

air?xei.

TLp?Xoy. 234 of time.

as, ij, (?ircXiri?o) despair.

?7reX7Ttcria,

avv7T()X^7rros,

Substantively,

yvop??o

Kel?e,And I gave my hand a prick, and the awl went

Ptoch.

?vrlcfaoava

?vrp?ka, as, fj,giddiness, dizziness.

?vTp?kl?oa,

from

place,

A?co?e' rov

523

2,

thence, from

?Kci?ev.

?ir?KCi,

?ircKel?c,

?vbp?Kka.

iaa,

'Airebo

T?v

forward.

Conquest.

eVe?),

(air?,

'Eycb b\ ?v kefyoa ?vrlcfaoavov,?neXariKiov

PTOCH. 2, 327

avrlm

?ircKel

through.
the

this time.

have known him these six years

PtOCH.

2, 174 of time.

1, 157

instead

time

eireira.

(vvaaoa)

ov, to,

church.

zu ?ircKel.

?ircKci

an?

2, 285. 286.
?vrlcfaoavov,

?ireb?ml ef xp?vous, /

T?v

145.

?vrl,

eprrpos,

this

robs KX?qbres,
from within thatplace.
2. Improperly, On that side, there, at that
place.

and mraKka

avnpikfjarj.

ov, b,

144.
for

5,

evkoyla

bpik&)

(?vrl,

dict.

?vTivvKrrjs,

PacH.

Glossary.)

e?s, rjaa,

?vripiX?),

rfjv

Uparevaavros

Kk?aparos.

(Compare

8i?8oo-is

avri8?>pov

T?v

x?lP?v

fjytaapivov

96,

in the

arov,

?k t&v

16.

CH rov

Ant.

ad Concil.

From

past.

(Xeirovpy?a) ; called also ?ylaapa. It must not be

confounded with the consecrated bread (?ytos ?pros).
Balsam,

this place,

here,from

to shear,

of

?irom?rjji?vrj,

absurdly

2, 21.

said of the monastic

tonsure.

Typic.

30.

a7T0K

to

?iroKeqbaXi?o,

to death,

put

64

CODIN.

mode.

587

<f)a\t?<?

without

2*uT?Xais

to the

reference

To

?iroKcqbaXio?rjvai,

as a

Eust.

victory.

2.

1468,

Conquest.

?n-o'KOTTos, daringly.

Ilp?

?pvlv

?iroKOTTta, as,

ij, (an?Korros)

toa,

?iroKOTTi?o,
?iroKorr?,

a risk.

?iroroXp?.

to dare,

Hence,

eructed,

apparently

be

a7roVoXpos.

?iroppovxoovv?Krrjs,

{airoppovxov,

1159.

68.

QUEST.

also

(See

collector

=z

2,

ioa,

io?rjv,

lop?vos,

Nicet.

anything.

avrrjs rb mrapp?ov

brj?ev bi

CON

on

monastery

ov, daring,

dir?roXpos,

16

rip?Xoy.
Xrjorj, Ev?vs
?iro\jrc

X^f10

?yjs?),

(air?,

TELER.

adv.

rad,

tcra, ?oorjv,
2,

=
?p?rj%
?pKXa,

22.
?pmvba,

Latin

CONQUEST.

lop?vos,

ij, battlement,

messenger,

np?bpo

The

of Artzibou

fast

Anast.

fast.

Caesar.

is a heretical

this

the Greek

Vol.

Ap?stol.

I,

239.

Nom.

Coteler.

'Apr?rfovpr?rjs. CALLIST. 18, 54.

CON.

"zzz *H
vrjarela

ra,

in Coteler.

Patr.

rov

Ap?stol.

238.

I,

Coteler.

'AprfijSovpios.

Nl

'AprCi?ovplov.
Vol.

Patr.

Ap?

stol. Vol. I, 317.

as,

?prvala,

fj,

(?prvai?)

NlCET. 98, 11.

dressing,

condiment.

seasoning,

2, 575.

Ptoch.

va robs avripi

?pis, eta, v, (apai?s) thin, not close, not crowded; opposed

ordo,

to baavs.

21.

Codin.

row,

English

13, p. 390 (Paris).

(ap?rjXos)

to mince,

rj, ov,

?pvcjaavTos,

Typic.

38. 40.

vcfaatvoa) loose,

(?pvs,

cloth ; literally loosely woven.

as meat.

164.

ov, b, (apxcov)
for

monastery

the

loose

as

texture,

503, 27.

a house

attached

of genteel

entertainment

17, p. 187.

Typic.

hotel,

of

Nicet.

to

visitors.

(Compare Ibid. 67 Ta beanonm

olKrjpara.)

parapet,

erraX?is.

Nicet.

bear,

an animal.

ov,

apxovr?Kiov,
175,

office,
19.

718,27.
as, ij, (?pKros)

Patr.

?pxovrap'iKiov,

Comn.

to

precursor.

'Aprfi?ovpiov,

'Apriv?s, rj, bv, (vApra) of Arta.

?iroroXjios

evening.

v?p?rj^of a church.
as,

?irOKorros.

word,

rov Tek&vov ml
KvpiaKr)
$apiaatov.
*
NlCON.
in Co
rj, b, zzz AprCt?ovprCios.

5'AprCt?ovprCios

(Compare the Latin g rad us.)

=*AXj3avov.
*Ap?avov
Ptoch.

avrov.

time.

Turn,

ap?eXifa,

rjrov t?V

this

a series of things.
2.

7.

Typic.

'Apr?i
said

TrIOD.

| 'AprCt?ovprCia,

TOV eppiirrav.

Swedish

?p?ba,as,rj,

e*Krov or?jiaros

roXprjp?s,
av

Kat

wipe

paid by the novice to the

entering.

prjwrrjs,

Introductory

As

this week.

26 'ATrocrciouyyiXcov
|

458,

?irorayij, rjs, ij, admission fee

to

(?irooiroyyi?o)

aijia

18,

Church

reading.

o^with

to

C.

300

?iroo<j)ovyyi?o,

rov

54.

*Apr?t?ovprjs,

an Armenian

2.

16,

fast,
refutes the doctrine upon which it is based
by the free use of eggs and cheese every day during

of

as a various

540,

Acrop.
CallIST.

b, Artzibourios,

to pavb?roap,

27.

623,

fast during the third week before

(npoacjaoavfjaiposi?bopas). The expression is

433

crKaXcovco, in

anwKaXcovco,

Ptoch.

Nicet.

'AprCi?ovprCrjs,

*Apr?i?ovprCrjs,

?iroor?Xko.

ship.

nporjyfjroap, forerunner,

Lent

2, 557.

to shore.

put

bnki?oa.

rios, an Armenian

the Glossary.)
?iroor?Xvo

ov,

equivalent

Ptoch.

to land,

a7TOO"KnXc?vco,cocra, (ovcaXc?vco)

?pvlov,

CH vrjarela

Implied in

ovv?yo)

cast-off garments or old clothes.

to arm,

(?pparooa)

ov, rb, lamb.

equivalent

pos,

expression.

proverbial

?iroppovxov,ov, rb, (povxov) cast-off garment.

the following.
ov, ?,

for

as a

rig,

?ovprCws,

2, 463
?iropvpi?o, toa, (pvpl?o) to smell of. Ptoch.
N' ?iropvpioo o n ?pvy?, To smell of what T have
a low

Ptoch.

26.

*Apr&?ovpios,

2, 496.

PtOCH.

rj, ov, (kqttos)

air?KOTTos,

r?Xprj.

daring,
to run

{kott?Co)

a bear?

like

a
in Acarnania.
*Apra, as, fj, Arta,
city
*
=
ov, b,
AprCt?ovprjs,
'AprCi?ovptos.

281.

Xoy.

To

oapevos,

&?rjv,

90,

2.
of

oaaa,

Nicet.

1593, 9.
?irOKOTTa, adv.

roam

to

(?pmvba)

2, 331.

be

?pparbvoa,

ij, ?v, decisive,

?iromirr?s,

iaa,

?pmvbl?oa,

to death.

scourged

ap'XpvTOTTovXov

rb,

ocpcjaUiov

iKKkrjaiaanmv.
ad Concil.

Balsam,

?pxovronovkov,

(?pxovnms)

ov,

rb,

VI,

ecclesiastical

dignity,
NOVELL.

Alex.

10.

7.

?pxovrbnovkos.

CuROP.

51,

22.

588

o?

as (as, ?qbes), let, auxiliary.

The third person of the
or
imperative (present
aorist) is formed by subjoin
to

ing the corresponding person of the subjunctive

?s. Ptoch.
1,118.
2, 360.
a person

2. When

exhorts

(present or aorist).

first person of the subjunctive

2, 457

Ptoch.

the

as precedes

himself,

the imperfect indicative expresses a

2, 269.
referring to present time. Ptoch.

rj, ov,

uncleaned,

(oir?orpa)

Ptoch.

dirty.

?oorjv, lop?vos,

rj, ov, (aoirpos,

aoirpoK?KKivos,

to whiten.

(aoirpos)

to bewhite.

2. Intransitive,

ov, r?,

avy?v,

white-red.

kokkivos)

roe.

Spawn,

av?v

after

the

from mvoa,

as,

raisin.

rj, (oraqbis)
for

?oTpo7reXeKuv

ou, to,

classical

as a

ireX?Kvv

bcbcp?vov

derbolt

set

in

rj, ov,

?orpoTos,

Comn.

phylactery.

v.

gold!

'Aorpo
thun

of

piece

1. ?orpoireX?Kiv.

(Compare

a horsecloth

Nom.

saddle,

dirty

Nom.

vagabond.

2, 552.

Ptoch.

nasty.

dirty,

(See

also

the pre

ceding.)
driprjros,

be valued,

Tipijs a?ios. Eust.

781, 19.

3 plur.

aTipwo-acr*

imperf.

CONQUEST.

poucrav.

ij, ?, (avros)

self

as,
upon

posed
41.

=
rj,

av?evrla.

inserting

Greek Grammar,

? 8,10.]

is, by

?,

CONQUEST.

(av?ivrrjs,

106.

Jlp?koy.
son

pullus)

of

lord,

16.

Curop.

[Formed

from

the

O into

sound
and

ov-ov,

the original
A, after

in the
Glossary.

For

analogy

av-ros

also

See

the

by

changing

of av-yapi?

commutation

from

for &-r?s,

of F,

Y,

see

of the Greek Alphabet, ? 9, 5.]

History

ov, rb,

avor?paxov,

(avov,

2, 348.

Ptoch.

botar

r?paos)

[The Western

a modification

but

?>f?v, ovum,
the

ov-s.

from

av-rl

of

ttqXXtjs

for

oti

rjr?jiov, modern
\

In

avr?s.

the

go,

avyor?paxov.

bo tar go is nothing

avor?paxov,

a?ora

pronounced

2, 586

'Atos

monasteries

members

as a

COMN.

empress.

(avroKp?roap)

15,

tou

yiWai

penalty.

im
Ty

also

Ptoch.

paroxytone.

as a various

?VavTovs,

ing.

1, 339 i?avrrjv, that is i? avrrjv. CONQUEST.

avrovvos,

as,

?cfa?va, as,

that

55.

36.
rj, ov, =.

is

afrovs,

PtOCH.

read

1, 359.

cfaaye?v) Starvation.

fj, Spartium

PtOCH.

2,

604.

Scorpius.

Poterium

Spinosum.
to rule,

(?cfaivrrjs)

13

an

102.

avros.

fj, (?-,

?cfaevrevoa, evaa,

'EKe?voi

rule

b SapaKrjvot

over.
bnov

CONQUEST.
rov

?cf>evrevav.

Ibid. 35.
?cfaivrrjs,

it was

cases

oblique

1, 91

npoXoy.

thephysician.
In

rjs, fj,

avroKpar?piaaa,

2. Burnet,

PtOCH.

??pe^tia.
delinquent

invaluable,

HpoXoy.12.

He himself plays
?aTpof,

vl?yoa,

av?ivrpia, as, fj, (av?ivrrjs) lady. TtpIC 71, p. 266.

av?v, ov, rb, (&?v) egg, avy?v. Implied in the following.

?cfaayta,
cannot

that

rj, ov,

?aaikevyoa,

r after

that

vl?oa,

from

[Formed

avor?paxov.

ov,

HpoXoy.

rj, ov, (?oKoXos)

av?v.]

Ptoch.

p. 463 (Paris),

to spoil.

ircpiirar?)

(?r?aXos,

or
99.

Coteler.

("0"X,?/X0S)to deform,
?oxwifo) wty
476.
441.
Coteler.
rj, 6,

198.

of mvyoa,

analogy

fj,

service

paXov.']

without

(orpor?s)

?TfttXo7repi7r?T?js,

177

I,

ji?KcXXa.)

as a horse.

unsaddled,

ignorant

is a solid substance.

?icr? xpwaqb?ov,

Ai?s

classical

ir?XcKvs)

The

also that any portion of it is of ines

value

timable

(?orpov,

Kcpawos.

that the thunderbolt

imagine
They believe

2, 350.

PtOCH.

?orpoircX?icvov,
the

thunderbolt,

?rCaXos,

as,

the

ovov, compare

2,

See Modern

zzz

of

of eggs or spawn.

Ptoch.

?aatkevoa,

young lord.

CuROP.

from

av?v.

egg,

av?evrbnovkos,

605, 26.

Nicet.

26,7.
?oran-toa,

pic.

[For

fruit

the

sorb,

ovov)

its formation

avy?Yos, rj, ov, (avy?v) full

2, 169.

av?evrt?,
loa,

?oirplCo,

?rpoqbia,

r), (oov,

avyor?paxov

2, 225.

iros,

tree.

1, 344.

PtOCH.

?rvxfjs.

the sound B.

aoiraorpos,

?nji?,

as,

avyapi?,

2.

272.

the

rj, ov, =

?ryxos,

as ?bo t? b?bow.

*As c?yo,

3. *As with
wish

acpcvc?

rj, b,=

av?ivrrjs.

PtOCH.

1, 348.

[Formed

from av?ivrrjs (pronounced ?cp?ivrrjs)by dropping

e.]
?cjalvoa,

aor.

?cprjaa,

(?cjalrjpi)

2, 151. 190. 331.

to let,
permit,

allow.

Ptoch.

589

a(j)0T0V

?qborov

since,

(?qb9 orov),

38

as,

?qbovoia,

ov.

CONQUEST.

?qborov

?yevvij?rj*

?(j>

"Ocra Kal ?v ?paprrjoev

ij, (effusio)

dross,

refuse,

T?v

npoXoy.
Ibid.

as of

?aatkiKos

Bavoa epnpoara,

Botan.

Bavoa

ov,

Nicet.

mXv?a,

"AtyaXra
Nom.

sung,

not

ei?, v,

T?

hymn.
blessed

the

by

2.

priest.

in speech.

as

sharp,

irritable,

vinegar.

r?

ancient

o??

vXaKr?.
for

?ayyeXiov

2, 333.

Y, B, see Modern

Greek

ov, ?,=

?aopams,

t?v, rb,

?aXavibi,

acorn

of

2, 99.

PtOCH.
acorn,

Quercus

of the day at
commutation

?eXavibi.

409.
Particularly

Aegilops.

?aXaviov,
as,

men.

in particular

Aegilops
ov, rb,
ij,

2,

(?aXavos)

term

Nicet.

?apm.

11,

oirob?o,

324,

26,

in

sense

the

the

also

?eXavibia.

661,

23.

et alibi.

marsh,

aXa, dX?rjv, aXp'evos,

1, 374.

day.

Examples

(?aXXo)
the

IIoGto e?aXes ; Where

rb paxaipi

eis to

VOL. VII.

(??rjKapt,Put

NEW

to

Tzetz.

fiduo.

morass,
put,

language

name

SERIES.

r?

baKrvko

zzz

fj,

with

set about

as

tears

my

any

doing

Kai

? neipaapbs

roa9 ?afjpia.

Mr) ?avrjs

opopcpo baKTvktbi.

BaXre

pov

baptismal

barbarism.

?ap?apos,

NlCET.

?apeta.

aros, rb, (?apeoa)

77, (?apvs,

rj, ov,

?apepevos,
<
novka

?epi?e

?apvxvas,

a,

Tzetz.

?ape~ia)

sledge-hammer,

burden,

?apea.
NlCET.

tveight.

tired,

(?ap&)

22.

688,

fatigued.

27.

231,

Mi?

'O?prjo

Kai fjrov ?apepivrj.

the

b,

e?s, eaa,

?ap&,

nightmare,

in.

put
of

kmfe

into

PtOCH.

the present

this

Eust.

?a?ovrCimptos.

you

Tiarl

the middle

In

to be weary.
ro va

pai

quest.

aravrfj
?aaikims,

Ptoch.

np?Xoy.

rov

wound,

p?a

?apeaav.
ov,

tan.

the sheath.

Kakovpevo).

also

(See
strike,

?,

QKipoeibes

or

paxaipi?,
Qekovv

basil,
....

Ti

heavy.

?; Is

?ap

aov

9s rr) arpara

y'evoa npoxep?prjs,

va ?apuaai.
To

o-ov

?apovpai

202

to be

(?apioa)

TAfjva rb x^pa

for

2.

it ? B?Xe

75

i?rjv, epivos,

sense.

Bape?re

fen.

did you put

the

to

on, as a garment.

?apepa,

heavy

slang

the proper

upon

swamp,

from

use

to do
anything.

rjros, fj, the being

as,

3.

ov, ?, (?aXra)

?avopai,

as,

B?XXav.
?aXros,

vep?v,

to work

?apeia,

H?r

classical

of ?iveo,

a play

?avoa

as, fj, (?annarfjp, ?anriarfjpiov)

Ptoch.
2, 205.

?ap?aporrjs,

of,
to

corresponding

9, 784, with

Chil.

; called
NlCET.

and the

9.

to smite,

?aXXo,

acorn.

to contend

561, 9.

?aXavibia, as, ij, (?aXavibi) the oak in general,

Quercus

of

? 7, 7.]

Grammar,

(?aXaviov)
the

the

[For

?arpaxos.

wickedly.
not

Presume

avrovs,

resolve

cjaopepara r? paroKvkiapeva.

?apea,

the Gospel

time of reading
Ptoch.

in

Chil. 9, 972.

ov, rb, the Gospel.

evayy?Xiov,

2. The
church.

the

27.

418,

have

font, mkvp?fjopa.

to bark like a dog, ?a?iCo,

Nicet.

To

middle

k els

?annarfjpa,

ancient

To

contemplate,

va r?
?jexoap?arj.

yih

the

395, 22.

Nicet.

?a?vfr.

?a?vCo, voa, (?avfa)

?aXm,

i?akorjKe

Metaphorically,

?vpos.

?a?ifa =

the

the

to set

Tfjs ?avei

quick-tempered,

To

for water.

In

thing,

bold, impudent

rovs

?pnpoar?

Kpi?pia.

?ovkfjv,

pov

b?Kpv

3. To
put

(ayj/?s)

irascible,

?avo,

r? ?avrjs

substitute

9.

709,

?\jsvs,

?xprjoros,

aav

Kai

before.

them.

et alibi.

76.

?tyos, ij, ?v, (arrro) fiery,

Eust.

as a

Kolyba

Coteler.

?xpijoipos,

26,

235,

not

ov, (yjs?XXo)

?\jraXros,

useless,

(xprjo-ijxevo)

the

about.

think

Bavoa rfjv mKrjv

Mfjv

? pi) xprjo-ip,evov.

drive

vovv pov,

rbv

pi

To

view,

21.
?xprjoipevTos,

To

rovs Tovpmvs

e?akav

?qbp?ros,rj,ov, (aqyp?s)frothy, foamy.

2. Spongy, tender,fine, delicate, as fruit or bread.
?xopraoia, as, ij, (x?pr?(o) insatiableness. NlCET. 472,

on board

him

put

They

condemned him to the galleys.

galley ; They

86.
Lex.

iron.

's rb mrepyo,

e?akav

the

earth

too

to be tired

Kai nlarevaov

think

it burdensome.

?apov
Con

keyoa r? nokk?
in the

?apvvopai,

him

nokkaKis

Glossary.)

Krvn& : to attack.
Give

in

?apovv.

?apiovpai,

1, 243

va a?

Rare

Bape?re

rov.

T?v

Koa

Stab.

va pas
?apeaovv.

Ocimum

Basilicum.

Lex.

eoiKe b?
&Kipoa r& miv&s

Bo

?aaikiK&

590
?aarSs

as, =

?aoro,

PtOCH.

?aorafa.
ov,

?aroirovXov,

dimin.

t?,

1, 188.

of

?aTos,

(?arpaxos,

cup, the Ranunculus

Lex.

?arpaxiov.

BaTpd^iov,

?ou, ?, for Euy?vtos.

lov, rb, =

?eXavibi,

as,

?eXavibia,

ov,

to,

==

to,
to

Xi?os,

Canan.
ni ce,
ov,

for

loa,

?iyXifa,

=z

sewing.

varnish.

?i&ov,

see ?v(iov.

a various

BOTAN.

BrjpvXXios

142,

23,

Ptoch.

2, 283,

Ptoch.

2, 283.

woman.

Ptoch.

Sam

hieble,

(See also mvcfao

BXa^oi,

Blachi,

?Xaxoi, the Blachi of Greece.

482.
I, 395. Nicet.
rj, dimin.

592, as a various reading.

of

Cinn. 260.

?Xrjomvviv.

buccula,

buckle.

English

it

is written

?ovKka.

give

1, 197.

novKka.
also

(See

oapivos,

Nicet.

Meursius

and

?ovrovka.)
to seal.

(?ovkkooa)

NlCET.

as,

Italian

fj,

bombarda,

bom

English

461, 1, et alibi.

as, fj, zzz ?ooaty,

?ovnes.

SCHOL.

?a>?.
also

(See

Opp.

Hal.

yovVa.)

tov

cO mpefaos

1, 65

1, 110

to befull

?ovp?ovpiCev

1,

in both

b, French

ov,

gess.

fj, a

rivos

5.

Eust.

species

of

bird.

ov, to,

cask,

(?ovrrlov)

,?ovrlCoa, i%a, ix^v,

'S res

?ovr&.

bur

English

Thessalon.

449,4.

Capt.

Aesop.

77

barrel.

Nicet.

BovraXis

typivos, (?volCoa) to dip,

672,

25.

immerse,

cfakbyes ?ovnypevos.

to dive, ?ovr&.
Usually

2. Intransitive,

in the

aorist.;
ov,

?ovnarfjs,

who

b,

Comn.

ras

p.

evx?s

(?ovrlCoa)

dipper,

the

priest's

assistant

the infant at baptism, a church officer.

dips

Kout?o

686

kap?avei

*0 ?ovrtarrjs
to naibtov

pera

elne?v rov

r?

Kai ?anrlCei

avr?.

?ovrtxrfjs, fj, b, (?ovr&) diver.

2,

?no

eKpijw.ro.

?vplbos

?ovrClov,

bourgeois,

282,

Cinn.

EuKHOL.

P?OCH.

of.

yfre?pas ?pv

ybak?ras.

"Aypaqba) in particular. Nicet.

180. 1261.
66, 20. Conquest.

the modern

Ptoch.

?ovKia.

morsel,

PTOCH.

?ovm.

Canan.

?ovrakts,

2, 199, proparoxytone
1, 121.
Pach. II, 106, et alibi.

oaaa, &?rjv,

?ovpykatos,

I, 203, 4. Cant. II, 321, et alibi.

Comn. I, 245,7.
BXaxtK?s, ij, ?v, of theBlachi, Blachic.

as,

at Pelion.

the

ebulus,

elder)

?ovp?ovpiCoa, iaa, to swarm with anything,

Greg.

?XrjoKovvirCa,

....

Kp?roav

French

danewort,

mouthful,

where

PTOCH.

reading.

ov, o, plural

the

bovfqv?,

Heard

fj,

bard.

11.

BXaxia, as, ij,Blachia, the country of the Blachi, applied

to Thessaly in general, and to the highlands of Thes

places.

BOTAN.

267, 25 incorrectly written with one A.

?ovna,

BX?^a, as, ij, (BX?^os) Blachian

362.

BX?xos,

?ovKka,

?ovpnapba,
10.

84.

C?ROP.

see ?vriva.

Ptoch.

fj,

as,

Batees,

saly (the modern

Acrop.
841,15.

BOTAN.

2, 203.

as,

Ducange

Lex.

j9iT?ea,as, ij, a blow with a ?lr?a.

Nie.

Hal.

mnviov.

Lex.

?oravrj.

Lex.

?oravrj.

rb keybpevov

as, fj, (bucea)

?ovkk&voa,

?epovixiv.

switch, twig, rod.

?irCa, as, ij, (vitis)

zzz

rb,

wallwort,

elder,

(See also ?epvUi.)

beryl,

see ?vCaorepos.

pos,

Opp.

?oravov.

EuST.

?cpovixw.

?iyXeuco.

rb,

1, 352.

460, 22.
English

rb,

?epov'iKiv.

Xey?pevov

?i(ao~T

?iriva,

needle

(?cXovrj)

1483, 32 ?epovixrjv, incorrectly.

?epovixiv,

104.

2,

SCHOL.

fvXea.)

ver

?epovUiov,

ov,

zz:

bucus Ebulus.

?ovKia,

lov, rb, Italian

?epovUiv

Ptoch.

help.

?ovyXcoo'o-os.

lov, rb, (Russian

?ovm,

?epya, as, ij, twig, switch.

for

ov,

dwarf

1,167.

?epvUi,

?oraviv

?ovfi,

?aXavibia.

for ?cXoviov,

Ptoch.

2, 460.

1, 375.

?aXavibi.

~
rj,

XeXiS?vios,

anippa

2, 572.

PTOCH.

?oravtov,

?oravov,

?arpaxo?oravov.

2, 236.

PtOCH.

?arpaxos.

for

?oraviv

in ancient Greek
to

?aqbeas, a, ?, (?aqbevs) dyer. PtOCH.

?yaivco for e?yatvo. P?OCH. 2, 331.

as

fish.

butter

crowfoot,

?oravrj)

of botanists,

BOTAN.

ov, ?, =

?arpaxos,

?eXoviv

species

=
/3o?8oyXo)0"crov, ov, r?,

1, 99.

Ov, rb,

?arpaxo?oravov,

By?vis,

o?

e?s, to assist,

as, for ?orjo&,

?oo&,

2, 573.

Ptoch.

?ovrovXovcu

?ovrovka,

(See also qbXrjomvvirCiv.) j?ovrovkovoa,

as,

fj,

zzz

?ovKka.

oaaa, oap?vos,

Implied
(?ovrovka)

in the
to buckle,

following.
buckle

lepea

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?ovTci)

on.

PtOCH.

ras

69

2,

<f>repvioTrjpas.

also

(See

7TOcr?v (?>epov

to?s

BouTOuXcop?vas

jiovrXoyarav?o-mvqbos,

povrX?vo.)
as,

?ovro,

to

rjoa, rjp?vos,
rov

jiao?a

immerse,

dip,

to

eis

rjrov ?ovrrjpevrj

*H ?vbv

?ovriCo.

with

covered

p?Xapa,

2.

to dive.

Intransitive,

the evening.

in

Come

"Eva oa??aro

yAir rb raxb

evening.

?s

to

"EXa?pabv,

From

?pabv,

morning

serum

rb,

the

diei,

ov,

straps

r?,

(?paKiov,

Xop?ov)

sustain

breeches.

that

braces,

suspenders,

Coteler.

Ill,

511 B.
?paapa, aros, rb, (?paCo) cooked food.
256.

to

?pexo,

as

soak,

cbp?oKo.

750, 26.

2, 357

Ptoch.

or

Ptoch.

Ku?pous

?e

Theocr.

Schol.

Opp.

rush,

the Juncus

Tzetz.

5,125.

of

ARIST.

SCHOL.

oir?prov.

botanists,
Plut.

663.
??5.

3, 342.

Hal.

Dioeca,

in

?pop&,

Tanus
or

?ypioKXrjpa,

ov,

Schol.

rb,

1, 53.

Theocr.

?pvois.

Nicet.

837,

animal.

young

Nicet.

15.

291,

as of a female,

Eust.

31

1163,

breast,
26

590,

?irlva,

BcoraXis,

?i(vov,

incorrectly.

incorrectly.

Hebrew

hat.

KH^

Zonar.

fjWKrepls.

bowl.

yaQ??a, as, ff, gab ata,

(See also ya?aoov, in the

toply the bowl, to quaff.

yfsvxf} pov,

ya?aoiv
Ptoch.

2, 589,

as,

of

as a various

fj, (y?bapoc)

bowl.

little

ya?aoa,

reading.

she-ass,

ov, b, OSS, yaelbapos,

Nicet.

bvos.

sary,

58,

mipov.

ov, rb, dimin.

sewer, drain.
ya?os, ov, b, (Chaldee ^J| or JOi)
Codin. 22, 17. (See also yov?as, in the Glossary.)

Bpu'XXa,

Curop.

Kai

Ta?aoiCe

for ya?aoiov,

Ava?

ass.

and

eV8ovpiv,

yabovpa,

as, fj,=

yabovpiv

for yabovpiov,
has

?elbapos,
30.

86,

origin.

wild

ya?b?pa,

the

y?ibapo?,

Compare

the Persian

See

ayavbapt

also

classi
to be

seems

word

[The

ya'ibovpa.

yabovpa,

*T"Ofc{

in

the Glos

below.]

yab?pa.

no

ov, to,

ass,

(y?bapos)

to

reference

sex.

This

ya'ibovpi.

Ptoch.

2, 479,

v.

1.

e'Acoovpiv.

stinking.

?papiapiv, rb, 'stinking. Ptoch.

io~a, lop?vos,

as

?vrlva, as, fj, (?vrlvrj) a kind of earthen jar.

Gloss.

?popos.

?popiapea, as, ij, (?popios)

223.

Intransitive,

660,

incorrectly.

?ifaarepos,

Nicet.

paar?s.

form
as,

Nicet.

classical

?xdapi,

22.

transitive.

the

ARIST.

17.
=
ij,

27

ov, rb, (?v(avoa)

SCHOL.

stirpi.
=
rjs, ij,

infant.

sucking,

(?vCavoa)

as, fj, wet-nurse.

of Eastern

?povXov.

as an

to suck,

a, ?v,
623,

?v(lov,

cal

?ypiomXoKv?i?.

rb ?epyl.

Communis,

?pvXXov,

720.

Plut.

Cr?tica,

to suckle,

(pv?ac?)

25.

y?bapos,

2. Bryonia

2.

600

Sched.

r? naibl.

?vfavei

Intransitive,

?ypioKXrjpa, yab?pa,

?ypiomXoKv?ia.

?popiCo,

stinking.

Glossary. )

ad Lycophr.

?povvia, as, ij, (?pvovia) Bryonia

?popa,

Lex.

aypevo?,

ya?aolCoa, iaa, (ya?aoa)

et alibi.

1, 100,

ov, to,

?povXXov,

Schol.

3.

2.

pearrj

?pvXXov,

?pvXov,

or a?a,

*H p?vva

Lex.

see ?popo.

?povXov

aaa

?oarakls, fj, Rabbinical

(See also ?peKTos, in the Glossary.)

?peyplvovs.
=

beans.

COTELER.

Nom.

Nicet.

?paxvos, ij, ?v, (?payxos) hoarse.

?pvorj,

2.

?poapl(oa

?v&arpta,

?paKtXopia,

?pvXov

Nicet.

Ptoch.

evening.

1, 164.

?pojio,

?s,

?poap&,

?vCaarepbs,

for ?pabv,

?pio-Ko

16.

481,

Capt.

Thes

Eust.

bva&brjs.

stinking,

?poapiapevos, rj, ov, (?poaplCoa) adjectively,

Ptoch.
2, 246. 321.

Satur

One

?pabv,

till evening.

the

salon.

?vCavoa,

?pabv or ?pabv, to, (?pabvs) in the evening.

?pabvv

a, ov, (?p&pos)

?p&pios,

correctly.

gold.

day

ya?&apo?

(?popos)
to stink,

Ptoch.

2, 102.

ya?b?pa,

2, 225.
to cause
?popo.

!
to stink.

ov, b, =

yaelbapos,

as, fj,

y?ibapos,
change

3. For

ov, b,
of A

y?ibapos,

which

see.

Et.

G.

118.

yab?pa.
in

three

into AI,

syllables,
see Modern

y?bapos.
Greek

[For

Grammar,

the
? 7,

the diphthong AI, see Ibid. ? 2, 2. Those who

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ya?Sovpa

assumed

it was

that

derived

from

y?jv

b?peiv,

Saxon

striking

his feet, or from ?el b?peo?ai, being

cudgelled, introduced the orthography and

the earth with

always

pronunciation

which

and

yaeibapos

(El)

rj, =z

yalbovpa,

as,

ya?bovpi,

iov, to, =

ya'ir?vi,

iov,

(yaieravov)

with

braid,

yaX?fios,

to the

blue,

mX?lvos)

; as TaXav?

eyes

p,?na, Blue

Lex.

Botan.

r?ibos, metaplastic
ooa,

of

the Euphorbia
....

Ti?vjiaXXos

??rjv,

oji?vos,

DuCAS.

irapaqbvXaKij.

y?rra,

yaiV?vi.
=
ij,

as,

y?rros,

aor.

yb?pvo,

to

English
7.

199,
also

(See

watch,

guard,

mrros.

eybapa,

Opp.

pass,

rjs,

yeiTovicrcra,

rj, (yeirovas)

1,170.
=
yevpa, dinner.
y?pa

rj, ov,

ycp?ros,

2, 56.

(yepco)

full,

yepi?o.
ov, 6,

Tevir?apos,

pios. DUCAS.
???mbes,
TevLr?cpi
yevopai

=
=z

ot Kat

Ptoch.

in

yoji?ros,

ancient

288,

yivopai.

1,

10.

2,

263.

reading.
'laviT?a

revtrfepos,

janizary,

a, ov, sky-bllie,

[Etymologically

down

ej a.]

precipitate.
'Anb

precipice.

structure.

Mid.

yKpepvlfypai,

see.
to lick,

(Xei'xe?)

ykfjyopos,

quickly,

quick,

rax^oas*

swiftly,

yprjyopos,

swift,

rax^s.

as, fj, zz: yvktarepls.

rjaa, zz: iykiarp&,

as,

ykiarp&,

ov,

rb,

eKktarp&.
anise,

?viaov)

(ykvms,
Theocr.

Schol.

63.

7,

Pampinella
Lex.

Botan.

rb ykvmviaov.
ov, (ykvms,

evivrevKros.

affable,

avvrvxalvoa)

557, 25.

Nicet.

2, 568.

570.

NlCET.

connected

432,

with

24.

490,

the Anglo

first

[The

the

lux

689, 21.

root

as

same

rb, the

Eust.

18.

137,

1, 225.

rjep?veos.

ykvmxapa?ei.

component

to

part

is

identical with that of ykvmcjaoas. See also XvKo^eyy?.]

tines,

K?Kkrjvrai.

DUCAS.

PTOCH.

to

Kprjpvl?oa)

!
as

rj, ov, (iypfjyopos)

ykvmcjaoas,

14.
yep?Kivfor iep?Kiov. COMN. I, 98,
yep?veos,

Ptoch.

dawn,

1 O? b? rrjs auX^s rov rvp?vvov

yeviV?apoi

Tevir?apos.

Greek

Ptoch.

as a various

2, 380,

(Turkish)

e?a, Latin

ita,

nov,

yi?

[Apparently

impersonal, it is just beginning

ykvmcfaeyyei (<f>?yya>),

by
irXijprjs. Followed
94. 195. 351. Nicet.
149, 25.
yep??co

of

ykvmavvTVxos,

the accusative.

ykfjyopa,

adv.

"Aviaov,

1, 127 Tifiaros ?pa,

PtOCH.

la,

fall

kaK&, which

Anisum.
PtOCH.

neighbor.

female

Id.

Dinner-time.

1, 226.

PtOCH.

neighbor.

to

demolish,

ykvmviaov,

a, ?, (yetVcov)

classical

iapevos,.(iv,

yKpepvia?fj

as, =

ykiarplba,

(See also

?7Toy?epvco.)
yeiVovas,

la?rjv,

Topa

ev?vs.

as a structure.

ykfjyopos,

ybapp?vos,

2, 103.

Ptoch.

skin.

572.

2,

Cyn.

part.

perf.

?yb?p?rjv,

(?Kb?po) toflay,

va

fall,

ykaK&,

the

yKpepvl?opai,

To

457

2,

immediately,

ykelcjaoa, eiyfra, elcja?rjv, eippevos,

povrXoyarav?oKo\qbos.)

SCHOL.

iaa,

yKpepvl?oa,

2.

of

196.

COTELER.

bridge,

Ptoch.

e?a ottov,

7.

423,

139, 26, et alibi.

yicjavpa)

come.

Phran.

place.

NOM.

yipa.

Nicet.

(yecfavptov,

just,

Mid.

mrra.

ov, ?,=

tov, to,

yjrrjk?

(yav?o)

dinner,

2, 158.

1. Ta>pa

as a kettle.

to tin over,

to,

1, 78.

as a

healthy,

(vyirjp?s)

interj.

rrjs ydXa

genitive.

1188, 64.
yapbia, as, ij, Italian guardia,

yarav?

aros,

PtOCH.

yrjpo?oaK&.

a modification

eyes.

Eust.

yevpa,

v.

applied

commonly
(or gray)

yaXar?iba, as, ij, (yaXaKris) spurge,

botanists.

fj, ?v,

yi?,

yaXav?s.)

(Compare

ij, ?v, (mXX?lvos,

yaXav?s,

yep?s,

yecfavpi,

a, ov, blue.

zzz

Ptoch.

sides*

four

gr?n.

?eir?viv.~\

yabovpiv.
Silk

German

green,

English

supposed that it was a derivative of ?fjp

or fjfjpconverted it into fjep?veos. Compare ?elbapos,

yepo?oaK&

yab?pa.

to,

grene,

Those who

El,

is sounded like I.]

?eir?viv.

yaT?vi,

yavovo,

an

with

?et?apos,

in modern Greek

yXvKO^apa^e?

AYK

kvmcfaoas,

[The

in Xvk^,

(found

the

compound

the

other
of

hand,

ykvKvs,

For

the

addition

of

for

kaK&,

kelxoa.

See

also

r,

compare
ykvmcp?yyet,

kvmcja?yyoa^]
ykvmxap??ei

(xap?fei)

that
sweet,

dulcis,

ykvmcfaeyyei.

kvybos,

The Byzan

wolf.

imagined

the

twilight.

confounded

?pcptkvKrj, kvxvos,

1u c i s) with kvms, lupus,

on

morning

ancient Greeks

kvK?cjaoas was

and

cfa&s, light.

yXaKco,

ykelcfaca,

yXvKoxapafet,

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8ia?a

yXvrovc?

ooa,

yXvr?vo,

to deliver,

oji?vos,

2. Intransitive,
25

eyX?rooav,
=

yveio

Ptoch.

y?varov,

ov, to,

like.

NlCET.

knee.

(y?vv)

the

root

1, 214.

X?s, German Kohl,

youX?s,

=
?, o,

mvX?s.

=
rj,

?ovira,

as,

yovira,

English

I, 59, 12.

ij, a

Curop.

ov,=
as,

21,

ij?rjv,

also

pas

Pach.

Xa7raT?as.

ypiK?;

hence

uncultivated,

rough,

In process

used

privative,

an

in

ypoiK?

sense.

opposite

the

The

ioa,
790,

loji?vos,

The

yXioTpiba.

yvpevo,

of

turn

for.

the
NlCET.

apparently

see.

ioa,

?oorjv,

suggested

Tvpevov

(yvpos)

transitive,

to

turn,

yvpiCopat,

rrjv yX?oo?v

pov yvpi?erai.

around.

Ptoch.

2, 435

ovbepla,
form

that

the

this

feminine
The

ovbeplov.
was

adjective

com

baplov,
rl.

borrowed.

pi?

PtOCH.

NOM.

COTELER.

CONQUEST.

beme^.

below,

of
and

1, 311.

340.
126.

IlpoXoy.

staff,

(bemvos)

adverb,

negative
not.

Ptoch.

?ypoimvv

aor.

wand,

bimvUiov.

baton,

to the

equivalent

1, 71,

v.

1. ovk.

classical

Phran.

422,

mk?.

Ill,

164 *EXa 8e7rar. (See

imperat.

pers.

sing,

from

bia?alvoa,

to

through.
2. As

also

See

sense

the

eka.)
2

pass

'2

in

baplv)

305, 5 seq.

Aev

bia?a,

around.
to go

that

va

baplv

b?s pe baplv

evrepov,

?klyov

neuter

ben?, adv. here, ib&. Boiss.

r?

'
Mid.

?klyov, mpp?nv.

rpicfarovrCiKov

lent.

ov, rb,

ov, non,
21

24

pe

pronoun

be?va.

zzz:

also
lo-p?vos,

?,

b?v (ovb?v),

(See

plant.)
85,

little,

1, 210.

ypoiK?.]

Phran.

which

seem

into

(corrupted

bemv'iKiov,

irpayfiara.

Xao?'evra
yvpi?o,

to search

evoa,

was

Aos

fj, ?v, (baveiov)

bem??rj

nva.

rpavXov,

name

the mucilaginousness

by

be?vas,

Nl

Krjpvooo.

proclaim,

pi) roXjirjoai

'Eyv?evnCe

?bos, ij, (yXtorpco)

yvXiorep?s,
also

?oorjv,

28

va

p?Ais

PtOCH.

plum.

pevav

imagining

2. Loaned,

the original ?ypo?K?,but must

not be regarded as identical with it.]
CET.

Kai

224

2,

Id. 2, 470 Kai naprjy?prjpa

m\

Abs

would

indefinite

the

baveims,

coincides in form with

yv?evriCo,

594.

Sched.

bapaKiv.

suggested

compare

modern ?ypo?K? and ?ypo?K?are formed by prefixing

A and E to ypoiKo. The first of these trisyllabic verbs

to

PtOCH.

somewhat,

183

then,

beplov

ignorant.

balpoav,

pounded of ov and beplov, found no difficulty in using

to be ?ypoims,

of time the illiterate, by omitting

Lex.

ring.

(bapaaKrjv?v)

[It

ignorant

reading.

demon,

spirit,

bapaKiv.

1, 338

ovbels,

slang

2, 107.

evil

a little.

p/onoun,
1,

As

angular.

75.

baplv.

ov, rb,

neuter

of

around.

turning

Ptoch.

Coteler.

evplampev

paarapiv.

PHRAN.

various

?ypo?K?would mean

clownish,

perceive,

mraXaji?avo.
as

to

turning,

yoavlbiov)

cfaepovaiv ?vvvomppav

baplv,

intarpicfaoa.

(baipovims)

of

povmvlaoa.

to

(?ypoims)

?ypo?K?,

rb,

dimin.

piKpbv

45.

SCHED.

119.

1, 234, et alibi.

(yoavla,

Adverbially,
vor?pios.

Codin.

capering.

tov, rb, (baKTvkios)

bapaKiv,

grunnitus)

called

robe,

pranks,

Nom.

bap?aKrjvov,

rjp?vos,

written

[In good Greek

boorish,

ov,

baKTvklbi,

514.

secretary,

Lex.

?ypo?K?,

19.

the ancient

gullet,

around.

imarpocfafj.

batp?viov.

12,

turn

(yvpl?oa)

rj, ov,

PTOCH.

?ypijyopos.

rjoa,

understand,
422,

of

rb,

2, 212,

baipoviKov,

41, 7.

kind

aros,

yoavibaros,

18.

63,

ypijyopos,

the ancient mv

(grunnio,

clerk,

to return,

y& for iy&. Ptoch.

the

NlCET. 606, 24.

Chil.

Curop.

as,

ypav?r?a,

ypoiKo,

ov, rb,

ov, ?, notary,

ypapparims,

and

6886.

weasand,

Tzetz.

xoip?biov.

pig,

Intransitive,

2. Return,

cole.]

yapyape?v. PtOCH. 2, 612.

yovpovviv

3.

Ptoch.

?o?.

?ooty,

to turn,

term it means big, huge.

CONQUEST.

for yovpovviov,

reading.

carrots,

[Compare

ov, ?, gurgulio,

yovpyovpos,

288,

Intransitive,

yvpiapa,

24.

of beets,

2.
20.

657,

27.

101,

NlCET.

esculent

Ptoch.

as a various

2, 400,

yop?ros,

ij,

445, 22.

incorrectly.

vevo.

as,

eyXvr?vo.

to escape. Nicet.

rj, ov, z= yeparos.

yo?Xa,

save,

passing,

an

indeclinable

way.

Ptoch.

neuter
2,

substantive
114

'Ep&rrjae

it means
's r? bia?a

594

Sca?aC<o

crou

?Vi robs

On

BcverUovs,

your

to

way

the

head

quarters of the Veneti.

aoa,

bia?aCo,

?o?rjv,

Ptoch.

aop?vos,

as

to pass,

(bia?i?afa)

time.

to cause

3.

To

?vayivooKo.

4.

read,

or move.

to go

to

Causatively,

to

teach

r?

Aia?afas

rj, 6, traveller.

biayovfi?,

as,

ing,

plunder,

ij, (biampibij,

biamp,i?o)
CA?AN.

biamp?.

sacking,

=
ij,

as,

biamp?,

464,

ij

'Eirapab??rjv

(biayovp?)
CA?AN.

463,

plunder.
Eis

21

of deacon.

office

?taKo

BAL

rb,

biaobopoTcpir?iv,
of

used

bi?qbopos,

Ptoch.

m Nicet.

of yarn.

614,

of

neuter

the

substantively,

compara

biepprjvevrijs,

advantage,

bimvUiov,

profit.

ov,

biirivams,

hold.

as

plait,

as of

to

aoa,

Ptoch.

two

can

dishes

cloth,

4.

r??Kiofia

1, 386.
the

b?Xrjos, a, ov,
tunate.

(Compare
for

miserable,

(beiXaios)

2, 231

Ptoch.

2. Poor,

dear,
II.

65

ov, rb,

wretched,

b?Xios,

denoting

23,

o?ovTtov,

bp?krjms,

incorrectly

unfor

l?arpoKXrjos

or

pity,

Tan-eiv?s.

beiXolo.)

tooth.

ov, rb,
25,

ducat,
et alibi.

coin.

24,

fN?Jnfl,
C?ROr.

ipprjvevs.

Ptoch.

2, 576.

poa?rov,

which

Ptoch.

NlCET.

botanists,

28.

188,

Lex.

bpamvnov.

....

bpamvria.
ov, b, (vbpoKfjkrj)

bp?ktms,

286.

2,

v.

436,

hydrocele.

1. v8p??vXos.
conserve

of roses,

pobo??xapi.

[The original form must have been

was

rj, ov,

avyfjs

with

confounded

bpoa?ros

from

rjs, fj, (bvais)

iavTos,

the west.

used

ov, self,

iavr?v

aor.

i?yalvoa,

Ptoch.

2, 488.

1,120.

Ni

Tfjs

refreshing.

rj?ya

CONQUEST.
in

only

PTOCH.

rov

cool,

dewy,

(bpbaos)
ai pi.

bpoa?ro

1,
aov.

the

genitive

276

lianas

(For

particulars,

40.

Ilp?Xoy.
and

accusative

ypappariK?s

e?aat,

sec Modern

? 24.)
or

e?yfjm,

subj.

e?yoa

or

i?y&,

(?k

1, 228.
2, 119,
?alvoa) to go or come out. Ptoch.
et alibi. Conquest.
88 i^e?yfjmai for
np?Xoy.

i?yavoa,

or

SLOT,

i)?yav.
e?yaka,

i?yakorjv,

perf.

part.

pass,

?yakpevos,

(iK?akkoa) toput out, toput off, to take out, to take off.

Ptoch.
52.
1, 375. Conquest.
np?Xoy.
'Ey/eXivia,

of

ov, rb, rosatum,

e?yfjmv

incorrectly.

tenderness

(obovs)

poor,

615.

89,

fj,

Greek Grammar,
infinitive.

528, 22, et alibi.

Nicet.

zzz

as,

Tpicfae

With

endeavor.

try,

Typic.

bpoaos.~\

24.

784,

bi?pav, to, (ibiopa) fashion.

boKip?(o,

as

much

Nicet.

for

incorrectly.

Arabic

btepprjvevrfjs,

'Ocfaio?oravov

singular.

bio?KKiov.

nunnery.

of a monastery

monastery.

to be
bpayop?vos.

iaa,

bpamvna,

bvarj,

fold,

of

boxi?ptos,
a

of

depository

interpreter,

Botan.

bpoa?ros,

27.

503,
for

13,

2, 108.

ij, (biiiX?os)

Nicet.

et alibi.

2, 323.

Ptoch.

iriv?Kiv)

(bi-,

Ptoch.

b?irXa, as,

CUROP.

??iko's.

dragoman.

11, 9, et alibi.

Curop.

bemvUiov.

=
ij, ?v,

interpreter,

(biepprjvcvo)

I, 384, 17.

Pach.

526

as, fj, the Arum

bpoa?rov,
?,

rr)

boxet?pios.

dragoman,

Ptoch.

1, 327.
ov,

see

bpayovpavl?oa,

26.
diminutive

receiver

the receiver

2, 62.

rb,

pov, mph,

196.

bpamvria,
skein

(bi??ofiai)

the

(boxe?ov)

Ptoch.
ov,

A?s

rr) bovke\?r? pov.

fj, (boxet?pios)

ov, b,

sense.

this

bpayop?vos, ov, b, (Chaldee DJnfl)

7.

VI,

ov, rb,

p.

service.

done,

40, 11.

the

(biamvims)

SAM, ad Concil.

to sack,

irapab?bei).

(write

ov, to,

biaoc?biov,

lop?vos,

biayovji?.

irapabibrj

biamvUiov,

cet.

24.

boxiapios,

tcra, ?oorjv,

?iayoupifco,

bio?Kiv

Ttpic.

boxe?ov,

plunder

7ToXis eis biayovp?v.

tive

as,

in

Rare

bos pov

box^tapla,

men.
a

1, 174.

PtOCH.
work

work,

(bovkevais)

Wages.
pov,

poya

read.

fj,

workman.

's res bovkeyjres pas !

boxet?pios,

bia?arrjs,

bovmrov,

bovke\j/i,
Kplpa

iraibia.

b?vnv

ov, b, (bovkevoa)
is,

2.

To pass,

?ikos,

bovkevrfjs,

1, 159.

2.

p?v

eyXiarpw

eyktarp&
nlnrovra

as, fj, zzz 'iyyXiv?a.

zzz

?Kkiarp&.

ano

rov n?rov

NlCET.

NeOPH.
759,22

r&v pappt?poav.

1.
'EyXiorpc?vra

Kai

595

?yXvTovo)

eyXur?vco, ooa,

Phran.

ypoiKo.

reading.
z=z

et

26,

342,

epvoaros,

as

21,

a various

see Modern

E,

Greek

in,

adv.

?pn?),

(fjbrj,

Ptoch.

2,

as

433,

quest.

=
ij, ov,

ebims,

now,

?bape,*

already,

various

et alibi.

1,144,

Con

Modern

Greek

?26.
oi ?btmi,

Substantively,

men.

Conquest.

?b?, adv.

here,

v? 'pnrj?ev, To

[Apparently

r?.

to,

is on

to be.

(dpi)

ov, rb,

of

X?yo)

(eipp?s,

title

rb,

the eipjioi of the principal

Ptoch.

NlCET.

574,

25,

as,

rjoa,

(?K, Xiorpov)

to

?&yXiorp?. EuST. 1119, 57.

eKrrj?i?o,

ioa,

?oorjv,

lop?vos,

?X?re,

glide,

(?Xavvo,

come,

ye,

'

vEX/3avov=vAX?avov.

AcROP. 46.

v.

195.

1,

1.

to Stiff one's self with

ip?ovmvopai.

in ancient Greek

38.

95,

et alibi.

9, subjunctive.

1, 116, et alibi.

Ptoch.

Typic.

70,

Also

for f) :

2, 78.

PTOCH.

(evvota)

cfapovrl?oa.

NlCET.

561,

29,

oav, r?,

(evrepa,

mikta)

BoiSS.

x0/5^^01^*

Ill, 418.
IivTpavl?oa,

a defec

upon
!

.,259,

| ivoapls

iaa,

(ivrpavfjs)

anything,

to stare,

look fiercely,

gaze

at,

look

fixedly

inevrpavl(oa. Eust.

8.
(iv &pa),

2. Early

ifEXabe ir?.

PtOCH.

as, fj, zzz ?vrapa.

evrapa,

by heart,

tive imperative, equivalent to iX??, ?X?erc. Boiss.

Ill, 164 vEXa ?e7r?,Come here; incorrectly divided

connected

drink.]

epnorrjs.

1, 316,

Ill,

?a?rjv,

ivrep?mika,

come

*6 'Ep^o'

177,

et alibi.

(?K orrj?os)

?X?o)

eve.

e'vvoiafopai,

?yXiorp?,

to learn

1423,

Cant.

I,

p7ror?7rovXov.)

PtOCH.

evi, iarl.

=
%vev

read

1, 322 ?Krij?rjoa,incorrectly.

?noorrj?i?o. Ptoch.
?Xa, plural

slip,

epnkir?a

Id. 2, 493.

ing. [It is to be observed that this form of y?bapos is

almost identical with the original Persian ^I^Dtf.]
?KXiorp?,

r?

yeviKoa k?yoa

p. 256.

et alibi.

as a various

2, 479,

1, 373

ivbvpaala, as, fj, (evbvpa) clothing, clothes.

eve=

e?croSos 1.

yabovpiv.

eve.

to

(epcf)vkkos) graft,

Eust.

iv zzz eve, iarl.

218,

the

Heirmologion,

of

1, 290,

ipcfavkktov,ov, to,

the RlTUAL.

aros,

(See

food.

of a church

1, 242.

Ptoch.

also

Ptoch.

evat =

of a little book containing

Typic.

pictures.

Ptoch.

[By mistake

of nlvoa,

ipnovmvopai, &?rjv, (iv, ?ovm)

(See also eve.)

eippoX?yiov,

eKbovpiv

holy

eimvoor?oiov

or

frame,

T?s

eoas mroa.

COMN.

bottle.

dimin.

to,

ipnoronovkov,
2, 324.

stand,

181

2,

Kai ax^rr?

?av??

bottle.

b, (?ovms)

iv?epa.

etpouv,

et alibi.

eio?brjpa,

rovro.

?be.~]

[The

pikava

to

skirts,

Mvpo?akava
mi

7T?TJ7S,a derivative

with

Tep7rXov.]

imperf.

mvoves

26

LTpoXoy.
's rb p?pos

?b?

in his

pov ?voa?ev

BOTAN.

miv&s

rrjs Kpvos, Grystal

or?ois)

or more

44.

Curop.
the

of

(etK?v,
one

containing

p. 298.

rovs

(povaaara

Lex.

garment.

(epnrjywpt)

Ptoch.

peg.
tuck

p' ol tye?pis

pnrjypivos,

(ipnkiKoa), to embrace.

ipn?rrjs,ov,

Conquest.

corruption

ov,

eimvoor?oiov,
niche

275.

to this
place.

or

stake

as

kiyovrat.

?vrav?a.

this place,

p? r?

eX?ovv

kins

relations,

relatives,

ripo'Xoy.

in

2. Hither,

etpat,

rov

key?peva

2.

N?

in,

nobias

epnktr?a,

to go

epnoa, (ip?alvoa)

pnak?voa.)

ipnfjx?rjv,

as

ipnkimpai

Grammar,

or

patched,

also

drive

'EpnkimvvTat
See

(ip?aKkoa)
(See

v?anpos.

palatable,

185.

2,

epnrj^a,

1, 88.

adverbially.

ipn&

subj.

27.

763,

agreeable,
epvoara,

Ptoch.
rj, ov,

PtOCH.

ey?>.

385,

ipnfjm,

epnfjyoa, aor.

?b?p?e.

Conquest.

reading.

Ptoch.

iStKo's.

aor.

enter.

Nicet.

155.

LTpoXoy.

(evvoaros)

173.

ipnakoapivos,

1212.
e?v (i?e, ibov), behold!

rj, ov,
2,

epnalvoa,

?b?pre. CONQUEST. 2777.

?baprc

i pi, from

Ptoch.

2, 433.

PtOCH.

epiva,

for

ipivav

? 8, 3.]

?baprc.

=
?b?p?e

19.

422,

the prefix

[For

Grammar,
?bape

NlCET.

yXuTt?vco.

(See also euXuT?co,in the Glossary.)

alibi.
?ypo?K?

{ckXvtos)

evt?pis

earlier.']

adv.

betimes,

in season.

in the evening.

[Comparative

ivoaplrepa,

596

??ayopeia
as, ij, =z

?^ayopeia,

ov,

??ab?Xqbiov,

cousin,

??abeXqbos,

LTpoXoy.

209.

ou, t?,

??ab?Xqbrj.

famous,

a name

Hexamilion,

ou,

???ptTov,

t?,

ov,

aoo,

again.

Ptoch.

?o?rjv,

e?a7ravTos", that

2, 595.

??airoXvros,

rj, ov,=

ifri=

?Kir?oo

most

see

to

or

take

NOM.

2, 451

reading.

brated

?
from

?miirro.

2, 242.

2, 279.

PtOCH.

Lex.

176.

Sched.

23

rj, ov, adorned.

Nicet.

607,

??opirXoTos,

=
ij, ?v,

=
e?opi??o

??opi?o. NlCET. 634, 25.

Nicet.

eaevav

630,

e?ep7rXcoT?s.

NlCET.

24.

I
'

28.

114,

of

ai,

botanists.

Ptoch.

347

2,

$a

77, ov,

CET.

784,

??vqbrepiv

hawk.

for

25.

io?rjv,

(?7roX?co)
(See

?i-vqbrepiov,

Ptoch.

I,

31,

in the Glos

n-apoxos,
"Av?poanos

?nnov

e?xe

to hit,

to hit

upon,

(enTrvyxavcu)

the

nan?s)

the

namely,

BoTAN.

lop?vos,

eanaaev

sacrament

cele
Typic.

evx?Xaiov.

also
ov,

Nicet.

barefooted,

738, 16.
avvir?brjros.

]
Nl

(?^?irrepos)

species

2, 113 ?^rjqbr?piv,
incorrectly.

Ptoch.

av.

from

of

1, 364.

Eust.

941,

ovroas.

2, 501.

1, 365.

PtOCH.
CANAN.

aap?vos,

12

468,

lO

feminine

of

npocfafjrrjs

from

analogy

of

7rXarvs.

It

as.

soon

to his

son

soon

; equivalent

by

an

as

infinitive
rb

the wine

rj, ov, empty,

Kev?s.

to ?pa ?paarj,

NlCET.

672,

?eppbv,
is

?paarj.
evmipos,

in

the

<?fceiav?>.]

rb ?paaeiv

Ev?vs

of

7rXare?a,

appears

usually

for

feminine
from

7rXareia?u>

Followed

1, 119

repair,
Karepyov

written

the

ev?e?a,

to

va r? mka

ev?vaa?fj,

incorrectly

cfarei?voa and

forms

PtOCH.

va-

is

ev?vaa?fj

ev?e?a)
"
rov
To

A?yet

XP?lC0^^

[Formed

as

(ev?vs,

Kai

867
Kai

where

the

adv.

to'.

?a?rjv,

after

says
a

o-v.

7rpos r? 7rai8iv rov, As

e?a7roXuros.)
to,

ev?vs,

the heath.

(ipeUrj)

incorrectly.

?nomroa,

cfaarlaoa"

the

to

(orpap?ouXi'fco)

ov, rb,

CONQUEST.

barbarous

twist out of joint, dislocate.

??u7ToXuros,

aaa,

ev?ei??oa,

ev?eiaa?fj.

Katfi?e s ....

ef-orpap?ovXiCo,

Comn.

er?rj keyei.

ev?vs,
Lex.

aipoppo?bes.

piles,

(?&xo)

ioa,

mkak&.

rush,

a horse.
also
7

(?Vra,

SO, thus,

not&.

??oq)?aXpiorov.
ov,

or

reading.

(See

priests,

er?, from
for ae,

pas

i
??o(j)?aXpioTos,ov, (??oqb?aXpos)having prominent eyes ?
In the following passage it is applied to the Dolichus
j

?t-ox?bes,

5.

2, 429. 434. 436.

r?,

ipelxiov,

er?rj, adv.

o-?Xiv

en-ervxa,

Ptoch.

?pelxqv,

eo-e'vfor

24.

Melanophthalmus

Curop.

napekKetv.)

aor.

seven

to

410.

run

as

Babr.

out.

by

for

| epelxtv

??vqbrepiv.

?^opirXiop?vos,

Kevbv

ov,

v7royovdViov.

has

75.

??opirXiais, eos, ij, (?tj?irXiov)an adorning.

*Ey

18,
compare

e7rra7r?7ra8ov,
\

18.

name
reaches

imyov?riov

to

the bridle,

and

tofind

??opirXoros.

embroidery

The

COTELER.

(inikakioa)

by

el&?ei

is

NOM.

Callist.

?nirvxalvoa,

??eyXvorp?,

embroidered,

of

piece

the

as a various

2, 496,
to lead

sary,

135.

COTELER.

512

Capt.

corners.

the

that

name

usual

rjaa,

e?s,

kntavpoa,

indisputably.

assuredly,

Thessalon.

square

of

fact

eniri?rjpt.

inik?k&,

catch

the

Its

Ptoch.

PtOCH.

(???pirXiov)

e?. Ptoch.

?j-rjqbrepiv,

of

needle

to one
to

the knee.

7.

eVXiorpco.

1436, 47.
=

or

Coteler.

inevrpavlCovra.

(yo'vv)

fastened

im?eroa =

(iri?vo)

e?u7roXuros.

ov,

ij,

??cpirXoros,

Eust.

?op?vos,

; as a various

incorrectly

(Compare the

tongue

E?ST.

ivrpavl?oa.

ov, rb,

Tovrov

zzz

reference

Q?, 10.

is, e? ?navros,

as,

Balsam.

2, 261.

Ptoch.

?i-eyXiarp?,

cord
velvet.

of

130, 4.

the

45.

Codin.

??avairiavo,

to

German Sammet.)

examen,

rb,

balance.

??eir?ao

16. Nicet.

samite,

English
e^apov,

piros)

(e?,

ad Concil. VII,

a kind

Nom.

forming part of the sacerdotal habit of the higher

It is attached to the belt by means of a
clergy.

given

it is believed

the man.

of

T?v rfj Coaypacfala ravrrj

223.

Ducas.

said

(See also kap?avoa3, in the Glossary.)

imyov?riov,

(e?, p?Xiov)

across.

six miles

211.

Con

renowned.

to the Isthmus of Corinth because

be

to marry,

?nalpoa,
NOM.

inevTpavl?oa

(???mvoTos)

cE?aptXiov,

8.

163,

172.

ij, ?v,

??amvar?s,
quest.

rb,
171.

COTELER.

AcROP.

??ayopevois.

evicaipos

26.

or

heated,

with
X?yei
he

ev?vs nov

597

vp pa
to, =

aros,

evpepa,

Lex.

evprjpa.

SCHED.

192.

to consider,

count,
maKiv?s

Mnrjyopar?ovKrjs,
Ovk

139

2,

to

e?xa

deem.

regard,

to

rvpXv, ri ?xei

=
iyjrfjvoa

to,

ov,

Id. 2, 115 TI&snovkiirai

Kevrrjv?piv.

yfffjvoa. NlCET.

Cay?piov,

Id.

'x<? J>? yivoa.

29.
Nicet.

602,

23,

et alibi.

*)XDt?^ shikar,
[Compare
hunter.]
Zayop?, as, fj, (Slavic (a, y op?) Zagor?, a name given
to the region north of the Haemus. Nicet.
103, 30.
679, 13, et alibi.

oma?ev,

and

behind,

fa means

[In Slavic

opos, mountain.

yop?,

lit

The

eral meaning of Zayop?, then, is, behind themountain,

that is, with reference to the inhabitants of
Thrace.]
a

2. Zagor?,

of Pelion.

town

on

coast

the

name must

This

of Magnesia

west

have been given to it

the country round about

by the Slavs who occupied

Volo.

?aboap, to, indeclinable, Persian "IKI*!^ dzhadwar,

a medicinal root. Lex. Botan.
English zedoary,
to

?aX?fo,

?vampbiov

iaa,

la?rjv,

kiyerai.

tapivos,

to

(C?krj)

ov, to, Persian

zu bad,

*lK3f,

one

cause

?aX??bpat,to be or feel
dizzy.
368, 26, et alibi.
Mid.

{aninov,

to become

Nicet.

dizzy.
civet.

Nicet.

579, 28.
Schol.

Opp.

tive,
2.

oaaa, &?rjv,
to shrivel,

apricot,
Lex.
meaning

wrinkle.
to

Intransitive,

Ptoch.
faprakov,

oapivos,

to,

(aalpoa,

aiarjpa,

Nicet.

357,

aap?oa)
23.

shrink

shrivel,

transi

??pav for

?apr?kovbt,
Botan.
of

?epUoKKov,

Zapr?kov,
its Persian

yellow plum.)
VOL. VII.

r?

wrinkle.

up,

l/N^f,

zardalu,

npaimKiov,

npcK?KKiov.

?eplmKm.

name

hot

SERIES.

ARIST.

Plut.

like

game,

?arpUiv,

oavrp?r(,

SCHOL.

TheOCR.

6, 18.

D?CAS.

is

K?rpivov

(The

literal

bap?aKrjvov,

76

rb, hot water.

aros,

(?fia,

or

water,

Ptoch.

Ptoch.

147.

2,

to pour

water

hot

anything.

see pi?.

f?vqb?a, as, rj, ((i&qbov) Zizyphus

Lex.

upon

2, 589.

?77pi? or Cipi?,

BOTAN.

VulgaHs,
Ibid.

rj ?i?uc?ea.

Kvirp?a,

T?tvr?uc/>ia.

XpvooeXaia,

rj

?i?vqb?a.
for ?ovfiiov,

?ovjiiv

ov, t?,

broth,

(??pos)

Ptoch.

soup.

2,

392.
to, dimin.

?ovfiir?iv,

?,

of
the

6,

Eukhol.

Ptoch.

?bup?v.
name

2,171.

an

of

aromatic

substance.

161.

In Ducange's Glossary
it is
p.
?buvrov7r?s. [It may possibly be identical
with the Arabic
zar
nab.]
?Jj^lf,
written

?v, even,

?uyos,

used

in the

only

or Mov? r)
?uy?, Odd
Arist. Plut. 816.
ou, t?, dough,

?up?piov,

rjs, i), dough,

orats.

Lex.

teler.

expression

r) ??vya,

Zuy?

or even, a game.
Lex.

?vprj.

Sched.

in ancient

?vpAptov,

Sched.

335.

?upcoT77?, ov,

Schol.

232.
Greek

(pvpapa,

839.

oji?vos,

to knead.

(?upoco)

NOM.

Co

338.

o,

one

(?upcovco)

who

kneads.

Ptoch.

1,

328.
to get

PtOCH.

self.
?ir

?Kelva.

'?buv per
?"cov?ptv for
rjep?veos,
rjpiropo,

2,146.
NEW

SCHOL.

?efiar?Co,ioa, io?rjv, icrpevos, (C?pa) to SCald, to put into

(?
Persian

indeclinable,

the

is

well-known

omms.

?ai, rjs, rjoa, (?aco)

604.

2,

the

?upcovco, cocra, ??rjv,

??ptv for ??piov, ov, to, a die, plural r? Capia, the game of
dice. Nicet.
792, 26, et alibi.
?ap?voa,

it

form,

?apraXov.
(?apovco) wrinkle.

rb,

chess,

dzh),

?vp,rj,

a fish.

?apy?va, as, fj, Cepola Taenia,

Hal. 1, 100. 172.

to

?arpUiv for farp?Kiov. Comn. 12, p. 360 (Paris).

?arpUiov, ov, to, Persian J?ItJtJf Q pronounced

(ovropir?s,

Zab?ap,

As

(aprdXov.

68, 10.

the Persian

520, 15.

1051.

oiaxpovx,

433,

bloodhound.

aros,

(?pofia,

rb,

of

diminutive

1, 244

?nplav.

2. To cost, to be worth.
to

Ptoch.

to

KaXkiov

iov,

(apraXovbi,

evplampai (evplaKoa), to exist, to be; to live. NlCET.

490, 17. Curop. 34, 11, as a copula.
ex?,

rjpbiropc?

1,

89

1,

92

one's
-T?^a
N?

live,

living,
va

9fia?a

fi??o

one's

support

Taxa

yp?p.jiara,

r?xyrjv

KXairorrjv

Kal va

?Kcivrjv.
(ov?piov,

ov,=
els, aor.

Ptoch.

ov, rb, belt, girdle.

yep?veos.
rjp.ir?peoa,

CuROP.

15,

(?v, ir?pos)

10,

2, 458.

et alibi.

bvvapai.

va

PtOCH.

598

rj?evpm

f?evpoa, imperf. f?evpa, (??evpe?v) =: ytv&aKoa. PtOCH.

46. 102. 106. Conquest.
2, 64. Nom. Coteler.
282.
also
np?Xoy.
(See
|evpa>.)
fjrove for

rjrov, from

?ekoa, will,

2, 514

eaa or

em,

to

?pecfaoa, eyfra,

va a?

?ekoa

1, 119.

Ptoch.
to

?eoa)

(rl?rjpi,

put,

?avoa.

place,

(See also ?m?iroa.)

nourish,

PtOCH.

rpicfaoa.

215.

1,

216.
ov, rb,

?vpiarov,

2. The

(?vpiaros,

time

of

paros.

for

?vvvoKoppav

censer.

?vpiarfjpiov)
at

incense,

r) &pa rov 0vpia

church,

2, 43.

Ptoch.

to,

(?vvva,

2, 224.
ofthunny.
?oap&,e?s, (?eoapeoa)to see. Ptoch.
alibi.
ov, o, zzz rev?r?epos.

lapiv

for

ov,

lapiov,

mppa)

piece

r?,

as,

'iyyXivias

NlCET.

547,

('iyyX?vos)

ovs

497,

Lex.

8.

vvv

Eust.

aros,

Ka?aXXiKcvpa,

the

of

Epirus.

capital

2.

16,

Eust.

rb,

(m?aXXiKevo)

Thessalon.

Capt.

on

mounting

11. Nicet.

458,

m?ovp, o, plural m?ovpibcs, Arabie and Turkish *1|)?O,

infidel, an opprobrious epithet liberally bestowed by
the Turks upon Christians of all denominations.
49, 15. 91,19.
105, 7.
mbis, i, ?, Turkish ^Np
(with a dhad), kadi,
as.
Due
49, 11. 242, 13.
judge, Kpirijs.
Ducas.

of theWestern

or m?9

m??pav,

161, 10,

EyyXivi'a,

England,

NlCET.

611,

Tov

rfjs

'iyKX?vos.

Englishman,
b? mr?pxoav
11

547,

opav,

(koto,

opa)

Bperra

'O 8e ye

The

25 C.

Florent.
hour,

every

cadi,

irvp,

Ka?aprijpiov

Church.

hourly.

2, 317. 447.
ov,

rj,

KaKorvxos,

bvorvxrjs.

unfortunate,

(kokotu^s)

2, 557.
as,

mXapaia,

ij,

stubble.

wheat-straw,

(mX?prj)

ou, rb,
of

species

the

loligo,
cuttle-fish,

1, 428. 432.
to, dimin.

KaXapaptV?iv,

ink-fish,
the

calamar,

ancient

Eust.

rcSv

calamary,

revois.

Schol.

3,166.

of mXap?piov,

PTOCH.

ink-fish.

p. 281.
mXaporij, rjs, ij, (mXapos) edging of reed.

bianovrlov.

?cfa?Kvovpevov

'iyyXivovs.

'iyKXi

prjybs

To

ov, purifying.

m?apTrjpios,

Opp. Hal.

cO r&v nekemcfabpcav

cfaa?iv

Ioannina,

the skin.

1181, 51.

Botan.

51, 4.

DuCAS.

?, English,
3

r?,

mXap?piov,

is U?katarlvrjv
ov,

'iyyX?vos,

v&v,

fj,

'Ico?wtva,

Ptoch.

verdigris.

(??s)

*Ayykrjreppa.

re'ppa,

2, 99, et

1, 207.

ChaLCOGOND.

'iyyX?Jvos,ov, ?,='iyyX?vos.
et alibi.
'iyyXivia,

cov,

on

eruption

1750,12.

Ptoch.

rb l?piv.

'los ?votos,

(?ov?os)

Purgatory
aros,

?vwbmpjia,

Ptoch.

?Iavir?apios,

r?,

470, 24.

epivos,

feed,

ov,

Acrop.

?kkrjkov?a.

1, 362.

Ptoch.

Tore

iov?ov?pia,

horse.

?eppov, ov, to, (?epp?s) hot wine.

?eroa,

3.

Ilp?Xoy.

rov d?Xeis avpeiv.

see

Kvpios,

CONQUEST.

PTOCH.

auxiliary.

lb& to n&s
?ebs

eipai.

KaXoypa?a

Eust.

1533,

51.
2.

Texture

of reeds,

KaXair?biv for mXairobiov,

hurdle,

crates.

ov,

(mXoirovs)

rb,

shoemaker's

Ptoch.
to king Richard.
last.
1, 128.
'iyyXivt?vpfj?, referring
23
Ta
Eust.
372,
'iyieXiK?, KaXoyepiKos,i), ?v, (mX?yepos)pertaining to monks. Sub
'iyKXi/c?s,fj, ?v, Engiish.
monachism.
Nicet.
The country of theEnglish, that is,England.
189, 25.
ij mXoycpiKij,
stantively,
PtOCH.
the
in
adv.
ov,
2,
?, (mX?yrjpos)
monk,
pova^o's.
English tongue, simply mX?yepos,
lyKkiviarl ('IykK?vos),
Curop. 57,10.
in English.
50, et alibi.
=
3.
NeOPH.
mXoyvop?a, as, ij, (mX?yvofios) kind feeling, good-will.
'iyyX?vos.
'iyKX?vos

'iyKX?rep,theEnglish
'lyKkirippa,
iyyXivia,

as,

'EyyXtvia.

Inghilterra,

NeOPH.

iepaKapios,ov, b, (lep?\iv) falconer.

lepaKiv for

lep?Kiov,

327, 24, et alibi.

ov, to,

(iepa?)

3. 5.

Cant.

England,

mX?yvopos,

Neoph.

collectively.

fj, Italian

3.

Nicet.
hawk,

688, 29.

yepaKiv.

NlCET.

Ill,

95,11.

rj, ov, =

KaXoyv?pov.

KaXoyv?pov, ov, (mXos, yv?jirj) of kind feeling,

602, 29.
kind, indulgent. Nicet.

simply

mXoypala, as, ij, (ypdia) nun ; literally good old woman.

Canan. 468, 11. (Compare mX?yrjpos.)

599
icapinv

fcaXovdpxo?
ov, ?,=

KaXov?pxos,

KaXos, ij, ?v, good.

2, 486

pe rb mX?v,

rj, ov, (mX?s,

rj, ?,

KaXoyjrovvioTrjs,
Ptoch.

that

(?)ovij) beautiful-voiced,

sings

good

(y?tovv?Co)

or

provider

13, 11.
ooa,

mpap?vo,
the head

cet.

op?vos,
a

mna,

to arch

(mfi?pa)
horse.

to raise

the neck,
to stalk.

Hence

Ni

HES.

Karemp?pooev,

ov,

o,

Flo

chamberlain.

camerarius,

some,

ir?oos)

(mv,

14, 8.

Curop.

oKairooos.

PtOCH.

2,

adv.

mpir?oos,

107

Xoy.

at

of mpir?oos,

2r?fijia

to

y?p

ov,

mv?piov,

to,

all.

CONQUEST.
to

ovb?v

xp?o~ivov

Schol.

canary-bird.

LTpo

?irapab?xjrj

va rov to e^ouv

rrjv KcqbaXrjv rov mpir?oos

j3?Xei.

ClNN.
Italian

12.

141,

cappa,

Ptoch.

thick

1, 361.
[Com
a
or kapak,

kabak

p?Op,

to shut, close:
)Qp, door,

pfcQT),

for mn?atov.
ov,

mn?aiov,

NlCET.
sl kind

to,

Curop.

ov,

of

25.
NlCET.

cap.

29,

171,

the district

(mner?vos)

Nicet.

ov, b,=

Ka7reravos,

328,

et

37, 13.

ov, rb,

Ka7reravios,

Kan travos.

PHRAN.

zzz mmr?vos.

b,

commanded

by

122, 25.
254,

22,

CONQUEST.

rj, o,

KavbrjXoo?eorrjs,

et alibi.

np?Xoy.

name

as,

mvbrjXoo?eorpa,
2.

Tzetz.

one,

any

of

mvbrjXoo?eorpa

insect,

2.

KavbrjXoo?eorrjs

anybody,

mvo?xoipos,

any.

simply

mv?oxrjpos,

NOM.

?mv?oxoipos.
cas.

Du

incorrectly.

Ptoch.

2,

60,

COTELER.

317

18.

(See

also

who

gives

the

oXaVT??xoipoS')
ov,

mvov?pxrjs,
to

the

singer
a

reads

v?pxqs

and

[Compare

the

?, prompter,

the

at

small

singer

Socr.

church,

sings
5,

22,

reader

KaXov?pxos.
of

portion

it after
p.

16.
5 mnrjr?

197,

chief

captain,

Ka7rir?vios,

Ka7re

Ka7rer?Vos,

2.

324,

oKanov.

7tov) somewhere,
to some

Somewhither,

as,

Ptoch.

1,153.

place,

296,

the
him.
9

The

troparion
Curop.
'Avayvcoorai

mvo
to be
44.
ml

Corvus

r),magpie,

Pica.

Nom.

Coteler.

317.

or

oav, rb,

kept.

mpbla,

(Kap?ovvov)

Codin.

89,

ov, rb, =

Kap?ovvov,

ov, ?,=

capitano,

Ka7rer?veos,

DUCAS.

mp?ovvapta,
or

135. 186. 277.

line

chief,

mpam?a,

lamp-extinguisher.
an

2.

321,

PHRAN.

mpa?lba, as, fj, (mpa?ls) the crawfish.

9, 964.

Chil.

Kav eis,

rj,female

name

The

insect,

2.

763.

Ther.

Nicand.

Schol.

an

of

b, Italian

ov,

Ko?7rov (kcv,
The

DuCAS.

zzz mnir?vos.
b,

incorrectly.

r?vios.

lamp-extin

o?evvvjii)

ov,

mnir?vos,

guisher.
2.

Ka7riravios,

tain,

(mvbijXa,

ov, o, zzz mmr?vos.

Ka7Tir?veos,

vios,

Nub.

Arist.

157 (Adnot. in Schol.).

sung,

Co

235.

554.

Eis

Nom.

confessor.

upon

gate.]

a chieftain.

rj, ov,

mpir?oos,

the

of

kappa,

Also,

mnerav?Kiov,

17 D.

mjiiros, ou, 6,field, ground of a picture.

exist

527.

the Turkish

pare

alibi.

?q^?vrrj ;

veoai, mpapop?ve

said

fj, Swedish

as,

mn?aiv

Karevij?pvvcv.)

/ as LTou eicrai Kat b?v <?)a?

rj, ov, proud

his

penance

impose

ov, b, zzz myKekk?pios.

covering.

(See also rpaxrjXi?o, in the Glossary,

Kapapop?vos,

rent.

151.

to

lapivos,

woollen cloak with a hood.

spirited

674, 27.

mpcp?pios,

Cu

stocking.

calza)

38, 5.

like

compare

Italian

ta?rjv,

sinner;

teler.
KavrfiX?pios,

ij, (c al c e u s,

as,

rop.

iaa,

mvovl?oa,
penitent

caterer.

1,116.

mXr?a,

and

Ptoch.

good.

owes

mvov?pxrjs

ence partly to the scarcity of books, and partly to the

illiteracy of the singer.]

in peace.

Go

modern

The

vno??ke?s.

2, 78.

Ptoch.

sweetly.

t? mX?v,

Substantively,

'Y^ayaive

mX?qbovos,

2, 59.

PtOCH.

mvov?pxqs.

as a

mp?oav.
as of a

as, fj, heart,

place

proper
NlCET.

cabbage.

where

coal

is sold

name.
406,

24.

Ptoch.

2,

195.

mppe?fjv, rb, Turkish *?Q*lp, crimson. Phran.

146,
13 Ka?abiov mppe?fjv, Crimson caftan.
(See also
Kpepi?t,
mpovki,

mp?cjaakkov,
a various
mpnlv

Kpip??iv.)

tov, to,

zzz

mpoiov.

ov, to,

zzz

mpv?cjavkkov.

PtOCH.

2,

166,

reading.

for mpnlov,

ov,

to,

(mpcjaos)

hellebore,

Helleborus

as

ampcfarj. Lex.

Officinalis,
CAND.

941

Ther.
e?s, rjaa,

mprep&,

?' ekke?apov
to wait.

(mprepioa)

ov, rb,

nut.

(mpvov)

282.

p.

to, dimin.
ov,

mpv?cfavkkov,

of mpvbiov.

to,

2, 349.

PtOCH.

(mpvov,

2, 166.
spice, mpbcfa?kkov. Ptoch.
fcvXXov
Theoph.
429,10
pare
'Iv8ik?v.)
2. Pink, theDianthus of botanists.

known

mrablboa
ler.

silk-weaver.

5, ?, (?karlov)

mra?karas,

to

(blboa),

Nicet.

coas, fj, betrayal.

oaaa,

&?rjv,

Cote

shrivel

up

1, 325.

or

mrap?yovkov,
Karaniavoa,

aaa,

QUEST.

Karc?payovXov.

in

adv.

(npbaoanov),

1, 110

the

PtOCH.

face.

from

for m?laoa

#carov8iv for mrovbiov,

ov,

to,

(Kara)

kitten.

PTOCH.

icaTovva, as,

86, 30.

2. Baggage.
Karovvor?7riov,

ov,

cantonment;

cantone)

Conquest.

r?,

(ronos)

KXaiyco
kXOvo,

mrovva

1.

CuROP.

83,

21.

Ptoch.

ov, rb,

(mr&yeios)

basement,

ov,

rb,

opposed to ?v&cjakiov. Ptoch.

(cfakia)

1, 63.

threshold,

ov, rb, head,

ri pe X?yeis;

as

to bulbous

applied

2, 590 Keqb?XivKpoppvbirCiv. 2, 201

or
*lDp
11.
117,
the

o, Kissabos,

rj, ov, (k?toov)

aoa,

yellow.

grave,

?lll?p?

modern

name

Curop.

18,

of *Oooa,

(kXcmo)

aopivos,

6.

1, 85.

PtOCH.

KXaico.

KX??ra, as,

=
rj,

kX?ttos

ou, ?, el a vu

13, 349.
2. Clavus,

ground

1, 280.

for mr&cfakiov,

eis rovro

?aoiXev,

Comn. I, 245, 6.

kX?itos,

Kor&yiv for mr&yiov,

LTpos tjJs orjs KcqbaXrjs. Ptoch.

Greek,

irepSopai,

pedo.

NlCET.

396, 31.

162, 25, et alibi.

86, 28.

Nicet.

lodgings.

leader,

5.

com

thy head, I beseech

oov, By
Trjv KcqbaXijv

ov,

Ossa.

1,

126.

14,

Kc(f>aXia b?bcm.

KtVpivos,

fj, (Italian

CUROP.

chieftain,

captain,

KcqbaXiov,

Kiooa?os,

293. 296. 302.

28.

202,

mpvqb?biv.

Ki?ovpiov, ov, rb, Hebrew

sepulchre, r?qbos. Codin.

Id. 2, 431.

Imperat. mr?e.

rj, (Kcq>aXij)

Ptoch.

Smpba

PTOCH.

m?lCoa.

NlCET.

Trjv KcqbaXijv oov,

roots.

(paffl)* ao^v*?n &e oac&* PtOCH. p. 275.

Karepyov, ov, to, galley. Comn. 290 (Paris). Nicet.
75, 20, et alibi. Curop. 42. 76t 6.

mripaxa

subj.

19.

119,

125, 27. 422, 26, et alibi. Con

LTpoXoy. 50.
(See also KcqbaX?s,in the

KcqbaXiv for

jjs, aor.

CODIN.

I adjure you, O emperor, what do you advise me to do

in this case ? (See also oorrjpia, in the Glossary.)

1,

356.

1, 133.

2.

KeqbaXap?a.

; in earlier

thee

CON

emxcipl?opai.

reading.

with horns.

fiovxpovnv.

Glossary.)
head.
KeqbaXij,

26.

484,

as a various

Nicet.

mander.

186.

Ilp?Xoy.

Karanpoaoana

to undertake,

(ni?voa)

as

up, mend,

kcvttjt?s 2, in the

also

1,129,

Kcparas

quest.

NlCET.

to Stitch

172.

(See

KcqbaX?s, ?, o, headman,

mramvpaCopai, to be completely fatigued,

thoroughly tired or exhausted.
ov, to, =

p. 319.

Kcparias?

a, 6,=

KeqbaXapea, as,

to fatigue

Mid.

mr&cfakiv

Cuckold,

KcqbaXapaia

(mvp?fa)

Id.

a cup for
to
j Kcpv?, as, aor. ?K?paoa, (Kcpawvjii) fill, fill
rov
SXXov
125
1,
ha, sc.
Kepvo?v
drinking. Ptoch.

1, 192.

to

x?X?vrjs.

2, 254.
(kcvtco)

1,

Ptoch.

Kvpd.

Kcpariat,

Nom.

(?apavoa)

KaramvpaCoa,aaa, ?a?rjv, aapivos,

completely, to tire thoroughly.

floor.

embroider.

2.

23.

556,

oapivos,

Ptoch.

completely.

Nicet.

2. To

irorijpiv

KaraCap?voa,

K?r(oa,

garment.

crustaceous

KoukoXov

Kcparas,?, o, (Kepas) one furnished

30.

mr?boais,

rjoa, ij?rjv, rjp?vos,

Ptoch.

=
Kep?

(Com

PtOCH.

; to act as a spy.

betray

25

190,

or

testaceous

Glossary.)
well

the

clove,

cjavkk?v)

of

Ptoch.

Ke?pai.

KevTco, ?s,

NlCET.

299, 25.
KapvS?r?iv,

Kciropai

1, 217.

PtOCH.

PtOCH.

Nicet.

animal.

2, 531.

as

ov, rb, shell,

KavmXov,

pekav?xpoos.)

PtOCH.

mpvb?s, ?, ?, (mpvbiov) nut-selkr.

mpvbiov,

(Compare Ni

Botan.

K?pcfaea

icXairos

600

icaprepc?

TzETZ.

sill;

Chil.

2.

s, stud,

an ornament.

Tzetz.

Chil.

stocks for the feet of criminals, KX?7ra.

13,

300

qbap?vml kXoitovs.

Ko?ottoi

b? Kal KXoi?irobcs,

ovoirep

601
/cXa7Tu)o-?c

kXoVcoctis,ecos, ij, =

13, 344

KX?7ros1. TZETZ. Chil.

KXa7rcoTos, ij,

clavi.

?v,

with

ornamented

studded,

clavatus,

Curop.

art

Ptoch.

KXairor?.

rb

Substantively,

the

with

se.

KXairorov,

qb?pepa

Id.

studs.

purple

or

91

1,

Ip?nov,
in

KXairor?v,

KXe-^ia,as, ij, (KX?irro) theft, stealing, KXoirij.NOM. Co

TELER. 312. Nicet.
800, 24, et alibi. H?rmen.
KXov?o.
ov, rb,

KXor?arov,

KXoT?'ta, 5s,

(kXot?os,

ou, o, augmentative

kXot??,

as,

to kick

mirro)

KXor?i?, a good

of

rj?rjv, rjp?vos,

els, rjoa,
to a
LTepi

to kick,

calcio)

(Italian

angle,

Codin.

ycovia.

said

tcov

mivovovvrov

pi)

to

causative,

136,

Nom.

of the priest.

Coteler.
r?s

irpeo?vrepov

of

seed

the

grape,

avrov

classical

y?yaprov.

78.

Slavic
OV, ?, (kOTTOS,
K?KOTTOS,

K?KOSh,fowl)

COCk,

BOISS.

mXiavbpov.

Ill,

419.

794, 14.

mp?iov, ov, rb, (mfi?os) knot; button. Eust.

knot
KOfi?os, ov, ?,
ov, rb,

territory

mpp?nv

bread.

Sched.

Lex.

nkrjalov.

rov

mprjs

t?v, to,

lad,

18.

19,

drove.

herd,

flock,

lass, girl,

damsel,

Koneki?, mprj.

natal.

boy,

Konekos,

=
fj,

ivavrtov

yvrjatov

fj,

zzz.

3.

Koniki

b, bastard,

as,

pn?arapbos.

Konika.

of

Elect.

Soph.

Schol.

b cjavatms

a disease

as, fj, the pip,

mpv?a,

9, 8.

C?ROP.

servant.

Young

Tov

ora

constable,

aravkos)

aravkov.

fj, (Konekos)

ov,

count.

English

22 mvr?aravkos.

as,

IKOTreXi?, as,

conte,

b keyopevos

fowls,

Konekos.

mpvvr?a.

mpv?a.

mpvvr?apiv, rb, (mpwr?a) affected with the pip, having

I the pip, as a hen. Ptoch.
2, 479 'Opvl?iv Kopwrf?
piv.
ovs,

r), Korypho,

of

promontory

Corcyra.

Nicet.
Comn. 1,183, 5. 284,18.
96,17.
2. Corcyra, Kopcfaoi. Pach. I, 508, 17.
Kopcfaot,&v, ol, Corcyra, the English Corfu. Conquest.
863.

7reTetvos.

bread.

near,

(mvros,

Konika,

Kopvvr?a,
the sacra-.

give

b,

Kon?bi,

327

interior

(mivov?o)

Sched.

mpp?ra,

ov,

269,

Konekos,

person,

to,

ov,

mprjrovpa,

applied

Capt. 466, 18.

t?v, rb, (Konabiov)

Kopvcfa&,

Koprjr?rov,

57,

at Constantinople.

Italian

(mprjs)

3. Pastard,

(Compare myxn, in the Glossary.)

mXiavrpov

b,

DuCAS.

kick.

KXorC?rov.

rjs, ij, corner,

Lex.

of

acceptation

C?ROP.

np?Cevos.

adv.

Thessalon.

2.

yvvalms.

or

ov,

Koniki,

constantly.

Xokt??o.

see

KXor??rov,

30,

552.

kXo't?os,

ancient

396,

a kick.

Nub.

rjoa,

27.

194,

places.

rjoa,

Arist.

Schol.

kokk?ov,

pen.

simply

reed-pen,

the modern

representative
short)',

?komprjs,

NlCET.

KXor(i?.

rj, (kXot?co)

kXot?"oko7tco, as,

60

in

mvvaovkos,

(kovtos,

Eust.

2, 559.

Ptoch.

KXcoT?aTov, in both

ment

term,

to the Pisan
mvr?

4.

91,

mk?pov)

ov, b, consul,

KovToaravkos,

koivov?,

(mvbvkos

1.

19,

CODIN.

786, 24.

kovtos,

6, 5, 8.

18.

ov, to,

18.

18,

48.

correctly.

K?yxn,

mvb?nrca.

k?vo-ovXos,

KXa7TOTi7,incorrectly.

garment

the

iaa, =

Nicet.

of making

CUROP.

Kop?os.

Kovbvkiov,

17, 8, et alibi.

Te'xvr? KXairorij, The

kXov?(o

K?pnos

mvbvkl?oa,

(titul.).

1, 92,

fcovyfceo-ra

on a stick,
(mp.rjs)

as,

ij, augmentative

Ptoch.
for mpp?nov,

Ptoch.

Eust.

Kojirjr?rov.

Curop.

17,
the

earldom,

county,

of a count.

as, ij,=

K?ji?ros.

Thessalon.

COMN.

of mpp?nv,

big

?,

2, 175.

particularly

piece

of

(maKivov)

1, 65.
or

sieve-maker,

sieve-seller.

1, 226. 244.

as,

ankle-bone,

(kottos)

the ancient

?arpay?kos.

fj,

(kottos,

bird)

hen,

opvi?a.

(See

also

KOTTOS.)
as,

KovyKiara,

ov, rb, piece,

b,

?ov, rb,

mrra,
of

PtOCH.

mknos.

2. The game played with the ankle-bone,

417.

1, 220.
1, 99.

malvas,

Kor?i,

(Paris).
piece

ov, b,=

Ptoch.

11.
district

Capt.

11, p. 310

mpcfaos,

quista,
Xoy.

92,

fj,

French

English
et alibi.

conqu?te,

conquest.

Italian

Conquest.

con

np?

kovkk?v 602

=
kovkk?v, to,

kokk?ov.

2. Faba,

as,

Eust.

the

cient

of botanists.

Vulgaris

CUCubalus)

i), the

as,

owl.

an

to be

of

the

owl.]

KOVv?piOV. Boiss.

o, Persian

certain

411.

Ill,

castle,

fort,

?}/p,

the an

Compare

citadel,

iov,

kovXovki,

also

(See

rb,

(kvXXos,

yovX?s.

kovXovkijs,
ov, ?, Italian

mvpir?pos,

French

compare,

as,

rjoa,

ij?rjv, rjji?vos,

to jerk.

against,
706, 26.

la?rjv,

Coteler.

120.

Greg.

I,

(kovtos,

23.

97,
to

pole)

2, 400.

Ptoch.

136.

10

mppetfjv,

push,

?o?rjv,

aoji?vos,

curar

(Italian

to

i)

fatigued

ov, o,

Kovpodpios,

irciparijs.

pirate,

(mvpoov)

to, =

iov,

ancient

75,

KovraXiv.

SCHOL.

2, 385.

PtOCH.

Kvr?kov,

984

Eq.

for

1, 136.

Ptoch.

ava,

mvr?aivo,
Nom.

to,

??rjv,

ap?vos,

to be lame,

(kovt?os)

as,

ij,

rj Kovqbo?vX?a

Kovqbo?vXia,
Kpapiriv

=i

as,

=
rj,

Kpap?iv.

KpaviapoK?qbaXos,
noodle.

fyaXos. )

Ptoch.

ov,

ancient
: write

?icr?a ?Krrj.

Lex.

?Krrj.

also

(See

Sam

rj, ov,
1,

113.

Ptoch.

Kpoppvbiv.

?,

212.

to cool.

(Kpvos)

to be cool or cold, tofeel

cool or

(Kpvovoa) wine-cooler,
Curop.

the

yfrvxpioraptov,
13

108,

incor

Kpvorfjpiov,

bread-crust

to ^t'xa?

opposed

dimin.

rb,

of

Koa?tos,

of fish.

species

=
fj,

Koakocfa&riov.

to,

(K&kos,

kapnvpls,

NlCET.

nvyokapnls.

Koavovmov,

ov,

the ancient

<fa&s) glowworm,

to,

23.

641,

Lex.

(K&voayfr) mosquito.

oaaa,

?rjv,

oaplvos,

to wound,

(ka?ew)

nkrjy?voa.

(See kap?avoa, in the Glossary.)

ka?oapa,

j9o??i.)

aros,

rb,

(ka?ovoa)

Wound,

nkrjyfj.

CANAN.

473,

21.

1, 213.

(Kpaviov,

also

Sched. 398.

ka?ovoa,

Botan.

Kovqbo?vXea.
PtOCH.

(See

2, 574.

kapnovpls,

elder,

sambucus,

?uXov)

167,

nopcfavpdv.

1, 83.

Koavovntv for

(mvqbos,
the

bucus Nigra,
"Akttj,

to halt.

485, 26.

mkovpivrjv

of

(kvtos)

Koakocfa&riov, ov,

31.

KovrpovX?s,ij, ?v, bald-headed. Nicet.

mvqbo?vX?a,

rb,

Koakocfaoarta, as,

(See also kcotoXis,in the Glossary.)

Coteler.

ov,

Koa?lbtov,

mvr?Xi.

spoon,

(Kvrapov)

Chalcocond.

(See also Kpovrfjpi.)

Ptoch.

KOUT?Xtov, ou,

NOM.

Kpvoarfjpiov.

yfrvKrfjp.

Ptoch.
ARIST.

KovraXrj, incorrectly.
Kour?Xiv

lov, to, =

rectly.

KovpraXi?o, ioa, (KporaXi?o) to rattle.

387.

sin.

cold.

29, et alibi.

KouT?Xt,

dimin.

rb,

Kpvoarfjpiov, ov, to,

NlCET.

to commit

Kpepe'fi.)

2. Intransitive,
or tire ones self to be

Kovp??opai, tofatigue
or tired.

Mid.

(Kplpa)

adjective.
ovroa

Kpvovoa, oaaa, oapevos,

fa

pas!

bovkeyfres

2, 590.

444, 24.

Nicet.

's res

Kplpa

What pity is it that our labor is

tapevos,

arjp?v

Kpoppvblr?tv,

push

tire.

tigue,

Kpip??iv

Kpovrfjpi,

acra,

Koup??co,

Nie.

k?WouXos.

as

Kpipiftv, indeclinable

comp?re,

Ill,

2, 83.

PtOCH.

Kpa??aroarp&aia.

exclamations;

Kptpari?opai,

Glossary.)

godfather, sponsor, ?v?boxos. Boiss.

kovvoovXos =

OKvXi.

okvXos,

dog,

oKvXa?)

in the

zzz

r?,

Pity on our labor !

lost!

818, 24.

Nicet.

1,

Kpep??i,tov, rb, Arabic f?*lp> kermes. (See also mp

/* 12*13')
pe(fjv, Kpipi?tv,and compare the Hebrew
Kplpa,to, pity, a thing to be regretted. Used only in

1, 170.

Hal.

PtOCH.

Kpe??anov.

Kpe??anov, ov, to, (Kpa??anov) bed, Kpe?anv. NlCET.

91, 25.

Kovmv?ata.

Opp.

onomatopoeia.

the note

KiKm?av,

?,

Schol.

to, =

ov,

Kpe?artov,

Kpe??aroaTp&aia,

=
KOVKOVv?piOV,OV, TO,

kovvt?,

ancient

for

159.

kvo

1523, 57.

seems

KovX?s,

Kpe?anv

horse-bean,

rj, (cucubo,

Kovmv?ata,
[It

2,135.

garden-bean,

pos, the Faba

Kovmv?a,

Ptoch.

XahiKov

KeqbaXij)
(See

also

addle-pated
oaXoKpavioKe

kayKepas,

a, b,=

k?yKepos,

ov, in the

k?bt,

iov, to,

kdmpos?

(ek?biov)

expression

X?yKepo

Kpaal,

Lex.

Sched.

zzz:

kampos.

oil.

kabimv, ov, to, (kdbi) oil-cruet.

468.

\aCva

as,

Xaiva,

zzz

fj,

DuCAS.

k?yvvos.

k?yrjvos,

13

41,

603

kalva,

kaKr?pa, as, fj, (kaKrlfa) palpitation,

vehement

desire,
iaa,

kaKrapl?oa,

rjaa,

move

run,

quiver,

palpitate,

NlCET.

ancient

the

34.

445,

ykaK&.

rapidly,

kapnab?ptos,

iva

ras kapn?

m?apl?oaat

the duty

is

at

the

of

in the
title given to the second musician
was
the leader of the
church of Saint Sophia. He
Phran.

choir.

19.

305,

also

(See

npoaroyfr?krrjs.)

kanar??s, ?, b, =
ypav?r(a. C?ROP. 64. [Compare
the
in
ke?lroav,
Glossary. Also, the Arabic t#N37']
rjs, fj, mud.

k?anrj,

NlCET.

25.

396,

to one S lot.
ekaxa, (kayx?voa) to fall
Ptoch.
2, 76, an unintelligible passage.
to
flat painting, applied
keioypacjala,as, fj, (ke?os, yp?cfaca)
502 B.
Coteler.
HI,
paintings wanting relief.
kaxalvoa, aor.

also

[See

It

avaVep7rros.
a

as

that,

may

be

remarked

here,

the

idolatry,

against

safeguard

Greek

and Turkey

in Greece

are

filled with

ad Concil. VI,

11.

PtOCH.

anything.

one's

2,

40

self,

*Av

. ..

to be absent
.

ketyoa

from

?nb

rov

also

(See

XeiVei,

Impersonally,

2, 245

napa

piKpbv

eketyfre, it wants.

be ekeiyfrev

as,

(See

also

Ptoch.

Iva pe ?avar&aovv.

Xei^?s, fj, ?v, (kelnoa) unleavened,

avenaros.

as

erase,

out,

in the

?X?pos,

?Xepvvo,

ij, ?v,

op?vos,

(X?pa)

(X?pa)

dirty,

Xepop?vos,

rj, ov, (Xepovco)

ov,

are

to

??rjv,

?,

pvirap?s.

dirty.
(Xepop?vos,

Ptoch.

dirty.

soil.

dirty,

as bread ; opposed to

keinava?aros.)

fj, grease,

ktybep?s, fj, ?v, (klyba) greasy.

of X/y8a. PtOCH. 2, 209.
kiyblr?a, as, fj, dimin.

one whose

r?oxa)

gar

as a various

553,

2,

XiyovrCims

read

X/?tos, ov, ?, liege,

591.

2, 231.

P?OCH.

oXiyouY?tKOs.

13, p. 406

Comn.

adjectively.

Substantively, o X?&os, liege,

23. 223, 6. Nicet.
36, 6.

o,

ov,

Xoyapiaofi?s,

Theocr.

Schol.

ov, rb, spade.

Xioy?piov,

vassal.

account.

(Xoyapia?o)

Cinn. 35,

10.

4,

TYPIC.

14,

p.

179.
Xoyos. The genitive Xoyov or rov X?yov, followed by
the enclitic genitive of the personal pronoun, forms
a

101

2,

evi

Ou??v

Phran.

iragip?biv.

pronoun

personal

periphrastic

PtOCH.

bi?

1.

423,

respect.

denoting

also

(See

oov

X?yov

to

abpbv

in the

X?yos,

Glossary.)
Xomriviv

for

oXomriviov.
2, 466

Xokotvvi,

rj, ov, =

XoXoirovrjpos,

XoXos, ij, ?v, foolish,

incorrectly.

oaX?s.

pop?s,

Hes.

Ata,

(Lu

lu canica,

cania)

the

sausage,

see

blossom.

cos,

[Compare

Kpiva, ?v?rj, Ta.]

Xoqb?^o.

AvKoqbeyyovorjs
Xvois,

Substantively,

[Apparently an onomatopoeia.]

?XXSs.

classical

Xoqb??o,

rrjs rjp?pas.

ij, rescriptum,

(See

DuCAS. 288, 20

also

yXvmqb?yyei.)

the

rescript,

answer

of

emperor to a petition, ?vnypaqbij 2. C?teler.

367. Comn. 1,158, 20. Ptoch.
2, 550.
X?co, to give
said
?rjvai

in

Xomrrjviv,

popoir?vrjpos.
rpeX?s,

? XoX?s, thefool.
ov, rb,

1, 312

PtOCH.

to dawn.
Xvmqb?yyo (AYKH, 0?yyco),

op?pov.

klyba,

pviros.

XovXovbi, iov, rb, (1 i 1 i u m) flower,

(See also Xeii^?s.)

to absent

intransitive,

BALSAM.

unleavened.

ov, (kefiroa, ava?aros)

keinava?aros,

2.

Xep?s,

Xovmvimv,

daubs.]

kelnoa,

ooa,

correctly.

Church prohibits paintings in relief, as well as statues.

The result of this prohibition is, that nearly all the
churches

to rub

(Xetoco)

478, 24.

(Paris).

lampadarii

church.

2. A

left

oji?vos,

ing.

Eu

44, 10.

Curop.

officer.

ba? eis rfjv eKKkrjalav, It

the candles

Xepovo,

ments

candle-bearer,

candle-holder,

(kapn?s)

O? kapnab?ptot

687

D?CAS. 250, 15.

raras 2.

an inferior church
p.

rj, dirt,

Xepopevor?oxos,

lackey.]
kakas, a, b, (Turkish) =
ov, to,

as,

X?pa,

Xepop?vos,

[Compare

the English

to trim

??rjv,

Nicet.

Glossary.)

to

(kaKr?pa)

to

Hence,

quivering.

eagerness.

acfaaba?oa.

acpaKekl?oa,

KHOL.

ooa,

Xei?vo,

letters.

incorrectly.

kaK&, as,

\v(?

of

a
the

rescript,
emperor.

to give
Ptoch.

fiov rrjv berjoiv raxeos.

an

answer
p.

330

to a

the

IV,

petition,

l?apamX?

Xv

604

Xcocfaa?c?
(koacfa?oa)to be silent,

koacfa??oa,aga,
Ptoch.
pa,

258,

p.
a

fj, ma,

word

for

an

with

written

incorrectly

childish

to keep silence.
0.

as,

payeipela,

fiar??va, as, i), Persian

aros,

45.
zzz

to,

NOM.

paye pela.

COTELER.

payetpevrbs, f?, ?v, cooked. Typic.

257.

PTOCH.

zzz

payepla

payeipela.

ov, b, zzz p?yeipos.

pay epos,

Nom.

1, 270.

PTOCH.

2, 108.

PtOCH.

Ptoch.

?pov.
pa?i?avrj,

pa?e?,

2, 380.

or ?rov,

PLUT.

I,

r?,

159

Xpvaov

commutation

the

?ovrovkovoa

Maa?caoaioi,

also

See

X^pr?.

of

xpva?s.

ler.

in

sense

the

of

fiepiv

Ka?

r&pa

8' aXkov

r?
bos

impressed,
vnipnvpa

yipei

fieo?wKTOv,
fieraXafi?avo,

Nom.

Cote

paar?ptv
a cow.
p?aropas,

?vrlnava.

Ptoch.

ov, to,

(jxaaros)

T?v

its inflexion, seeModern

p?aropas.

the

prjXov

of the Italian
as

origin

the

commutation

of

Ptoch.

jicprimv.

VI,

13, 11.

Curop.
udder,

27.

bacj,

as of

p?aroprjs.

(For

? 15, 9.)

1, 131.

PtOCH.

prjpiov.

PtOCH.

1, 196.

2,

2, 517.

Ptoch.

the

1, 372.

sacrament

to

one.

any

of the person partaking.

ov, rb, breastwork,

ov, rb, monastic

to a monastery.
residence

of the
aros,

of a letter.
firjpiv for

Nom.

parapet,
a farm-house

grange,

name

The
agent

rb,

(as

Balsam,

\irjpiov.

Lex.

of

is*applied

jirjvoXoy?o)

ad Concil. VII,
of

belonging

also to the

in a

monastery

if from

Sched.

rj, ov, dimin.

liiKpovr?ims,

city.
the date,

as

19.

514.
Ptoch.

jiiKp?s.

2, 590.

pi? for ptov, the neuter of ji?a (els), one, used only in the
N?

Greek Grammar,

zz:

to,

78.

p.rjvoX?yrjfia,

p?aroprjs.

superintendent,

For

ration,

to administer

eis pi?,

expression

artist,

2. Master-workman,

p?aroprjs,

2, 583

ov,

the accusative

per?xiov,

66

1, 338.

a, b, (pataroap)

=
rj, 6,

1,

ad Concil.

16, with one A in both places.

for paar?piov,

Ptoch.

pavokara.

Balsam,

with

same

the

share,

(pcpis)

fiepbiK?v.

Coteler.

showy stripes on the border

papyekkia, oav,r?, (margo)

VII,

r?

coin.

has

ov, rb, zz: ficoovvKTiov.

peve

k?v bem pavokara.

voplapara

of a garment,

[The

connection

?icXivrCava.

pepiov,

z=

peTept?i,

as

melanzena.

no

p.avb?Krjs.~\

ov, rb,

for

jicprimv

pavok?rov, ov, to, (Mavov^X) on which the head ofManuel

is

1, 359.

495.

Bao-ficuoW

pevavkov,

teach.

PtOCH.

2,58.

107.

Comnenus

Greek

ficpbimv,

(Com

With

to learn,

officer.)

ink.

Italian

which

see

B, M,

cfapabov.]
pav??voa,

grand-master

It is simply a modification

melanzena,

?vCavoa pv??oa, xv?aba

pekivr?ava,

same

(ji?Xav)

has

melongena

modern

compare

povrk?voa,

par(?va,

?pa,

for binding sheaves,

818, 22.
1162, 32.

B, M,

ov, rb,

irarXivr?ava,

and genus.

pakaKrfjpes.)

*^3, band
pavb?icrjs,b, Persian
fagots, and the like. Eust.
[For

pa?i??vrj,

10, 37.

TheOCR.

gold,

(p?Xay/ia)

the

p,ay?orop)

to the

referring

fieX?viov,

botanical

incorrectly.
SCHOL.

(p?yas,

2, 489.

the
peXtvT?ava,as, ij, Persian
?}07*13> badildzhan,
the
Solanum
fruit
of
egg-plant,
p,ar??va,
Melongena,

170.

together, together with,

pektvrC?va.

aros

p?kapa,
pare

2,

rjs, r),=

164

paiorcop,

fieX?viv for

m as h'al, a torch in an
pa(?k?s, ?, b, Persian
/J?2/?j
iron grate put on a pole. Nicet.
258, 27. Canan.
16.
469,
pa?t (bp?bi, opabos), adv.

1, 213.

Ptoch.

of the knights of Rhodes.

Ducas.
106, 1. (Com
pare Id. 106, 22 c0 p.?yas fiayiorop, and 115, 15 e0
peyas

for payeipevoa.

payepevoa

47, p. 229.

?,

or

??OJ*lN!3> badindzhan

peXivr?ava.

opos,

ucyapayiorop,

257.

Coteler.

1, 336.

Ptoch.

paViv for pAriov, ov, rb, (?jip?nov) eye. Ptoch.

p? for pera, with. Ptoch.
1, 93. 2, 255.

payei

payepla,

food,

731, 23.

Nicet.

1, 171.

PtOCH.
artist.

i),female

badingan,
cooked

r), (payeipevoa)

pevpa. TypIC
payelpevpa,

as,

fiaor?piooa,

mother.

p?wa,

pfjrrjp,

t, ?, zz: p?oropas.

paar opts,

565, 2.

Eust.

(llO

Na

rbv

e?yaXovv

'p?ovoiv

The

or
eis

's jii?,
rrjv yrjv,

at

once,
rores

ev?vs.

instantly,
eis p?b

va

ir?^ow

oXa r?
?rjpi? va rbvc jiaKeXXeyjrovv.

form 's pi? (pronounced

into ?tpi? or (rjfu?.

?pi?) was

changed

605 piroToirovKov

filaos

rj, ?v, (rjpiovs,

jiio?s,

fiovoKv?pir?iv,

ov, i b,

fiov?Kvopov,
Ptoch.

pov?Kvopov.

2,192.

a kind

hotch-pot,

of stew.

et alibi.

1,132,

Mov? r) ?vy?, see

o, to low, bellow, roar.

povyypi?o, ioa, mugi

(See also

To

as a tempest.

howl,

as,

=
rj,

lowing, bellowing,

flour
Arist.

1121.

oivovrra.

?T?10, boot) the

Curop.

'En-?vco r?v

13,14

virobqpdrov

r?v pov?aK?ov,On the legs of the boots.

ou, t?,

pouX?ptov,

as,

po?vT?a,

Nicet.

fiovvr?rj,

445,

Moder,

[Compare

mud,

English

povrk?voa

rj, ov,

the

swabber.

cabin-boy,

for
see

of B, M,

rj, ov,

202,

containing

povxrepov,

ov,

zzz

rb,

occasions

extraordinary

oqb?KcXov,

1.

be

may

used.

Theoph.

26.

273,

432,

or
17,

as

by
a

means

various

(See also oqbaKeX?fa,qbaoKcX?vo.)

reading.

as cloth.

ij, ?v, brown,

io-a or

pouppoupt?a>,

Ptoch.

p.

jiovoovXp?vos,
p. 432

rj, (pvpaiva,

(Compare

(murmuro,

po?vr?a.)
popjivpo)

sturgeon,

muraena)

to mut

fish.

259.

(Paris).

mussulman.

D/t^?,
Neoph.

1.

(See

Xrjp?rrjs,in the Glossary.)

YOL. VIL

NEW

Comn.
also

oaaa, &?rjv,

77

also

(See
aros,

to,

ov, b,=

pn?vos,

2,

PTOCH.

some

other

povxrepov,

215.

1,

[Still

places.]
NOM.

x??pos.

COTELER.

the Venetian

charg?

Nie. Greg.

(enlrpo

I, 97, 23.

Cu

capivos,

to

(ip?akkoa)

as a
gar

patch,

ipnakoapivos.)

(pnak?voa)

?oavos,

patch,

as on a
ClNN.

?oeavos.

garment.
4 corrected

117,

pan?vos?
rj, b, Italian

ban

dito,

bandit.

Boiss.

Ill,

134.
ov,

pnaar?pbos,

b, bastard,

pouo-ou

pn?arapbos,

pronounced

vo?os.

THEOPH.

CONT.

proparoxytone.]

?Q *17J?, begler
pneykippnerjs, rj, ?, Turkish
bey of beys, the chief bey, neKk?pnaKis. Phran.

beg,
406,

18.

ipnfjyoa, rj?a, fjxfyv, rjypivos, (ipnfjywpt)

stake.
Ipnor?novkov

SERIES.

Ptoch.

goblet.

22.

75,

ment.

7.

ov, ?, Arabic

1,124,

Conquest.
835, 22, in the Scholium.
4639, p. 505,
as a various reading.
it
is commonly
[At present

2, 278.

Ptoch.

ter, murmur.
as,

i?a,

ROP.

pnavn?rrjs,

insult

Ptoch.

povxpovriv.

ov, b, bajulus,

from

NlCET.

copevos, to curse

coo-a, ??rjv,
2.

hands

qb?oKcXov.)

zz:
po?vr?a
fWvvr?rj, rjs, rj,

po?vrCa

the

of

pox?rjpos.
and

ov, b, hog,

pna?ovkos,

pn?koapa,

both

commu

the

112.

pointed at the eyes of the person

On

?ovrovkoapivas,

(For

ov, r?, goblet.

(povxpovriv)
one

in Thasos

heard

pnak?voa,

thus cursed.

1, 338.

et alibi.

It imports also, May your eyes be put out ! May

you be blinded ! Curse your eyes ! This species of
cursing requires the fingers of the curser to be

pouvr?ovco,

amvcfaia)

pavb?Krjs.)

for povxpovnov,

povxpovriv

69

2,

povrkoapivas?

nos) at Constantinople.

soot.

also

yarav?,

(?ovrovka,

PtOCH.

?ovrovXovt?.

1. povrXovpevas

pox?rjpos,

mote.]

2. An imprecatory motion of the hand, the import

of which is, Your face deserves to be covered with

poupouva,

of

Schol.

in the Glossary.)

yXvKiwas

mousse,

povrkoyaravoamvcjaos,

povxpovnvos,
30.

ao?oXrj.

jiov?a,

Schmutz,

Italian

smut,

ntule.

(po?Xa)

ij, wot,

the German

fiovvr?s,

of porridge

identical with

(Perhaps
also

See

b, French

ov,

tation

po?vr?a.

a boot.
leg of

14,

Plut.

povrCos,

v.

pou?aKiov,ou, rb, (Arabic J?1?, Persian

a kind

nlrra)

cap is fixed with silk braid. Ptoch.

(Compare the Homeric kmapoKpfjbepvos.)

fiovyypiopa, aros, to, (povyypi^o) a

387, 28.
roaring. Nicet.

of

(povaros,

whose

viropovyypi?o.)

(See

mustaches.

(p?ara?)

(See also povfaicir^s, in the Glossary.)

?uy?s.

fiov?a,

rb,

and must boiled to a thick consistence.

classical

pov?s, ij, ?v, (p?vos) single, not double.

2.

as, fj,

povar?nirra,
Ptoch.

ov,

povar?Kiov,

Ptoch. 2, 209.
|

2, 268.

{pavos, *v?pa)

for

Ipovar?nv

254, 28, et alibi.

Nicet.

of

rb, dimin.

2, 345.

P?OCH.

half

rjpioov)

ptVus, incorrectly for puns.

poia?<ofor ?poi?Co. Ptoch.

Ptoch.
=

to drive in, as a

1, 227.
ipnoronovkov.

PtOCH.

1, 165.

vaKKa
606

fivkc?v?s

puXcov?s,?, ?, (pvX?v) miller.

icra, io?rjv,

pvp??a>,

lop?vos,

So after ?v nore with

p. 280. I

Ptoch.

to smell

an

to emit

of

in

odor,

*Av 7rore tva

22

o?a>. Ptoch.
2, 591.
2. To smell of, inhale an odor, in classical Greek

the imperfect.
Kai

icfapovrt?es

Nicet.

500,

inepekov

classical Greek

4. The

aorist subjunctive with va (Iva) may be

equivalent to the future indicative. Ptoch.
1, 76

ooqbpaivopai.

seq.

pup??bpai, to smell, scent, perceive by the

2, 262 Mvpi?opai rrjv?Xeiro
organs of smell. Ptoch.
Mid.

rrjv, eis opegiv

pvpoXoy?,

pe

qbepvei.

rjoa,

?s,

Id.

tva evprj ris

(jivpoXoyco)

's top

4yKokiaoapep
Eis

?orpov

cSpipov.

?yiov
pokis

?yovplbos
Introduc

(Compare

or advice

permission

is asked,

v? is used

the present or aorist subjunctive, in which case

the answer expected is yes or no. Ptoch.
1,112

with
to sing funeral

Also,

Kal iroibv va kX?^o

dirges.

airo Tovs bvb, irotbv va

pvpoXoyrjoo

N?

pivpob?a, as, i), (fivpov, #?a>) smell,

Ptoch.
2, 391.

ov, rb,

pLvorpiov,

out

made

spoon

(fivorpov)

a crust

of

of

1476, 63.
bread, i^cop?sm?Xos. Eust.
=
BOISS.
Ill, 117. 119. 124.
Mc?pa, as, i), Mop?as.
=
a,

Mop?as,

CONQUEST,

Mcopeas.

Phran.

?, Morea,

the

M?pa,

rj, ov,

(irovrjpos)

7rai8iv pou,

Peloponnesus.

easily

xopbomiXa

136

1,

va

*Avamjiiroverai

1, 246 t/ pe X?yrjsva iroioo ;

tion,

rrj), in
Ptoch.
1,

orap?vov.

K?XXtov

rov

iriaoTj

Introduction,
S. With

y?p

rb

Kovr?Xiv.

(Compare Introduc

a?TouVov

Vpcoyes

?ir??avcv

jiovaxps

? 88, 4.)
the aorist indicative

rb

peX?vtv.

?Kcivos.

2,

507

(Compare

it may express a
Ptoch.
2, 206 N? tjjv

wish referring to past time.

iWcra / 2, 207 N? t^v ?iria<ra/

24
;

va
153

2,

JI&s

tva

CONQUEST.

?roXX? nokkaKis

...

v? (tva)

Ptoch.

subjunctive.

Xap?ov

va nke?oa.

yev&pe?a

234

1,

em?vp&

Ovk

ex?

nore

va

1,
;

cfa?yoa mapoKp?roap
va r?

T?s

arfjaoavrai

202

Hp?Xoy.

v? ?apieaai

avyyp?qarj
;

23

783,

T? va (re

va

rl

r? x0/*

*0"6*?

the aorist

connection.
Kai

yp?ppara

123.

2,

222

r?

yfroaplv

TLvKvoyvpi

pa?ava

m\

Kai

iy&

r?re
rov

Na

va ner?ovoa.

*Av

90

*An avrovs

*pa?a rixvrjv

or aorist
1, 122

Ptoch.

v? yev&

1,

rexvlrrjs

the present

purpose.

pai,

in an apodosis it
to the classical ?v in the

Ptoch.

Kai ?ovaiv,

9. With
denote

Kai

indicative

may be said to correspond

same

315

1,

cfa?yoa.

pfj va '?poa kuv aavplbiv.

8. With

r? Kkanoarh

va
v

iva

aorist

eK rov

598,

?opevos

2. It may become the subject of eve or evi (cot?)

Ptoch.
followed by a neuter adjective.
1, 359
rjrov

present

n?o*ovs

NlCET.

or

(Com

So in indirect questions of the same class. Ptoch.

? 88,1.)

K?XXiov

1, 146

Xeya) r?

va (?va), that, denoting the object (immediate or remote)

of the verb preceding it. Ptoch.
1, 57 *Av ??Xys va
qbeXcorjs.

the
nore

Ti

fiopoKOKorjorjs.

?yopaoc

2, 316

Ptoch.

*' ^y? va PV x?PTa?Va>t

takes

sense it has vare for its plural.

to,

or contempt.

ancient

v? (r?v! rjv?/ en?), interj. behold! there/

2. Used also as a verb, take (in Homer
N?

indignation

Shall

?fjay

passim.

trifles. Hence,
silly, credulous,
admiring
!
17.
Canan.
472, 6.
466,
gulled.

which

express

va

ypapparimv

? 89.)
pare Introduction,
7. When no definite answer is expected,

popooavpaoros, ov, (pcop?s, ?avjia?o) wondering at trifles,

popoir?vrjpos,

tell him,

142

zzr

to

9n Ma?e

"

*EKe?voi va xoPTa^vova'lvy

8.

96,

r?v eln&

Bring him up a scholar that he may get

in
the
world" ?
along
6.With
the present or aorist subjunctive, vamay

odor, fragrance.

/wen-pi, lo?, t?, (puorp?ov) trowel, used by builders.

120

304,

p?av p&yav

5. When

bewail.

Mopa?as

a9
26

? 92.)

tion,
to mourn,

va

'Upe?s

NlCET.

?aatkea.

p. 279.

rj?rjv, rjp?vos,

504

2,

1,

r?ayy?prjs

r?

tkemav

Kkanoarfjv.

subjunctive v?may
A?s

148.

bnov mpvovaiv

pe

149

(equivalent

v?npoyevaoa
"Opprjaa

r?xa

to rov ye

vea?ai).

Id. 1, 132 BXeVe va pr) ?pafy, See

So negatively.
that it is not boiling (too hot).
v?Km, as,

r), Anglo-Saxon

s n a c c,

Swedish

s n a k k a,

607

vepovrCticov

irairovr^iov

a kind of
ship used by the English in the twelfth
3. [Etymologically
Neoph.
the same as
century.
the modern English smack.]

07T0? =

vepbv, water.

?irov =

rb, dimin.

vepovr?imv,

vl?oa zzz: vlnroa.

for

vlppav

NOM.

vr^ovarpa

NlC

I, 482,

??eyp?cfaoa (e'?, yp?cfaoa),

?vyaka

expunge.

ov, to,

?vpacfatov,

Sched.

for pounding sub

byblv for ?y8?ov, ov, to, (tybrj)mortar,

Nicet.

OKanoios =

Kanoios.

OK?noaos =

Karrov.

OKaVi=

Kart.

oKTan?biv
CET.

for

rj, ?v, roasted,

rj, ov, dimin.

?XiyovrfiKos,

cknlCoa.

=
?p7rp?s
tvrav =

et alibi.

280,

(oKr?novs)

all day,
of

polypus.

Nl

p. 281.

okrjv rfjv fjpipav.

very

little,

Xiyovr?tKos.

Ptoch.

1, 61.

HpoXoy.

127,

233.

?v?os.]

o$vy?kar?s, ?, b, seller of bt-vy?ka. PtOCH.

see

b?lbiv.

??vyaXa.

see.

578, 25.
a

of

species

ov, to,
to,

1, 333.

369.
54.

CoTELER.

child,

PtOCH.

boy.
dimin.

(pullus)

of

1, 120.

iraibiv,

little

boy.

639, 26, et alibi.

PtOCH.

eiraipvo.

1, 206.

PTOCH.

1, 240.

obov, To

take

another

road.

Id.

1,

ooa,

PtOCH.

1, 190.

copevos,

??rjv,

(iraKroo)

to lease.

NlCET.

422, 27.
ai^ra,

to wrestle.

(iraXaio)

=
Tr?Xe

7ToXiv.
z=

PTOCH.

CANAN.

eras p? robs
rovpKOKaXoyepovs
ira?viv

for

ira?viov,

ov,

Pelamys,

a fish.

248.

2,

vrravbpcvo.

pe rbv X?pov.

HaXai?ei

irdXajivba, as, ij, (irrjXapvs) Thynnus

Ptoch.
2, 223. 237.

irairabia,

1, 187.

as,

ij,

rb,

468,

va

11

Tas

mXoypa?as

iravrpeyj/ojicv.

pavo,

NlCET.

peacock.

7ra7raoiK?s,

(irairas)

priest's

wife,

irpeo?vrepa.

NOM.

137.

COTELER.

to a

ij, ?v, pertaining

r? irairabim,

SC. povxa

for

irairXojia,

ir?irXofiav

ov, to, =

which

579, 29.

et alibi.

?Qbiv for ???8iov, ov, r?, (o$os) vinegar, ?lbiv. Ptoch.

2, 281. 323 ?fv8iv, iacorrectly; as a various reading,
2, 368. 511, et alibi.
gfivos, rj, ov, (o?os) sour. Ptoch.
after
the
from
oi?os
analogy of ?v?ivos from
[Formed

o?vyaXov,

bpamvr?a,

(irayovpos)

NOM.

iraibiv.

ou,

7rai?\wrouXov,

iravrpevo
2. 25.

ipnp?s? CONQUEST.Hp?Xoy.
orav.

iraibiov,

iraKT?vo,

PtOCH.

?Xiyos,

CONQUEST.

1, 131.

2, 342.
PtOCH.

LTatpvco aXXrjv

2, 540, very short, of time.

Ptoch.

to?, rb,

7rai?*t'vfor

b?v.)

Ptoch.

rb,

also

(See

185.

of oicran?biv.
adv.

(okrj fjpipa),

?irr?s.

ov,

irayovpiov,

?Trayco.

iraXal?o,

to, dimin.

oKranoblr?iv,
okrjpepls

oKran?btov,

passim.

(oqbis, ?oravrj)

Ptoch.

=
Tr?yco

iraipvo

24.

303,

Ptoch.
broiled,

ov, rb,

for

irayovpiv

1, 204.

1, 223.
ov, to,

20.

oprjos.

7raivc5 zzz ?iraiv?.

1, 153.

PTOCH.

Ptoch.

2, 556.

1, 170.

PtOCH.

Kapnoaos*

?Kanov =

1, 220.

PtOCH.

1,

2, 262.

Sched.

ov, ovK, ovx*

Nicet.

Glossary.)
ol for al, from b, the. Ptoch.

b?vbiv,

opios,

iraib?,

lake) Ozeros, a lake in

(See also 'E?ep?v,in the

e?epo,
7455.

Conquest.

Epirus.

27.

243,

'Ofep?s, ov, b, (Slavic

Ptoch.

oqbpvbiov,ov, rb, (oqbpvs) eyebrow. Nicet.

Lex.

583.

oknl(oa

see

crab.

stances.

[For
oKairov,

?Kairooos,

pronoun.

Ptoch.

Lex.

correctly.

oqbio?oravov,

razor.

(?vp?s)

relative

ecos, ij, appetite.

oqb?os,

1, 188.

PtOCH.

ogvyaka.

?vpacfaiv for

7TO?, indeclinable

ovb?v =

=
?evpoa f?evpoa. PtOCH. 1, 270.
2, 281. 323.
f?8iv for ??i'8iov. Ptoch.
zzz

oKairoios,

compare

88.

1,

op?oypaqb?,els, rjoa, ij?rjv, rjji?vos, (?po?s, yp?qbo) to spell

11.

v&pos, ov, b, shoulder, &pos. Ptoch.

1, 188. [For the
see
Modern
Greek Grammar, ? 8, 16.]
prefix N,
to unwrite,

Ptoch.

OKari.~\

ope?is,

GREG.

0,

prefix

adverb.

91. 376.

111.

2,

r?ovarpa.

2, 593.

PtOCH.

505.

COTELER.

Ptoch.

vlppa.
zzz

of

relative

irov,

the

or

priest.

Ptoch.

1, 238

(??op?fiara.

aros,

rb,

(ir?irXos)

coverlet,

1, 364.
covering one's self in bed. Ptoch.
ttottoutCiov, ov, to, Persian W)QQ, Turkish
(J like tsh), shoe. Curop. 70,13.

for

JH?)?<0

608 ire?ftiov

Tcapa?i?iCtu
to amuse;

aoa,

irapa?i?afa,

2, 258. 530.
irapa?i?aoaasy

|
recreation.

363, 27 TLapa?i?aojiols

lop?vos,

to

(yep?fco)

nar?s,

cookery.

as a fowl.

irapaycji?oT?s, ij, ?v, (irapayep.?(o) stuffed,

Eust.
261, 17.

ecos,

irapaK?vrjois,

Cant,

ij,

Typic.
an

(irapaKiv?o)

74,

CONQUEST.

urging

25
N?

irapaKivijoo
Tovro
rbv

Xpioro?
irapap?wa,

to urge,

N?

tous

?b?

to murmur

or mutter

too

(irap?irovov pai)

plaintive,

ecos,

sorrow,

Ptoch.

grief.

also

eloai,

??rjv, ep?vos,

(irap?irovov)

eKcl),

As a slang term
2, 533.

off,

Ptoch,

away.

1,

180.
hearth.

EUST.

rrapior?a,

as,

=
?rapo?

Trapa(in the Glossary).

132,

Ptoch.

jrao-ias, 5, 6, Persian

and Turkish

Nt^KS?

rjs, rj, (iraiir?Xrj) thefine meal

7racr7r?X77,
in a mill,
Tr?oTraXis,

as,

that flies

about

7r?o-7raXis.
rj,

zz: iraoiraXrj.

Lex.

BOTAN.

ir?Xrj, rj ir?oiraXis.

iraorpevo,

pasha.

265, 18.

Phran.

=
rj,
cvoa,

until

pentagon

regular

Kal

ACROP.

pentalpha,

zz: oiraorpcvo.

81, 3.
18.

147,
name

the

meet.

they

Schol.

of

ov, rb, (vevpov)

plantago,

21.
a

of

Luc?an.

Lex.

Botan.

botanists.

beings.]
the Plan

plantain,

eWe

'Apv?ykoaaaov,

oaaa, &?rjv,

irai

pevos,

to Stitch

(aovcfap?voa)

up.

1,156.
iaa,

la?rjv,

tapivos,

aros,

rb,

Nicet.
a

(nepiTpiyvpl(oa)

Nicet.

183 rfjv

y?p
to

KpaaXv,
and

?ei, below,
nepnar&,

=
e?s,

I
nipnvpov

zzz

ner?ovoa,

oaaa,

\ Ptoch.

around,

666, 26.
around.

going

69, 28.

Inepixap?aaopai (nepixap?aaoa), to dawn.

"Orav

to go

(rpiyvpi'?a>)

the accusative.

avyfjv

Aiyei,
also

&?rjv,

oapevos,

(See

*As
X^P^"

in the
Glossary.)
2, 325.

PTOCH.
PtOCH.

vnepnvpov.

1, 117

Kai ninipiv.

xaPa'o"o*opat,

nepmar&.

PtOCH.

nepixapaaaopJvrjv,

Kai ?ake

555.

2, 80.
(wer(lv)

to

cobble,

botch.

1, 122. 126.

?n-eric?T^s,fj, b, (n r(?voa) cobbler. PtOCH. 1, 115.

Inerpovka, as, fj, dimin. of 7rerpa. COMN. p. 13, 389
? (Paris), as a proper name.
=
!TrevKiov
inevxiov. NlCET. 114, 28.

oir?orpa.
ev?rjv, cvjicvos,

Tl?Xrj

Thes

29, 11.

Curop.

ing jinnies, demons, and other malevolent

?paarj

Con

4282.

quest.

ir?orpa,

34.

1, 97.

EuST.

dismounting.

Pro Lapsu inter Salut. 5. [The ignorant believe

that the pentalpha was the figure on Solomon's seal
with which he used to seal cases and bottles contain

nepirpiyvpiapa,

i
rj, (eoria)

ak?aa)

to surround. With

adv. farther

pneykippnerjs.

(nivre,

nepiTpiyvpl?oa,

complain.

irapairovcji?vos.)

(irap?,

r?,

snub-nosed,

flat-nosed,

piKp& nevravevpc?.

complaint,
to

et

23,

732.

(ne?evoa)

i, b,=

Ptoch.

irapay?r?XXo
(\?r?XXo), to sing toomuch.
means
to talk toomuch. Ptoch.
it
irap?Kci

rb,

nepiaovcjap?voa,
(ir?vos)

ner?vwpi)

Sched.

salon. Capt. 458, 10..

2. Place for dismounting.

tago

ij, complaint,

ov, rb,

irap?irovov pai,

aros,

nevr?vevpov,

pensive,

2, 441, et alibi.

(See

j
I

p. 329.

Ptoch.

irap?irovov,

mother.

adoptive

759,

It may be
diagram composed of five capital alphas.
formed by producing, in all directions, the sides of a

's

eVc rov

2apaKrjvovs

Nicet.

foundation.

(pateo,

Lex.

nevr?kcfaa,

2, 48.
rj, ov,

irapairovep?vos,

irapair?veois,

induce.

?X7r??a> eis eXeos Xptorou

robs

c?yaXovv

(jiovpp.ovp??o),

Ptoch.

sad.

Kai

eXtfouv pe r? qbovoo?ra

rj, (fi?wa)

irapapovpjiovpi?o
much.

r?qbov.

as,

fj, ?v,

IneKk?pnaKis,

np?Xoy.

pepos

; inducement.

els, rjoa, rj?rjv, rjp?vos, (irapaKiv?o)

va tous

272.

p.

I, 170.

Hal.

Opp.

pektvr??va.

bottom;

rb,

nar?os.
n'e?cvpa,

95, 8.

in,

irapaKiv?,

t?

window.

ov, rb, (?vpiov)

irapa?vpiov,

ov,

fj,

SCHOL.

alibi.

as a fowl

Stuff1,

as,

7rarXivrfava,
n?ros,

icra, io?rjv,

7rapayepi?co,

zzz nar?s.

7raT?os, fj, ?v,

tournaments.

?Xoycov,

in

142, 20.

?rareX?s,?bos, f), (patella)

limpet, in ancient Greek
XeTT?s. Schol. Opp. Hal. 1, 138.

Ptoch.

amusement,

(irapa?i?aCo)

120, 27.

Nicet.

deceive.

fool;

785, 27.

Nicet.
ov, o,

to

nevxwv

inevxiov.

SCHOL.

ARIST.

141, 25.
Plut.

542.

609 TTOVKka

ir?j>TCO

ir?qbro, SLOT, eireoa,

part,

perf.

ireoji?vos,

to
fall.

(ir?irro)

2. To lie down, to lay one's self down.

371.
irrjy?biv for

irrjy?biov,

Nicet.

(irrjyrj) Well.

ov, rb,

aoa,

iri?vo,

aojicvos,

?o?rjv,

hold of.

Ptoch.

Mid.

(a)

WKTcs,

each

of

rpeis

rbv

pe

*Eiri?oorjKe

take hold

to

with,

Tovpmv.

In

l?iaorrJKav

ml

other.

the

quarrel
to

plural,

bvb

iraXai?ave

are

$/Xe,

Stiff.

mra

Kal

iriiorrjKa

Xe'yei,

2.

To

make,

??ves

4.

os

1, 155
'Em?oa

rjoav r?

re

r?xa

piKpbv

yp?tyo

the battle.

yEiri?arrjKc ? ir?Xcfios,
jit,

ere iriavovv
6.

"Eiriaoav

r? XouXou?ia.
to take

Intransitive,

Hence,

eXeiirev

*Oinriavbs

e?e?aivev

eiriava

1, 152.

PTOCH.

2, 496.

iriXar?Kiov,

ov,

rb,

Curop.
for

fit
self

1, 326
HoXvv

me

iriirepiov,

(pilum,

ov, o, shepherd,

rat.

ov, b, mouse,

Lex.

The

mouse

apud

Athen.

A.

(ir?ircpi)

17, 4.

Nicet.

255,27,

zzz

vnoy?arptov.

8,

the

Pontus,

of
7,

45

Mvs

Eust.

[Compare Aristo
12

50,

9,

317.

Coteler.

522.

b JJovnms,

cO pvs

ermine.

Antiphanes
a shell

the muscle,

HovtikOs,

of

meaning

2. Muscle,
as, fj,

novnms.]

in anatomy.
=

for

1061, 46.

Eust.

noprovka.

as, fj, (nbpra)

noprovka,

portula,
ov,

nor?piov,

to,

river,

little door,

noprlr?a.

norapos.

PtOCH.

1,

nothing.

Ptoch.

2,

137.
fj, ?v, worthless,

good

*Av p'

for

7Tore,ever, at any time. Followed

tive

of

the

relative

adverb,

indeclinable

1,

nal

et alibi.

novKka,

Ptoch.

1, 143

Ptoch.

2,

nore'

bnov.

where,
relative

pronoun,

who,

611.

which,

bnov.

2, 509.

Ptoch.

?ireXan

pronoun.

personal

by the enclitic geni

in my life.

use

of

the

adverb

Id. 1, 86.
7rov, compare

at, whereof, and the like.]

iroijiijv.

enrjKe.

246.

to any

PtOCH.

pepper.

Nom.

Sched.

2. Whoever, Bans.
rb,

Tro?o-e.

The expression pvs TLovnms is the origin of the

modern

noran?s,

118, et alibi.
irioriKQs,

incorrectly.

H.

enrjm.

arlxos.

1061, 46.

37,11.
ov,

nomkiv,

tel.

or

1, 365.

341

see

7Tov, an

pilatus)

infJKev.

PtOCH.

(vn?, mikla)

nokiTims,

nov,

a mace,

50

ov, to,

Sched.

nor?ptv

mXbv

49

vnompiaov.

Lex.

Aev
?

enrjaa,

330.

IV,

1, 294 eVoiKe. 2, 568

ttoiW

to

given

enoim

also

vnomtkiov,

pov, Ever

PtOCH.

iriir?piv

it

one's

Qovpvrjraprjs,

?iriXaX?.

Kiov.

began.

Kal biaqboporcpirCiv.
?iri?vp?.

for

for

Coteler.

or

np?Xoy.

for

noprlr?a,

began

7rpeVco.

; Does

Ptoch.

TrtXaXco for

iri?vp?

battle

to, to betake

to become.

thing.

The

ciriaoe

M'

yp?fipara,

iroXefio, They

as a garment,

become,

befit,

in the

So

Kal yp?abovv

rbv

p? ?ia.

To

1, 246

fish.

irXrjpis ??coxiapcva,

TLvev~

?yiov

a fee

errand-fee,

errand.

enoiaa

aor.

CONQUEST.

day : LTiavcoypaqbi) va

TLi?vovv

?eyp?qberai.

house.

(novs, mnos)
on an

for going

novnms,

Ptoch.

ircpioovqbp?oo.

r? or?Xvovve

5.

noi&,

?bimvs

large

begin.

fiov

of the present

popular Greek
Kal

r?

an

connections.
a

engaged

KaXtyia
va

without

?lvovs

new

assay:

attempt:

remo

's rrjv 'AXap?va.

*Eiriaoa

have formed

oirin,

undertake,
Kat

mro

I have

T?v

defend.
Also

pcrepi?ia.

engage.
I

irapaji?wcs,

To

r?

form,

eva jieyaXo

*Eiriaoa

to

position,

Kal va iri?oovjic

YXijyopa

3. To

iri?orc

bvvar?,

object

ml

as

eH rov

20.

ov, to,

to do,

nomiktv
occupy,

iri?orc

one

nomptaov

Kovp?orrjm.

PTOCH. 1, 304.

SanctUS.

rb, Spiritus

77,

Ptoch.
have lost the use of my limbs,

much.

very

very,

paros ioprfj, The feast of the Holy Spirit, a church

feast celebrated on the Monday next after Pentecost.

7to8ok?7tiov,

r)pepes.

(b) In the aorist, /

joints

aros,

Curop.
contend

To

adv.

303.

1,155.

Uvevpa,

take

catch,

take,

povar?nirra.)

nkfjprjs),

a
|nkvaipov, aros, to, (nkvvoa) washing.
2, 109.

ell is equal to 27

(iria??)

also

(See
from

(nkfjpes

Ptoch.
2, 325.

PtOCH.

to

r),pie.

nkfjpis

1,136.

iri?vofiai,

with.

My

1,

228, 25.

nyxVi lh % (rfx ) e^' The Greek

English inches.

as,

n?rra,

Ptoch.

see ?ovKka.

[For the pronomi

whereas,

where

irovXS)
610

novk&,

e?s, rjaa,

187.

fj?rjv,

rjpivos,

to sell.

(noakioa)

PtOCH.

1,

?on

npaaivlfa, iaa, (np?aivos) to be or look green.

2, 404.
a town.

Upi?eCa, as, f?,Prebheza,

as,

teler.

r),presbyter's

PtOCH.

nanabla.

wife,

NOM.

Co

npfjampai, fja?rjv, rjapivos, (nipnprjpi) to swell, to be

2, 234.
swollen, said of living beings. Ptoch.
for npfjapa,

aros,

to,

(npfjampai)

in

swelling,

1, 158 npiapav, incorrectly.

flammation.
478, 23,
npo?ea, as, r), (npo?arov) sheep's skin. Nicet.
et alibi.
Ptoch.

aros,

npoyevpa,
npoyevopai,
nponepai

rb, (npoyevopai)

to

breakfast.
adv.

(nipai),
2, 238

Ptoch.

for

npoa?yfnv

nponepav,

ov,

npoacfaoavfjaipos,
hand.

two years

last,

ago.

incorrectly.
ov,

rb,

notice

fj npoacfaoavfjaipos,

i?bopas,

keep

b,

opos,

master-workman,

(np&ros,

Glyc.

a, b, (p?aropas)

npcarop?aropas,

master-builder,
8

497,

rov

for npoaTOfiataropos*

metaplastic

n paar o
pataroap.

ov, o, (yjrakrrjs)
Curop.

musician

chief
6, 6.

44,

ov or aros, r?,
(nra?oa) fault.

nrataipov,

iaa,

nrepviarrjpl^oa,

(nrepviarfjp,

of

nroax?s, fj, ?v, poor,

opposed

ov, rb, =

prjKTo,

Nom.

COTELER.
to spur

lean. Nicet.

noapiv?s,

=
fj, ?v,

bnoapiv?s?

NlCET.
PtOCH.

pa?bia, as, fj, (pa?bos) blow with

523.

1, 166.

PTOCH.

pairnms.

oac^ of the body.

to eruct.

?peuyopai,

rj?a, rjx?rjv, rjyp?vos,

Nicet.

351,

Ptoch.

et alibi.

1,125,

Lex.
up?

15 Me

LTpoXoy.

to throw,

{prjywfii)

cast.

r? ?pira?av,

bvv?peis

CON

eppijieraoi

ra mro.

Eust.
pi?iK?v,o?, t?, Italian r i s c h i o, English risk.
Thessalon. Capt. 505, 9 *AvbpcstoO pi?imv (sic), ad
2. Fate, fortune.
Nom. Coteler.
o
quest. LTp ? X y. 279 T? pifiK?v crov.
=
IO?, T?,

63.
on.

aros,

537,

30;

688,

24.

2, 348.

a stick.

PtOCH.

paya, as, r), (p??) gTape, p&ya 1.

2. Nipple, teat, dug.
*Hpaya rov ?v?iov.

2,

rb,

p?lbov.
as,

nata.

Con

rb,

1, 209.
SCHOL.

pob?oraypa.

Nicet.

ArIST.

316, 24.

ov, rb,=

lo?,

po??i,

528.

p?tdt.

529.

po??i?,

novkiov.

1, 169.

211.

pob?orajiov,

to naxys.

noaklov,

PtOCH.

queen, ?aoiXiooa.
pijyaiva, as, i), (pij?) regina,
697 pijycva, incorrectly. Conquest,
Sched.

Plut.

church,

9.

nTepviarfjpiov)

as flesh,

apostle,

pob?rCiv,rb, dimin. of p?bi. Ptoch.

NlCET.

368, 25.

Nicet.

for

pob?orafia,

arch-chanter.

?irooroXos?

7^*1?

p?\?nfiov, aros, rb, (p?mo) a sewing, the act of sewing.

2. Pay for sewing. Ptoch.
1, 173.

pool,

825, 24.
TrpoTo^aXrr?s,

the

ventures.

pataroap)

npcarop?aropas*

npoaropaiarbpov,

'ApTfijSovpi'ov.

291. 300. 417.

Coteler.

npoaropa?aroap,

rov

p??

paqbnms.

Arabic

p?xrj, rjs, i), (p?xis) ^e

? 24, et alibi.

the Armenians

Nom.

=
rj, ov,

QUEST.

to the third week before Lent, when

Vrjarela

472,

paqbnms,

before

SC

ibi?rais

ov jirjv poyos.

payos,

8.

p?qbrrjs,rj,6, (p?irrrjs) tailor.

Xoy.

a name given

the

Ca?an.

for

786, 20.

Nicet.

giving

(npoacfa&vrjais)

Substantively,

towel

(npoaotfrts)

p. 200.

Ptoch.

theface.

wiping

before

tailorfS,

o, indeclinable,

;
peiyofiai

1, 122.

the year

npoaoyfnov,

2, 55.

PTOCH.

breakfast.

Ptoch.

rois

r) irap?

i) pamiKij, se. rexvrj, tailoring,

Substantively,
a
business of
tailor. Nicet.
273, 23.
pao-o?X,

paorov,

?irb rrjs Kara rrjv orpatjivXrjv

rj, ov, (p?irrrjs)

pairriKos,

Conquest.

rov

?Kporarov

?rjXvK?s,

7765.

37. 54, et alibi.

npfjapav

rb

1485, 59 OrjXrjbe

Eust.

p?g, ayos, fjtnipple, teat, dug.

2,115.

npea?vripa,

pov/cavl?c?

E?KHOL.

pob?orayjia.
po?biov,

(pota,

pomegranate,

po?biov)

pobi,

(To be pronounced in two syllables.)

the pomegranate-tree,

r), (po?bi)

P?nica

Gra

sumac,

JRhus

(In two syllables.)

polboV,

OV, TO, -=. pOlbl.

povbiv

for

povbtov,

Coriaria.

Lex.

povmvi,

iov, rb,

ov,

rb,

r h u s,

(povs)

Botan.

(pvKavrj) plane,

Pouv okvtcos
an

....

instrument

used

by

carpenters.
pouKavt?co,

lora, io?rjv,

In burlesque,

tojicvos,

(povKavi)

to gnaw, chop.

to

plane.

Ptoch.

1, 145 E?n-e

611
povfcov
r? Kvpie
pevav

ikirjaov,

rjp?aro

Tpicfarovr?iKov

povmv,

ov, rb,

povxov,

ov,

zzz

rb,

mv.

Ptoch.

Arist.

Nub.

baplv

Canan.

povxov.

roc

183

1,

povmvl?eiv.

Kai

A?s

va povmvlaoa.
17.
pov

garment,

1,170. 172. Nicet.

86, 29, et alibi.
to
SUOre.
PtOCH.
pox?kt?oa, iaa, (peyx?)
p. 264. SCHOL.
5.

304, 27.

2. Tarantula,
as,

p&m,

cfa?kayyiov.

Lex.

rocket,

Brassica

r), eruca,

Botan.

e?/?u>/?ov,
iaa,

poapavl?oa,

Lex.

tapivos,

to

(poajwvfjaiov)

as

bolt,

Ptoch.

before

pronoun.

1, 141

pov.

Ptoch.

aa??aroKvplamv,

rb,

Saturday

and Sunday.

as,

aa?ovpa,

fj,

equivalent

aa?ovpav, To

aa?ovpa

Kai KVpiaKrj,

And

PtOCH.

2,

82.

also

(See

Ualpvoa

'A<?' ol be
I

when

see

aam

aayokalcfaea,

EUST.
a?KKos,

(a?yos,
9.

1890,

(See

sa c cu s,

ov, b,

perors and bishops.

cas.

rectly

aayokal?a,

50, 19.

ov,

(o-okkos)
with

written

one

Nicet.

bag.

oaparair?vTc

oaxX?s,

craXiov,

ov,

r?,

alakov,

alekos*

25,

incor

o-eiorr?s,

sakolebha,

PtOCH. 2, 481.
PtOCH.

Tpexow

r?

2,100.

o-?Xia

mouth

2, 374.

PtOCH.

2,

rj, ?,

PtOCH.

p. 283.

warm

water

sweet

2, 576.

(oyovp?s,

2, 225.

pdXX?ov)

man.

curly-haired

as a surname.

22,

Eust.

1923,

rcixooc?orrjs? NlCET. 308, 27

Ca?an. 469, 16. 473, 9, ov

incorrectly,
ij, ?v, stalking,

'Eki'

Id.

1,

iov,

Plut.

rious

reading.

o-epyevTios,

711

ov, rb,
ov,

o,

cr?v?u?.

Ptoch.

Schol.

rb,

ocvbovKrjv,

Italian

Comn.

ov,

airs.

2, 74

eis rb iraX?nv.

oeiorbs

o- vbovKiov,

for

on

putting

-= oevbovKiv.

to,

Arist.

oevTovKiov,

2, 206

waters.

forty.

ells long.

PtOCH.

oaxv?s.

407,

oevbovKiv

geant.

pov, My

worm

PtOCH.

ocpfi?v)

Ptoch.

orjor?v, incorrectly.

vrjaav r? o~?\ia pov.

137.

ij, ?v,

Du

aaKmvkiov.

aakla, as, fj, (aak?s) foolishness.

indeclinable,

sugared.

(o?xap,

oeiorij, rjs, ij, (ocio) =

711.

aamvkiov,

ov, rb,

ened with sugar.

ocvbovKi,

see

147.

by wood-worms,

ir?vrc) forty-flve.

'EKe?vos Tr?vr' eoe?aivcv

aayokalcfaea)

cut

rcooap?mvra),

em

by

K.

(aayokal?a,

2,

55.

67, 16.

267,

like ?M),

1,102.

rj, ov, ((r?xap)

oaxap?oepfiov,

fj,

PtOCH.

(oap?Ki)

(oap?vra,

oaxap?ros,

kind of vessel, low at the bow, with one mast, a very

large spritsail aft, topsail, and top-gallant. The
spritsail is its distinctive feature.

as,

aamkal?a,

oair?viov.

(oap?mvra,

ar?s,
to,

PtOCH.

board, plank.

(oavis)

ocip?biov, ov, rb, (ocip?) a kind of braid.

vessel.

aamkal?a.)
robe worn

magnificent

Curop.

of

9.

312,

aaKKovkiov,

also

as

sails,

k?icjaos)

Ptoch.

oyovpop.aXXrjs,

kal?a.)
r?,

PTOCH. 2, 595 2?v va 'fia?ev ?g

ov, rb,

rj, ov,

oapaKi?pims,

Phran.

aayokalcfaea,

Nicet.

92.

that the dishes are in ballast, that is, empty.

aayokal?a, as, f?, (a?yos, k?icjaos)a kind of coarse woollen
cloth.

superfluous.)

sauce.

English

oapavr?irrjxos, rj, ov, (irijxrj)forty

2, 260

r? amvrikta,

salsa,

is

Kpaviov,

? ?) wood-worm.
(Sqp

iov, rb,

eaten.

nepaUiv

ballast.

sabbura,

part,

Kpa

reading.

'lirrroKparovs.

oavibiov,

iov, rb,

oap?vra

aa??arov

be empty. Ptoch.

yb& 9n n?povaiv

to

598, 12.

Gltc.

sabura,

'2

pov neivav.
to

oairovviv,
oap?Ki,

the article, or

103

1,

'2 rrjv aperp?v

for

113,

Kcqb?Xiv)

a various

oavrp?rC, t?, indeclinable, Persian i^fa?f

=
?arpUiov. DUCAS. 68, 10.

fj p&m.

la?rjv,

rov

?irb

as

1, 128.

Eruca.

2, 131, et alibi.
can
for
be used only before
's
e?s. It
door.

oavibtv

706.

Sched.

component

787, 25.
cr?v for c?cr?v,as if
?iravros

p&ya, as, r), (p&?) grape, paya. Nicet.

1,

ij, Italian

as,

oaXrfa

Kpaviov,

(oaX?s,

Ptoch.

second

(The

Rock,

rj, ov,

oaXoKpaviOK?qbaXos,
viapoK?qbdXos.

478,

cu s, German

aep?fyns

Nicet.
sergente,

13, p. 402

zz:

Arist.

Plut.

Schol.

o?vbv?.
as

incorrectly;

129,

24.
English

439,

va

24.
ser

(Paris).
rj, o, Arabic ?**)t?S sherif,
crcp?qbrjs,
noble, applied to
the descendants of Ali.
Zonar. H, 257
(Paris).

612

aevicXoyovX?s

seller

a, ?, (o-evKXoyovXtv)

o-evKXoyovX?s,

cirax^

of beets.

PtOCH.

?oKovira,

1, 218.

j
i'ov, r?,

o-evKXoyovXiv,

beet. Ptoch.

(aevKkov,

arjKQVoa, oaaa, &?rjv, oapivos,

To

Mid.

wake.

2ijko>o-ov ?n?voa, Mai

to

arjmvopai,

see

aiaovs,

b, indeclinable,

Kat pr)
?apoKoipaaai.

pov,

rfaovo-ios.

ov,

alayovbov,

to,

of

species

(In Persian
castle, in chess.)

rukh,
atkcfaiov.

b,

(Italian

caceo)

?arpiKiov.

to,

aros,

amplov,

Ptoch.

soap-suds.

the stocks,

(iax?pa)

vessel rests while building.

aKekls,

Lex.

ayXis.

of

BOTAN.

the

garlic,

on which

aKka?os,

ov, b, slave.

Nicet.

115,

(crxoX^)

school.

classical

r) rov

TLvppfjvrj,
13,

rfjs nelvas,

amr?voa,

oaaa, &?rjv,

274.

Coteler.
amroapa,

aros,

to,

o-KopoSov aKekls.

ovcovX^kiv
Ptoch.

2,

amvpnplv

for

=:

dog

to mix,

(jiioyo)

1, 353.

unite.

mingle,

147.
PtOCH.

1,

oov?Xa.

the

or

office

BOTAN.

dizzy

oapevos,

by

(amrooa)

i, o, plural

(aKorovoa)

killing.

ov,

aKovkfjKiov,

Arvensis.

dignity

of

rb,

air

Scomber of ichthyologists.

rb,

reason

1, 264

of hunger,
slay.

NOM.

NOM.

COTELER.

(aKoakfjKiov)

(aKop?pos)

Ptoch.

oovjiOkiv.

Boiss.

worm.

the Scomber

1, 96.

2, 223.

140.

Ill,

oovpyovvibes,

colonist,

(Turkish)

9.

308,

in drapery.

??rjv, oji?vos, (oovqbpa) to plait.

(See

to be shrivelled up.

'Eoovqbpooe

rb Kpvo.

Opp.

Schol.

as,

oir?orpa,
oiraoTpevo,

Hal.

the gill of a fish.

1, 160.

rj, (oir?prov)
cvoa,

cleanliness,

c?orjv,

orpeu'co.

Ptoch.

to clean

or sweep

eupevos,
227.

2,
with

ir?orpa.
to clean9

(oir?orpa)
Id.

a broom

p.

289.

made

of

alry.

5.

The

Spahis

(The Spahis
foot-soldiers.)

were,

in

general,

ira

[Primarily,
erzropTa.]

o?raxis, i, 6, plural oirax?bes, (Persian

H?t^
Turkish
Chalcocond.
>nNfl?2>> Spahi.

are

150.

ircpioovqbpovo.)

441,
ov,

to

sumac.

pl?O??^,

oir?paxvov, ov, to, (?payxia, ?apayxia)

PtOCH.

430.
amvpnptov,

PHRAN.

2. Intransitive,

1, 88.

to kill,

officer.

oovqbpa,as, i), (ovqbap)plait,

2. Wrinkle,

also

240, 27, et alibi.

Nicet.

Po?v 2vpiamv,

?, a Turkish

ooviraois,

rb, Arabic

ov,

oovfi?Kiov,

oovqbp?vo, ooa,
24.

to darken.

lam

or

483.
for

for

Lex.
a

7.

PtOCH.

lapevos,

La?rjv,

2mri?opai

typ?vos,

ov, rb, (oovXtovikos)

oovpyovvis,

?yXis

ampbak?s, ov, b, (mpvbakos) lark, Alauda

Ptoch.
2, 432.
iaa,

rj,

airoims.

C?ROP.

amri?oa,

as,

oovji?Kiv

1575, 44.

Eust.

ov, to, hat.

ov, to,

ix?rjv,

Conquest.
LTpoXoy.
oov?Xea, as, rj, (oov?Xiv) prick with an awl.
157.

incor

2,118

the frame

aKi?biov,

amklov,

or

dog-drowner,

Comn. I, 300, 9, et alibi.

2. The sultan's palace.
Comn. I, 178, 5, et alibi.

mpnlv.

fj, clove

Ibos,

irviyo)

Chil. 6, 482.

sultan.

suds,

=
aKopcjarj, rjs, fj,

(okvXos,

Tzetz.

88, 28.

a-ovyXa,

i a,

cuff

oovXrav'iKiov,

rectly written with MM. [Compare the German

Italian s c h i u m a, English scum.]
Schaum,
ov, to,

Italian

o-Kovqbi?,

786, 28.

Ducas.

7,

69, 4.

68,11.

....

Kaopia

Botan.

Chil.

Lex.

BOTAN.

oovyXirap?a, as, rj, (oovyXa) Spitful. PtOCH. 1, 334.

oovXijva, as, ij, (ooXijv) a species of shell-fish, ooXijva.
Ptoch.
2, 345.

TzETZ.

2, 166 avayovbov.
N?pbos KekriKr),r? a?ayovpbov (sic).
ov,

seq.

69, 5.

Ptoch.

187.

302,1

Comn.I,

ad Lycophr.

w?ra, upp?vos, (kuVtco) to Stoop. PtOCH.

OKvqbro,
126.
2,
crptyco, i?a,

aeiarfj.

aiaxpovx =
?arpiKiov. Ducas.
means
fiNt?'
king, and 3*),

aK?pa,

as

Nicet.

arjarfj,

amms,

awake

Tzetz.

Lex.

ij, Russian

strangler.

to rise.

arjK?vopai,

broom.

oKopia.

oKvXoirv?KTrjs, ov, o,

2, 282. 398.

Mid.
2.

PtOCH.

lift.

cap. Nicet.

Vulgaris.

to raise,

(arjK?oa)

ij,

as,

omvqbia,
beet, Beta

revrXov)

(crevrXov,

as,

omvpia,

simply

1, 213.

o* vkXov, ov, to,

1, 163.

beet-root,

yovka)

s c o p a e,

as,rj,

1165.

troops)
6.

230,

irregular

cav

of India, commonly called Sepoys,

613

awiTiv

aniriv

for

oa?a, &x?vjv,

anp&xvoa,

2, 515

Ptoch.
araK?s

ov, rb, house.

banlnov,

for

rjs, r), (araKTf)

arapevapia,
PTOCH.

1,

vapeav,

another

121

rb,

aravio

much

$?pe

m\

areKoa, aor.
Mid.

p. 309.

PTOCH.
as

BXoxikov
worth

to

1, 104, et alibi.
used

compulsion,

of

ex

in certain

to go

not

out.

stand

zzz areXkoa.

arepva,

as, fj, zzz Kiarepva.

motionless.

p. 311

PtOCH.

CANAN.

line.

ov, ?, verse,

a name

given

2rixos

to verses

Ptoch.

ttoXitik?s,

verse,

Popular

rhythm

tetrameter

iambic

(Compare Id. 1676,

2n'xoi

fjjxa?evpivoi,

not

depends

nokiTimi.

troduction,
aroixciov,

ov,

Tzetz.
p.

Eust.

11,

16.)
the

same

(See

also

verses,

Chil.

9, 282.

as
In

It regularly

the

spirit

guarding

a par

appears in the form of a

dragon (bp?ms, bp?Kovras). (Compare Soph. Phil.

1328. Her. 8, 41. Hes. Olmvpbv ?cjaiv.)
It would seem that, in former times, builders used
to bury human beings alive under the foundation of
every

important

to the

oroixe?ov

structure,
of

the

place.

as a

sacrifice

propitiatory

According

to

the bar

barous Nomocanon

edited by Cotelerius, a builder

guilty of this species of murder was required to
make three hundred genuflexions each day for twelve
years by way
VOL. VII.

of penance
NEW

ioa,

(Nom. Coteler.

SERIES.

fir) bia?arrj,

ri) yvvalm.

78

made

(orovrnriov)

PtOCH.

oftow.

1,

204).

io?rjv,

lopJ?vos,

(orpofi?os,

to

orpo?iXos)

(See also e?orpap?ovXi?o.)

orpiyy?Co, ioa, (orp?yE) to shriek, scream. Ptoch.
189. 200. Nom. Coteler.
124.
ov, round.

oTpoyyvXcos,

round

yp?ppara,

PtOCH.

r?

Substantively,
as

letters,

opposed

to

orpoyyvXea,

angular

2, 80 A?r?s tyrjqbi?ei ircpirvpaml

1,

SC

letters.

yp?qbeiml

orpoyyvXea.
vyj/a,

vqb?rjv,

to

vpp?vos,

squeeze,

Nom.

press.

77.

Coteler.

rb, dimin.

ovk?t?iv,

of

ovmv.

rb, an aromatic

ovXlyovpbov,
loci,

rolxos

rrjv ?prja

Kap?pa

b?v ?cpeXiovci.

twist, contort.

orvqbo,

65.)

rb, genius

ticular place.

catalectic.

Hackneyed

rj, ov,

orpap?ovXi^o,

used by builders.

on quantity, as in ancient Greek and Latin, but on

the word-accent.
It is most commonly applied to the
accentual

ri) bc?i?

opqbavb, pi) ?cvo,

irporofiaoTopa

yKpejii?rai

67.

15.

463,

whose

va

?, 6, (oropa) big-mouthed person. Hence,

brawler. Ptoch.
2, 291. Nicet.
304, 25.

?VooTeXvei.

arrjpov?piov, ov, rb, (araplv) putlog,

Eust.
1533, 25.

2nxoi

rov

r?s dovXcyfr?s pas!

Kpifia's

rb ?paJbv

?v?poiro,

fir) oroixeioocre

orovmrivos,

arekvoa

36.

Kat

Kal kXoIv oi pa?rjrabes.

?iroKpi?rjKc ?ir

Av b?v
oToixei?ocrc

ycqbvpi.

oropar?s,

2, 474.

ori'xos,

rb oroi^ei?

rb

yKpepvierai.

koVous pas!

va ^Tt?bupe,

'OXrjpepls

TLap?

to Stand.

to stand,

tous

'AXtpovo's

piece

??rjvra pya?rjrabcs

's rrjs *Apras

Kal airo?pabvs

oi pcaoropoi

MvpoXoyovv

Kai

only

compelled

(arfjKoa)

arimpai,

weigh)

?bovXcvavc

?xTi?ave,

'OXrjpepls

cheese.

kKv pr) ?ekoa, bianora,

Ka\

lam

i?yalvoa,

iar??rjv,

152

2,

aKkrjv arape

rvpiv
of Blachic

tarrjpi,

buy.

pjooropoi

Up?is xp?vovs
will

ar?pevov

Ptoch.

biv

push.

Palinurus

lobster,

from

PtOCH.
pov

of

(lar?pevov

(arev?s)

pressions.

to

lapavrair?vrc

ashes.

3)

stamenoris

money, coin.
aravio,

np&?oa)

In a popular ballad
relating to the building of the
t?
bridge of Arta it is distinctly stated that the beau
"
teous wife
of the master-builder was buried under
one of its piers. The ballad
begins thus :

2, 342.

as

fj,

ov, rb,

ar?pevov,

(npoca?ioa,

b, a species

ov,

? Ptoch.

as,

1,181,

anp?aeis.

?araKos,

Vulgaris
ar?Krrj,

oaypivos,

et alibi.

Ptoch.

crvp8pop,r?

Ptoch.

1, 209.

substance

so called.

Ptoch.

2, 569.
?v, r?, (ovXXeirovpy?s) Sylleitourgica,
(TuXXeiToupyiK?,
a

vade-mecum,

lay-reader's

those portions of divine

or

sung

by

ovvaypiba,
ovvabcXqb?s,

rj,
ov,

zz:
o,

or

trade with

Nom.

Coteler.

ovvbpopij,

Codin.

book

Ptoch.

be said

ovvaypis.
(?beXqbos)

one

of the

another, fellow-artist,

2,

170.
same

occupation

fellow-artisan.

475.

rjs, ij, contribution,

93, 20.

2, 634.

PtOCH.

143, 14.

as of

money,

help,

the

containing

service which may

lay-reader,

crov,with the accusative.

as,

little

assistance.

614r?a/ci?a)

GvvTvyxaivG)
zzz

awTvyxa?vto
avvTvxalvoa,

vxa5

CONQUEST.

avppa,

to

ecrvvrux^

aros,

ro, (avpoa)

E?ST.

wirj?.

to.

speak

646, 27, et alibi.

tovs

Tavra

68

Ta7reivos,
to

speak,

Nicet.

np?Xoy.

T?v

94.

III,

(avvrvyx?voa)

1, 252, et alibi.

Ptoch.

231

CANT.

avvrvxaivoa.

aor.

o~vvrvxa?vei.

44.

1645,

NlCET.

Write

avpparevos,

see

see

avarr),

ov, to,

the middle

(acja?Kckos,
277,

povvr?a

also

(See

2.

(See

also

finger)

cfaaaKekflvoa.)
cfa?aKekov.)

the

acf>aKekos.

acfaiKr?, adv.

of

acfaiicr?s,

ov, r?,

PtOCH.

tightly.

iaa,

acjaovyyl?oa,

2, 488.

BOTAN.
aoakfjva

rayiarfjpiov,

ov, to, =

arfjpiov,

incorrectly.

1,

wipe.
Lex,

mv?oxoipos?

mean

D?CAS.

15

339,

rayrj

rayKpv

'AX?x

or

onward,

straight,

279,

6 Tapi'a6\, dative.

paaovk

Maxovperr?.

simply

on, used

as a

city

in Lower

Nicet.

Egypt.

208, 27.

Cinn.

211, 8

rapn?piov,

tabard,
13, 11.

Ptoch.
ov,

rb,

daddy,

in the

sense

a word

the Homeric

1, 275.
Italian

a kind of cloak.

engine

Nicet.

used

chil

by

?,

rb,

(rclxos,

Ducas.

has

the

250,16.

down

a warlike

wall-shaker,

ocio)

walls.

Eust.

Thessalon.

(See also o-ciorrj.)

the

templum,

screen

The

one who

tutor,

crn-a.)

battering

ov,

r?fi?rXov,

of

church

the

Holy

188, 12 T?pnrXov jiatorop,Master

or

partition

the

separating

inner

sanctuary (?rjua) from the main body of the church.

It is ornamented with holy pictures. Typic.
59.
Coteler.
Ill, 512 A.
(Compare K?yKeXXos,in the
Glossary.
ooa,

tcvto?vXov,

Tepvep?Vrov,

??rjv,

op?vos,

to

(Tevra)

to stretch

ov,

rb,

pitch

tent.

DuCAS.

out.
T VTo?uXa,

plural

ou, to,

English

tabby,

171, 27.

Curop.

tournament.
rb,

Tcrpaborrap?oKcvov,

oKcvij,Wednesday
417.

(Tevra,

287, 28.
Cant.
to

equivalent

and Thursday.

rj, ov, (r?rrapcs,

the

?uXov)

I, 205,14.
Kal

rerp?brj

Nom.

KaXajiapiov)

irapa

Coteler.

wearing

or

carrying four inkstands ; implying an extraordinary

1, 236.
degree of learning. Ptoch.

r(amXa,
tabarro,

rpaxav?s.

a Byzantine dignitary. Acrop.

148,
I, 512, 5. Curop. 10, 16. 23, 20.
ov,

for

of

X?X?s.

7rato\iycoy?s,

youth,

Tcixoociorrjs,

TfayKav?s,

Tapia?ov.

rabo, here.

rerpamXapaparos,
ov, r?, Damiat,

also

Called

timber supporting a tent. Nicet.

command.
Tapi??tov,

dad,

2. Transitive,

1, 252.

PtOCH.

food.

72, 20, et alibi.

p. 281.

If it represents the Turkish Tl^t?

(with a ghain),
a
or
it
ghain), doghri,
doghru,
*1}?*|?3 (with
must

Governor,
of

revTovo,

r?yiarpov.

472

CaNAN.

130.

....

PtOCH.

zzz aioan&.

to

23.

457,

PTOCH.

(acfa?yyos)

?mv?oxoipos,
e'x?vos

orovXijva.

as, aaa,

rayKpv.

tapivos,

Xepaa?os

aoan&,

b,

NlCET.

sponge.
omelet.

(acfa?yyos)

la?rjv,
ov,

<TX<wr??xoipos,

2.

2.

(acfa?yyos)

ov, rb,

acjaovyy?rov,

tata,

Sepulchre.
of the Templars.

fj, ?v, (acjalyyoa)tight.

acfaiKT?s,
acfaovyy?piov,

o,

?,

Cinn.

2, 286.

Ptoch.

et alibi.

167,

1000.

Plut.

Arist.

Capt. 454, 23.

acfa?xrrjs,rj, b, (acfa?Krrjs)twinge, sudden sharp pain,

classical

raras,

for

preserved

3. Tatas,
16. Pa-ch.

Kal ?vei8i?eiv

6 Kara7rrvetv

rovs Foapalovs.

acfaaKckl?eiv

acfa?Kckov,

and

(Compare

DUCAS.

p.

wheat
ilJt?D*1?1j tarkhana,
coarsely ground, boiled in sour milk, dried in the

care

la?rjv, lapivos,

povvr?ovoa.

Kai

NlCET.

aiayovbov.

iaa,

PtOCH.

Tcraprrjp?v.

rapxav?, r?, Persian

dren.

aeiarfj.

acfaaKekl?oa,
zzzz

13, 8.

2, 400.

1, 350.

avpoa. PtOCH.
235, 27, et alibi.

26

758,

C?ROP.

avpparetvovs.

avpvoa=

avayovbov,

NlCET.

boXrjos.

pity,

2, 121. 283.

ov, rb, =

Schol.

avppari?vos, rj, ov, (avppa) of wire.

or

tenderness

denoting

1, 302.

rapTcp?v,

sun,

246, 25.

ras

ij, ?v, poor,

Ptoch.

jackal,

ov,

o, crab.

Schol.

Hal.

1, 280.

s hak al,

ij, Persian
English
7?O?^>
an animal.
505
A.
Coteler.
Ill,

as,

t??xk??co, icra, ?cr6V, loji?vos,

1, 374.

Opp.

Nicet.

to break,

burst,

203, 25, et alibi.

crack.

PtOCH.

615
ropveaw

r?arciafia

2.

In

426,

r?aKia?ivros

onomatopoeia.
kas-tan,
aros,

r??Kiapa,

mpa?lov.

ship.
seems

[It

pi.
viov

203, 26.
2.

In

the plural

airs,

rCaKiapara,

3. A breaking, the act of breaking.

'
4. Fold, as of any kind of cloth, 8iVXa. j
ov, rb,

t&kvov,

oaaa,

rCamvoa,

&?rjv,
186

NlCET.

stick.

dry

(mymvov)

to

oapivos,

va r?aK&aoa

2,

X ?pas.

(Compare o-?kos, in the Glossary.)

r?aXa7rar?o,
under

Mr)

rjaa, fj?rjv,

5s,

(X??,

of.

els r?s

trample

reading.

r?avr?aXi?pis, i, b, (r?avrC?kov) one in rags.

314.
ov,

TCavTCakiapovrCovpiXos,

ragamuffin.

rj, ov,

r?avr??kocfaopepivos,

state,

of

p.

r?pvpixos)

worn
cfaopba)

tshaiish,

C?ROP.

17.

10,

as,

amnavrj)

(amnroa,

a,

hoe.

Heard

at

zap

Spanish

(See also rfaniov, in the Glossary.)

tov, rb, =

r?apovxh

rfepjSovXov,
zzzz

tov, to,

rCep?ovki,

aip?ovkov.

rfep)3ovXov,

aip?ovkov.

r?evbl?oa,iaa, (r?evb?s) to lisp. NlCET. 549, 25.

r?ev8?s, fj, ?v, that lisps.
(It is an onomatopoeia.)
i, b, plural

rCia?ovaibes,

rfaovVtos.

r?iyapl?oa,

DuCAS.

to*a, ia?rjv,

as

fry,

onions

an

onomatopoeia,

and

may

be

chopped

compared

with

the

or burnt meat.
rfipovpiov,

T?buKaXa,

and

of

compare

K, TZ,
as,

pot,

ov, to,

Ptoch.
(r?ipn&)

1, 230,
tick

or

roasted

et alibi,
tike,

an

NlCET.

zz:

r?tpnov

Glos

suck,

imbibe,

Ptoch.

1,

potter.
r?ovKa.
to

Kal Xayvvia.

rCovKaXia

T?puKoXoXayiva.

i), dimin.

as,

commutation

r^ovm.

equivalent

26

the

r(?Kvov."\
zz:

r^ovKoXa,

r?,

193,

For

mymvov

rj, (coculum)

to?, t?,

of

PtOCH.

r^ovKaXa.

2, 205.

rCovKv?ba,as, ij, (Kv?brj)nettle, the Urtica of botanists.

Opp. Hal. 2, 429.
Schol.
[The syllable r?ov
seems to be a reduplication.]
ov,

r^ovpixoayios,

ov, an

6,

Tzetz.

wrritten

rCovpovxos.

r?ovorpia,
r(ovoTpia,

ij, Italian

=
r),

of

epithet

in the Index.

PTOCH.

dimin.
Topveo?jKiv, rb,

167.

of

CANT.

14.

I, 205,

(See also

p. 298.
ropveoiv.

TOpVCOlOV, OV, T?,

2, 88.

p. 314,

tournaments,

r?oxa, as, ij,fine woollen cloth, as broadcloth.

r?oxa in the Glossary.)
TMTore.

origin.

Ptoch.

2042.

CONQUEST.

rCovorpa.

epithet

obscure

at

just,

giustra,

vr?ovorpa.
as,

opprobrious

Chil. 9, 275.

opprobrious

Chil. p. 563,

as,

an

(r?ovptxos)

Tzetz.

TOpv?oiV for
insect,

to

rCovmXi.

tCovkoXo,

its derivatives.

?, o, (r?ovKaXa)

r?ovmX?s,

TiVora =

classical alfa.]
r?Uva, as, f), (Kvlaaa ? ?) the smell arising from

the

2, 204. Nicet.
397, 29.
[It seems to be a
It
corruption of the Latin coqua, female cook.
has no connection with the Italian zueca. See also

rCovorpa,
to

up fine. It implies frequent stirring with a spoon.

Ptoch.
2, 429. 437, where it is used tropically.
[It
is

ij, earthen

as,

r?ovm,

r?ovpixos,

65, 19.
tapi vos,

t?ouk?"co, in

SUgo,

ovyp?vos,

applied to monks.

Thasos.

T&a?ovais,

257, 25.

to be confounded with the preceding.

Not

r?ovmXovba,
r),

Turkish

dzhuwal,

(Compare

ovx?rjv,

rCovmXoX?yvva,

23, 22.
r??na,

to smart.

ov?a,

T?buKaXi,

t-^NJ?

aiaovs.

rCia?ovais,

to rags,

1, 67.

Turkish

/XIJ,

sack. Nicet.

sary.)
t?ov?o,

rCovmXa,

Ptoch.

and

ov, b, Persian

messenger

(rCavrCakiapis,

(r?avr?aXov,

all theworse for wear.

r?aovaios,

b,

Ptoch.

2, 558.

Ptoch.

2, 261.

Ptoch.

188.

as a various

552,

like a fowl.

or tshuwal,

as wine.

!
to

r?ifiovpiov.

rb, Persian

ov,

T?b??u), oufa,

hold

narioa)

Nub.

Arist.

Schol.

foot.

rjpivos,

25.

mvivav

nlvamv

PtOCH.

Kpor?

rjoa, rj?rjv, rjp?vos, to pinch.

as,

tshuval

to get

catch,

ioO, t?, =

T?buj3aXov,

332,

? Kai

r^ijxovpiov,

as, rj, (rCivrCvqbov)

T?ivT?uc/>ia,
Zizyphus Vulgaris, f?vqb?a.
ov, rb, (?i?vqbov)thefruit of the zizyphus.
t??vt?uc/>ov,

airs.

coquettish

to

Kp?rov,

X?ycrat.

2. Topeck,

Nicet.

piece.

fragment,

(rfaKi^w)

BOTAN.

r?ipirovpi,
r?tfiir?,

break.]
to,

Lex.

Nicet.
to be an

?flt?Ot??, shi

the Persian

Compare

to

as a

to be wrecked,

the passive,

24 Tov

Ptoch.
TOVpv?oiV.

1, 153.
Ptoch.

1,

rov?Xov616 v?Xiov
brick, ?rjoaXov. NlCET.

rov?Xov, ov, to, (tubulus)

24, et alibi.
for

rovpv?oiv

27

to

rb,

Kal

caoov

p?vov

Ptoch.
to

piKpbv prj rpaXio?fi

<f>&$pov.

[The root TAP or TEP with its modifications denotes

disturbance or derangement in general.
Compare
rpeXa,

TpeX?s,

?vrp?Xa
the

Also,

rap-).
rap?co,

ancient

rapaooo,

evr?pa

(?v,

rpaxvs,

?p?ooo,

for

rpairc(iv,

1, 124, et alibi.

rpairc{iov,

Lex.

Sched.

rb,

ov, rb,

BOTAN.

rpa?a,

zz:

^?pTos)

Oler?cea,

rpcvXov,
or

?vbp?xXa
to TpavXov,

rpa?a,

xoipojSoVavov,

no

Lex.

avrpoKXa.

mXelrai.

r) Kal yvXiorcpis
has

(It

rapxav?.

Russian

with

connection

rpaxrjX?a,
TpaxjjX?a,

=
r),

as,
as,

1.

rpaxrjXia

NlCET.
of

collar

rj, (rpaxrjXos)

2. Neck-hole

rpaxJX?a.

pronounced

rpa

as,

rpcX?ba,
rpcXaivo,

craziness,

rj, (rpeX?s)
as,

rj,

ova,

traded,

zz:

adv.

round,
r

around

; as

necfarovv
aov9

?v?ia

K?Kkiva

Ta

?n?voa

aov,

Tpiavra<?vXXa

aov.

tov, to,

rpw8i,

a game.

or

mereUes,

(rpioSos)

nine

men's

morris,

(See rp?i8iv, in the Glossary.)

rj, ov, dimin.

PtOCH.

of rpinr?s.

1, 179.

an imprecatory
rpiaav??epa (rpls, ?v??epa), thrice cursed,
like
the
word. Constructed
simple ?v??epa. Ptoch.
1, 134 'Av??epa pe, ?aaikev, Kai rpiaav??epa pe! Id.
1,160.
rpinrovrCiKos.

1, 183.

PtOCH.

rplxa, as, r), (?pi?, rpix?s) a hair.

2. Bristle, as of a hog.

Lex.

Sched.

381.

Tpixo?bravov, ov, rb, (rplx<h ?oraviv) the maiden-hair,

Lex. Botan.
'Ab?av
Adiantum OapiUus-Veneris.
Tov, rb Tpixo?oravov,

b Kai mkklrpixov

ov, rb, (rpvnavov)

borer,

Xeyerat.
Lex.

gimlet.

S?hed.

if a, ix?rjv,

Tvkiyoa,

PtOCH.

lypevos,

a cloth.
up, as

to roll

(rvkiaaoa)

Tvktyopai, to roll one's self up

1, 371

Tvklyopai

t^v

in anything.

mnav.

surname.

rpeXa.
ap?vos,

??rjv,

mad,

:
folly.

madness

Ni

170.
Tvpnav?prjs,rj, ov, (rvpnavov) drummer. PORPH. p,
Nicet.
443, 21, as a
rvpas, ?, b, (rvp?s) cheese-monger.

XrjXi?.
rpeXa,

N?,

iro8ta

s r? kaip?

rpiyvpov

Mid.
of a shirt, usually

about.

a city in Thessaly correspond

Tplmka, oav, r?, Trikah,
ing to the ancient Tp?KKrj.Comn. I, 244,10.

2, 53.

Ptoch.

; as

round

769.

22.

583,

a garment,

vo.

's rfjv

pfjka

rpvn?viov,

Tpayos.)

wander

around,

yvpos),

(nepl,

kvkX?>jli

TpicjarovrCiKos for

(Slavic

'Avbp?xvrj,
?, ?,

ovpir?oiov.

meal,

412.

yXiorpiba,

yvXiorcpis,

rpaxav?s,

convivial

banquet,

Portulaca

purslane,

Ges

1, 129

PtOCH.

table.

rb,

table.

the

Lay
ov,

rpa?Xov,

ov,

rpair??iov,

r?

to go

(rpiyvpoa)

798, 27.

rpi7rrovT?iKos,

Tpe'co, Tap?e'co.]

rpav?s, ij, ?v, (rpavrjs)big, large. Ptoch.

rpair??iv

or

?vrapa

(ev, rpa-),

cet.

Tpiyvpov

dizzy.

rpaXi?ofiai, to be dizzy, tofeel dizzy.

185

to go

Intransitive,

Tpiyvpoa or rpiyvpov

1280.

CONQUEST.

to make

664,

tapevos,

la?rjv,

?rpiyvpife.
2.

i s)

Nicet.

ropv?oiv.

v?piojia.

lop?vos,

no

Tour

(French

called,

xoXkovv

icra, ?oorjv,

Mid.
p.

so

coin

ToupveViv,

rpaXtfa,

ov,

iaa,

rpiyvpif?),
Mas

rovpv?oiov,

French

small

139,

(rpeX?s)

to render

crazy,

dis

to madden.

rvpiVfiv, to, dimin. of rvpiv. Ptoch.

rapa

adv.

(rg mpa),

now,

in classical

2, 198.
Greek

yvv. Ptoch.

to become
1, 59. 62. 97, et alibi,
Mid.
crazy.
TpeXa?vopai,
mad ; opposed to qyp?vipos, vye?a, as, fj, health. *Exe ev vyeLa,Farewell, Good by,
rpeX?s, ij, ?v, crazy, distracted,
in classical Greek
its root, see rpaXifa.)
epp?aao, in Latin vale. Lex.
yvcooTiK?s. (For
194.
=
at Pelion.
Sched.
Heard
ov,
rpcvXov,

t?,

TpavXov.

ov,

rpiaKovr?qbvXXov,

rb,

(Tpiamvr?qbvXXos)

rose,

rpiavra

Tpiavro<?uXXov,
rpi?ppLcvos,

Nicet.

=
ov, to,

rj, ov,

(rp?s,

223, 27.

TpiaKovrotyvXXov.
?pjicvov)

three-masted,

vbp&nims,

a, b, (vbpoayfr, vbpmriKos)

dropsy.

aaa, (vbp&nims) to get the dropsy, to become

vbpoaniKia?oa,
Ptoch.
2, 05. Id. p. 279.
dropsical.

17.
p?bov. CODIN. 73,
<?)vXXov,
as a

ship.

v?Xiov,

ov, to,

(vaXos)

2. Urinal,

glass,

for medical

a vessel

of glass.

purposes.

Ptoch.

2, 567.

617

virayaivc?

SLOT, virrjya,

viraya?vo,

369.

Conquest.
cvoa,

viravbpcvo,

cv?rjv, evp?vos,
said
18

219,

Mid.

said

guardians.

woman.
as,

viravbpia,

332.

rj, (viravbpcvo)

Phran.
ov, fiery.

xm?pirvpos,

Grold

vir?pirvpov,

N?picrpa

coin.

70, p. 256.

Typic.

t?

Substantively,

vir?pirvpov,

Child

ad Concil. Nie.

ir?pirvpov,qbXop?ov. Balsam,

coin,

I,

17.

Ptoch.

virvi?prjs,rj, ?, (uVvos) sleepy feUow.

for

incorrectly

viroyov?nov,

Chrys.

XII,

vir?brjpav for

777 B (spurious).
to roar

icra, (povypifco)

?7ropouyypi?co,

Eukhol.

Typic.

4, p.

torch,

rj, f?cula,

of

usually

or

reeds

dry

sary.)

qb?Xay?,ayyos, r),wooden

structure,

??Xcov olmbopijpara

ov, 6, =
<f>av6imjs9
COPHR.

Eust,

469,17
I

KaXovpev.

<f)?Xayyas

Ta

TZETZ. ad Ly

<t>cyyirrjs9
skylight.

98.

qbapfi?Kiv for

ov,

qbapjiaKiov,

2, 285.

PtOCH.

rb, poison.

qbaoK?a,as, i), (qbaoK?a)swathing-band.

which
(???oKeXov, for oqbaKcXov,
ooa,

qbaoKcX?vo,

??rjv,

op?vos,

Nicet.

98.
qbeXo, as,

759,

rj, o, skylight,

778, 25.

qbav?irrrjs.

?qbeXco.

PtOCH.

1, 57.

the moon.

to,

of

625.

CONQUEST.

(The
See

Italian

florin,
Phran.

vnipnvpov.

15

146,
was

florenus

fiorino,
rjroi

$Xa>pia,

coined

originally

Glossar.

Ducange's

2, 592.

PTOCH.

cjakrjamvviv.

florenus,

et Infim.

Med.

florenus.)
oapevos,
(&a

"Elafjyovro

to

(cfaoprooa)

npbs

to

load.

NlCET.

cfaopr&veiv avr?.

779,

r? mvpaipa?a.

QopToapevos

as, fj, (nv?, nvypfj) the hollow ofthe hand.

cfaovKTa,
2. Handful.
PTOCH. 2, 200 Xlmipiv cfaa?Krav
plav,
A handful of pepper.
a gibbeting,
cjaovpKiap?s,ov, 6, (cfaovpK??oa)
hanging.
cet. 380, 27.

cfaovam,

as,

Lex.

Ni

1, 326.

PTOCH.

cjaovpv?pios.

r), (cfavaKrj) bladder.

74.

as,

cfaovaKokiba,

NlCET.

553,

cfaovaKovoa, oaaa,
141.

PtOCH. 2,

839.

Sched.

Schol.

eniaaa
2.

cfaovam 2.

in classical Greek
26

'Qs cfaovamklbes

&?rjv,

as a bladder.

distend,
rfjv

zzz

fj,

2. Bubble,

ad LycOPHR.

to
qb?pvo,epa, cp?rjv, cpjicvos, (<?>?po) bring.

262. I

cfaKiaaibi.]

cfak?ppovkov.

2. Blister,
cfaovaKokiba,the classical ^s.
Plut. 535.

in
(See also avaqbor?s, the Glossary.)
coa,

cjavKiov, cf>vKia

Arist.

oqbaKcXi?q.

TZETZ.

cfavms,

?krjamvvtv.

cfaopT&voa, oaaa, &?rjv,

21

of

? 7, 9.]
a triple diminu
is
[It

: thus,

(?aKiaalbiov,

to, dimin.

xpva?.

v.

<?vkos

zzz

ov, to,

coin,

vovpia

see.
z=

qbcyy?piv for qbcyy?piov, ov, rb, (qb?yyos 2)

Nicet.
605, 26, et alibi.
qbeyyirrjs,

classical

=
cfaovpvrjr?prjs, rj, o,

418.

I,

Greek Grammar,

cfavKiaalbiov,

cjak?pnovpov,

24

K t?v

the

Latin,

in the Glos
(Compare $aKXap?a, QarXiov,

sticks.

of

at Florence.

158.

Pach.

commutation

the

[For

cfaKiaalbi,tov, to, (cfavms) rouge.

gold

a
officer in nunnery.

compassionate.

a man's name.

cpret?voa, ev?ci??oa.

cjakoaplov, ov,

qba?arirCiv,rb, dimin. of <j>a?a. PtOCH. 2, 346.

<j)?KXa, as,

zzz:

cfakrjamwiT^iv,

or bellow
moderately.

virovpy?ooa, rjs, ij, (virovpy?s)female

eijankayxvos)

2,

1, 388,

cjakrjamvviv
1, 126.

1, 323.

Ptoch.

rj, ov, (cjaikos,

T, K, seeModern

atov,
see.

which

PtOCH.

rb, shoe.

aros,

vrr?brjpa,

p. 327.

ciriyov?nov,

PtOCH.

as, r), dimin. of cfaikopfjka,a species of fish.

cfa?koprjklr?a,
Ptoch.
2, 574.

tive

1, 66.

Ptoch.

Ptoch.

cpKei?voa
se. v?piopa,

PtOCH.

.yfreipi?pims.

lousy,

$?kr)s, fj, o, (fciXa?os)Philes,

65.

Coteler.

Nom,

marriage.

227, 4.

(cfa?etp)

301.

o^iXevoTrXayxvos,
or

man

the

of

rj, ov,

cfa?eipi?pims,

cfaik?a?evos, rj, ov, (cjaikos, ?a?evfjs) sickly.

253.

abr?.

viravbpcvoai

to marry,

in mar

give

or

parents

rov

'OqbeiX?ro

viravbpcvopai,

1,

p.
to

(viravbpos)
the

of

PtOCH.

ir?ya.

120.

Hp?Xoy.

uavrpcvo,

riage,
PHRAN.

to go,

(vrr?yo)

fyovaicovtu

V?v

Intransitive,

oapevos,

(cfaovam)

Ptoch.

rjrov cfaovaKoapevrj !
to swell.

(?avaakis,nopcfa?kv?.
iv

2,

vban.

t$

to
207

swell,

inflate,

Xpiore'

pov,

va

618

$pdvT?a
ij, France,

Italian

?Conquest.

HpoXoy.

as,

$paW?a,
205,22.
qbp?va, r?,

?o?rjv,

To

rb ?cpfibv,

bos vijifiav

Kai

rjyairrjoav
Kai as

pas

rois

Id.

iraXajivbas,

Vpcoyav

Kal aXXas.

qbrci?oovv

Y into $, and of 0

2,

irp?o-oo.

Kai

ras

Xeyouo"iv, KaX?s

eve,

the

[For

into T, see Modern

of

change

as,

qbrepviorrjpi,

iov, rb, =

irTcpviorijp.

bhiar,

written

814, 24.

compare

caviar,

?, (xa?iapiv,

is, devourer
rj, 6,

KaraXvo)
Ptoch.

Arist.

Schol.

Daucus

x?Xacrpa,

to,

ov,

the bit of a bridle.

mxap??ei,

carrot,

hawudzh,

Xapa?oa,

ARIST.

that which

Plut.

752.

is destroyed,

its

^aXaoT?piov,

Nicet.
XoXaoTimv,
XoX?orpa,

as,

destruction.

Xioo?oXos,

a?a,

XaX?orpa
2. Breach

seems

root

ioprfjv.)

in a rock.
to

fj xaPa

[Com

be XA-,

found

in

modifications.]

dawned.

also

(See

nepixap?aaojiai,

yXv

xaP<*(TcrofJiah in the Glos

Also,

?x?rjv,

Nicet.

NlCET.

destruction.

irerpap?a.

82,

26.

*Emp.e

xap?akov,

liver.
XapoKon&,

in a wall.

X?povras,

Ptoch.

an

the

in the plural r?

dawn

first

of

bvb

nepvovaav

day.

avrov

Kal
'An

bia?ares?

r?

7rp?s r?
xaP?^lMTa

ov,

to,

1,

r?

Nicet.

garment.

ragged

ravra

xap??^a

Kai

25

783,

iax^peva

po\>xa.

(Compare x*Pa?^0V')

XapoKonos,
?icy?Xrj

's Ta mpa?ia.

xaX?Kiov,ov, to, (x?Xif) small stone, pebble.

240.

to make

to cut,

(xap?aaoa)

eXpai eb&.

670,

irerpo?oXos,

aypivos,

to engrave.

Xapajiara,

Xapianms,

^aXaorapiov.

rj, demolition,

fjv elbes

Kai

exet,

povoyevf)

as

Act.

ovv yapoav

r&v

chasm,

(xepa?os)

ykvKocfaeyyoa.

Xap?para

671, 24, et alibi.

ov, rb, =

?vyarepa

avrrj afjpepov,

The

*J?,?eK.bva&pe?a
to, =

475, 26.
(Compare Apocr.

Xapapa, aros, rb, (x?paypa) commonly

sim

24.
ou,

Nicet.

yapov

npbs

ianv

it has

incision,

6, demolition,

et alibi.

25,

0*) t? lose. PtOCH. 2, 228.

?aaikevs

?vbpl

xap?akov.
and

542,

Xap?Cei,a?e, (xap?Coa)impersonal, it is dawning ; in the

ply a ruin. Tzetz. Chil. 5, 707.

2. A destroying, the act of destroying, destruction.
XoXaop?s,

cO y?p

ov, rb,

aorist,

^N??

(^aXaco)

57, 23 Tepvp

sary.)

SCHOL.

xuperifa-

aros,

pare

bavK?v.

Carota,
as, =

x?aKoa
2,

perdition,

Nicet.

xwopah toperish.

Kai fj
navfjyvpls

1150.

to?, rb, Turkish

xa?ovr?i,

XaipcT?,

Eq.

ruin,

524.

vvv eKblboaaiv

of

Ptoch.

Matricaria

xay?vos. Duc as.

x^a?*

Coteler.

Thom.

metaplastic.

xa?os, ov, 6, (Italian cave zone)

destruction,

ov, to, =

Mid.

2, 97.

caviar-seller.

(irovX?)

o? xaj3iapo7To?Xoi,

demolisher

strawberry.

X?v.

kha

*)K*30,

the

2)

cfw/momile,

(xcLpalprjkov)

xap?, as, fj, nuptials, wedding.

Xapirp?v.)

of caviar.

(xapaiKep?aos

x?v, b, indeclinable, =

2, 88 written xau??piv.
2, 347
xa?l^Plv' Ptoch.

of

rb,

ov, b, (x?va>)

xapa?kov,

ov,

xa?iapoirovXrjs,

X^p?s,

also

xauiapiV?iv.

that

ov,

to,

x?voa, aaa, ??rjv, apivos, (x

(See

to ?aovs.

; opposed

Ghamomilla.

Nom.

to, Arabic

ov,

Ptoch.

to, dimin.

Xo?iapoKareXvrrjs,

226

and

xa??*piov,

caviar.

xa?tapir(iv,

2, 69.

PtOCH.

irvp. Nicet.

in the Glossary,
for

at Pelion.

irrepviorrjpiov.

qbor?a, as, ij,fire,

xa?iapiv

ov,

Heard

xavr?Ktov,

=
rj,

qbrepviorijpa,

qboria

XapoKepaaov,

Greek Gram

mar, ? 7, 7. 8.]

shoe

to

2, 52.

Xajwprjkov,

ir?vrcs

as a

fj, ?v, low-vamped,

Ptoch.

<?>Tc?aoe

the water.

250

Kai

to do,

'An-eXAe,

heat

irarp?oiv,

as meat.

to dress,

Also

iroi?,
111

2,

x?k&, ?s, aaa, (x?kaoa) intransitive, to be demolished,

Codin. 144,15.
fall, as a building.
xaprjk?s,

to make,

Greek

Ptoch.

prepare.

I,

LTpoXoy.

(cv?ci??o)

in classical

qbKeiavo, mpvo,
2.

aofi?vos,

Cant.

34.

CONQUEST.

qbp?vrjois.

aoa,

qbrci?vo,

Francia.

Xa/309

as a

fj, ?v, given

ov, b, (xap?\

Ptoch.

Nicet.

present.

Konroa)

one

fond

578,

of pleasure,

24.
good

1,116.

eis, (xapoKonos)

to

feast,

to make

merry.

a, b zzz X?pos*

X?pos, ov, b, (X?poav)Death personified, X?povras. Like

the e?varos of the Apocalypse,
the modern X?pos

619
%op<o

yapToaaicKOvXjov

often appears on horseback.

Further, he has a
mother, but her name is not known.
[For its forma
tion, seeModern
XO-proo?KKovXov,

Ptoch.

Greek Grammar,

ov, rb,

(xopriov,

? 12, note.]

1, 98. 100.
see

Xavl?ptv,
X^X^fiC0*)

the hand.
Xcipoiri?vo,

NlCET.

?o?rjv,

XCtp?prrj,

rjs, rj,

xcip?pnov,

ov,

zz:

aop?vos,

(x

Pto

1,201.

238.

COTELER.

Nicet.

rb, glove.

with

to take hold

?'p> iri?vo)

Nom. Coteler.

^eipopTiov.

ch.

ov, 6, (x

504

Ill,
27.

688,

B.

=
rj,

as,

XeXioovea,
?oravrj,

25.

Curop.

artisan,

tPorfXI,,7i) handicraftsman,
1,161.
LEX.

xcXib?viov.

BOTAN.

'EX??pios

x?piv.

-=.

34.

rj, ov,

Xeporcpos,

zzz

Xcporcxy?pios

to u, t?,

XcpovXi,

xeipoTepos,

xeipoTexv?pios.

or dear

little

(x*pl)

2, 235.

PtOCH.

PtOCH.

1, 206.

ov, to, =z

Xrj?abiov,
Opp.

Opp.

Hal.

1, 330.
LEX.

x^??a.
138

1,

Hal.

x*>j3?cW,

134,
XiXi??co,

(xkoap?s,

Schol.

rj, 6,

857.

1. x*???iov,

both

SCHOL.
incor

irovs)

man.

acra,

to live

goose-footed

thousand

years.

Tzetz.

aaa,

aapivos,

T?

to

neigh,

xXijiivrp?.

XiXip?vrptcrpa,

aros,

[It
to,

as
is an

a horse,

xXifiivrpifa,

x'Xt

to

(xok?oa)

be

6 npoarojmaroprjs

ex?

Xok?KOKKov, ov, to,

the

ancient

(x?X>}j kokkos)

k?ki.

expression

Kplas, NT.

Opp.

Hal.

NlCET.

sad,

melancholy,

k' eiv' er?rj

xoktaapi

xok?mvKKOv,

castor-berry,

Ptoch.

220

2,

apparently

Act.

zzz

Xok?mKm

suggested
Lex.

8, 23).

by

Botan.

nucplas
?"*

xoXqv

r?

Aa?vpibes,

2.

to make

thick
or

to grow

Intransitive,

2, 420.

Ptoch.

xokoKOKKov.

rjva, (xovbpos)

xovbpalvoa,

or stout.

become

thick,

xovbp?s, fj, ?v, (x?vbpos) thick, stout, as a stick.

2, 195.
3.

503,

neighing,

xXiplv

oaaa,

Mid.

27

as

sand,

be xovbpbv

(xovbp?s,

Ptoch.
&?rjv,

Id. 2, 384.

fine,

Uaviov

rj, ov,

Xovbp?xvkos,

X?vo),

not

Coarse,

thrust,

onomatopoeia.]

(xiXipivrpi?o)

SCHOL.

vos ;

as bread.

9, 656.
ioa,

particularly

2, 58.

Xoipop?vbpiov, ov, rb, (xoipos, p?vbpa) hog-sty.

537, 29.

cet.

(x*X?h)

Theocr.

2, 384.

Codin.

as a nickname.

xiXijiivrpi?o,

rpiopa.

(xvv,

to the human

lizard,

aavpa)

6, zzzz ?mv?oxoipos.

ov,

2. Corpulent, fat.

Chil.

pivrp?,

as,

fj,

rectly.
Xrjvoir?brjs,

as applied

stout,

or

corpulent,
SCHED.

v.

2,

xovki?pi.

the green lizard.

XokbmvKKov

as of a jug, pitcher^ cup, and the like.

Xrj?aba, as, ij, (xhw) a species of bivalve shell-fish, xv?a
Schol.

Ptoch.

Xok?KOKKa.

hand.

2. Handle,

?tov.

Offi

complexion.
Xkoapoaavpa,

(an
worse.

zzz

to?f, to,

gloomy.

ad Lycophr.

Fumaria

Xi&rrjs, rj,?, (x?os) native of Chios, ?hian.

Xi&TiKos, rj, ov, (Xi&rrjs) of Chios, Ghian.
172. 353, et alibi.

Xoki?Coa,

XcpivfoT x?piov, ou, t?, (x ip) hand,xcpt. Ptoch.

1, 185.
dimin.
of
Ptoch.
374.
x*PiV'
1,
XepiVftv,t?,
Xcpo?oXov, ov, rb, (x**p> jS?XXco)bundle, as of straw.
Tzetz.

Ptoch.

r), snow-storm.

as,

XOip?mv?os,

ij xcXibov?a.

lou, to, =

snow.

snow.

(x^?av)

xkoap?s, fj, ?v, (xkoap?s) pale,

Glossary.]

Ptoch.

xcporcxv?pios.

X?pi,

in the

?pr?pia,

Xciporcxv?pios,

tov, r?,

X??vi,

Xki?pi,

[The second element is connected with ?papioKo, the

root of which is AP-. For the change of A into O,
compare

as

white

snowy,

(x^v)

cinalis.

that works

woman.

industrious

of one by the hand.

26.

395,
woman

i), (xcipop?xos)

Hence,
aoa,

x*Xipivrpi?a).

Xiov?arpa, as, fj, (xiovl?oa) thefumitory,

Kayxa?co.
as,

Xctpofi?x?a-oa,

Xtov?ros,

Xtovi?,

xa?lapiv.

l(ra9=

rj, ov,

2,195.

papers.

bag for

ookkovXi)

zzzz

as,

X?kiptvTp&,

x^X?s)

Ptoch.

Id. p. 312.
or cloth.

meal,

Ni

?pvcfaavrov.
made

of coarse

meal,

2, 416.
or

oapivos

oaapevos,

(x&vwpi,

x^?)

insert.
xovoPah

t? 9?

or

9et

into.

Eis r? cfakovpi?
x?crpevos,loaded

Xovopai

's res XoWes.

with gold coins.

t?

620
%?p^a
xopba, as, ij, (xopbij) bow-string.
ov,

Xopb?m?Xa,
Ptoch.

r?,

(xopbij,

Codin.
miXia)

90, 14.

XpvaoxopTov,ov, to, (x?pros) the harts tongue, Scolopen

drium

cvrcpoKotXa.

tripe,

120.

1,

as,

XopbomiXioTpa,

Ptoch.

of xopbomiXa.

XOpboKotXir?ia,

r?, dimin.

XoprjyoKapivov,

ov, to,

of

PTOCH.

x?p??K?iXa.

(x?p?y*>

lime-kiln.

K?pivos)

Xopra?vo, aoa, aopevos, (x?pT^<o) tofill,

with

Also
Kai

23

837,

two accusatives.

Q?

1,150

2, 241. 326.

with

to be satiated.

anything,
to

*iva x?praoo

i/rcop?v.

Also without a case.

's rb vepbv Kal oKvqbro

Id.

1,

Id. 2,126

'Ey?>

Kal xopra?vo.

is a modification

of

KoxXt?ptov.

As

to

xovXtapt,

it is nothing more than xXwp* increased

by the inter
rjoa,=

xvp?*

tj,=

qbovKra.

as,

K?y?rovv

va irepaoovv

r?

XPeu*?erai

it is necessary.

2?v

v^ *<*/** ?
*Expeia?

TO

rov irorajiov.

?o?rjv,

Xpci??ojiai,

r*

x^P1^

to want.

Xpeia^opai

T? xp^??opai.

2. Intransitive,
to be wanting,
to be necessary.
*AXXo t?itotc b?v p? xP i^C?Tah% want
nothing else.
Eiirc

tov

va aov

?crai

vovs, Mind

XpvooKQKKivos,
rop.

b?orj
is

on

xpeta?erai

bm to oir?n.

Xpeia

wanting.

rj, ov, (xfwcr?s,

k?kkivos)

red and

gold.

Cu

15.

to,

Schol.

Xpvo-Qirp?oivos,

59.
soil;

earth,

as,

X?veia,

land,

Xoavevoa, evaa,

evpevos,

ei?rjv,
zzzz

Xc?p?cfai, tov, to,

ground.

175, 29.

bomb.

r), (xoavevoa)

271.

DuCAS.
to

273.

PtOCH.

digest.

2, 354.

x<*>p<*<f>iov.

?ypos. NOM. COTELER.

ov, to, (x?>pa)field,

X<*>p?(faiov,
14.

an

Kai

Clown,
avrbs

Theocr.

r?, ov, (irp?crivos)

2, 88.
green

red.

Curop.

18,9.

rj, ov, (qbTcpvicrrijpa)

Xpvooq^TcpvioTrjpaTos)
wearing golden
Ptoch.
1, 59.
spurs.

rov

Xe'yet

Xwpc?,

x^P1^

T0V ripovve,

honor

They

the

clown,

him.

clownish.

PtOCH.

2, 204.

X?ot?s, fj, ov, (x?voa) buried up.

ty??a, as, r), (yfrla?os) rush mat
=
yfra?l, tov, to,

Toy

cfao?ovvrai,

rj, ov, rustic,

e?s, eaa.

Tzetz.

Chil. 9, 330.

yfra?tv.

2. The great cats-tail, Typha

Latifolia.
yfta?lvfor tya?lov, ov, to, dimin. of yfr??a. PtOCH. 2, 84.
i^aX?8a, as,

r), (ifrakls)

yfraktbi,

scissors,

large

scissors,
dimin.

ov, rb, (pullus)

yfrakibbnovkov,

shears.

of a vine, Irakis,

tov, rb, (yftaklbiov)

Ptoch.
and

man.

ill-bred

but he thinks theyfear

2. Tendril

Xpucr?|uXov, ov, rb, (?vXov) the Venetian sumac, Rhus

Arist* Vesp.
Cotinus, the ancient 6\tyos. Schol.
1413.

Typic.

X&pavfor x?>pa. Nicet.

X<opi?riKos,
to need,

(yjpcia)

7ToXX? irp?yfiara.

aros,

2.

Xpci?(crai (xpei??bpai), impersonal,

to

Arist.

rj,6, (x^pio*) peasant, one who lives in a small

X<*>pi?Tfjs,
village, rustic, x?ptKOs. Nicet.
430, 24.
634, 24.

calary syllable OY.]

Xovqbra,

churches.
X?/*a,

XouXi?pa,as, r), (xovXi?pt) large spoon, ladle, xXi?pa.

XovXi?pi, tov, to, (mxXi?piov) spoon, xXi?pi. [The form

as,

Schol.

XVTpomvbfjka,as, f), (xyrpo, Kavbfjka) open glass lamp

It was suspended in
shaped like an earthen pot.

214.

Xopro?oXov,?vos, ?, (xopros) ?aXXo) hay-loft ; barn. Co

din. 109, 11.

Xovp?,

34.

1552,

Karanavoa aov.

be filled

Ptoch.

xXtapi

EUST.

rb i? verov

Xvp?, ?s, rjaa, ()(ypa) to rush, xovp^* bpp&. 6? XVM?U

iriir?pi.

2. To

be rpexo

2, 577.

Xvparl?oa, iaa, (x^pa) to moisten, wet.

Plut 720.

envahi

robs xoprao-co

Ptoch.

x^X?s.

vypalvea?ai.

satiate, as with
robs ?Xcirovras.

Xopraivowrai

xv?a'biov.

ov, rb, =

Xvkovpai (xvX?o), to get wet in the rain,

123.

1,

see

xv?abtov,
xyk?v,

NlCET.

Ceterach.

to build,
X?i?oafor KT?Coa,
seller

rj,female

1, 336.

food.

tyaXxrifMov

of

^roXis, ?bos, r), tendril of a vine, yfr?klba2.

*EXiKes,-a?
^aXa-ipov,
pov.

ifrakibiov,

scissors.

1,168.

r&v ?pnikoav

aros,

r?,

Lex. Botan.

^aXi8es.

(^r?XX?)

singing.

*Apxio-av

rb yftakai

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^oKtlkt]

rjs, rj, (yftdXriKos)the art of singing, as applied

ifraXriKrj,

2.

the

In
as,

tyaXrpa,

yftdXriKa, church

r?

plural,

music.

ij, ?v,

fj,

yfrevrpta.

?x?vs.

Ka\

Kpias
not

as meat,

lean,

fat

IH, 417.

y?fcipi??o,aoa, (ijrelpa) to become lousy,

P?OCH. 2, 478.
yfrcipi?pims,rj, ov,tyctpiapis) lousy.

y^eipl?o,
Mid.
yfrc?piopa,

pos, ^rjaala,

i, ?, (y?rc1pa) lousy person.

ioa,

to louse.

?oorjv, lop?vos,

^eip??bpai,
aros,

one's

to louse

rb, a

Vcipl?ei

rrjs.

K'

'Eyjrfj?rj rb yfroapl.
iKe?vos

whose faith
^cvb?irioTos, rj, ov, (^rcvbrjs,irions)
is false.

rj, ?, (rCayy?prjs)

"^tevbor^ayy?prjs,

PtOCH.

maker.

1,

Av.

115

822.

ex?

y?revrrjs, rj, o,

(^e?crnjs)

ji?prvp? rov, Every

of course).

boot

yjr?xa vepo, Give

us

7reT?coT^v, r?xa

Adverbially,

*
Av b?v iriorevrjs

ep?va, pora

exet

Kal rov

(another liar,
Kal rbv pir?pprra

believe me, ask my uncle

pov rbv i?revrrj,If you do rit

the liar ; a proverbial expression,

rj, ov, false,

2. False,
breasts,

imitated.

YOL. Yll.

?ovXXa, False

NEW

SERIES,
79

VcvriKa
seal

orrj?rj,

83

1,

*'Eni?vp& ml

to

yfrixav.

False

small
a

piece

evrepi&vrj. eH yjrlxa

of

A?o*e pas

anything.

little water.

^i'x?? #

'r't'x0?I wounded

him

Tov i?apeaa

little, mpp?n.
very

slightly.

iaa, (yfrems) to drizzle, 'fyixakl?oa.Also, tofall

yfriXabt?oa,
in smallflakes, as snow. 'E^es x?5vt yfnx?biCe.
yfnx?ka,

as, fj, drizzling

zzz

iaa,

yfnXaki?oa,

?^iXtr?a, as,
?fr?pa, rb,
tyovvl?oa,

lying.

forged,
^cvnicrj

4. Bit,

=
yjrlxrj,rjs,k

*Bfia?cs r?irorc
i^euTi?,as, rj, (yfrevrrjs) lie, falsehood, fib.
news
in
t
learned
Have
burlesque.
any
you
tyevn?s ;
tyevnms,

to the son part of bread;

of a plant, the ancient

3. Pith

y^cvrrjs

liar has his witness

Kvrakov ml

ml

yfrlxa
K?ac

yfrrjaaiov.

p. 319.

PtOCH.

yfrikos.

PTOCH.

Kvrakov.

mite,

yjrevborCayy?prjv.
liar.

of

rfjs mvcj)o?vki?s.
a mere

a distinguished

Ve?rovav

to

opposed
yfroaph

mock-bootmaker,

himself

fancies

cobbler who

(religion)

to be rich, rich in

Arist.

Schol.

only.

appearance

2.

dimin.

fj, ov,tyfjvoa) roasted.

ifrrjT?s,

of lousing.

ov, (ttXoutos)feigned
yjrcvb?irXovTos,

yfrrjpiva

163.

2,

y?rrjvo*

cfi?vos,

one

with

(pu 11us)

of
rj, ov, dimin.
yfr?pa,aros, rb, (yfrevofia) lie, falsehood, fib, ^r?pa, yjrevbos. tytkovr?iKos,
crumb.
i/a'xa, as, fj, (^??)
r?para X?s,Tou are fibbing,
2. Crumb, as applied
=

^t?vo,

r?

pi

?noKpl?rjKe

written

incorrectly

yfnjaa?novkov, ov, rb,

Ptoch.

self,

the act

lousing,

Kai

a
yjrfjaipov,aros, r?, (yfrfjvoa) roasting ; baking ; parching,
a species of fish.
PtOCH. 2,
yfrrjaatov,ov, rb, (tyfjaaa)
99. 236, et alibi. Schol. Opp. Hal. 1, 99 ukarvov

in the Glossary.)

r? iraibi?

590

2,

Kecfa?kiv Kpoppvblr^tv.

as bread.

To

chest

'E ? 'jSpa

1, 334

pey?krjv.

aovykirapiav

yjffjvaatv

bake,
opposed to 7rax?s. Boiss.
a
3. To
to
grope
thing,
parch..
after
grope,
^?xco, a?a, (y?r?o,^fao)
1, 65. 373. 2, 84, I x &?*
tyelpa, as, ij, (qb?eip) louse. Ptoch.
see yfse?pa.
also qb?clpa, ^fjpa,
|
incorrectly written tyijpa, y?/vpa. (See

t/z-eipi?pis,

as meat,

to roast,

(e\/ra>)

yftfjaere piKpovr?imv
2.

ARIST.

SCHOL.

nuts, and the like, tyivoa. Ptoch.

; seller of fresh fish,

oavxp?s)

liar.

(yjsevTrjs) female

yfrfjvoa, rjaa, fj?rjv, rjpivos,

(oaxv?s,

witness.

false

970.

Plut.

15.

Laod.

tyap?s, ?, ?, (y^?pi)fisherman
fish,
yf/?pi, iov, to, (oy?r?piov)
yfraxv?s,

BALSAM, ad

zzz

fj,

as,

yfrevTpia,

yjraXrobrjpa,aros, rb, (y?raXrob?o) chant.

Concil.

yfrevrpa, as,

rj, (\?r?XTr}s) songstress.

physician,

false

larp?s)

(yiarp?s,

yfrevTOfi?pTVpas, a, b, (yjrevbop?prvs)

pay.

singer's

b,

mountebank.

quack,

ov, rb, church

tyaXriKov,

ov,

yfrevroyiarp?s,

music.

to church

y?rovviap<a

2, 589.

of ^t'xa?

Ptoch..

lajievos,

(btyoavioa)

-fyepa.

iaa,

la?rjv,

yfroavlCoa,ayop??a>.
sjrovviapa,

ifnxabl?oa.

^?X0* NOM. COTELER. 112.

fj, dimin.

zzz:

rain.

aros,

PTOCH.

rb, a buying,

2, 87.
purchasing.

132.

to

purchase,

buy,

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t?pa

^rot/iwnj?

fj, b, (yfrovvl?oa)purchaser,

^ovviarfjs,
also

(See

KaXo^owiorqs.)
to

yfrovyfrovplCoa, iaa,

the

povppovpl?oa,

whisper,

2, 49.

i/a0vp???. Ptoch.
an

Id. p. 307.

ancient

[Apparently

onomatopoeia.]
rj, ov,=

"j/ocfai?pims,

yfro<faipi, tov, to,

the

lower

tyvxoo?orpa, as, rj, (fax?, crc??co)

female saviour of souls.
It is an epithet of the Virgin.
2?v va xe 'bel rrjv

2, 601.

PtOCH.

ijr?cfaios.

(yfrbcfaos) dead,

to

reference

Bead

yfrvxoira?bi,to?, t?, tyvxh) vai?C) adopted child. [The

first component part implies that the adoption was
made for the benefit of the soul of the adopter.]

buyer, ?yopaarfjs.

yfrocfai?pims,

animals.

properly

t??s nelvas,

V?cfaios

to

applied

animals.

lower

the

yj/ofi?s,

In the language of indignation it is used also with

reference to human beings. Ptoch.
2, 219 *Eya>b?
vvv

as m?i?erai,
T'Ocfa&,as,

Kai as yeverai

rjaa,

tapivos,

r?v

Kai

Ke?vos

to die,

m\

blbaaiv

of

the

lower

the

of

language

the present

or yrocja& rfjs nelvas,

To

day

die

<Srocfa&?nb rfjv ne?vav,

to

starvation,

of

3.

of bread.

bread,

?pros.

Tp?yo

^copt,

"Eva pey?Xo yjropt. $?pe rpia

yffofiia.
under

Office

?xv ??Xere

'Ecre?s av ??Xerc

government.
Tov

irporara,

va okot?octc

Xp?jcrro

yjropl,

rbv mirir?v

MiXiovrj.
io-a, zz: yfrojiovo.

tyopi?o,

rov mopo

to

starve

bread-seller.

?o?iooiv).

ficyaXa

yfrbcfaovv ?k rfjv ne?vav,

They gave me Homer to study, and the result was, /

was dyinglike a dog of starvation.
Id. p. 322. So in

yjrop?.

baker,

(y?rop?v, yfropiov)

2. Loaf

Ptoch.

beings.

S?ul.

To be at table, to be at dinner, and the like ; literally,

To be eating bread (compare NT. Matt. 15, 2 "Otov
?prov

said

of faxi),

of

?, ?, (y?tofi?)

y?rofi?, io?, to,

yfrocfaov.

of human

also

T?v "Oprjpov pi

2, 520

yfrbcjaov.

(yfrocfaioa)

In burlesque,

animals.
1, 317

tov

Kai pevyopai

m?i?opai

rj, dimin.

as,

tfrvxovXa,

^rc?p?Ki, to, dimin.

as

b, death,

yfrvxoo?orpa.

tjrvxovi?sor ^vxoyvi?s, ov, ?, (u??s) adopted son.

with hunger.

TJrbcfaos, ov,

irov X?oiv

Uavayi?
with

Ta oirapra

fias va yjfOfii?ovv, Kal

va irXovri?ovv.

^copiV?iv, rb, dimin. of tyop?v, bread. Ptoch.

2, 342.
use
it also with reference to ^opo?rjrrjs, rj, ?, ((rjr?) beggar, literally, bread-seeker.
Further, low people
all the unbaptized races, it being regarded by them
K?XXto y?rofioCrjrrjs, irap?
qbiXapyvpos, It is better to be a
death.

as

of

species

and the like.

yjrvkkl?oa, taa,

say

'Ani?ave

b Tovpms,

in the Glossary.)
(Compare yfrocfaeoa,

la?rjv,

tapivos,
one

to clear

person,

to

blasphemy

(^vXXos)
*EXa

of fleas.

to catch
va ai

fleas

on a

yfrvkk?aoa.

on of botanists.

Eriger

yjfoji?vo,

yjwkk?xopTov,
ifrvpa,

see

ov, to,

Conyza Candida.

(xbprov)

zzz

yfrovi?o,

yfrvkko?oravov.

^<??>p??a>.

grain,

rj, ov, (yfroji?vo)

ioa, =

yfrop?xopTov,

yfrvxapovba,as, fj, ($vxh ?*) butterfly. [It

diminutive of yfrvxfj: thus, yfrvxfj,
tyvx?piov, tyvxapovba.
See Modern Greek Grammar, ? 16, 2.]
rjs, fj, (^x?? ^P7}) = tyvxonatba.
yfrvxoK?prj,
^vxopax&, as, OV e?s, rjaa, (tyvxopaxioa) to be in the last
^vxo7rai8a, as, fj,tyvxanalbi)

ripe,
Ta

used

mature,

KaXapTrouW

with
b?v

?mjia

mature,
PTOCH.

yfrovvi?o.

as

to

applied

grain.

2, 235.

ov, to,

(yfropa, ?oravi)

Scabiosa

Columbaria,

y?rop?xoprov.

is a double

Ptoch.

become

cyfr?fiooav.

y^opo?oravov,

yfre?pa.

agonies of death.

to

(profil)
to

yjropi?pis,i, ?, (y^?pa) scabby or mangy person,

yfrvKkbxoprov.

2. The fleabane,

ooa,

reference

y?rop.ofi?vos,

^vXXoj?oravov,ov, to, (^vXXos,?oravrj) thefleawort, Plan

tago Psyllium,

to be ifrofio?rjrrjs.

'sfrofio?rjr?, as,

as, r), (^vXX?f?) female flea-catcher.

yfrvTsX?arpa,
2. The

a miser.

than

beggar

2, 464.
adopted daughter.

opa,
as

as,

ov, rb,

ij, hour.

"Qpav

???pi?e,

At

opes,
Kal opes

"Qpa mXij,

?pav,

yjropo?oravov.
hour,

Fmery

an

times,

as

adverbially;

*Qpcs

opes

emiXoirova.
expression

of

salutation

ing to Good day, or Good by;

?qbcvrci?s

adverbially

Kivbvvevei.

"Qpav opav
9Qpes

(xoprov)

oras, Good

day

to you,

as

correspond

"Qpa mXi) rrjs

gentlemen.

"Qpa

oov

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??pTJOi
mkfj, Good by to you, Good journey
to a person
2.

the

right

cjakovpt?

?^ifei,

season,
x*Xw

lord.

time.
A

word

season

in

is

worth a thousand pieces of gold.

Followed by v? Or bi? v?. *Upff r) ?apa v?icjavyoa,
The time has come that I should go away,

Greek Grammar, ? 7, 5, 2.) |

&ptp??oa,aaa, (&pipos) to become ripe, to ripen, as fruit.
Modern

Arist.

Schol.

Followed
following
2, 283

429

yjroap\v

Btr?eas
rov

'os

Tovs,

Kai

(See

avrov

ovk

exoa, IL?k9 &s

b raneivbs

avv?yei
va rov

&a?v

pey?kos

av?ivrrjs,

He

baveimv.

?neKei.

as

v? f)ve Kav?vas

were
if he

some

'Qo?v

great

o?v

Autos

as,

va oov

?porrjoes,

iras va pov

rb

abri).
LTou
Kopr?,

fioXoyijoo.

?qb?prjs ;

by va with

?irivave

va

?oov

?r?y' rj irovXcia yio/ia.

qbef-rj.

iroXv

2rjKovovfiai

Before.

cocro? v

Kai
Kal

? ijXios Tpexouv

rrjv
r

?X?qbia

pc

rrjv

advantage

one.

's rrjv oKXa?ia

bpooi?

?oov

?pcs

rrjs,

e^c?yc

?oov

va

3, 28

write

7rcXayovas

T?

it benefits, it is of

o-' ?qb?Xel

va

?ijorjs

12, 33 inflamabat
17, 26 a church dedi
cated toSaint
who

Marina,
suffered

mar

tyrdom in the
year270(See
Horol.juL
17).

Eutocius

inflammabat

write
18, 21 Entocius
27, 31 INSCERTUS

thepalace ofMarina,
a public edifice in

48, 19Hunns
74, 19 carminimus

Huns

?reXiyovas

Constantinople.

Page

80, 22 sed, quibusdam

81, 3 apvpva
81,

16 pn?tkos,
arrjs

97, 32 tribe
113, 35 your

pnavbi

rj
'jSy#

's r? ?ovva.

?qbcXel, rjoe, (?qbcXeo) impersonal,

to any

bvo

rrjv iropra

?voif

abyi)

raxi?,

CORRECTIONS.

Page

?rjpe

cocro? va <?>c?rj,c?cro? va '?yfj 6 a?yepiv?s,

K?pva

p?orj.

mi

?ircibij.

Followed

'OXovuxr?s

subjunctive.

?va?p?qbrjKC, ?irrjye

bi?n,

rbv

(?s ou), for ecos ov, until.

the

Va*

?o?v

*Av?poirov

ir?prjs, x?pioyxa

inasmuch

since,

cr?v fi

p,

ov.

'?cr?v to morpo

5. Because,

va

?VeYaf e.

irovXl

?qb9

after,

eis to Kaorpo.

va

oopevos.

*Qo?v rbv cibc, eqbvyc.

Since,

y?rvxr? rrjs.

by v? with the subjunc

tenses of the indicative.
&aav

as.

3. When.

2.
2,

y OU

6 Koopjos b?v ei?ev.

4.

?vapi?pfj

va to nirvxiJ.

Kapapovei

stalks

mi

avpopevov

i?yakovaiv

va pfj.

n?poa

noKk?s

K?v e?s &s tov

rfiyapiferat

va

va rjpai ropa

?o?v

fjpovv xap?vos,

cr?v p.ov rbv ?iraivas,

'Enakai?av

if

cr?v.)

2. Z/ike,

?oov

&a?v (&s av), as if. Followed

tive, or with the historical
Negatively,

accusative.

also by the subjunctive, according to the

1, 310 Kal rapa p?vov
examples. Ptoch.

on

?cjaes pe,

the

&s to yi?pa.

rb novpvb

an

With

?o?v

^ircprjqbavevovvrav

??

also

X?Ki

259.

Eq.

eoas, till, until.

know,

on

Aeyovv

Ptoch.
2, 342
baprjos,a, o, (&p?ios) beautiful, fair.
AI
into
the
of
H, see
opta, incorrectly.
change
(For

&s for

not

as

ask

va rjrov Tevir?a

prjs,He was as proud as if he had been a Janizary.

eis rf)v

'O X?yos

va firjv
rj?evprjs, Tbu

?o?v

'Epor?s

did

departing.

Time,

bapav rov

to you ; addressed

c?cfieke?

INCERTUS

carminibus

sed quibusdam
?pvpva
pnaiovkos,
?rrjs
gens
you

pnavrt

Kal va

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v

Page 133,16 Scylitzes

Michael

the Page 3 2 4,10 remulentum

324, 42 ?ovvrovpir?s
330, 29 gazing-stock

Psellus

younger

134, 30 Conjuctione
137, 12 Monumenti
?
137, 32 Hippol.

Conjunctione
Monumenta
Hippol.
lttus.

Oxford. 1851.

Omnium

Quoted

Oxford.

by

Hippo
Refutatio

Haeresium.

1851. Quo
ted by pages. Pub
lished under the title

of

'Qpiyevovs

147, 15 Arabic

agur
an
Ain
(with
at the begin

IJcclesiae
Arabic *"HJiy, agur.

156,38

ohw,

358, 14fruits?
364, 11 mirXaycis
385,

Unit,

184, 18 Const.
200, 27 going

quintilis

400,

6 Strepsiades
5 passing time

535, 12 Sexag?sima
538, 36 was given

268, 12 simply if
269, 31 neighbor

simply if

556,

1 flameolum

556, 32 qbcnaXios
566, 13 and agreeable
571, 14 yfsrjqbos

giving
aseUus
serve

165 B

XiTavet'a 2

525,

234, 25 assellus
264, 17 reserve

271, 8 iymikois
276,38 Pallad.

20

Const,

unfor

neighbor upon

578, 36 Palaetina
581, 27 Plut.

iymikios

596, 26 ci-?irXiov

Pallad.

166 A

Norn.

13,

29,

p. 158

8 quintilius
7 X?yKvpos

454,

unpardoning,

mrairXayeis
Phot.

395,

avapa?axrjs

sending

212, 31 unpardoning

fruits.

K?cher

436, 18 Russian
445, 41 carrying

jut

irpoopijoeos
mmovv?cTos

389,

Xov, ov, TO,

ing uncertain

?ovvrovir?s

gazing-stock of
bishops and deacons

end of the book)

417, 14 fiapr?o?ap?ov

porch

Temulentum

8 K?rcher

under

162, Sa jet
163, 24 ava?apaxrjs

Norn. p.
(near the

409, 28 after delivery

415, 20 irruption
a living

mean

2 Phot.
243

407,

ning)
151,15 living
151, 35 in

351,

37 mmovv?epTos

&tkoao

(jaovpeva.

138, 31 Ecclesia

1 bishops, deacons
344, 18 irpoopijpcos

334,
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the time

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given

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